The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-18
BACK TO THE TOWN.
Bah SEES TIE PEOPLE as THEY
RETURN,

| AND Tells Whatthe Summer Has Done
for Some of Them - The Youth of
More Money Than Brains - When
Woman's Beauty Conquers-In the
Web of a Social spider-At the East
ern Gate of Love-Mutton Dressed as
Lamb-Weeds and Flowers Among
Men and Women.
(CopyrighEl
NEW YORK. Sept II. They are
coming back to town. They come by
boat. by train. and where they are
very swell, by yacht. Sometimes they
look rested, sometimes they don't. The
children appear as If they had the best time
in the world they are brown Of face, clear
Of eyes and merry Of heart; but, alas the
prodigal sons and daughters outnumber the
children. There comes the son of man
who worked hard to gain fortune, worked
hard with the future Of his handsome boy
before him, and then, WE'LL not so very long
ago, he died suddenly. Somebody said it
was heart failure, but | do believe there is
such thing as a broken heart,
MORE MONEY THAN BRAINS.
For this boy. the one he had shaved for,
the one for whom he had been so ambitions
was nothing. That is to SAY, all be
amounted to was 10 dress well, belong to
three or four fast clubs. to get very drunk
once in while, and to have, as his ideal OF
womanhood. Mile. Giltedge. He will
give laugh, and say: "Clever woman,
that! knows how to get follows money
from him without his mindingl' This
| specimen has returned, and you and | can
work out his future as plainly as possible.
| The money will be spent and spent until it
is all gone, and then some one Of the uumer-
Gus Glltedges, to whom he has been Rener-
Gus, will give him some place to live
and something to eat-he will ask
until he can't borrow any more, then like
the wretcLed coward he is, will either shoot
himself or fell into the river. But Just
now he Is at the hight OF his glory, and he
thinks he is very clever VIXEN he says, like
| the cub he is: II don't want to know any
women who expect you to marry them; il
| have got to know somebody introduce me
| to the lively married oues.n Although he
| saw the beautiful blue sea, the flowers dane
ing all arOl nd. though he saw the beautiful
blossoms ard the lovely long summer days,
this Imitation of man Gomez back to town
| q little worse than before he leftit That's
what the summer las done for liV.
WHEN WOHAN's BEAUTY CoNQUERs.
There is an handsome girl coming IN on
the train; a handsome gill, with an air of
gown sui her to perfection, her hair is
braided o that not lock is out Of place,
everything about her Is exact, If you hal
anything to complain OF, it would he that
things are too exact. But. my dear friend,
the girl has succeeded. Ever since she can
remember she has been taught the cate
chsm of polite society. lt differs from that
| Of any church. Ask her the CHIEF object in
life she would not reply that 1T was 10 serve
| God by doing whatever good her hand
found to do; but she would say it was to get
rich husband and 60 in good set. she
has succeeded. You would guess that she
would, from her firm jaw and clear. cold
gray eyes Her husband-to-be is neither
| young nor beautiful, but he is rich.
They will be married this fall, and she
will always be a credit TO him. There is no
danger of her ever falling in love with any
| body; people will eyes and jaws like tat
don't do it. Her children will never be
| particularly affectionate, but then their
mother will not consider affection good
| form. She will SEQ that they are well
| dressed aud well cared for, and she will
| be inclined to teach them the same relig-
| ion that WAS taught her - the re-
| llgion Of Mammon, not of love. IL is just
possible that her husband may wish once or
twice that she would put a little more
warmth in her kiss, or that he could tell
| her OF a few of the worries and troubles
her after while and forget that. 1t is a Gu
rious phase that while men can get used to
women who have ice water in their veins,
somehow they get to having feeling of
irritation; they miss something, and they
are not wise enough to know what 1t is
However, this girl started out with a de-
termination to get rich husband and that
is what the summer has done for her.
IN THE WEB OF SOCIAL SPIDER
~ 10 t.
married woman with two dear little babies
little tots that you wanted to take up and
huS and kiss, because they seemed 81 far
away from everything that was wrong
When she went away their mother was as
sweet end innocent az they are; but now
we'll, now there is dancing attendance on her
a fashionable, elderly man noted for his
conquests, and three or four Of his special
friends. She has been lattered by them,
she has been driven out by them, she has
been taken out on their boats, and down In
the depths Of her heart there is a fee ling that
If she hadn't married that dear boy, who has
been in the city all summer, il she had
waited a little longer, she would rave made
a great match. Poor little fly She doesn't
realize that these men never mean marry;
that they are simply the spiders of society,
who find their greatest happiness in getting
just such pretty files as she is in their nets,
and, unexpectedly, swallowing them. Ii
may tie that she will never see these men
during the winter, for the fly is essentially
summertime bird, and If she is as weak
as she looks how wretched she will De. and
how wretched she will make every body
else. That is what the summertime has
done for her.
THE EASTERN GATE OF LOVE-
There is girl on one of the trains who Is
young and pretty aud who looks as IL she
was 30 OVERLOOKING with happiness that she
wanted 10 hand it around, as one docs bite
OF sugar candy. You don't need to look far
TO guess the cause OF this. There is big,
good-looking fellow beside her, and when
be thinks there Is nobody looking, he
squeezes the folds Of her dress with a
rapture that only belongs to true lover.
They met by the seaside. and the
waves sang but ono story 20 them.
1t was love, love. love, and they
come back engaged TO marry. They
think the world is full Of beautiful things:
they see future full Of love before them,
aud they cannot imagine that anybody ia
this world can be without love. feel like
raising my hands and asking that they may
never look for anything else; and somehow,
as they both seem clear~minded and clear
hearted. l don't believe the future will hold
much Of envy and hatred; but a great life,
and great life is one full OF loving kind
ness. That is what the summer has done