The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-24
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S'--T ,,rERgsr The FAIR SEX

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v .sa,t.rs of General Interest,".
-, 70 whom nature has been gener-
,bs matter Of feet, says ihs New
Gus SIN. are apt to incsse them IN long.
i"1 hoots Of kid, with patent leather
l'.- and no frivolities in the matter of dec
uP', -, N attract attention TO the siSe and
~1'. .1,. If the offending members. There
49, ''~. necullarity about large feet when be-
~. n one Of the fair sex, they are
N IN any ones way, no matter how
~, ~. they are. Ne one stumbles over them
or steps on them IN the dim Telig-
init Of the modern drawing room.
W" " the small foot of the feminine per
w. W. Is always being trodden upon and
SUES over 1t obtTudes itself upon ell
upi, s~ and is the bane and bete n0ir of
V'O. -'-r,usrd man. There is, however. one
to ' a." which always soobhes the wounded
ep1.3s,5, n this down-urodden foot. X the
lem. En- crushes its delicate bones beneath
10 o broad No. 90 thinks quickly TO
u that "the foot was so sEuall he
leI .Iinf SCI IT," the woman to whom it be-
~, rai1ices in the paint gives her. and
nus. Ia other foot yet farther out for the
,hrnderer to balance himself upon and
soobs il the same way
~ nsir If boots for every indoor gown is
.indst necessity now that the shoes must
Sa.cS tbe toilet in tint, and this gives the
al, mosaic shoe manufacturer a chance
,,rnbri1le his fancy, consult bis ancient
Si,ory and wake up his muse. For we
NAN Who cannot wear slippers-and 1t must
IA rsnembsred that slippers add to the size
sbrad ungaiuly foot-there are very
Ssinty boots Of suede in pale grays. pinks
s5I hines. with vandykes Of embroidery
g., in down the side, aud boots of rich bro
raded silk with patent leather tips and
satia tops.
The young women Of Russia, says the
Nav YORK Press, usually find husband by
going on Whitsunday to soma public
place, where young men Ia search OF wives
slso betake themselves, the young women
being accompanied by some relative,
through whom negotiations for the mar
rsgeCa be then and there concluded.
Ii Alaska young Indian woman do
string to win a husband causes 1t to be
n1ised abroad by her relatives and friend
tbs. "Barkis is willin'," and when a young
brave signifies his intention of calling she
gathers those same relatives and friends in
ths abode Of her parents, where they all
dance and carouse while the coveted hus-
band sits on the ground outside. When 1T
length the damsel and her friends, like
TIE far heroine of that popular folk
ballad, The Mistletoe Bough,n are
weary Of dancing they cast their various ar
tcS Of wearing apparel upon the floor 20
form path upon which the would-be bride
walks 10 the door to greet the husband she
desires 10 win She takes her seat beside
hin On The ground. and then they both fast
together for two days. Taking a little re-
frshments at the expiration of that time,
theY again fast two more days. Then the
young lover departs and remains away for
sI months If this would-be bride has sue
cesded IN winning him he then returns,
claims Der and conducts her TO his own
dwelling
lheYoung women of Great Britain and
America follow Shakespeare's precept,
OOsy thy habit as thy purse can but
Uly and try to look their prettiest, 60
acquire and display as many accomplish
mems as possible. | can give them no bet
YET alyce than to be always as good, kind,
cu4a1'rae, pleasant, simple and unaffected
az lucy can. II some worthy man who has
s4uclent heart and brain to appreciate
.lSss qualities does not learn to love them
w ri1 ' s and ask them to become wives it
Will De wonder
" course every one knows that one
.su' oetter be without corsets at all than
" wear corsets that have not ieweled clasps
JuI -OSs, small pearls, and similar stones
.asgS aud one set is used in two or three
ai1 ol corsets The lady furnishes them
T T5g I'll and sends them to her corset maker.
49, ayOS catches is set with Jewels. The
, g~sos are OF brocaded silk or satin. One
ba ,i," uefe1t Is reported as having had the
d,s1.. euaineled with black and the
n o,U9u8 sue could not wear with her
''''l'lg garb set in the corset fasteners.
rBr CCt'..aau nave capital plan now about
vi'st T'tS M presents. said pretty young
sso5 o. 'ue New York Tribune. For years
prss, t.e. si the other with expensive
ss,t Suat neither Of us wanted in the
enc aal with which we were Obliged to
Tia vbn VIC greatest satisfaction, feeling all
had b a-' I vua' II the same amount Of mOuev
tor how expended on what we really wished
HpsIr 49, .uuch better it would have been.
now h', We came to an understanding, and
tr MY NV! lor my husband Just what want
Etst:roi ana he In like fashion purchases
after ,pa taKes his masculine fancy: and
make On sn' -. lorIaal presentation is over, we
ton OAouShge to our mutual satlsfaca
Cr ftre'l9eS the result is very funny. This
with s ,,,as l received a box which | opened
augbfar t.C curiosity, and amid the shouts of
Of inmsnr,iTruIl lne children held up pair
While I,, rn riding breeohes and CATERS:
Tie lstsst d. gceiVed bandbox containing
Sstai On v ruaug In bonnets, which be in
tae intansa c ,a Jug all through breakfast to
vived The os S9y OF the small folk. 1t sur
church Ias ,ue S, however, and wore it TO
l0r anvtbinc, sunday. 1t is just too lovely
havs 5, .oa and, OF course. / wonId never
Parsa'ro aulea OF buying such an exnensivs
bot grnd, creation for myself: but ( could
ChristmaSs0 any extra expense for dear Jim,s
the weT present, and he SAYS that is inst
hreecbqS r US Ieels about mine-for riding
quite ruino 1a1 10 order at q swell place are
aac ys[ Y. woman owns a comb with . bio
stcks # p hen she is in the honsa sle
We New VIZ y,ighF in the top of her head sevs
Very rr ~, L. A dUertiSer, so that She looks
fieet WIKI ,blI' liable When she goes in the
onb and NE, uer bonnet on she takes ont the
say that i az 51. IL In her back hair in such a
keeping I b great execution in the way
ssa nsSes Ner hat in place, and like
uSsOi the boo an ornament. Look ct the
aest aud not;oe o. the next woman that you
list Of ali ''t tS the array of pins. There
M q the han t.e great big pin stuck in the
aea there ia s9 ~, upright and aggressive.
~ w Two or rno nat pin-the regular nat
asf ALMOST ou tnree daRgers cross each
1,I fancy n any Where among her braids.
,ls Pins iaTr 'b ba nolds on her veil, while an
lsr bat 7. G;onnet strings on to the back
@1ake - ID a stick-pin season, and no
osi Or a ,,'sie cousin. or little sister.
W! il eIly small ohfId L1--Ns