The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
W 0 NJ A Ms WORLD.
A FEW THINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE FAIR SEX

The Latest Fashion Wrinkles-Gossipy
Stories Gathered From Number of
sources-W Murray Hill Girls
Talk About When They Meet-An
Attractive Afternoon Gown-Other
Matters Worth Reading.
A woman always wishes to look we'll in the
house. therefore attractive little gowns to
be worn only in afternoons and evenings
when she has no occasion to go out especially
appeal to her. Some very dainty ones we
have seen lately are intended as part Of
the trousseau for a November bride. A very
pretty little all-wool whipcord tin plum
color with tiny raised dots of black silk on
the surface had a simulated jacket of APPLE
green velvet that was gathered with large
bow on the front of the corssage. Thelsleeves
were big and full, and we're OF velvet. The
skirt had three deep slashes showing an I'M
der petticoat of velvet.
Would you like to look into a Murray
Hill girls home life for few minutes l
sketch it from the reality. says Clara Belle
in the Cincinnati Enquirer. There Is a
real Of laughter in the hallway, partlcu-
iarly clean-shaven, dignified and stately
young servant announces the arrival or
Miss van Beeckmen, Miss Cadwallader
Jones and Miss Fahnestock. These young
ladies, by invitation, come rushing up to
the morning room. bringing with them the
breezy sweetness Of the cold outer air. and
Dorothy becomes target for their caresses
Society girls do not chatter, but they seldom
abandon their feminine predictions so
completely as not TO talk with dazzling ra-
pidity. Four of them together are almost
as exciting as fireworks.
what did you think OF him HASN'T
he frightfully red nose y
mamma SAYS he's chum OF the Prince
of Wales"
"What is his full title His father is
very feeble, you know, and it would be
rather clever, wouldn't it, to marry an
earl"
Jack saws he told the men at the club
that the best things he mad found In
America we're the gin cocktails ana the
women
Between you and me don't think he
wants to marry very much. He ran after
the married women all last night. You
were the only girl he took any notice OF,
Dorothy. How does he impress you I"
Smelly
$50 thought And then his whiskers.
They are 50 like my poodle"
'T'll wager you are engaged TO him within
amontb."
10, how can you! They say he has two
OF the finest estates in England. Nm!
wish my Dick had been viscount. Dear
me; the greatest thing he ever did wat
80 get his nose broken playing foot ball.
Where are you girls off TOT"
"Going TO get Turkish bath We want
you to come along"
20, no. can't. I'm going to take q
gallon through the park with Jack in half ar
hour. TN little seedy, too. Walters, Wal
tersn s-
The stately servant steps in from the hall
bring cocktails" says the young hostess.
AS the servant departs TO execute toe
order, another. quite as clean and stately al
he. enters.
''Mr. Rutherford is hat the door with Ii
trap, and will Miss Dorothy ave drive"
"No, Wilkinson. Tell MIR. Rutherford
am a trifie lndisposed-oh. no. don't do that
He will see me in the park later. Tell hin
I'm engaged in my sculpture class.
'Oh, Dorothyw cries one OF the younl
women AZ the servant leaves the room. .
heard some one order a bracelet for you tn
other day. shant let you know who
was"
"Diamonds"
Diamonds and pearls"
"It's Jack, then, and