The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-30

Ter WrlSt II us lett nd0d anQ calmly con-
tipued the buttoning process. Every man
in the car had been watching the pretty
girl, some openly, Others furtively from
behind their newspapers Now all the
papers dropped; every one looked aghast
and gazed at the pretty girl to see what
she would do. Not a muscle moved, and
she showed no consciousness of what was
going on.
The young man, with a conscious look of
triumph, finished his pleasant task. and the
girl, with a preoccupied air, aud not a glance
in his direction, opened her pooket-book,
took out a nickel and placed 1t in his hand!
His expression changed with lightning
rapidity, the color came into his face, and
he quickly murmured what was evidently
an apology. She listened with a willfully
misleading air and handed him another
nickel. By this time his face had become
scarlet, and ne began another low-toned but
earnest protestation. The calm, cool and
collected young lady signaled the conductor,
and. as she rose TO depart, said in clear,
distinct tone, audible TO every one In the
car: mo, cannot. never give more
than dime fer having my gloves buttoned
or my boots BACKED"
A tomato mayonnaise. says the New York
Tribune, is an especially delicious dish
served with chicken. Select firm, even
tomatoes, turn boiling water over them and
rub off the skin. Then put them on the ice
till they are thoroughly chilled through.
Prepare mayonnaise dressing by adding
halfcup of whipped cream to a cup
of mayonnaise made by ordinary rule.
Slice the tomatoes in slices a quarter of an
inch thick 1t requires firm, compact to-
mato for this salad. Beefsteak tomatoes
make q very nice mayonnaise. Arrange
the bleached heart leaves of lie tuce In a low
crystal salad bowl ami lay tomato, sliced,
but put back in shape, on each. Put
large tablespoonful of dressing over each
tomato. Everything about this salad must
be ice cold and the moment it is prepared
it must be served on the table. 1t is a SIM
pie dish, for every one no Nadays knows
how to make mayonnaise dressing; but
made of the best of Ingredients and served
in perfection it is the height Of epicurean-
ism.
Forgetful bridegrooms have been reduced
to great straits. In one instance a leather
ring had, on the spur of the moment, to be
cut from piece of kid of the brides glove.
A tragic story of a forgotten wedding ring
is told in the Olives Of the Lindsays"
When he should have been at church
Colin Lindsay, the young Earl of Balcarres,
was quietly eating his breakfast in night
gown and slippers. When reminded that
Mauritia of Nassau was waiting for him at
the altar he hurried to church, but forgot
the ring. A friend present gave him one,
which he, without looking, placed upon the
brides finger.
After the ceremony was over the countess
glanced at her hand aud beheld a grinning
deaths head on her ring She tainted away,
and the omen made such an impression on
her that on recovering she declared that
she was destined to die within year, a
presentiment that probably brought about
its own ful6lment, for in few months the
careless Colin was widower.
While you are futtering from place to
place in mad summer revelry, and delight
in your delightfully."- cool and easy serges
and wash silks the powers that work in the
mantua makers shops are designing the in
struments of torture for your winters PEN
ance. says the New York sun.
Be prepared, first of all, then, to lace your
bodice in little tighter. Make the stays a
title more nicked that they may press
down a new length of waist, uarrow er
girth of hips, for the dominant note of the
the new fall gown is most emphatically
slinkiiness.
The SIX irt will be little longer, decidedly
more sea N.Y. and as much closer as the in
genuity of dressmakers can smooth it. A
silk stocki Dg fit on an attenuated woman is
the ideal of all dress artists. The coat
OOILCo Will PEONdll, Dub ~ Will D6 CUT
longer than in the summer, its seams will
follow long sweeping curves and be outlined
with jets and gimps in decided lineal fash
ion. The sleeves will be long, too, rising
high on the shoulder. and nearly covering
the hand with their deep cuffs and frills of
rare old lace. 1t must be ever remembered
that the desired clinging effect is incom-
patible with laundered pettiticoats
Of muslin, aud only possible with
undergarments Of soft silk. The fash
iouable woman wears first of all a combi-
nation garment of silk webbing, over that
one silk petticoat if she Is stout, two If she
is thin, very much gored at the top, very
full at the bottom, and covered at the hem
Inside and out with frills in "penwiper fash
ion." Some dress skirts of soft material
have facing of mohair about the bottom
i'll addition to the frills with which it is
always completed. The skirt is not draped
upon foundation as formerly, but is is
lined throughout with silk, which insures
the bell-like sweep and swing at the bottom.
Additional Slenderness of effect is given
by covering the eight or ten seams
of the gored skirt with gimp in a
contrasting shade to the dress. The deep
festooned tlounce has become too common
for elegance, and been supplanted by these
tiny ruffies, one above the other, around the
edge of the skirt. These ruffies reveal daring
bits of color combination when emanating
from Partisan hands. Picture vivogue
gown in pale doeskin with band Of gal
loon, from which fall q frill of doe color,
one OF green and one of pale shrimp pink
all ripping together with wondrous sheeny
effect. Ever remember that there isn't any
such thing as dress braid, or, if there IS,
that it has fallen into most hopeless desue-
tude.
First Little Girl lat fashionable summer
resort)-Pm awful glad to get 'quainted
with you Gauss you're nice.
Second Little Girl-So'm l with you.
That's what we come for. Mamma says so
herself
ITO get 'quainted"
Yes, with nice people-peopIe in society,
you know"
"Why, that's just what mamma wants
We're to get quainted with people in So
ciety."
Amt you in society in the city,"
mo. You are, aren't your
mo. We've been rakin' and scrapin' the
whole winter to come here and get 'quainted
with people in society, you know"
"So've we"
Then your folkes amt anybody at
homer
''No.n
Neither are We"
"Guess there amt much use Of US gettin'
'quainted."
"Guess not
"Good-by."
"Good-by."