The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-10

IN fascinating dressing gown, sitting
IN front of her dressing table which is
covered with all the dainty litter, utterly
unknown to man, with a powder puff in
her hand, as If she We're going to put the
last touch on her face. OF course, the
race itself is seen in the mirror, and the
euect, when the subject is a good one, is
decidedly suggestive of Madame Pompa-
dour, or of any of the beauties of the
court of Louis or Charles the Second;
those beauties who permitted their ad-
mlrers to sit around while they gave the
finishing touches to their makeup, or let
the fashionable man hairdresser arrange
their flowing locks. This style of picture
requires much care and a woman with a
pretty profile, for while the fun face looks
at you from the mirror, it is of course the
profile thatis quite to the fore
ms ENGLISH, YOU Know
Fad number three had its origin in Lon
don, and may be mentioned as simply
silly. After the Queen had discovered a
lot of her old dolls, the patriotic English
woman began to look for hers, ana not
satisfied with finding them, she had her
picture taken with them. Dolls do not
come out well in photographs even their
most ardent admirers have TO confess
that they lack expression, and surely
their pink and wilderness cannot be re
produced. The only pretty picture have
seen in which the doll craze was intro
duced, showed a coquettish-looking girl
standing behind u table on which are ar
ranged dolls Of different kinds and sizes,
and she seemed like q saleswoman in q
baZar, and saleswoman who would be
quite certain TO charge five times the
proper price for her picture and ever so
much more for the blurry autograph upon
it,
Speaking of dolls reminds me that no
household is complete without one Just
now; but, of course, it must be a doll that
had its birth in some foreign country, and
which came over here either to see the
fair or was personally conducted as a
curio to its present mamma. A large
japanese doll of my acquaintance sits IN
der an umbrella and rejoices in the name
Of Daniel Deronda, and is regarded with
awe by family of dogs. They know
babies and are friendly with them; they
have an extensive acquaintance with
rubber dolls that squeak when they are
bitten, but this doll, which looks like a
mikado, and which has a button on its
cap, showing it to be of high degree, is a
puzzle to them as well as a terror They
know il isn't alive, and yet, looked at
from the dog standpoint, think they have
an idea that it will be some day, and they
stand off at a respectable distance and
admire it in a way that we always admire
thinge we dou't understand and are a
little bit afraid Of
MY LADY's HAIR.
Fad number four has nothing to do with
photographs, but 1t is a fad that wants to
be cherished. 1t is the desire on the part
OF wOmankind to exhibit their tresses as
nature made them, and it means the dis
appearance of the peroxide girl She
was always vulgar, but it took woman
kind long time to realize it. She had
way of changing her color when she
didn't stick to the fluid that was not
pretty, and she had a fast look that well
you know the look You never expected
to hear her speak in a sweet, low voice;
she was dashing, and IL there is anything
that is abominable in a woman. it is that
She was not too particular about her Eng
hsh, and she was greatly given to at
tempting 70 look as if she We're
graduate from the music halls
She was probably her own worst
enemy, but she certainly wasn't nice.
Marie with the brown tresses brushed un-