The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-11


oldest and noblest familie married TO a
very beautiful woman wbelonged to la
finance. Her head waarned by the
adulation Of world whtpretty women
are treated like queens, a.he is now what
we call tune affolee deep This is one
Of the reasons which indt her to become
member of the tpons Courts,
where she SPENDS n only almost
the entire day, but pak the night as
well. Her husband, hove up smoking
for her sake and at hearnest entreaty
when he married, cant be blamed for
being exasperated wbduring the few
moments which she oon6snds to spend at
home, she pulls out her Irette case. and,
lighting a papiletto tn praisworthy
mastria, inquiries mlngly whether
"smoke is disagreeable him" He la
ments the less of his b comforts and
actually tells me that hiife has lost last
month something over DO francs at hac-
carat. when l comome at night"
writes my friend, ''slt and In need
of an affectionate come, find
an empty house ca looks to
me very much Ikea hotel. My
valet, who is sitting 10 tall reading the
evening papers, rises a meets me with
the pleasant intelligenceat Madame la
Marquise is at the elJ delivered with
that particularly exasAJing smile Of
covert disdain peculiar ervants.- l dress
and then wait patientyr dinner. Half
an hour, sometimes an ur, then car
riage stops at the doof.yn shortly after
ward my wife comesirth sulky face,
barely excuses herself 1--WE sit down to
a dinner, utterly spot, of course, by
delay, and Observation-Disclosures by
Madeleines quarrelsonood, from which
gather that she has p more than she
cares To ackno wledge acrate. Now she
speaks slang, and heroglimmers OF con-
fidence toward myselfe when she asks
me my advice about difficult coup at
baccarat or roulette.i
A pretty state of THU that! Of course
there is no harm in Ggtes, a social game
of cards is no great diland 1 will take it
for granted that theselght offenses are
the worst sins which csc laid at the door
of all club women. Buevertheless, for
one, side with the loTbut it seems no
longer master-who Is taken unto
himself a wife, an upon himself
the cares of a fly in order to
secure a bright hhdIppy home, but
who, forsaken and siclheart, is forced to
seek pleasures and intts elsew here, be-
Nodoo bhO ~ VA aus III Voiuc
| wishes to indulge in aementS not at all
suited either to her sexto her natural in
clinations. "H A
1t appears that the Qe des Femmes du
Monde will only elect is whose husbands
are members of leading'is clubs. This is
| hard, trow, for thosho are other Use
eligible, but whose cots have departed
from the land Of the pg. am afraid
that they will now be ged toenter once
more the holy state oaatrimony. which
will open to them the 3 of clubland.
Coaching is bsoem SO popular in
France that therewilklve or six coaches
running between Pannd towns in the
surrounding departmeduring the forth
coming season. There been in course
Of the last few monthsrge concession of
new members to theaching club, or
| Societe des Guides, Ct is called here.
This Societe des Guides instituted six
years ago in imitation the "Four~in.
hand Driving Club" fled by the Prince
de Sagan in 1882, and presided over by
the Comte de Greffuhlgt includes about
| forty members, like thcademY, among
whom are Prince Orlole Due de SRbran,
| Prince Troubetzkoi, tDuchesse Dues,
etc. The drives are llated with much
| ceremony-for instaudf one of the
"mails" attempts to pane others on the
| road, the member DO handles the
ribbons is heavily finedo are, also. those
who, without availaHreason, decline
TO join the reunion. gray or roam
horses are allowed be used, and
every detail Of harness color is carefully
studied. Few people LZd how difficult
1t is to drive four-in-haEAl. A long ex-
perience is needed to ddNSr not only is
a great deal OF coup o. necessary, but
ability. a light hand, & straight seat
and sharp eyes. besidesa nral talent for
this pleasant pastime. sbest four-in-
hand drivers in Europe the Prince de
Sagan, the Marquis de qet, Archduke
Louis Victor of Austria, Duke de Cler-
mont, the MARQUIS aIhe Count du
Plainly, Count Festeties, nee J. Murat,
and last, but by no Us least, the
| Duchesse Dues, who lie first sports
woman in France and of the most
fervent disciples Of Stnbert. At the
last meeting of the Sociees Guides, one
of the most admired "mtwaiting for the
start on the Place de la lorde, opposite
the Cercle de Ia Rue RoyWRs that driven
by the duchess The hok-ere ali of that
| golden coffee color, whichinds one of a
ripe chestnut, the harnegrooms and the
coach itself were perfectand on the top
was a galaxy of pretty en- in harmoDi-
GUS and elegant toilets, 1biing a basket
OF hothouse blossoms oTuoYel kind of
Semiramide's banging gns n
III A CE-pARELEss.