The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-04

summer znI. III may De that thts surnr1ar
time Irritation may make a woman OF ~.
It may be that the love that dubbed m ~
her heart will go back there and only coma
DuoolIng forth again when Prince Charm.
ing Is at hand. But just now I feel UEs
taxing hold Of that man and asking him -
ne knows that he is breaking butterfly a.
wheel 1t is a shame to treat the sumnsr
girl that way.
AN IDYL OF THE DAY.
In this work-a-day world Of ours the suvn.
Iher glrl Is the nearest thing to an idvI We
nave. and we want to keep her that sps
Is a sight good for tired eyes and which
makes hearts that long ago have caesa5
beating with rapidity commence thar throb
again. She is like a story book One ~
snose sweet, old books where love Is the
keynote and everything ends hannilv. 80
one OF those horrid books of today Sh Us
the hero and heroine analyze each Other
closely, where they differ on the subia,ct 20
either politics or religion, and where AZ
they should, they never do get marria5
or worse stlll, do get married and then
part, never to speak to each other ao-air
VI course, 1t is the happy marriage va
never hear OF in real life, but we do hear 40
much OF the unhappy ones Do Let ms in
our story book have hero and heroine W.
marry, a wicked man who reforms and vvs5s
the herolne's cousin, and then his oldest son
VINO Is heir to grea. fortune, must marry
a
but VINO Is beautiful as a picture and lovi5S
a!1ogether. That is the sort of a story I
like. People do enough nasty things in IT,
without their doing them In books. and
shlnk IL Is quite time that the publishers "a.
fused all books not having the ending
suggest
A PERFECT PLEASURE FOUNTAIN
Thank goodness the summer girl seldom
readsl !! saw one OF them PICK up Hardy's
- Tess ~ hnt hafora eha ~ ! -
tiers she said it made her head ache. and T
was glad 1t did, for if she had read IL
through she would have ceased to be a sum-
mer girl, and just be a common-plsca
creature. "Wen," says somebody who
knows great deal, do you want to keeD
our girls ignorant of everything excepa
plessureF That is exactly what would
like to do, and If an application to congress
would bring it about should gladly con-
stltute myself a committee to 20 and uaka
1t. Pain is thrust upon US soon enough
and do not believe that pleasure
makes people selfish. Those who ars
rich in pleasure, who have plenty
of it. and who give plenty of it, make Tia
world better and brighter for it, and I
never see pretty girl who is not having
her fair share Of pleasure that don't feel
like attacking some of the milIionaires and
forcing them to give her good time IA
like to keep her as ignorant az possible of
u.
not apt to encourage and commit crimes OF
which she has never heard. like myself
to believe there is something in a girl so
lovely to look at, and 80 pure in heart
nothing dares to approach her. There. ina
nut Shell, Is my reason for liking the SUM
mer girl.
THE MISSION OF BUTTERFLY,
Somebody says: mistress Bah, what
about the Thousands of girls who, day in and
nAV work xpith
to earn their own living What about the
thousands of girls who don't even know
what pleasure is 7 And what about that
dreadful thousands who gain their pleasure
by selling their souls ?" l cannot answer
these questions. My heart goes out Ia one
great throb OF pity for all these girls, and
yet how are they to be helped Still,
maintain, there is rest and refresh
ment In looking at the summer girl.
and believe that when the
day OF trouble comes to her and
1t certainly does come to all women, she
will be just as brave and try just as hard to
do what is right as any one of the girls who
has never been butterfly for single sums
mertime. You must remember there ia
room in the world for the busterfiy-he
whispers something to the rose that makes
1t blush redder; he flies away and daintily
touches a little violet that it may know Of
his existence, and then ne stops respectfully
at the feet Of some one who Is wearied Of
walking In this world and who has clesed
her eyes to its trials and tribulations.
THE REAL SUMNER GIRL.
Ny butterfly among girls goes through
marvellous graduation, aud Ii your big boy
or mine we're to come with blush and a
half-stRmmering announcement of his love
for somebody, we would hope it was a sum
mer girl. because you know that she is
sweet and gentle, innocent and good you'd
know that her seeming lack Of strength
would call out all the manliness in your
boy, and that's the very best thing any girl
can do for him.
Make up your mind to one thing-the
summer girl, though something OF frills
and fTivols may be as strong OK Iaind and az
decided In will as the young woman who in
the winter time is robed in a tailor-made
gown.
That the summer girl, though she may
seem to devote her time to looking pretty,
is simply carrying into effect what is really
her right-the right Of every girl-to be
beautiful.
The summer girl may laugh through
dance, may accept flowers galore, may
seem indeed to firt bit, but under it all
she is apt 20 have heart as big as her eyes
and as full Of tenderness.
The summer girl may, 1t is true, 60 down
to the mermaids and learn some Of their
secrets OF fascination, but she seldom uses
these charms for any but innocent reasons.
The summer girl is, to sum her all up,
like the baby. veritable joy forever. You
like her, your brother likes her. every one Of
your boys like her, and she is thoroughly
liked by friend OF hers who is woman,
and who is known to you as Bah.