The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
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stick pearl here, diamond there,
knowing 1t will glsten effectively
| among her laces aud mystery films.
| WOMEN WHO LOOK WELL IN BLACK.
| Nine Modjeska looks we'll in all black; so
| does Maude Harrison. Sadie Martinez, and
Georgia Cayvau. Mrs. Langtry, with her
| pure skin and that wonderful FURNISHED
brown hair, can, OF course, wear black
most effectively. and the black lace frock
made of lace AMI jet that she wore in "As
IN Looking-glas3, will be remembered as
the ideal gown by women who understand
the art of dress.
THE STYLISH WHITE VEIL.
Curiously enough, with the fancy for the
black gowns has come the liking for the
| white thread Lace wells. Whether the
American will wear them as do her French
sisters, may be doubted But still it must
be confessed, that the effect is very pct-
ureSqUe. A large black velvet hat bent in
here and there with few black feathers on
it, has the veil draped about it, and caught
up in the back. 1t is a veritable VEIL hav-
| ing border extending upon each side, and
quite long enobgh to 60 about the largest
hat. These wells are shown in imitation and
real point, In applique and in black Span
lsh, and whoever wants to give an extensive
favor at a cotillion, can select the real lace
in this shape and present it to Mademoiselle
hose, Blanche or Lily.
MEN AND THEIR TROUSERS.
was reading an old-fashioned book the
other day, and whenever the hero met the
heroine he stopped down and kissed her
hands. OF course. it is fair to suppose that
her hand was immaculate, but doubt if
we cound find even if ali hands were i'm
maculate sufficient number of men to kiss
| our hands. They would be too dead afraid
Of creasing their trousers. The soul of the
| average man is given over to trousers.
There is no denying that. He comes to you
at an afternoon affair and he is your
brother or your cousin, and he says, 'How
| do they look" And you stare at his scarf
land pin and you say: They're lovely !!
emerald so much" And he says,
rather gruf1ly: what are you
talking about There amt any emer-
aids on them" Then you think he means
his sleeve links, and you say: "Well, Char
lsy their pure whiteness Is entrancing."
And he looks at you for a minute or two,
and he says: Are you color blinda l mean
my trousersn You look as meek as Moses
why should Moses have looked meek2-
and you say: "Well, Charley. they At
very nicely. There's such a pretty criukle
in them" and Charley walks away saying
women don't know anything about any
thing. And the smart girl who meets him
says to him, in Priscilla-like manner" o,
Mr., Charles, hope you won't think it hor
ribly immodest in me, but think the cloth
that your trousers are made of is the lowell
est have ever seen," and Charley beanie,
and is that girls slave forever.
1T ISN'T WORTH THE WHILE.
How can you get any body your slave for
everl
First by saying the right thing in the
| right place.
BY ignoring every cross word every ugly
| look, and every tiresone speech.
By liking what they like.
BY thinking what they think. and by
| living as they live.
But if you do this won't you be bit of a
slave yourself? That's it, my friend
| The game isn't worth the candle. We
| want TO yell out that Americans never shall
| be slaves, mingle it with the Star Spangled
Banner" and the "Marseillnise," so that
whatever our color or speech may be we
are free at least. | hope you are know
one woman who is and her name is
RAR