The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-07

the end of ones tongue belongs to the
ways Of the past Now a oman must
have hobby-a summer hObby-a hobby
that she mounts and rides out into
healthy atmosphere where popularity is
gained entirely by a wholesouled cam
araderie."
The aesthetic girl who affects the pic
F.. turesque lassitude all day long and then
n brghtens up for a ball or german finds
out that she is mot in it, with her stir
ring, energetic. athletic sister, who has
taken her spin of three or four hours,
had a refreshing bath and nap, and looks
radiant in spite of tan and freckles.
One ambitious young woman I know is
having a sensible chic outing gown made
for her journey to the summit of Mt.
Blanc. She and her two athletic Yale
brothers are going to take this hazardous
Tourney of four days very soon, and a
comfortable costume for such a journey
has need of being very light and at the
same time very warm.
A soft brown camePs hair was the ma
8terial suggested by the couturier. The
suit is in three Observation-Disclosures
Slightly baggy over the knee; a short
h godet skirt and the very jauntest short
box-coat to be worn over sweater.
! watched some very skillful tennis
players in a picturesques old garden of
.
blonde girl in a bright red tennis gown
of mohair produced a singing color note
among her more sombre-gowned compan-
ions. The skirt of this gown was short,
full godet, with a belt of satin ribbon at
tached, that went twice around the waist
and tied on the side. The jacket was a
bolero, short enough to show full blouse
of white null that dropped over the belt
slightly and fastened at the front with
tiny pearl studs A high, stiff linen COT
ar and narrow tie of red satin was
worn with this soft null blouse.
boating gown that a Bar Harbor belle
wears this summer was designed by one
fof the SWEETEST cOuturiers here, and
though the material chosen was d simple
|4piece of dark blue duck it cost pretty
4penny, on account Of being an order for
an especial design.
The skirt is rather a scant godet, with
The fulness gathered at the back and all
#lne seams strapped. But the cut of the
#lacket boasts very original departure
From the ordinary short blazer OF this
#Season. There is a N-shaped piece cut
rom the jacket where the dart usually lSly
- showing a bit of red SILK beltsnnd shlrt
#%aist. Two narrow revers of white duck
begin at the shoulder seams and fasten
n point over the sash.
brunette, who affects great deal OF
a low in her costumes, has her White
uck Jacket lined Throughout with, pale
elbow chambrey. She wears always
with this suit a shirt waist of pale yell
ow, with a narrow tie of deep orange.
Il great many of the stiff sailors worn
#With yachting costumes are trimmed, not
a fotusely, generally with severe straight
BOWS and quilts, and often the only trim~
#lnng is two black wings on either side.
Il new model for a golf costume shows
IA skirt of soft tan and brown plaid, cut
- the bias. There is an ample flare to
q le short godet skirt that reaches trlhe
III Dove the shoe tops. Most outing skirts
ne shorter than shoe-top length. The
gdcket that goes with the skirt Is OF PLAIN
81 an ladys cloth, and being sleeveless IS
dslly drawn on over a shirt waist with
u crushing the full sleeves.
There was a chic little cap. beretta-
mapped, made of the plaid goods, with
vent with this golf costume. It must be
more comfortable than the regulation Al
ne that looks so perfectly absurd when
LED back from the forehead.
Inree very Independent young women
no are going to take a walking tour
trough Switzerland, that is to take four
"eeks and cost the absurd sum of so,
I'VE chosen very sensible inexpensive
9tlng gowns. In these dresses they can
IN tennis in civilization or climb the
9Ilh pole.
The short skirts that reach only to the
l9e-tops are made of stout, striped tent
oln-the very same material that avn
are made of. OF course, they are
o-et skirts, with quite a little flare at the
TOM, but tight-fttng, with no fulness
~ at the hips. The jackets to be worn
"a them are short, double-breasted
2Iolk jackets of dark blue flannel.
"A bOston woman who believes implicit
IN the sanitary qualities of wash
JASON fashioned. Of coarse drab linen