The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-24

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Hef-l 20 Judge rom me way she called on
tie loId lh true ffchcn Iashlon- Snc
was "alhlhE, as usual Win cane Inc
S'ealal uc between ner ana the Princess
t,edlllce u lhal tne English princess ana
t4lt prince Imperial We're in love with each
oth't anu ~ was manly TO crush their
IuGoiiN tileHl young aueclons tnat the
Pii'ioe was allo"ed 10 go 10 ms dedtn-
mere are so many Kinds OF people that
p1te One remarked woman OF sOcl-
ety' WHO az thls season OF the year is
apt TO ne IeeHhS phase ana weary Of her
h-na. DoI you maze 70 pe told about
tnett iaNtl9 pE people VINO nave Just re-
~ iiD" ltoit -'tl ope' anu VINO seem 10
Iauey Jnat lhey nave discovered all taose
IoS eI.i9 81, places Inat every one knows
tae New York Tribune. 81 went TO see
AIs. a. yesleIuay, ana she meandered
4H anu ~, kNlhS me. Iull and minute
description o. thef rlp up the Mic last
WINTER. uleu 10 lceDly remark Ihdt
mao made exactly the same excursion the
year Eetore, leaving her 90 draw the nat
li ~ IHit Ience thal knew u an by
near bul ~ was no use 1 nad 10 near
~ an, anu ail5r she COY through Egypt
sHe Iot mn on switzerland. But at
The woman who discusses her servants
ana children is nothing TO the Travelled
lauyt allnoush she, loo, with her wild
pidltuuesi Is trying. another type which
ls very Trying is the woman VINO CON
verses, not talks VINO uses set and genteel
Phrases as II she hau learned them from
ma hudE 10 you NOT always feel a
wiz desire 20 say something very shocking
70 Such a person, just 70 staflle them
out OF llelI decoIum ana elegance. DO.
Allu lueH lherc Us ahother very exhaust
MS peI9oHdSe, ana lhat Is the woman
VINO talks Tor the gallery, and who,
therefore, is not particularly interesting
10 tine lHulNidual, ana whose stunned cleN-
efhess Is even more lntolerable than the
aluBidlly OF tng DINERS.
10 sum II All up. SAID the friend Sc
making her plant, there is nothing that
dhpedia 10 your Jdueu sense OF amuse-
HlcHt bul personal gossip served up with
tut sauce plqudhte OF Scdnudlt
wei, dare say you are right admit
tea lhe otnef, Nbul what can you expect
at tAe emu OF the season
holllns an umbrella IS an art that few
uHdeIstduu. ne right way Us 10 take
ho!d OF the ENDS OF the ribs and the stick
with the same hand ana mold them tight
ly together to prevent their twisting while
the covering IS beng rolled around with
the other hand. In TINS way an um brella
may be as tightly rolled as when il came
from the factory. IL Is the twisting of
the ribs out Of shape around the stick
that spois the looks of the umbrella.
A word about the future home of Anna
Gould may be OF interest. Count de Cas-
telane has broken ground for the palace
al the corner Of Avenue Malakoff and
Avenue du Bots de Boulogne. The
ground alone cost 800 600 francs, and It
the Grand Trianon, on a smaller scale
NJ Samson the architect has been in
structed to keep secret the details, but
so much has been discovered. the length
VIII he 800 feet, extreme depth 200 feet and
length of side on Avenue du Bots de
Boulogne 120 feet The Grand TrianOn
in the Park of Versailles, was built by
Mansard in the reign of Louis XIV, and
that monarch made Ii his residence. Louis
XVI presented it, as well as the Petit
Trianon. TO Marie Antoinette
The notice appearing in the morning So
ciety columns that invitations had been
issued for the marriage of Miss Mary Isa-
belle Stewart. daughter of the silver SEN
ator from Nevada, Saturday May 16 at
/ O'Clock. attracted much attention at the
capitol where the senator's friends AFT
fected to believe that he had either inten-
tionally or mnocenuy perpetrated huge
joke in connection with the approaching
wedding," says the Washington Times.
Don't you see" said a member who
was examining the item critically 1.-THE
senator is so completely wrapped up in the
free coinage of silver at the ratio of Is TO
1, that he could not resist the temptation
to make the date and hour for his daugh-
ter's marriage correspond to his IDEAS in
relation to the reconciliation of silver ON
the popular basis which he continually
advocates Why, he has been so determined
10 do this that he has even selected SAT-
urday in order to make the plan work all
right. | tell you there is nothing like mn
failing consistency i'm advocating the res
toratfon of free coinage"
1t is said, according to the New York
Tribune that Queen Victoria has decreed
that although hy reason of old-esfa biisb-
ed and therefore binding rules of court
etiquette. dressmalers and milIiners may
not actually attend the draWing-roonns n
dreary function by-the-waV). in All other
enough 10 defy public opinion ana old-
time prejudice by ''going INTO rad y
should retain all the adyantages If tbair
birth and breeding. and that their social
position should moi BE- imnaired tbara511,
Her majesty is reported to feei tbst Ky
woman who is honest enough to work ~
mar with the ninety ana ni,1e ~ - ~, ~ 10
mo trade ami yef 1,-bo -. 'io - y. no NJ
naed of To6ne,, 70 r,,.et ~, ~. Soilse "
rretfons which sra ~ ny ~ va Jus as opll-
Ssnceiiad Sir Waitsr. t Srat aIW9ys
mar eannv Scotcbrs, ,ol,,1 - Ildhes
r1ISs ~ oou hihS James,