The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-28
IN WOMAN'S WORLD.
A Few Things Of Interest to the
Fair Sex.

An Item or Two About the Fashions
Cosby Stories That Are Gathered
Here and There-The Kind of Hats
That Women Are Wearing Who
Have Beautiful Hair.
Perhaps the tailor-made girl with short
hair could smoke cigarettes says Clara
Belle in the Times-Democrat, but this
seasons girl cannot. The suggestion Of
cigarette smoke about the present style
Of toilet would be fatal Don't try to do
two things at once, girls. If you are
going in for feminine frills and fiuffs don't
fill them up with suggestions of masculine
habits. The girl with short hair who
uses a couple of English brushes is very
fetching at her toilet table, but the other
girl who combs out her long tresses with
an ivory comb is the one who is getting
there just now, and she is not going TO fill
up the said tresses with cigarette smoke
not if she is a wise girl.
Women with beautiful hair arc taking
advantage of the seasons range of STYLES
by variously adapting the open crown bon
net to visiting costumes, and even to
street wear. Jet network and crossing
bandeaus of Jet are most relied on for the
latter's use. Fans Of fine lace and spray
ing aigrettes of cut jet particles strung on
wires are the usual trimming. with
strings of narrow black velvet ribbon.
"They lived in plain little room. - re-
sumed the Pole, slowly, speaking to a cor
respondent of the New York World.
'Padereski was not great in those days.
and they were very poor Things got
worse. All their plans miscarried. do YOU
say And the castles they built fell so
quickly and in such ruins. Did he hope
for an gagement-behold, the manager
died! Did he arrange to play az a con
cert-it was never given Had he a pri-
vate recital felon came on his hand.
So it went, and the wife-she was not
less cheerful, but she remained on the
couch for hours every day She grew
thin. She became a consumptive It was
the worst form, and you could see her
change from day to day
THE doctor came and said. Take her
away from here. Go to France or Italy
She needs change of air and scene The
husband could not do it. Then give her
wine and good food. He could hardly do
that. He tried. Only he and she and
very near friends knew how hard he tried
Fate was all against them and she died
What he now receives for one evening Of
his music might have prolonged her life
for year He thinks 1t very often /
sometimes wonder that he thinks Of any
thing else. He is, perhaps, the greatest
living pianist. He is certainly one of the
greatest living victims of the irony of
fate. He has everything but what he
wants"
The first few minutes Of a dinner. saws
a writer in the New York Tribune. are
often stiff and silent and the hostess be-
gins 10 fear a dull evening. An amusing
way Of starting lively conversations lies In
her power, If She is O clever woman and
has a small amount OF artistic talent
This Is the idea Of a Washington belle:
For dinner cards she should use large.
plain cards. on one side the name Of the
guest Is 10 be written and M the lower
corner q small over inscribed on the
reverse Of the card is 10 be sketched
rebua Illustrating the name ~ some we'll
known book or character-a simple one
for example, being "lganh0e" ---ege-van-
hoe. on each card should ~ : different
book, and size must distribute them ~.