The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-15

women, viii outlRSt all tho VIolets,
roses and even the great pure white
lilies. To my mind, more marriages
would be success u, il women we're
more loving, more affectionate, more n
81 erate, anu m re pat emit; but I firmly
beheve-yuu see by this l am an ultra
conservative woman-tbat the man should
have the more brain of the two. don't
wan a woman To be fool, but think sHe
should be more loving than intellectual, and
more gracious than learned. That's the end
OF my serm on matrimony.
FOR THE GIRL WHO FRECKLEs.
Thr spring is coming, and with IL the
numerous ills that flesh is heir to, especially
freckles The girl who is going 70 keep her
self from getting freckled by wearing a veil
must wear one of the thick kind, that really
gives one a vapor bath. 1t has decidedly
undesirable way of getting in your mouth,
but as you have to suffer to be beautiful
and get rid of freckles, you have to
chew the cud of thick veil and not com
plain. Wells are the coquetry OF the young
and the charity of the old, and prove that
charms concealed attracl the most. 1t is
very funny. but the veil, that is said TO be
as old as he vanity of woman or the curi>
osity of man can not be traced TO its birth.
There was a time when men wore it, but
that was a very long time ago. and evil
IDENTIFY the women objected, and forced
them to give up the coquettlsh bit Of dress
that really bel1n! Ell to them.
HOW DIFFERENT WOMEN WEAR Wells.
An English woman regards a veil as some
thing TO put on To keep out tue sun o. the
cold, and conseque thy she assumes it in
very slovenly fashion. The American and
the French woman know that it Is a beau
tifier, co sequen ly they take great care in
getting becoming wells and arranging them
so that the beau S OF is JUS In the right
place, while the veil itself does not seem
to drag the hat or to be out of harmony
with 1t. The Spanish woman knows that
her mantilla and her fan are her weapons
of warfare, and she is an adept In their
! use.
THE VEIL NOW MOST WORN.
The veil mot in vogue just now is the
| fine Russian mesh without spot upon it
| the beauty spot, having been discovered TO
| be ridiculous at times, has gone out Of IA
vor. The bright scarlet veil is TO the fore
| again; but it can only be worn by women
who are very PALE, inasmuch as it makes
| every other woman look as If she bad a vio-
| lent attack of scarlet fever. A plain blue
| veil-one Of the thin ones-will make you
| look pale, and grey one gives you rathe
| CHASTITY look. Brown is generally becom-
| ing; and the fine tulle. in bl ck, with very
| small do upon it, is always in good taste.
and usually makes the complexion look bet
| ter.
woMAN's RED UMBRELLA.
Speaking of red wells reminds me that the
| rainy weather has brought out the red
| umbrella, and made it blt of brightness
| on a I'll jomy day. Personally | approve OF
| the red umbrella. 1t is cheerful and encour-
| aging, after a series of black ones, though |
| don't know as it would look we'll TO see q
| judge of the supreme court carrying one.
| Still think most women under fifty look
| decidedly attractive under it. The healthy
| liking for red should be encouraged; and
| don't see why red silk can't be as good O
| way of protection as black. don't see WHY
everything that takes care of you mayn't be
| cheerful,
woMAN's IDEA OF PROTECTION.
Do you believe in protectionl
| l do.
Protection from colds by good open fires,
| qlinine pills, porous plasters. and warm
clothes.
Protection from bores by swords, daggars
and pistols.
Protection from impudence by policemen
clubs and the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Women.
Protection from looking ugly by pretty
frocks, pretty shoes and pretty tempers
Protection from dudes by the Young
| Mems Christion Association.
Protection from bad books by your owl
good taste.
Protection from ignorance by the estab-
lishment of schools where reading, writing
and arithmetic are taught.
l am a believer in protection all around
Goodness graciousl do you suppose anybodl
will want to be protected from Bah?