The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-22

rIllIl4 IEULEW cousin nelEnDgT fOr
the purpose. no matter how young or i'm
mature he NAV he and sets off satisfied
now that this masculine shane attends IT,
"Why do you not 20 out2 The fires
air VIII 40 you good" was urged once on
sisters scarcely over the first shock Of a
bereavement
we haven't decided about our mourn
Ing yet. il Is not made up"
Well, why not decide? 1t Is suicidal
wen The ns,t,,, ~ s,,,,,,o-ts a
foIr-inoh crepe border for our Henrietta
gowns and Louisa thinks il would be
nicer TO have them plain. Brother Tom
is 70 come on again from Atlanta soon.
and he viii decide for US"
Brother Tom came on ana decided He
decided IN favor OF plain bordered Hen
Lettas, but having a wife and large fam
ny or MS own 10 care for. il is possible
mat ne did not give the serious considera-
ton 10 the matter mar a. 1eeo,-,.ld III,
three sisters. however. one of whom held
ms sioFes and hat while another rubbed
an obstinate spot off his vest and listen
Ell breathiessly to his account of his
last attack Of neuralgia, felt sure that
l"eIe could be no other brother in the
word half so kind and sympathetic. and
interesting. Family ties are strong in
lhe south.
IH the same city there is a middle-aged
woman 20 whom maturity has brought,
apparently, only additional charm Hers
Is beautiful nature but she has never
married, and why? Because the man Of
an others whom she cared for long ago
her brother did not like. He was a GOOD
enough man a. men 20. There were no
fundamental objections to his character
OF social standing, but her brother did
lol ilhe MIN so she gave him up. There
a. races OF such giving up discernibl
ABOUT many other southern women to-
Jay
Acqulescenee to masculine authority
Goes not desert the southern woman. even
"hen she is grandmother, or. perhaps.
sfeat-grandmother. Her pride in her
son praise of her new gown or can is
almost sirllsh, and her face fushes with
pleasure when he tucks the carriage
ioDes tenderly about her and expresses
concern as to whether her sunshade is
large enough to ward off the afternoon
Ion dFiVe last. Tony mother does
.. ~ me H. ne charges, and although
,, lilo,ngi may own the equipage and the
knows perfectly we'll that her orders
,lllsht ne law she is happy. because her
- s Li,'iG uiVlhljy mas elected to regu-
Iate her life for her.
cal so,' "H,i,dH nolas me purse in the typi-
-. .I i'in IN nousehoId. and there are
80 " 1 Suns 20 De %ucated from the
49, ~ -, me utmost effort will be
pirls need ,5,,arta oCSa Every chance' Inc
tbat ~, a. aAtdses' TOO but 1t is felt
80 49, NY couIa get along without them
Tbe La 'a,i 'ie boys.
joys being nieasan 4ou ~ ~ woman en-
with her to smile cordiaIt,, ~ '',ie
who sells her postage stanns ard 49, % Q 81
ter some truism 10 tbe 49,, - " -
they swing inward mar v,nt 49,, %
shade of Interest to btg a,,,,..i "
Some portion of this exubsranco % -,
permanent gets ground off when the y,orig1
rubs against her. sba 49, - ~ WI III
much in earnest and NOT 50 denende,,t
She gets so that she can rnal,o a - -
bargain. too and even master tba g.
the very first beginnings of ~ -.
pushing" but that femiDfnitv Of -
rarely gets rubbed out II go, - ~ - ,
Ia the bone.
ct vvou1d ha,.. ...
h,t 49, "a. mIItten oitener TO you,
"a her nora.|I 1mt' me speaker clos
and rocked antr,atl,I,, a., Us ner knees
Enouirer '"SS 'he CINCINNATI
.Nro,,| nh. ,f,,
lngs?" The second Girl Seo,,,S 0ui no, n
lous 4t0i Suu-
MY mornings2 We'll baa ., s,.,...- -
the hammock NV afternoor,.o rs I,e III
and swing In har
Swing in tbe bamn,l,il ~, ~ oNe'iliiss
tie sometimes etc - M. ,.-,' LAiiDo ut
ed an air of serio,,s ,,,,,r,., Inn! assuil-
how very bus,, w. :, g. gu see
an infectious iaugb OuOpied out
ct.
-, 80 h'ie Joke mat we never
- eleu OF on our late vacation trip;
many tnihgs We would really like TO
0, 10y we never mad time We spent
. lio'i .l III 'he Prettlest spot in the Nir-
80 GU see, we all had lit
,.,-.-,l'l,.. oi''"lns onto the same gallery
~ o','ne Faley' racing a fun sweep
,,'o'ltta'ns IN glorious, unbroken
w almost HVed on that gallery
,.,'. -, " are Ai hammock and watch the
~ maze ahu changing mists that hung
- tuese mountains was an absorbing
a , un'lilhs Pdstlme. During a storm il
VA, m"a even more fascinating. We could see
the ram coming for miles, hiding each
TIate. rs anttr,I,. e aLteIhooh Ola
storm Will 1tNbi,[ 81 III 'nS mist Oh II
ne,l, a. no -. "a 10 me hlshest
ed ,,n o,,t,,r.,I ',''s "a Cui view looih
bI,,a st,ios - ,.', sans, we clearest OF
!, nerfer, a., 80 III 'he sunshine OF
AZ me elils seemed 20 get some Of this
i nale IN tne'r eyes we grew actually too
law To- talk. Once watched 81