The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

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,arlsnes iu eonv.rsaft,- ans 5fsfin.-1-,
r,,arn4.rs are am VERY iI ana . consul r
me assisrarro n, ous ,qh, .=r,rts mn ft
~. social ra.. but rr.-. mr. fau tirr.s~
,-ou are also ..snlarfr' d., dress manners
and habits
one rnust have the finest f,fl-h-sfe t,uire
borsaz tbe srnart.sr .,a.hr,an suf
.-reor,s a faulrIess br.rr-~ ana rartfi.,.
neat and pretty maid servants. o. chet
who can cook a perfect dinner thu dry
EST host cbarnpaer. rl... fr.st Sher~i,-
ol8 Chateau flarer rrre,,r5y and .
house every detail of which is .tres com
me II FAINT"
These are the qualities that insure sue
cess. but we should rerbaps snuasisc
the necessity OF attention To dress. ez-
p+riauv in the case of f. woman. Whose
garments. with the exception of her rii-
ing habit. must come from one OF the
great Partisan rnodist,~ In the case o.
the man England should furnish aU his
apparel With one who is determined 10
be a leader in the beau monde. expense
should never Dc considered and economy
never thought OF. Tn, inst object IS t.
attain as near perfectiof AS mortal can
and not care If your servants cheat YOU
or YOU nav twice a. rnu.H a~ YOUR u.il,i-
Dor for the comforts aud IllNt!ries OF life.
You must be liberal ANA ALWAYS have ts-
best Of evervthinE.
A. regards the women Of other countries.
in England the ariStorra,.v may be de
vided into two divisions the mrs.. the ultra
.smart Prince of WaIe- set Who are the
perfection of neatnesS. and as trim as
possible for women 10 be always well
shod and well gownel and. AS il is ex-
pressed by our cousins over the water.
well groomed." The other division are
dowdy badly dressed women. with coarse
feet and hands. and an uugainlv walk
TUNES.
IN Paris we see the most ..cbIe" women
OF the monde and the demi-nonde com
petiug with one another eoing To the
same modiste, and carving on a spirited
rivalry as to which Is tine better-dres-ed
according TO the French ideas Tho
French woman. howev,r we'll dressed she
may De, Is rarely beautiful according 10
our taste, being, as q rule, too arttnCial
IN her makeup, powder paint and dyed
mar being de rlguer with them.
Inc German woman Is usually "beefy
anu healthy but the most addressed
woman IN the world. a'i one IS frequently
surprised that ladies' OF the aristocracy
there present such a bourgeois look. The
Women OF ltaly are loveN' win me. dark
compIeNions, red cheeks and magnificent
Womanly figures, but without the good
TASTE Ia dress Jndt seems 10 ho the natural
instinct OF the french Austrian ana
hungarian women have a Worldwide rep
utauoh ana IN additlon 20 their beauty
nave sWeeter disposition than any of
their sisters of other nauonalities. They
are accomplished, charming and fascina-
tnb' with a warm and loving nature sell
uoIn round IN America
ne spanish woman Is over estimated,
IL Is uncut 10 ma much beauty IN Spain
IN women over twenty-five years of age.
t.dsslah id1Ies Of me higher class are
larry good-looking but the peasants have
iartar appearance. resembling the Es-
quIihauN OF INC North
IN Denmark Sweden ans Norway there
are many blonde women OF great attraU-
uVeness, nut many OF them have a pep
peiy disposition. ana strange TO say, inn