The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-05
Love in Masquerade

Love in Masquerade
/ dreamed that love came knocking
At your door one winter night.
While the specter trees were rocking
In a blast Of savage blight,
"Oh, l perish!' poor Love pleaded;
"Ope the door, for loves dear sake"
But although you heard and Needed
Still no answer would you make!
Net one word of sweet replying
Would your naughty lips have said,
Even If Love had lain there dying,
Even if Love had lain there dead!
Then dreamed that Love o'erruIed you;
For in tenderest voice he cried
NAY, dear lady, | sadly fooled you.
Since I am not Love, but Pride"
And you straightway oped your portals,
With a merry and welcome nod.
10 that widest of immortaIs,
To that masquerading god
An, you oped your portals lightly,
Not for Loves, but Pride's dear sake;
Yet o lady. If l dreamed rightly,
Love soon taught you your mistake!
gust
.Did YOU ever hear" said the clubman to
New York Tribune writer. "of a queer
Syhdcate formed some years ago by a
!oi oil lmpecunious young mobiles on the
olner s!de2 No? The members of this
SynWcate chose one of their number to
sssl TINS country for the express purpose
u ldptufng an American heireSs. They
agreed to furnish their representative for
cray5 FsI with money enough to make a
leuldple appearance in American society
~ asreelng, on his part, that, after the
faPIue was made and the cash of the
IIiIe obtained, he would turn over TO his
60 a;GAeIS certain percentage of his net re-
uSltls. II he failed he was to return
Wl.llh the year and give another member
Gan 0iT SyIhalcate a chance to try for gol-
saig % i5i an, an outrageous performance"
them succeed2" Riu any VI
sa me sc4l.qlbman smiled teasingly. He would
his ba lei.ler yes nor mo-" so each of
~ hearers answered the question for her
80 anu no two answers agreed
leenj5g,s should not a girl be taught book
businsss- aIa some of the more common
S 80 forms? writes FIjsaheth Robin
n5I 99ToNA IN the May Ladies' Home Tour-
c9I, ~ PLY, or laugh at the business in
II is 49, - we vast majority of women
strifafio, oiiIy que to want of proper in
plied9 U why should not this be sup
END 9G'iT girls have a passion for flowers.
their p calll grow and thrive under
parent effort hhgers without much APP
their ,. LOTT en- their part Such may find
ereanl1JJ,atl on IN the management of a
S 5l1vnAoase. Raising flower seeds is A re-
is soIJ ~ e occupation Choice pansy seed
t9ti ToIu az seven dollars an ounce at re-
SOM son, are ones at double that price. and
lars ndIletles of Verbenas at three dol
rnand y ounce Cut flowers always COM
ers AZ rS5oQu price In winter, spring flow
year round oi'oioe mowers al the
sbsegg+ care of precious house plants for
and ferp oW4fers' supplying potted plants
taEIaIe rms Tor the decoration of dinner.
+be eiJs and drawing rooms, help to swell
NV y a zee. Some florists not only SUD.
reosrttSe 9qoWers but arrange them in their
the SERVES charging an extra sum for
contsernItt choosing this occupation must be
under 70 learn her business thoroughly
alsa b ~ experienced florist, and should
The eve little capital to begin with
sobaeIe are so many good technical
cl,lt now that there need be little diff
In u{.H obtaining excellent instruction
IN ''''e ever aVocation it is wished to take
nsr Hiiom men in society do such extraordi-
a dsy,lI ude things, nowadaysr' exclaimed
,,a tIaHle very fair, very Fashionable and
me lrivolous-but the possessor, of the
says Charming manners in the world
nan, ttIe New York Tribune. II have act
i1e In women at a dinner party turn
have 'sL CHINA to look at the marks and
of ne Hedrd them discussing the value
roees ~ hosts plate, and counting the
spent ~ oIuer TO find out what had been
seen, u ~ me decorations And they really
uron ~ ~ estimate the hospitality bestowed
~" mem by what 1t has cost in 1ollarsr'
oa,. eanne across a pretty story the other
i Gay connected with violets. saws q writer
psr tile .Mail and Express, and the Bona
FORA family, both subjects Of vital i'm
Ns+ltJe at present.
as fbpoleon l. is said to have adopted it
rrae we imperial flower because the EN-
wa Josephine was so fond of IT, He
pbine'lo ny always so considerate of Jose
We tSastes; But that is not my story
OF bi s Napoleon III. was in the zenith
& We power and was casting about for
ali tLle ne gave court ball, to which
bes5i}t,eeL glole women We're invited. The
MAI u Countess Eugene de Montijo
gown her appearance thereat, with her
The conspicuously draped with violets
mem snlperor acknowledged the compli-
boijanesy presenting her with a handsome
'e'ainlne diplomacy ali the World Knows s.