The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-20

armholes of my jacket. i likes to see dc
young ladies wifi dere wings all a-spread-
| in'-dey looks like de angels, shuah,' he
concluded, with an elaborate bow and
beaming countenance. He was very
quick to resent any criticism of the exist
ing order of things in the esta blishment.
One day after having had to hurry away
from an agreeable tea to reach home in
time for the o'clock dinner | was rash
enough to observe, when he opened the
door for me and cautioned me to make
haste, How early you dine herel At
home we never have dinner before 80
or s.
why OATS list like de pore folks
supper; does your pore pa have to work
so later was his quick and resentful
reply"
Now that the warm weather has como
again, says Clara Belle in The Cincinnati
Enquirer, the New York girl has left OFF
her oyershoes and CATERS, and her strings
come united again. She may be- seen
fastening them all over the town, and so
IT is that one may be really sure of the
practical changes in hosiery, unless one
is more interested in other things She
trips along the busy streets, a dear little
wrinkle growing between her eyebrows
and the shoe tie Tapping prettily about
the first quiet looking entrance, puts up
her foot on the step, deposits her bun
dies, pocketbook handkerchief, card Of
case, lorgnette, umbrella, and bunch of
violets. all on the step beside the pretty
toe, and then in an athletic and graceful
manner over she leans, the pink deepen
ing little in her checks, and she fastens
tho Grant shoe tie. Then she gathers up
her various belongings and continues her
fvafyr han IL ~
till the tie comes undone again, when she
goes through the operation all over.
The girl who tics her shoe on the street
may be divided into two classes, one ex-
cites admiration by the way she sweeps
from her pretty hight down to the pretty
toe, and astonishes US by the way her
pretty head goes down. The other kind
makes her effect in just the other way.
She selects a convenient barrel or pile of
lumber, there is so much building going
on in town that she is seldom at loss.
and without moving an eyelash up goes
the toe, often nearly as high as her pretty
belt buckle. She excites establishment
and admiration by the way her pretty toe
gets through space. There are any num-
ter Of ways of tying shoestring so that
it will positively not come united, but far
be it from me in this connection TO be so
ungenerous as to describe any one of
them. There is another pretty
trick with a shoestring, and it proves
our girls better athletes than most
people are aware. The girl who prac-
tees this trick discovers in the car that
her shoe is united. OF course, she will
have to get out presently. and, after all,
the car is better place-lesS conspicuous,
you know. Well, she deposits all / re-
counted before upon the seat beside her,
then makes a regular jack knife Of her
self. and. while the onlookers wonder,
down goes her little head and the shoe is
tied and she never lifts the sole of her
foot from the car floor When the girl
with a really pretty foot stops in at the
con fectioners for an ice or bit OF bite,
her shoe is almost sure 10 prove 10 be I'M
tied, and TO readjust IL is part Of the
business of getting ready TO go. In
this case she crosses her knee prettily,
secure behind the drapery the table
linen makes, and tastens the tie as
easily and indifferenJly as she might If
she were at home. | am bound to report
that the fashion has not changed at all in
earters. One pretty novelty is dainty
enameled imitation of a pansy, life-size,
hanging by half inch Of gold chain from
the clasp of the garter. But, there!
Maybe the chain is more than half
inch long Observation has led me to be-
lieve that a girl feels that she need eX-
ercise no precaution in fastening her
shoestring when she is at the theater,
and she just ups with one pretty foot on