The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-29

A Few Things Of Interest to the Fair
Sex.

Waxing YOUR own dimples is the latest
cd The woman who must have dimples
or die has only to invest in the dimple-
r,al,ing machine, patented by a woman
with an eye for beauty and with a
speculative turn of mind. She, of all
o-bers ought to be rewarded with one or
more of these fetching marks of beauty,
rroyided she can endure the torture of
bsr own device, which is kind of mask
..ranoed with screws and wooden points
that press upon the cheek or chin where
the dimples ought to be- This is worn at
NIGHT. but Just how long it must be APP
nIied to produce the desired impression is
not said.
In snite of universal superstition, opals
ave 10 be the fashionable stones of the
season. Their ever-varying tints rival
tbs rainbow. and are always fascinating
because they are never twice alike A
new design in an opal ornament is made
IN initiate butterfly. Rubies form the
owes and diamonds the body, gorgeous
trihe to fasten pretty lace. A most beau
tiful necklace is made of round opals the
The size of a pea, strung together with a
small diamond between each one.
Inst what constitutes that most desir-
ahle quality of 'stylep is very hard to de-
term1ne. saws the New York Tribune.
Whether it is Unborn only, or whether it
may be acquired, is a veay important
ouestiOn. as il Is possession that many
women deem of greater Importance than
beauty itself Ask any average woman
whether she would rather be pretty or
"stylish. and she will choose the latter
f7raIffca ion III ria It IS the
intangible something that gives grace and
distinction. whereby the wearer of a cot
ton frock may look better dressed than
the woman clothed in silk and velvet,
and. if in rich attire, will outshine all
rivals.
English women do not often have
"style" II would like to show you the
gowns | am sending to England for the
season said NJ. Worth to an American
costumer, as he threw open the door of
his own special atelier, where dozen or
more of the most superb dresses were
carefully displayed on wire "foams' for
the last critical survey of the artist, and
for private view to few privileged
clients You would never know them
again, he continued ruefully. My dear
countrywomen lack style awfully, and
have not half dozen customers in Lon
don that | can trust to do my gowns
justice
To come back to the question as to
whether or not style can be acquired, it
may be said that in certain measure it
can be- Carriage, for instance, has an
immense effect on style, and that GER
tainly can be cultivated. a dowdy
woman rarely has good poise of the
head and neck and never walks grace
fully and although grace and style are
not at all synonymous, it is impossible to
have the one without certain amount of
the other As grace or carriage is sue
CesSfullv taught by those who under
stand the principle. no doubt style also
might be Analysed and growing girls in
structed 10 the WHY and the wherefore of
this most coveted CHARACTERISTIC.
The born firt, says the Commercial
Advertiser, is not dangerous. She may
appear SO, but in reality her little coquet-
tlSh, fascinating ways are not the cult
waited Wiles of siren, but are as natural
to her as Drea thing. In all probability
when her eyes first opened upon this
world she smiled at the do tor, and
through her babyhood and childhood up
to the time she was considered a woman
that guileless smile wrought havoc with
every man who came within the circle of
lis sunny influence.
She doesn't think she is flirting. She
Is merely enjoying herself. Men have
always paid her a certain amount Of
homage, and that she intends to have up
TO the day OF her death. The born flirG
need not be beautiful; she need not be
even pretty; but ii she possesses that per
SouaI magnetism that counts for more
IMAM symmetry Of contour men will adore
and sne will let them TO the end of time
All women dubbed tiirts are certain to
come IN Tor considerable amount of un-
KIND criticism from those who do not
unders and them The uncons ious flirt
WILL however, after awhile disarm her
worst enemy, for if time is taken to study
the little lady the strange phenomenon
Will De discovered that she flirts jusU as
uuNh with women as with members of
tue opposite sex. Her pretty ways are
irresistible 10 mon and women alike, and
so she goes on smiling and magueti ing
on "uo come within her power, and those
VINO came 10 cenSure, remain to praise
But on! what a different character is
vhe deliberate tiirt, the woman who CO.
4uels with intent 10 kill, who let's fiirta-
.!ou run INTO romance, and then with one
strong DloW destroys a mans hopes just
,o+ me sake OF seeing the card house she
mas bullJ up after into lis component
paris before her very eyes She is the
l1pe OF woman who separates husbands
anu wives, who sows discord in hitherto
.fFJ -Ht-ltICS, VINO enjoys making
S"eelhearts unhappy and YOUNGER wo-
men enuous She is schemer who plans
u't campaign deliberately, not a little
sA9iIAlsher who uses her weapons on all
ne dirt by design is a dangerous per-
sun. She loves to wound. She delights
Il! lue cries of those who have been
g-egced by the darts from her havoc
ling eyes Her victims are fewer than
use use mat come to the net of the born
ttt,'' Out their suffering is real their pain
%,CleI. The natural flirt will 90 on dirt
tns with her own husband after they
90 leen married twenty years, but the
"'uer one. II chance or design brings her
nan whose name she is asked to bear.
Ion ,u iouSer wastes her time on him, but
o around for some one else's husband
p'aeIlce ner wiles upon.
oo que was poorly dressed young woman,
lung Gown Sixth avenue, saws the New
~ IrIoune. Her arms were full of
pouoles and on top of them she was car
~ d pig fat baby, and trying to shield
,r ION lhe rain and wind, that whirled
fao ,"el with less to carry, almost off their
III III wasn't nice wind at all. and
hr5i Dung woman tried to hold an old UNI
,ra S'+ over the baby's face, although it
v"gSv then along came another Young
sinai She was in brown study. but
in 'duceu at the woman a second. took
'ue situation and stOpned Then che