The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-01
WOMAN'S WORLD.
a FEW MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
TIE FAIR SEX.

Latest Fashion Wrinkles-HoW the
Young Society swells Live on Small
Incomes-Other Matters That Are
Worth a Passing Notice.
A popular young fellow was heard to
aiscus the other day. says the New York
TSibsne, the way In which so many idle
society men contrive 10 exist upon very
limited incomes. "n you wear decently
good clothes, belong TO at least ons club and
are In the SWIM" he said, "no one asks
about you any further; and IL you have In
expensive tastes you can economic in q
thousand ways. In the hrst place. If man
70 fairly popular be Is always In demand
Cor dinners, and during the season he can
dine out every evening if be desires to do
20, q prompt Aftsr-dinner call and q little at
ssntion at the opera or ball being all
the return the majority of hostesses
expect TO receive. A woman
Of the world who is fond Of
entertaining considers the acceptance Of an
invitation az no particular favor on the one
eids or the other, being q Rive-and-take
sort Of arrangement with both parties"
"But are thsrs not many outside ex-
sivs sessH said bis nearer.
"0n the contrary, j" be replied, there are
fewer than for those who are out of 1t.
People are only too glad to get US 70 fill
their parties OF various kinds and there is
no question Of an obligation; besides, there
are 20 many society men that are obliged
psrforce 90 live economically that they n
stitute q set in themselves, and consequently
ehers 10 no standard of high expenditure
n hQ fQd
idea, the majority Of men you meet about
live exceedingly frugal and simple lives,
eud 10 would surprise many hard-workiug
clerk, who thinks that 'swells' must neces-
esrily be rich, II he saw the small economies
With which most or Us are familiar"
A Mrs. Gay of England has had both
feet in the grave, and has been oonsoled for
she painful experience by q gift of $500,
awarded by as mpathetic jury. The lady
attended q funeral, and fell into an open
grave that yawned behiud her. through the
carelsssnsss Of the churchyard employees.
II b not 90 much the doctor who cures a
woman as the doctor who understands"
her and knows how to manage her that a
woman really has confidence In, says Clara
Belle In the Times Democrat "Nonsensel
There 10 nothing the matter with you-just
take walk every day in the open air, " that
my Doctor ia lovely" said Mira. Merry
Health 60 me. "He gave me a perfectly
elegant prescription for 9 cold sore. and
the GOLD sore went right away"
That did nos mean that her doctor was a
fistls woman said:
CAS- for me, want doctor who thinks
I am III whe think am myself. 1t
makes ma awfully mad to have a doctor
pooh ct me when have made up my mind
am awfully sick. You want doctor to
DO nice and sympathetic, and listen to your
symptoms, and / think a doctor who makes
you fesl your case Is quite special aud inter
eetinR can cure you heap quicker than an
old thing who hardly sits down at all, but
just scribbles of a prescription and never
asks how you are or anything. A doctor
who is interested In you asks you about
nice things, makes a kind of social call
when you are tired OF being sick, just writes
your prescription sort of incidentally and
says something nice about your hair, or
somethtng OF the kind, 80 you can almost
feel a. II you were up and well again, is the
Kind OF doctor TO do you good"
Still another little woman said she hated
Doctor who never seemed TO notice
whether she was looking pretty or not, and
she bad always lot OF confidence in her
doctor because he noticed IL she had a diff
fsrent wrapper on, and made her feel like
liking up when he was coming. Then again
some one else said that when one had been
III aud had gotten all horrid and yellow,
and thin, and had had ones hair cut doc
sor who didn't seem to notice at all was
such q comfort, but that some men had no
sense ct all. From these varying state
ments even the most superficial will realize
that ladies' physician must be not only
man OF tacs bus man OF genius.
81 Resdisoouragsd in my Kings Daughter
work, ~ sighed q woman Of New York re-
Gently, says the New York Times. ''Fhe
people We try 10 help are 30 unprinoipled.
We have Just unearthed fraud for some
time practced upon US by one of our fami-
ltea- They have been doing a trade In the
garments we supplied for the clothing of
mythical children. On the days we visited
she place the neighborhood youngsters
were coaxed In TO swell the family member
ship, and IL Ia further evidence of the
inmate depravity OF the average street gamin
the success with which these children
were persuaded 10 deceive u.s."
This is an old plant Of philanthropy, the
ingrafitude OF its proteges. The millennium
will come when the deserving are found
every time and the helped are always CRATE
full.
Still, when one considers the matter in the
abstract. whstis much of the worlds money
getting, In high a. well "a In low places, ex-
oept imposing upon and deceiving the will
ing mani This family who sold garments
received in charity, the merchant who gives
his clerks o premium 20 dispose Of seconds,
the mon who offer brides to alderman
thess. and more, have kinship of principle.
and We meet them every day. But we meet
shs honest and the honorable, too and we
must still search for them among the moor
- well - the rich.
why donx women invent employments
for themselvesi The supremely rich women,
says Clara Belle In the Cincinnati Enquirer,
are ready enough 10 hire things done. ANY
Paris dry goods firm Of importance not
ouly VIII send, but insists upon sending. a
man 20 pack the gowns purchased to be
taken DO America. o, such packiugI tissue
papsr In the sleeves. through ali the loops
q ribbon, under the edges of jackets and
vssts. and bunchod within the waist line to
preserve the roundness of the bodice.
Never fold 10 made shat 10 not going to.
On 70 the grace of the hang OF
~ dre9 when 10 is taken out and
- on. And, oh, the time they take,
: the way The gowns unpacki They are
- erssh - IL from the hands Of the makers
An5Drican stores have not taken up this Gus
Dpn ret. bus why do not women who want
p earu money learE TO pack, and then adj
4tg4tse 10 pack trosseaus and wardrobes9
Psopas with really handsome gowns would
bel ~ more than money In their pockets to
have suoh gowns packed wtthouk in inrv