The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
TIE TALK OF Blight WOMEN.
Ten Minutes OF Chat as Overheard by q
siau Behind Newspaper.

Man Behind Newspaper.
The average man is given to announcing
that the women sit on the verandas Of hotels
during tho summer and gossip about tn.
clothes or each other. 1t is possible that there
arc sons who do this. but tho conversation o.
two women tho other day. carefully listened tc
by man behind a newspaper proved that
they did think Of somcthing else besides the
other women. what they wore and what they
said. The first ono remarked to tho other:
or course. you confess to tho Stiffness oil
people Greclin: you with their opinions Of the
weather. Really the woman who walks up to
you and says. Amt 1t hot. is properly treated
when you give her your most freezing look.
and suggest to her that tho weather appears
very pleasant to YOU"
Yes" said tho othor but there is another
way in which you can get evon with the fiends
who object to the weather. and that is by cul-
tiva'ing the art by looking SO exaspcratinCly
cool that they keep away from you. But how
many women understand that art 2"
well. answered her friend. ~ think you
and do. for our formula ia the same. l get
UP. and. after having bit Of dry toast and n
cup OF coflen bathe In water rs hot rs ! cnn
stand it; when come out | use Il fine toilet
powder ana puI over my enti:o body. and
'hcn begin To dress. wear as litt!n and as
thin underwear as Iossib!e. bat can look
cool in II tni'or-made frock that fits me Ikea
glove and what's more. ! feel So. ] wear my
s y"a n aS not d2 Ht amy other m Of
ing about tho heat. nmiiting On thin
,nrErts and changing my underwear two or
ally The fan with ma is an udiuuct to per-
i iGSt tolttGtte' me- wind raiser managed by
thom INTO cold water Certainly not. Ny maid
wines them or carefully with n linen cloth
with diluted alcohol and then they are dried
on q soft towel. And thu rcsult2 Well tho
r r@snt Is ny ffetnre as white and as soft as my
by IN" by" said tho nrst one. "Wo
arc both oAlccting to tho people who talk
who nre doing it. 70 return 70 "nr natural
encpy-hnn. call hin oar natural enrmy.
m my d"ar He"H4n,ns" i, Era;rs ryrry pprortunity
ION. mIr hiu.. sh I'D 'p ,hinE."
rcrihlnly not, SaIl thu first "A man as
daYn t"Wnr te ,%~frH nnE as y M M%np
thought ont tho su.gestions ~ go, ors You
ffffs' PIE E.n@ - 9bso!Gt"y To- pnt" for HIM
until he regards pale blue as n color only 10 DO
worn ~ born babies and MS own dqugh-
tiers. 10 likes rod, but somehow he always
s9msthinG Of tho war NTH '''S o. red. Always
nevertheless, meet him half way By
words that only he can thorouHhly eoIpnrs,
henh. He always loves pink rose and you
have no idea how In his heart OF hearts a
pretty woman named Rose will attract him
One Of the ci"vorcst poets could not fcsist put
ting mo rhyme his opinion ri tn" general
admiration for the color he loved Ito said:
II must not mind you of raspberry Ice,
Nor ch'cS 81 m,lkna'd nor rottrr;
Aiobs!cr'llkc rclnrss Is not AZ all nre.
Nor feveri.h gov OF n b.0tter.
The tsint. roday lone VOW may SEQ IN a she'll.
The rose III a young girls compile Nionr-
All or any Of these. II Is easy totell.
Are n match for tho PEk ut Perfection.
Yes" said tho other Ard how funny It
very same poet talks continually Of tho bonu-
ties in bingham and cambrir.' Tails ing about
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