The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-07

girl putting on her stockings liyens one
yelvet-covered album in a Russian bou-
uolr Another shows her in the more en-
no0ling occupation of waving her hand
from her window and afterwards closing
her blinds. These had to be taken from
IRE escape. But the effect was very
realistic
camera mornings are scheduled for
Lent The pictures taken will be sold and
the proceeds used to swell the Lenten Of
lerlhgs AS many as five hundred pic
lures can be snapped in a morning. These
for set"
Inc camera morning originated with
NINE Bernhard, who told a friend that
she wished pictures would show me as
am. She was then leaning against a
hahtelpiece. The friend got a camera,
snapped 1t upon Sarah and continued TO
do so while the marvellous old lady well
oolueu visitors, led the way to the lunch
con table and sat down TO make a salad.
mere We're twenty-five pictures and she
upon
The faddiest of the Misses Sloane,
Hotham S young women who start each
ne" caper, began the boudoir mornings in
view J. ork She took pictures Of herself
py holding a string in her fingers, by which
uleN OF taking yourself in a hammock
s"WHlhg under tree. She tried 1t in
ule morning room with fine success. When
EIe mad taken her picture in every possi-
"ie way she photographed her own slip
iSled leet and called this the pretdest pic
YuIe OF all The busy fingers behind the
He3a did the work.
c.' llmera mornings are being held in
NieVeiand with such fury that pilates"
are scarce and photographers are wild get
uns enough to supply the demand for
mem The game in that city Is to invite
WHY or more TO attend 1.-THE first sun
.t''y aay and bring your work. When
uHe ht'ie sewing circle is in fun blast the
7t'lera mend begins 10 get in her work.
-t, pictures are instantaneous and all can
w. ny laugh and work while being taken.
~ Us understood that these pictures are TO
-oim the principal feature Of the gigantic
s'''a Just before Easter.
loung women who are engaged" give
s,r,'akiast table pictures Of themselves.
t.S SIT down TO chocolate and a roll. A
+ any brings In letter. IL is a love let
~ The letter Is opened and read aud
smart photographer gets the first i'm
'''lon OF it all. That makes "a very
,'., UiiIIns for a snug little pocket album.
lr.' 'ne leaves aG thlnnest celuiod and a
'a.p of hearts.
a.. .t.., WAT are gwen through Lent
~, llIe fancy dress Afternoon sips" are
9i 'aAeh this way. And even the prize
Nv mat most sacred altar Ia the corner
80. ''e room, is not free from the prying
the camera. one very lovely girl,
r.. ant relative Of Mrs. Charles Dana
d'''.'' had herself photographed at her
an IONS, first reading her prayers. then
IN, im'nS lmpromptu suppllcations, and
g.I singing a hymn of devotion. 10
extremes does the camera fad leadi
, the most inexpensive of the novel;
ip. Lent, the camera fad for IL costs
NJ il you are your own developer, and
49, us ought to be the case. the Lenten
r,a. aeirays Us own expenses. the final
yea gap In the purse is nil.
5 iaales of ye olden time. the RAN
r. W. ana Gusts DANES ana those of the
so, Nan,' had themselves painted az
,t "lce occupation. Note the spinning
Xxx OF Priscilla Alden and the sewing
t. OF Martha Washington. The former
ls,, .' foundation in rude sketch; the
''' sat directly TO painter. The wo-