The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-21


/ talks about men in a way she thinks smart
! but which is decidedly bitter. Somehow
you feel Ike reminding her Of the fox and
Z the sour grapes. But although she says
such vicious things about the noble sex,
] stil, when there are no other woman
around, she is very subservient TO the
men. because she doesn't want 20 be neg
I lecte5. Then there is the elderly beau. He
/ Is apt 10 be a horrid old beast. rather free
Z In his manners with the girls. and claim
( ing that this is his special right, because
he Is old enough 10 be their father. He
reminds each chaperon Of her age by tell
ing her Of some ball given thirty years
! ago, about a year or two after you were
married" 1t seems scarcely necessary
4 70 say that he Is not favorite with them.
He VIII dance. And, as he goes at IL with
! great favor he gets horribly red in the
1 race. and his partner breads his having an
attack Of apoplexy there and then. Very
prominent Is the clever girl. She is not a
great dancer, and she wears eyeglasses.
! She has been TO one of the colleges, and
can write 3. A after her name. and seems
llkely 70 retain the B., as meaning bache-
Tor. all her life
She talks 10 the men about the advan-
| tages OF equal education and snubs all
women who don't know as much as she
does. must confess I am not very fond
OF her She is not a girly girl
another type, certain to be found at
the summer dance, is the nervous young
man. He is always dreadfuuy afraid
mat his step won't go with yours, a.
ways agitated about the music, AMI al
ways fearful that. If he has 70 take a girl
INTO the supper room. she won't get what
she wants. He makes everybody else
nervous, and girls fly when they see him
coming. He always chooses for a part
! ner the girl who is shorter than he Is.
TOT ne hkes 70 look down into her eyes.
he knows how 10 give a pressure to her
hand, pressure that she couldn't speak
Of for she doesn't quite know whether
ne meant IL, since II seemed so slight.
very often he is married and likes 10
tell young girls about his unhappiness:
how his wife has never grown with him.
ana now her thoughts are entirely given
70 the material side Of life. Oh. yes he
Is a scoundrel, but l am sorry TO say there
are great many of him, and the wife
about whom he talks is infinitely better
tnan he IS As for the girl with whom he
Is hrtng, II must be said that her chaper-
on IS very poor one. else she would have
lnterfered and explained him long ago.
BY the bye that is the duty of a chaperon.
She must make her charge cognizant Of
the desirabihty and lack Of it possessed
by the men VINO surround her. But always
size must make her comprehend that the
married fiirt is q something from which
she must shy.
The fast young man who isn't fast
en- ugh 10 hurt, dances In a ianguid sort
81 way, has large gardenia in his but
tonhole, and tries his best 10 look as If
he usually went in for something a little
gayer than this sort of thing Much Is to
be forgiven him. He has an idea that. to
be "a man OF the world" as he calls IL. is
iine and he doesn't realize that real men
OF the world are never like him Still he
is young, and only a bit Of a fool, and he
rrir ha-
US look at him a little charitably The
pretty girl Is interesting. She is the girl
VINO, from the time she knew anything.
has been told Of her charms Now, she
isn't beauty. She is just a pretty girl,
who is over conscious. She Is not very
well known here, and she is not receiving
al the attention she thinks she should
and she can't understand IL. She knows
she Is well dressed, and she knows she is
pretty, and she doesn't realize that the
agreeable girl is more sought after by men
than that one whose form of belief is ex-
pressed in one line, Il believe In my own
beauty" She will get many a hard nit
before the summer is over. and she will
20 back home more sensible girl. OF
course, her people are to blame. Personal
experience has proved TO me that the
beauty Of a family Is usually a disap-
pointment. The constant praise given
her by her own kin makes the apprecia-
Alpi sLE mas u QefseH OFFENSIVE to the
rest Of the world, while the selfshnesa
which it has created convinces them that
she IS not a pleasant companion.
Inc popular girl is that one who wants
not only to have good time herself, but
likes all the other girls to be in II, too,
She isn't dressed any more than anybody
else. and she doesn't claim more than
anybody else. She is good-tempered and
appreciative, and decidedly the most de-
lghtful girl with whom to spend the
summer. There is nothing quite so nice
as a nice girl, and that a man should fan
in love with one is perfectly understand
able. The really nice girl has womanly
little ways. She is willing to mend a
torn coat, and shows that she is mis-
tress OF the needle and thimble when the
result is seen. She is willing TO beat
eggs or pound sugar when they are ar
ranging a basket for a picnic, and she
Is equally willing to read a chapter in
the last new novel when her turn comes
When they are getting up tableaux she
isn't anxious to be the central figure and
pose as Trilby, but she may be counted
on to help the others and to take the
position that is offered to her But with
II all she has an opinion of her own, ami
she is not simply TO be made use of. She
is the really nice girl-the girl you and I
both love-who respects her father and
mother and does her duty in the way of
making life pleasant to everybody, wher-
ever she may be. She is the one you like
TO see gowned in white satin and crown
ed with orange blossoms as your sons
bride. She is the best type of American
girl There are plenty of her You needn't
to be cynical and say you don't marry
| because you can't find girl like this. You
haven't hunted for her She is climbing
| the mountains, rowing over the lake
swimming in the ocean. or dancing in
the ball room during these summer DAYS.
and you can find her If you look for her.
She is the summer girl, the girl for all
the year around, and she viii make a good
wife and loving mother, on the word Of
Bah.
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