The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-18

called into service and the woman avows
herself the weakest Of all humanity, so
that she may gain what she wishes for
he who believes himself strongest Is he
who will be most lenient to those he
considers lack his power. Then, too,
the matron or the widow realizes
that, when the busy day is over,
and man is out in the social world, ii in
terests him to listen TO that idle chat
ter of women compounded Of some non
sense, little sense, little sarcasm, a
little wickedness and a little wit.
Whereas, the young girl continually
wants to know" and expects the man
who Is closest to her to explain all I'M
known situations, and TO give her in full
the histories of the various people whom
she has never seen before. The other
woman understand the appetite Of the
man and caters TO it. They don't ask
him to criticise plays or books while he Is
eating terrapin; they don't want to dis
cuss the newest fad in religion during his
dinner hour, and they don't ask him TO a
supper at which chicken salad, iced
creams and punch that might be called
n mystery constitutes the menu.
The truth Is,
THE NATION AND THE WIDOW ATTRACT
MEN.
by having that which has not come 10 q
young girl. e., experience. Experience
might be called the social sand paper. 1t
is rubbed over one mentally until there
are no sharp corners LETT, and one is made
curiously unselfish, not from a particu-
larly high motive, but because it is found
that if one wishes to be popular one must
consider other people first and ones self
next. ! don't believe this would make
book, but l think it is the truthful answer
to tho question.
There is nothing that delights my poor
soul more than to hear a man talk about
the fashions. He is by no means a bad
critic. but having discovered one woman
who dresses to suit him, he thinks every
other one would look equally well In her
clothes. Generaiizing, he has a great
fancy for blue in colors, and that
some rosy-che.ked woman he knows can
wear it and look well in IL, seems TO
him sufficient reason why all women
should assume the color that makes those
who are pale look palcr, and those who
are beginning TO have wrinkles on their
face look ten years older than they really
are. In the summer time lie approves of
white cotton frocks because he thinks
they are simple probably he would
change his mind il he paid few laundry
bills. Just now he IL quite happy be-
cause the bonnets at the theater are
small, and as he gleefully approves OF
them. he wonders why thoy weren't put
on wears ago. He calls them a sensible
fashion, whereas in truth they are abso-
lutely ridiculous, for, leaving the top OF
the head entirely uncovered, they afford
a lovely opportunity for the cold brceles
10 80 through ones hair and gives one
that most dire Of complaints, neuralgia.
MAN OF woNAs's BELOSGfNGs.
He says be likes 10 sec woman with
dress trimmed with lace. because 10 Is
feminine and pretty. and he doesn't work
out ia his own mind the problem 80
familiar 20 woman. II one can only
have one fr0ck during the season, shall
that frOck bs trimmed or plaini lie
likes 10 see woman carry q fan, and
YET, he is the bitterest enemy the fan
has. lie can manage 10 hold everything