The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-21

garity by assuming an imitation for you
are not. You claim for pour pin moth
ing but that it Is good
rhinestone or good old English paste, and
it is liked for its beauty, while the artis-
tic effect it produces is applauded. If all
the clasps and buckles of paste or rhine
stone were diamonds, I fear there would
be no gold left in the Klondke, since it
would be needed to pay for real jewels
worn.
Last year the fashionable woman, wear
ing a very decollete bodice, arranged all
the brooches she possessed right along
the line of her corsage and made herset
look very magnificent. The same DISPOSE
ton of jewels will be seen this season,
for 1t gave her who possessed these hand
some belongings such q good opportunity
to display them that she is not willing 10
lose ii.
AS a matter of history, pretty Nell
Gwynne won a king as she looked from
under her cart wheel hat, and certainly
it is the hat of the saucy beauty that Is
displayed this season for the girl of TO-
day to wear. 1t is broad Of brim, conical
of crown and of the softest felt. About
the crown is a twist of silk cord, ana on
the left side is one huge, long feather
pinned to position with rhinestone
clasp. 1t is so soft that the brim bends
face under it. And it is SO big that it Will
certainly protect its wearer from sun and
dust. cold and rain. 1t is pretty, and 1t
should be approved of, provided 1t IS worn
at the proper time and has cloak IN
harmony with 1t. The proper time Is the
daytime, on the street, and the proper
cloak is a long cloak which will give hight
to the wearer, since she who is small
would look as if she had assumed an eX-
tinguisher instead of a chapeau II she
omitted the picturesque cloak. only in
black? Yes, the cart wheel hat should De
only in black and only trimmed by its one
huge feather and it's gltttering clasp.
With it, when the day Is very cold, Is put
on with the greatest care the long, full
empire veil, which is drawn softly around
If tied at the back, brought forward and
looped in huge bows and ends just to one
side of the chin. The Whoie arrangement
is couuettish beyond description. This
veil. wifi it's soft fullness its arustc
draperies, Is 50 much more el1ecuVe IMAM
the veil drawn tight over the face through
which eyelashes come out and which, 100
often suddenly tears and permits Up OF
nose to protude where it should not.
The girl who always looks well Is the
oirI who has many wells and wears them
to suit her appearance. She is the one
who knows that the mesh adapted TO her
skin one day will not suit her the next
To-day, feeling particularly WSl anu 10
ing a bright color, she assumes thin, del
icate veil, with big. black dots set far apart,
that only brings out her beauty instead OF
concealing it, but tomorrow, When she
feels wretchedly, when she realizes that
her skin is sallow, her eyes dull, she care
fully draws her thickly dotted veil over
her face, and then she can dare the Keen
est criticism since she knows that 1t has
acted in the most charitable way, hiding
her defects and by its skilful concealment
reminding the locker on only of her beau
| ties. The artist, in the manipulation or
a veil. never puts it on in such way that
| it is necessary to remove it when she
wishes to arrange it. She has learned
the art of the Frenchwomen. Watch her.
| She goes in 70 luncheon at some famous
| restaurant; her bodice is as close fitting
as possible, but no matter how tight it is
she raises first one hand and then the 9TH
| err. loosens her veil, and by a few deft
touches she has it carefully lifted. She
can put it in place just as quickly and
with apparently as little trouble. She
does not have huge knot in the front OF
her veil to give the desired fullness, but
instead with needle and silk, she has care
fully gathered it so that the pouch ar
rangement suited to her face is possible.
She allows sufficient, in buy