The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-25
WOMANS WORLD.
Fxw THINGS OF INTEREST TO
TIE FAIR sax.

II. FKW THINGS OF INTEREST TO
TIE FAIR sax.
N sons Suggestions About the Fall
n c,rl - Her Gowns Are Her First
1 rrougbt-Some Fashion Wrinkles.
4 RaAections Relative to Marriage.
4 Are Long Engag sn ents Advisablei
Tvo or Three Little Stories That
4 are Worth Reading.
Il is said that marriages, says a writer in
,bs Herald. are made in heaven. and men
md vomsn created for each other. The
NV who are fortunate enough to get their
IHnities may meet at morn and marry at
Ion. But for the great majority who are
laundering around, and who have probably
,otteu somebody else's mate, 1t is better to
II y on the safe side, and wear the ring until
Il little white circle comes under it. A few
venings in a dimly lighted parlor, or on a
noon-lighted steamer deck, picnic or a
nall now aud tnsn, will not reveal q mans
naracter any more than q glance at the
heavens will reveal the nature or the move
4 uent of the stars.
Men are prone to take things as they find
/ them in this life, but q woman is apt to
II mink of a husband or a home as her fancy
Weaves them.
Nine was long engagement, aud though
enc case Is not conclusive evidence, IL Is
valuable as far as it goes. During that
,a-iod the beautiful air castle I had built
lost three Of it's walls, SO that the facts In
the case we're, l went to housekeeping in
0wellng with one side and was far more
comfortable than bad | rushed in while it
was intact and had it afterward fall about
my ears.
As we are sure to have great deal of
| amateur skirt dancing the coming winter,
| saws Clara Belle in New York letter to the
Cincinnati Enquirer, you may like to have
4 a recipe for such an outfit as is necessary to
| Euggest beauties rather than disclose them.
You take very thin crepe de chine, allow
| ing thirty yards fuIluess ct the bottom, and
| then YOU gore it to nothing at the waist,
accordion D aited. OF course, that needs
| not 70 be said The bodice is what is known
es a Nautch girl bodice, fitting the figure
/ like A 81 I'VE and may be trimmed and braided
/ 70 suiE your taste. From the throat there
should hang several long streamers Of
white ribbon The crepe de chine should be
specked with spangles to give weird,
spar ling effect when you catch up the skirt
aud twist it to do the bat figure, the angel
figure, the bacchante figure, and all the rest
Of the figures, which may be varied to suit
your partlo lar style and skill
But now come to the piece de resistance
your tights Don't blush, dear girl; you
must wear them, and they must ue what is
known as the combination tights, and be
gray in tone, which will work up best under
the glare of the lime light. White kid shoes
complete the outht. It's all very simple
isn't 1t my dearl But, alb, If you only have
pair of dainty feet and shapey limbs ami
q good supply of audscity.
You can work wonders with this outfit,
provided always that you have a good man
at the lime light. That is absolutely
essential. Indeed, the frill dancer is at the
mercy Of the lime light man. He may
make or break her. He may make her
angel look like ghost and her bat look
like an angel in distress, and her sprite look
Ike Dakota widow with her emo ions
aroused. In fact, as some one has said the
+ line light man ought to gsS all the applause
This. however, is putting It bit TOO strong,
a FIR frlll dancer, at er all, is like any other
dancer. She must have grace, abandon,
Orchuess, strength, fiexibllity and audacitv.
Some ladies will have a cold chill run
over them at the thought of seeing their
daughters make exposes Of their limbs in a
ffili dance at private theatricals this win
ter But these glimpses arc so brief, so flu
Ftive, 50 indi5tinct, 80 faSh-like, that, after
the serpentlRe dance has been concluded,
you can't make oath that you've seen ANY,
thing. 1t is something shorter than the
fight OF shooting star, but heap more
salts factory. This winter it will be quite
the fad among the swell ohappies of the
knickerbocker and Calumet to make wishes
when they catch q glimpse Of the dancers
yellow silk garter clasplng the right leg and
held there ~ gold clasp, set with
br!lliants.
A, me! but Jack and Charlie will watch
closely for the sparkle of this beacon light
as fla Far !.
goes rocking, swaying, bending, swinging,
rolling hither and thlther like q delicious
El-o'"the, wisD, leading the foolish boys on
90 their ruin in the quagmire Of love.
But the mothers knew how Impressions
Die are the imaginations OF these dear boys,
aud how prone they are to fall in love with
pretty foot and ahkle rather than with a
well-stored mind. IL may almost be said
that the young men of to-day don't want
women for wives; they want style.
Girls, says writer in the Herald, mske
better wives al, er long engagements By
tna' mean something longer than that Of
tue Chlcago girl who, after a reception at
her faelers house, said:
Pa. do you know the name of the young
man who stood on your left"
We'll, please find out. I an going 70
marry him tomorrow at , o'clock"
Auu again, something shorter than the
touf,sh OF a couple lately married after
twenty years.
Marriage ould be simply the seal of an
oval to live for one another, aad should
10 10" as the guarantee OF two loves shaped
10 each other. know from the experielce
" one woman, at least, that it Is harder to
u. mat which is inevItable-what l must do.
.aiOer marriage the performance of thou
S Sd httie acts Of submission comes in the
.pru OF "musts," while before marriage
ne are not locked upon as such And so
49,. ~ Is lar better for the polishing process
wa tla, smoothing Of surfaces constantly rub.
lug to9ether-to take place before mar
tliose; he little god Love has SONS Won
u 1tetf'uily devised ools for shaping life mates
oeI re they are joined, and thus saves dis
q ~. Us Uf urse be has the same weapons
t t1'er ward, but he cannot always use them
70 the same account.
4 ~, 6oor little dear Her long Iashes says
u ara "a; Belle in the Times Democrat we're
SiEuted WI tears. She sat at her writing
"A -, A1! Ier pink note paper before her, and
q ny ol DAINTY rings in her l-@ They were
~ 1IsC,y designs, and most Of them in
u 0,,eu uearts IN various forms of twistula-
4 E, u, ana as each went into a little cottoned
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