The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-25

ness IN the eyes Of all men. A man really
mas TO 90 nothing these days but permit
himself 10 be commanded. Possible the
women are less lavish IN the return they
make tor manly devotion than they used
20 oe, but they are splendidly prodigal of
Inelr companiOnship and their charms
rake the length of Broadway or Fifth
avenue and note the eager, imperious
glance every woman on parade turns
upon you. Observe her at the theater,
the opera and in restaurants. Independ-
ent. IS shet Well, not of mems favor,
though she may Oe of their help
The girl who is most disastrously fetch
ing Is the one who aas the thick of making
men what to take her in his arms. and at
the same time, making them not dare to.
The method Of doing this is hard to an
allie. For one thing. this kind of girl
never manifestly invites anything like
cares. II is the very cheap fiirt who
/ looks up to man with challenge on her
/ lace that says, hug NE. / won't care. ="
IL Is still cheaper tiirt who has a fash
ion of ''absently' laying her hand on an
escorts sleeve, Of clinging to him, or of
deliberately "babying'' in an "Oh please
hold me- way. 1t is no compliment to be
/ Rugged, because a man is made to feel
you rather want TO be; it is no compli-
| ment to have man refrain from hugging
you because he really Goes not think it
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worth the while. 1t is of the really dis
| dstrouSly fetching girl that a man SAYS:
! she does the most FASCINATING things
| but, don't you know, never u thing a fell
low feels he can take chances on There
| IS the secret. These cheap dirts are the
ones that are always doing things men
feel they can take chances on. They tin
their head on one SIDE and gaze up into
the mans eyes. They are always letting
linn fasten gloves. tie shoes, and hold
bouquets, and they are always giving
him any number of chances to take ad-
| vantage of
The other girl-well, what does she do?
| | md she is of two classes; one presents
as type the girl who is uutouchabIe, and
at the same time desirable She is often
of the tailOr-made variety, and her I'M
touchableness is somehow expressed in
that faultless shirt front and exactly adj
justed tie. Their perfection of arrange
ment is a sort Of guarantee that the
! wearer has never been III the least crum-
pied and that sac may not be. The very
placidity of the gliStening linen makes its
rise and fall challenge that its unbroken
surface revokes. When with careful ad-
Justment Of the details, whether tailor or
not, of girls apparel, there does not go
! the fatal suggestion of old maidishness, a
girls charm is potent therefrom. There
is a sort of eXclusiyeness about this girl
that makes a man feel that only a fellow
who pleased her immensely would stand
any chance and that probably he is not
/ the fellow, and that he would give his
| eyes to be. This type of the class knows
| the full value of her charms and eNetts it
regally and without fear of attack
| The other class of these dangerous
/ women has as type the girl who is yield
! ing and pitiful She is literally embalmed
with suggestion of highly sensitive
modesty. She is a helpless. pitiful little
| thing, who so needs care and protection,
and who is so brave about it and so in.
| dependent in her pitiful little way, that
no matter how man blood quickens he
| locks his hands behind him and thinks
that no fellow would be such a brute as
to terrify her trustfulness. What does
/ she know of the passions of men? What
does she know of the power of her quiz
ering mouth and big eyes, He Will not
| fail her; he would rather die than see
/ terror come into her sweet face, the ter
ror that he knows would come if he gath
| cred her up INTO the heart and the hunger
| of him, as he aches to do. But the other
/ girls look on in chagriu and wonder how
/ on earth that little fraud, Violet, can
| take such chances without getting
! literally torn limb from limb. This kind
| of girl is the apotheosis of the ingenue
| 1t is before a little creature of this type
| that big man, with the cold perspira ton
i crushed from his locked fingers. will
| stand, his face gray with the struggle he
makes, and say: Child, YOU do not I'm.
! derstand; you do not understand. But
! how should you2 Don't be frightened
| dear" And the other girls gnash their
| teeth and say: Look at Violet doing it
| again!7