The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-23

tUi1OS' tdu palms growing out OF rare
vases pair OF Young lynNes and a vi
clous little wolf puppy This constitutes
the studio. At the soiree Sarah wore
classic draperies of white foulard silk,
and with her increase of flesh and glow
ing color, is described as altogether differ
ent from the delicate woman she was one
evening on which Victor Hugo dropped,
by way of tear, diamond into her
hand
Mr.. Allen BOYD will spend a few days
in Savannah this week
Among other old-time fashions that are
slowly but surely returning is the Eliza
bethan ruff which, in the days of good (0
Queen Bess, was also called the stand
of, young men"
In spite of the hygienic mandate that
the Old-faShiOn canopy must go, yet Mr.
Gladstone, who has passed his fourscore
years, continues his practice of sleeping
in an old mahogany bedstead with the
condemned stuffy hangings and canopy.
There are three classes of women who
attract attention on the street. The
woman with the pretty face, the woman
who carries herself well and the woman
who wears fine clothes Now some
women can be one and some another, and
some fortunate few can be all three.
Minuets are on the list for summer re
sorts, and their rhythmic motion is ap-
propriate to the quaint gowns and the
present prevailing style. A graceful
woman, however, is always graceful in
any gown, be it old or new style, straight
skirt or round skirt. Women
have great adaptability of
| nature, this is well known. and oft
proved by the fact that they succeed in
making cranky men happy - whether
they are happy themselves, is another
question. If it be true, that copy book
maxim, Make others happy and you will
be happy then, of course, they are. But
they also have adaptability of figure and
look well in the most trying styles. And
1t is curious fact that we always say
| the latest fashion is the prettiest and
| most becoming.
Invitations are out to a tea given by
| Miss Maggie Gardner next Tuesday com
| plimentary to her guest, Miss Lawton of
| Macon.
! Travelling costumes for westward
migration will be an absorbing question
! later on in the season. The blazer suits
have had their run, the Russian blouse
! was not sufficiently popular and now the
! Elton jacket promises to be the accepted
! rage. Travelling suits are also spoken Of.
made of any serviCeable material, hop
| sacking is mmended-whatever that
may tt-llldOIC " ill IL lOuilu ShlIt. "
course, very convenient for high stepping
to and from cars. The surplice waist
notifications will be much used; the V
formed at the neck, being filed in with a
fat piece of the material and finished with
a stock color.
The small jackets, zouave and bolero
| are among the spring and summer outing
costumes. They promise to be of velvet
and worn with shirt waist of the same
color Plaid shirt waists with a velvet
zouave makes a striking costume whether
it is pretty, is question Of taste
1t is said that Patti has 100 canaries.
1t must be pretty lively in the neighbor-
hood when they all tune up.
Hop-sacking is to be on the list for
summer street wear, being a cool, service
able summer material.
Miss Alice Sans Of Button, S. c.. who
has been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Strobhar,
returned home this morning.
The "Woman's National Exposition
Souvenir will be seen at the world S
fair, and is volume representing woman S
| progress and work in all branches of life
1t is entitled ''What America Owes to
Woman" and includes contributions from
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Mrs. L. S. Grant
Mrs. II. w. Beccher, Mrs Jenness-M Miller
Nine. Minnie Hauk, Gail Hamilton, Miss
Grace Dodge and many others
Miss Elizabeth Lawton of Macon IS Wis
iting Miss Gardner on CASTOR street
Wells are having a long and popular run
and this is not remarkable since a veil
sOftens and conceals the imperfectiOns OF
the plain woman and enhances the beauty
Of good looking women. The purple vel
died a natural death after short, and
even then, too long life. They give g
CHASTITY appearance to the wearer and dc
not generally 90 well with any shade
The green veil is struggling for an OK
istence, but will not be allowed to take a
firm footing on the fashions platform
Black proves the conventional color; it is
more becoming and goes better with any
suit.
In gloves authorities say that white
gloves in place will continue to hold then
own; gauntets will be worn strictly fOl
driving. or tan gauntlets with black cuffs
may be used for travelling Tan suede are
used for street wear Lace mitts are con
fined to the bargain counters of fourth
rate bazars.
There will be more wonderful things a.
the worlds fair than twenty people coul(
think of in as many years, and if one car
only be strong minded enough to behold
without coveting it will be a very move
and wonderful sight. Among Tiffany.
! 6NnlBlG Will De Il % ,UOV uI6SSlDFS I'd DIe
and the description is enough t,
make any well regulated woman want it
1t is table made from the beautiful
amaranthe wood, decorated with sole
silver tilagree upon the legs in festooni
and about the stand. The glass is framed
in silver; silven candelabra iut from
each side. The whisk broom, the glow
stretcher, button hook, perfume bottles
manicure articles are all made of silver
Now, who wouldn't want that?
Twelve Vassar girls aided as usher5 a
an entertainment given by the Vassa,
Students Aid Society at the 'Ber6ele,
1 lyceum last Tuesday evening. What will
the men do when the women do every
thing, and they do it well and independ
entity, too. But | suppose the poor, hard
worked men need rest.
Nearly 500 women are employed as sta
ton agents in France, but they get onl,
half as much pay as men in the same posi-
tions Now, why is this?
The famous New York artist Mr.. w
NJ. Chase has given food for considera
ton in the remark that women could i'm
prove themselves by dressing according t.
their own personality and not altogether b.
ruled by fashion. There are three things
he says. to be considered by every womai
face, figure and coloring.
Mr. Guy Hamilton of Augusta was il
Savannah last week and attended tn,
german.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Sallie Haskell