The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
WOMANS WORLD .
COME OF TIE rBINGs THAT INFER
EST THE FAIR SEX

EST THE FAIR SEX.
=.o-,as Gathered at the Summer Re
.orts-A Glimpse Of Fashions Fol
ues-How the Wearing of Certain
Colors Are Made Effective-A Good
Word for the Widow A Sketch
rom Narragansett Pier,
Man had begun to think that girls had
20, IN collecting things-neckties, scarf
En-. canes. cigars. etc. But the fever, says
,bo New York Press, has broken out afresh,
nd II IL for caps, yachting headgear, tennis
.;las and polos. The girl with the biggest
Drr,ber OF caps is the girl this year. Caps
vDorD by owners of private yachts, caps
,v;,b nriyate device, athletic association
cans with honor" stripes on them. these
ara the most sought after. Nothing so be-
comes a girl as does mans cap Not one
that SIC selects, buys and has charged TO
ma hut the one that her escort takes from
his own head and balances on her curls.
That is the hat in which she looks perfectly
fetching. Probably this fact is atthe bot
tom Of the fad.
It's quite the proper caper says the New
YORK sun for the famous beauties to be
distinguished by the constant wearing Of a
certain color. In pursuance of this fancy
tba beautiful Marchioness of Anglesey, the
ethereal "Undinen who created such sem
sation at her first appearance in Paris in a
dress of white tulle trimmed with water
lilies and with her mass of golden hair
shrouding her shoulders ike mantle, APP
pears always in white. The walls of her
4 boud lir are hung with pure white damask,
81 4 ~ IL L.
1 and huge palms III snowy urns cast their
graceful shadows over what might other
wise be monotony of whiteness. A unique
entertainment was given recently by this
modern Undine, who, before the English
coronet rested on her brow, was known as
the beautiful Minnie King. The hour was
midnight, the place an island In one of the
lakes Of the Bots de Boulogne. Venetian
lamps decorated the boats that glided be-
tween Illuminated trees, and in 3 tent of
pure white satin, hung with rose gari6nds,
the guests we're received by their hostess
4 dressed in a cloud-like robe of due white
lace over pale blue transparent tissue SHIN
merlng ike waters
81 Two-buttoned cut-Rway coats OF cheviot,
made with a silk-faced, notched collar like
81 that on mems coats, are neat and inexpen-
"a slve jackets for everyday wear for the au-
III tumn. The fronts slope open below the but
n tons disclosing the vest or shirt-waist be-
meath and the back is fitted by side forms
a The coat sleeves are rounded high on the
shoulders, and are sufficiently large to be
slipped on and off with ease. TIE pockets
have curved slit-opentngs, the buttons are
lasting, aud the edges of the entire coat are
neatly finished by rows Of fine machine
stitching.
New waistcoats OF Scotch plaid surah or
shot taffeta are made to be worn with open
hat nt-s,n -
shorter jackets reaching only to the waist
line, similar IN shape to the Elton and Rus
I'D sian models. The gay waistcoats have a
lOose bIouse-tront of the silk, with q Gurned-
over collar and broad ends to tie In a large
Cravat-bow. The back is merely of silesia.
The short-jackets are made variously of
black or blue serge, Harris tweed, Bedford
cord, velvet, and Venetian cloth.
Surely the modern daughter loves her
mother, says the New York Press, but the
modern mother is, for all that, great trial
70 her young daughter many and many 8
time. For instance, Maud is going to the
theater with her cousin Charlie, and as they
coltentedly trot down the street for the
cars Maud's mamma appears on the door
step and calls shrilly, "Maudiep (how she
does bate TO be called Maudie before folks D
"Naudiel have you your rubbers, deary 81
or, worse still, "Maudiei have you a hand
# dercniefP When Maudie is having,a per-
81 fecty elegant time with Harry on the front
steps in the moonlight, out comes mamma,
and "Maudie, put this shawl around you,
deary; you know you take cold" The cold,
indeed, and Harry just talking Of a trip to-
gether around the world and subsequent ex-
Istence on desert island. Maud this sum-
mer is allowed to ''go rowing, (which means
that John, or Ben, or Larry Smith, Brown
# or Green does the rowing, and Maud sits up
and Ia hna nd frio 70 al
# and also to look as much like ner elder sister
as possible. And what does mamma do?
She sits on shore, on the slip or piazza, and
has fit after fit till Maudie comes back. Ii
daud is delayed the dear mamma screams
M that hated name across the waters, and Just
spoiis everything, if it was not all spoiled
DeIore W hat is the good OF Roiug rowing
II you have to fill the boat all up with raus
and thlngs9 All the lovely walk home is
just ruined. He is all laden down with rugs
ana can't help person over the rocks or
anything. 1t is the same at the dances. it's
Come here" all the time to have ones dress
nxed Just like child, and care you having
good time, dearieF and ''Don't dance too
much, little girLn o! the disgrace Of being
called that right before folksI You can't
20 out after the dance and flirt on the piazza,
Isl because you are ''all heated" You must
not eat too much ice cream, and there is
# benjamin Jones, you must dance with him,
MI ouu Dennle, mere Is MaudIe wanting to
dance with you, dear" as if one could ever
hold up ones head after that! 1t is the
same way with ones dress. When one is Is
M OF II who should know better than ones
M sell what is becomings "There is nothing so
ss"eetly girlish as white, +" mamma says as If
mat settled it. You know white makes you
LOOK perfectly horrid. There are very few
eolors that suit your complexion, anyhow,
anu mere Is mamma smiling in that I.know-
all,aoout, way Of hers and saying: ANY
tuing looks well when you are young, my
pear." 1t is perfectly maddenlng when one
mas made careful study of a scheme of
colors for brunes. 1t is just so, too, with
corsets, high heels and hats. A bonnet
.ooks better on you than anything else, and
you Know it, and here is your mamma try
,g 70 Keep you in hats with a ribbon down
'9e oaok like an infant in arms. That way
81 saying mamma" too, you are much too
4d Tor But the dear mamma cries about
~ and as for allowing you 20 say mother, -
SSny, right before Harry Kennedy, she
iIurSt out crying and said her little girl was
AVdViug her. No wouder Harry has not