The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-31
WOMAN'S WORLD.
srw SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THE
LATEST FASHIONS.


IF the Elaborate Coiffures-The
- Dances-Why Patti Is Liked.
- eend-Shaking Custom-Points
- SDring Millinery-A Few Cos
eipy Stories
d mont feel bad cause sister won't give
. LICK of her hair" exclaimed little
80 voung man who was paying atten-
:, his sister. Just you wait till she
W. ant and then I'll get lock for you"
-,ns the little story which is going the
IDS Of the comic papers.
D., like most funny things, there is a vein
.-,,-b running through it, or q vein of
=. MIGHT be true, if one were disposed to
,.,it % saws the New York Advertiser.
- latest adviceo from Paris that have
- over during the week say that there
N be a great abundance Of false hair
-, and that it will be hesped on the
80; !, sucb fashion that g woman will be
-, 70 remove part of her tresses in
- N accommodate her head to the small
ats which are now fashionsble-and so
- nt.e bow might easily steal his sisters
q L.ir while she is out.
Ttis almost impossible to construct one
,.boss elaborate coiffures without the aid
u u ,ba hairdresser at first. But, if one
MS An obliging hairdresser, it is easy to
~ ant how to put up the couture the Sec
IA time. and so avoid the trouble and ex-
w. ia Of having it done each time the hair
Tbe new coifRures are very obliging. They
o,re in great variety of designs. and there
oya styles to be worn on top of the head and
other STYLES to be pinned on the back of the
head. A. 81,
c-aot deal of hair will be arbitrary, it will
SSayartheIess. be possible to conform to the
s.yle bv choosing tine fashion which is most
becoming.
"Greg. are you awaken calls a tumbled
baan OF femininity upon the hearth rug to
the editor Of the Seattle Sounding.
Il am And a wreath of cigarette
smoke floats above a masculine head lying
comfortably amid heap of couch cushions.
give Just run across these old letters in
ms desk I'm going to read 'em aloudm
'pm at your mercy"
.pu poke up The fire first. ] want more
LIGHT Sol Just listen to this now:
NV Own DEAREST GREGoRY-For the last
time write you thus Yes, it must indeed be
g, II las all been a happy, foolish dream, but
nav 10 must end. To-day ! release you from
our engagement. \ marriage between us
would De most ridiculous. We are both 50 very
4 y5uDg-too young to decide so important a
matter Mamma says 50, and l am sure she IS
mn We have had long talk Besides yol1r
I'll salary has proved itself too small for one.
Now dear friend, do nothing rash. Men do
III not die OF love. our life is not your own, so
no experiments with laudanum- Do not come
ia n see NE. Nj mind is fully made up. | shall
y1v-th of n
Eli GREAT world than have hitherto known. Now
write me nice letter aud tell me that am
avary,sensibe girl. Be brave-no nonsense
Eli And remember thatI am ever your devoted
IA friend, AVIS.
That was letter to read on an empty
B stomachm
"nd you receive it before dinner? 1
\ might have Known you did by the hateful
answer. Here it is. [Readsl:
Ny DEAR Avs-You are indeed a sensible
girl AMI am proud Of my little friend judg-
Ia melt You always were a trump. Ny mind is
M much relieved by your decision. | have often
thought that perhaps we were a trfie foolish,
don't you know. l didn't like to say so myself,
though. You will pardon the brief character
OF this note when tell you that Tom Wayland
Is waiting for me. We are due at the club. By
TIE way, that report in regard to his sisters
engagement is false. She told me so herself
this afternoon. And now, good-by, little kit
t7l. Be 1appy-of course YOU will: 1t is the
PS.-Rega7ds to your mother Appreciate
her-yo may not have her always.
Silence.
"What villain you werer a sigh.
A chuckle from amid the cigarette
smoke.
What fools girls are!n
lis easy to forgive them FOR it-as long
as they are pretty. Go on. Read your
an5Wer." She reads:
slR-I have heard before of the transient nat
u74 OF o mans owe, but allow me to assure you
tAai nave found yours more ephemeral than
any yet on record
.lntarpoated chuckle from the corner Of
tne 70 m, and vigorous response Of ''Beastw
from hearth rug ] Resumes letter:
Sior Aiss Wayland-I am glad somebody
iaS SO mucl 10 admire about her The poor
tI.s never had any attention before. l hope
yoguay both be happy.
voice from Cusnions-She was a beauty.
VOICE From Hearth Rug-She was nor
r'u; Great, big, vulgar thing!
nun. Where was II o, here [Reads1:
Aslor my mother, she inherits her worldli-
MSS nave not spoken to her to day. And
GOOD oy-what word! May you forget
ss rum you have wrought in a young girls
s s5S.', snail pray for you always. May death
U""u AVIS.
"hat brute you were!;
~, a real cute brute, think"
II was trickm
u "as-and it succeeded y
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