The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18

| take On.y from five TO ten minutes II is
! merely wetung and drying. except on the
morning of the soap bath. Women should
wear sleeveless vest and wooden gown TO
bed at night and in this the bath can be
! AIKEN without uncOVering the body en-
rely at one time. Wooden slippers should
&c drawn on upon first arising, TO prevent
chill from the cold floor. Turkish baths
should be taken with discretion, but they
| are a luxury all should enjoy. Oi. baths
ire good for the emaciated and poorly
| aouFlshed, but they should be followed By
good massage. or the pores will be clog
sed- Alcohol baths should be judiciousiy
| taken, OF there viii be too great destruc-
ion Of tissues. Sea baths, if they do not
hsagree with the person, are usually BEN
'ncial, but care should be taken not to
'emain in the water too long.
Wen, I'm surely old enough to take
| are Of myself II I'm ever going to be ,"
me girl was preparing a lettuce sandwich
WIN careful attention, says the Cincin-
aati Enquirer
You're old enough. but not homelv
| enough, Clara" The second speaker
smoothed the damask table cloth with her
| lands. "GracloUsi l wonder why thar
waiter doesn't come
| It's matter of doubt to me what
| your exact status Of LONELINESS may be-
| But truth stands. I've never been MODEST
| "a. / never could understand these thrill
| inS tales women tell of experiences they
| have. PshaWi I'm not afraid 10 be ont
| after dark. / love to travel alone. l."
| the young woman paused and laughed as
| she adjusted another leaf of green-"it
must be that / am not sufficiently dan
| gerous."
| BAH calculated voice from the side
| OF the table. You're fishing dreadfully
| Clara's pose. that no one could possibly
| admire her is well cultivated How about
| mat time on shipboard when we were
| crossing The channel? Then while we
| were in Paris? Why girls, there was a
| man followed her clear to the pension and
| down town"
Yes" interrupted Clara, rather con-
| temptuously Il had TO go I'm and buy
| pair Of gloves to get rid of him. And.
| girls, he was ridiculous-puny, little
| American. | could have stood il if he'd
| been a triflng Frenchman. One doesn't
| expect much but the idea Of an American
| over there having nothing better TO do"
Yes" said another, after a pause.
girls can 80 most any place. But one
| thins-i think travelling you're a lot more
| independent chapcroned. You're so much
| ireer' mink OF the things you can do"
| Her eyes danced with recollections.
There may be something in that" said
/ the builder Of the lettuce sandwich as she
| carefully added a layer of cottage cheese
| ard a final slice Of bread.
| For goodness sake!" the girl opposite
exclaimed what are you going to do with
| it, Clara. were all waiting"
This? Eat it. my dear. Isn't that a
monument" looking proudly at her work.
| Ny luncheon is a give away Of my age
| girls. Any one who'll sit up and eat DO
tato salad with onion, rye bread, and
and"
"Weu, never mind. just with us: no one
! expects you to drink water with schmier
/ cheese"
Il was thinking OF pretty girl
| know Clara was now contemplating de-
| mOlishing her monument" she goes
| east with her father every spring. She
never can stay day over with friends
! because she would have TO take the trip
/ home alone. She is past % Even here
when we so down town, she begins about
! 3 o'clock. She must not go any place else.
/ She might have to be on the car after
| dark. Mamma would be worried to
/ death
she can't bear to come out here 20 eve
| ming concerts or go down TO the L. row.
| ing. one has TO come in contact with
! such common people. one never knows
| who one Will brush against
| ''PshaW" A listening maiden looked UP
| from her caviare in growing disgust. she
| ought 10 be tied up in pink cotton"
''She really acknowledged TO me once"
| the other girl Went on chat she found il
| aWfully hard to always do just the right
| thing Think, What burden life would
| be to always pause and think every instant
| what YOU We're doing. and wonder If it
were properl She used to be afraid to
| meet almost any new men. SO dreadfully
| afraid they were not swell you know
| Shes always telling me certain ones are
really safe persons 10 know But she's
| long past that; men are too scarce these
| days. She never goes out in the rain.
| asked her TO go actually the distance of
two houses. She came to the door, oh
4. - rtI-ff ill.,
! like her to go out IN the rain l went, in
suede slippers. and told her l would b.
| willing 10 ruin my new organdie to be In
| the rain; 1t was after that terrific hot
! spell"
Il often think of Katherine ]. Do you
| remember her. Clara ?" said another girl
"She was educated abroad. When she
| came back and went to school here as a
day pupil she had to have her maid bring
/ and come after her. We used TO sit in
the windows, watch them coming and
| guess which was Katherine and which
was the maid. II you didn't know you'd
put odds on the maid, for she was so
much better looking"
But. gracious girls! Hurry, or we
/ won't get to feed the monkeysi Where's
my bag of sugar?'
Its such a common thing to do,
| Clara"
"Pshaw! You just want to hold the
bagr'
! In the musical world OF Europe no
/ teacher stands higher than Nine Mar
! chest and yet first interview with her is
an ordeal 10 be dreaded. She may tell
! you with almost brutal frankness that
your cherished vocal projects are thin as
air bubbles and that you had better turn
/ your attention to cooking. or, with one
! unusual CLEAN of her gray eyes and one
sudden indrawn breath. making her thin
] lips still thinner, she may tell you that
| you are destined to lift the heart of the
| world in immortal song and wear the lau-
rels OF great lyric career. Again she
/ may tell you with the same blunt severity
| that you have no looks at all for the
| stage, and after you have been accepted
| as pupil you are still subjected 10 her
merciless severity.
To be taught by Nine. Marchesi IL not 20
| have the luxury of an individual lesson,
an hours good. cosey, comfortable time
/ an TO yourself. BY no means. That is not
her plan. You are taught In class. You
are thus introduced az once to an audience.
! You thus have an opportunity of conquer