The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-05

answered in a hollow voice that the longer
he knew her the more hopeless he got about
her ever becoming really Intelligent oom-
panion. After which he explained that an
unfurntshed fiat, and nice one, would cost
about 1926 a month less than furnished
rooms; that the S25 month would go each
month toward paying of, and in the end
they would own something.
THAT would be nioe,n she chirruped =,
land then we could sell it, couldn't we
Dick, and go somewhere for the summer on
the moneyp
The summer girl will look very coquettish
and piquant in Moujik especially when she
sets one of the quaint straw hats on her
head-hats which look as though there had
been a scrapping match in the factory at the
moment they were made They are simply
indescribable with their curiously shaped
crowns, several inches more in hight, and
the general effect will be to give the summer
girl the look Of a rejuvenated fairy god
mother-a very good character for her to
assume, by the way, for, with her dainty
sunshade for a wand, she is easily able to
perform wonderful tricks with the stout
hearts of stray young men who drift into
watering places to see what there Is to be
seen.
A lady, writing to q friend, on the New
London entertainment. says: "The lady
mayoress wore a dove silk brocade shot with
gold. and a lace bonnet with q tiny aigrette
of small oranges set upon swaying stems.
Lady Coleridge and her sisters wore black
crepon dresses trimmed with black mara
bout; the Duchess of Manchester black
brocsde with coat Of black velvet literally
covered with jet. Lady Harcourt appeared
in tailor gown of deep violet silk and
French camels hair. Lady Colin was
dressed in black bengaline and
satin brocade, and her large
picture hat was laden with black ostrich
feathers. Mrs. Langtry wore a hat almost
the fac smile of this one, and was dressed
in gown Of deep blue silk. figured with
small gold colored flowers, and above it a
curious moufk jacket and Russian blouse.
The Countess OF Spencer wore a short. full
Henri Deux cape OF velvet over a rich dress,
and her small bonnet was perched far back
upon her head. Mrs. Robert Macbeth,
whose beautiful face and red gold hair
never fails to attract much attention, wore
an entire suit of golden brown, dress, coat,
gloves and hat-which was large one Of
brown lace straw heaped with brown
feathers"
Columns OF space have been filed the
past eighteen months in the public prints in
Weighing against the trained walking skirt.
Physicians have pronounced against it and
even a municipal government, that Of
Vienna, has been aroused TO legislate in the
matter. But not one long skirt has gone.
Now, however, rumors of an impending
change have come from an authority OF
power. Felix, who shares the dressmaking
throne of the world with Worth. Felix Of
Paris is making street gowns to clear the
ground Courage, scribes, medical men,
and city fathers! The ear OF woman at
tends the voice Of the French dressmaker.
Soon the frou-frou and the faugh-faugh of
the untidy, unwholesome, and altogether
unsuitable pavement trail will be gone, and,
TO whisper q secret, nobody will be quite SO
glad as the women who wore It,
"Why, my dear child, n said Clara Be lie
in the Times Democrat. what a shabby
pair of walking boots you have on this
morning. wouldn't be seen IN public with
them. They don't chine at all with your
charming spring costume. What's the
meaning Of such carelessnessP'
We'll, you see, Clara replied the girl.
as she laid down my French novel into
which she had poked her pretty little nose
in search OF some tid-bit Of love-making,
sits just this way; the men don't look at a
woman's feet nowadays. and It's waste
money to go elegantly shod
down the avenue The boys In the
club windows now look only at q womans
figure, which the present style Of dress
brings out into strong relief. Ny brother