The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07
Woman's World.
False Falser' he cried:
Il gave her quite a start;
She thought ne meant her hair;
He only meant her heart
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he only meant her heart
Philadelphia Times.
My husband" said a physicians wife
10 the New orleans Picayune. not long
ago. "chanced to see one day. standing on
a shelf outside our kitchen window, some
1nolds Of jelly cooling for the nights din
ner. They were uncovered. as they were
out OF reach Of cats. and in fun view Of
cooks watchful eye; but he questioned
me about them, and asked II il was our
usual custom 10 leave jelly thus unpro-
tected. 1 was obliged to reply that, so
far as I knew. 1t was. Then he said.
don't you know that when we medical
men want 10 secure minute organisms for
Investigation. we expose gelatine 10 the
air or in places where we have confined
malignant germs? The gelatine speedily
attracts and holds them. I'm afraid your
favored gelatine does the same. Cool the
5eny If you must. but cover it with piece
of close muslin And we have always
done that since then"
It is now ten years. says Munsey's Mag
azine, since the beautiful Lady Helen We
nitia Duncombe made her bow TO London
society under the chaperonage Of her sis
ter, the Duchess Of Leinster. Her grace's
death leaves Lady Helen Vincent, as she
has now become, the most beautiful wo-
man Of London society. She is Of slender
inquire, with perfect bust, full arms and
a face exqusitely ehiseled and denoting
intelligence Of a high order. Her skin is
white with the Wilderness of snow. her
eyes are a light blue. Her husband, Sir
Edgar Vincent not so many years ago,
was voted the handsomest man in the
household troops. to which he belonged
in the capacity OF captain Of the Cold
stream Guards. At present he occupies
the lucrative position Of financial adj
visor to the khedive and director general
OF the Ottoman Bank.
Lady Helen comes from a stock that has
given England many beauties. Her great
grandmother on her mothers sides, was
known as THE beautiful Miss Linley" and
became the wife of Richard Brinsley Sher-
idan. author Of 1.-THE Rivals" himself a
very good-looking man. Other descendants
Of Sheridan noted for their beauty were
Lady Seymour, afterward Duchess of SOM
erset, at one time Englands crowned
"Queen of Beauty" and the mother Of the
present Marquis OF Dufferin. And all these
women not only inherited the good looks
for which their brilliant ancestor was
noted, but also some, at least, Of the es-
prit and wit that made his fortune.
Lady Vincent was the brightest OF the
Duncombe sisters and did not make the
mistake OF marrying for love and posi-
ton alone like her late sister, the Ouch
ess of Leinster. Her Grace, while in the
flesh, was always hard pressed for money
and was very glad of the several hundred
pounds per year which the enormous sales
of her photographs yielded her. Sir Edgar
Vincent is a millionaire and is growing
richer every day.
what kind of costumes do you think
best for the shore?" asked a girl, says tho
New York Times who had kept every
BODY laughing because she had brought
a pair of her brothers silk pajamas TO
take a swim in Just to see how funny
she would look and how mad he would
get" she said
LAS I've told you often before, the less
one wears the better one can swim. When
learning to swim, light-colored loose trou-
sers, fastened to a little waist, should be
worn. The instructor is able TO see all Of
his pupils movements then. After "A per-
son becomes expert enough to go alone in
the sea she can wear skirt IL she chooses.
Dark blue is the best color, l think aud
the material should be soft English serge,
with coarse vale. The waist and trou-
sers should be made in one and the short
skirt must be buttoned on at the belt. The
W aists and skirts can be made quite fancy
by means of some fast-colored braid.
do not approve of wearing stockings, lis
their weight when wet retards the action
OF legs; but most women have such ugly
feet that they will hide them. Never
keep the stockings up by means Of elastic
bands, but wear hose supporters. The
bands stop circulation"
There were some women at Atlantic
City last summer who always wore cor
sets when bathing" remarked an old
lady.
How indecentr' exclaimed the instruc-
tor. The women who did that were not
only lacking in sense, but in modesty, and
OF course they were physically injured by
wearing stays in the water. Some very
stout women come to me and say that
they positively cannot go without some
support. so / tell them to wear a linen
corset waist under their suits, though I
thing It is merely a whim TO do this. ana
feel sure that they would be better of
without them
A Linn Grove girl found a package OF
love letters that had been written to her
mother by her father before they wers
married, says the Sioux Rapids Repubu-
can. The daughter saw that she could
have little sport and read them to her
mother. substituting her own name Tor
that of her mother and a fine young man
for that of her father. The mother jumped
up and down her chair, shifted her feer.
seemed terribly Disguised, and forbade
her daughter having anything to do with
young man who would write such sick
ening and nonsensical stun to a girl. When
the young lady handed the letter to bsr
mother to read the house became so stfu
that one could hear the grass growing in
the back yard.
A Maiden's No
''Maidens turn their heads away,
Meaning yes, and saying nay
old Song.
She thought to mask her heart from me
With Jest and laughter gay,