The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21
Jet and brilliants considerably Tightening
the effect Of their woarers frock

jet and brllliants considerably Tightening
the effect Of their wearer's frock.
The fashionable wedding gift for the
bridegroom to make to the bridesmaids u
a pendant watch in enamel Of hue to
correspond with the tone OF the toilet.
bouquets are replaced by baskets OF spring
piossoms or unconventional 'posles"
hanging loose, composed OF the Oldest OF
oid world flowers which happen TO be
"a season Posies Of wallnowers with old
lace tchus over gowns OF white cambric
frilled at the edge OF the skirt, gave some
recent nuptials ansair of great distinction.
shaped. and the bridemads wore their
waved hair parted to either side In 1890
style. OLD lace mlttens were chosen to
supersede gloves, but the fair wearers
struck at the innovation.
A simple and seasonable dessert is pine
apple trihe." At the moment when the
fruit Is luscious and to be had everywhere
the fresh pineapple should be used: at
other times the fruit canned Is an excel
lent substitute. Chop and sweater thor
oughly half = fresh pineapple, adding Juice
OF half lemon. Dissolve One-duarter
box Of gelatine In One-half cup OF cold wa
ter and stir into the pineapple letting the
mixture stand in an Ice box TIL partially
stimened. Beat whites Of two eggs to
stif froth and add. Mold and serve with
whipped cream, sWeetened, and slightly
Favored with vanilla. A half pint Of
crushed strawberries or chopped peaches
instead OF the pineapple makes an equally
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be seen, Is not large one, but may easily
be doubled
1t was a linen cuff and the quick
thought Of the woman who wore II that,
according to Table Talk, gave us one OF
the prettiest Of the tuneful Strauss
We're one day enjoying stroll in the park
al Schonau, when suddenly the composer
exclaimed: My dear, I have waltz in
my head; quick-give me a scrap OF pa
per or an old envelope; I must write 1t
down before l forget H." Alasl after much
rummaging Of pockets It was found that
them-not even tradesman's
bin. Johann Strauss music Is considered
light, but it weighed as heavy as lead
on his brain, until he could transfer 1t to
paper. His despair was pathetic. At last
q happy thought struck Frau Strauss.
She held out snowy cuff, the composer
clutched a 1t eagerly, and in two min
utes that cum was manuscript Its mate
followed; stil the inspiration was in
complete. Strauss was frantic, and was
about to make wild dash for home with
the third part Of his waltz ringing I'M
limp, colored calico; when suddenly his
frau bethOught herself Of her collar and
In an instant the remaining bars of The
Blue Danube" decorated its surface.
Womans rightsi Why the very first
right we expect, says Lillian Bell, in the
Ladies' Home Journal, Is to be treated
Better than anybody else--better than
men treat each other as a body, and bet-
ter by the individual man than he treats
all other women. / abominate the idea
of equality and to be mentally slapped ON
the shoulder and told I am "a good fell
low" / shrink from the idea of independ-
ence, and cold, proud isolation with my
emancipated sister women who struggle
into their own coats unassisted and get
red the face putting on their own
skates, and hang onto a strap in a street
car in the proud consciousness that they
are Independent and the equal of men. I
never worry myself when a man Is on his
knees in front of me putting on my over
shoes, as to whether he considers me
his equal politically or not. 1t is sufficient
satisfaction for me to see him there. If
he hadn't wanted TO save me the trouble
/ suppose he wouldn't have offered. He
may even think l am not strong enough
for such an arduous duty. That wouldn't
hurt my feelings either. / have an idea
that he likes Ii better to think that ] can
not do anything troublesome for myself
than TO believe that / could get along
perfectly without him. In fact-here's
heresy for you, oh, We emancipated-I do
not in the least mind being dependent on
men-pr0vided the men are nice enough.
Let them give us all the so-called rights
they want to. I shall never get over
wanting to get behind some man If I see
a COW. Let them give us q vote il they
VIII. I shall want az least three men to 81
with me TO the polls-0ne to hold my
purse, one TO hold my gloves. and the
third to show me how 10 cast my vote.