The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-24
NONAN'S - WORLD.

Z ----..-.-- - --..-.-- -sz IN a
- 80 -.----,- ~s~f-- Ta=
e- ---.----.--z h.5 s=t=l
= .-=rz--4 s-5 hs5 ss-=--=i
--------,,--. ---rz - Re occupied
-.-..-=z--z- ~ rt-= vz-s5zzz zs-5=-sz7-
=, ~ r.-x II causing a tzire= O.. sea-
-..--.-- 80. ..-----I-tse 1-.5=r55 t1e -=-=rs %
----s ,-- ms. Commanding pew t1r me
-, 90 .-- r-=~s=rt CT ta5 C--7-.7-
T}anes. No le=se- H=at must b= allowed
r., fee-- <--- 5-s- particular p=E-
v-s cav ~ the meeting came t-t t7r
-1rre ~ea=,r az l--=r --= i.1zi--5-= F--7
.t.-,.-s --. l.5.sri.I DANES cii r3t. one
&c., sr..rs- me less favored rve=. 1=rts
..-.t z-.-- seated. TIE 11-s= z-ats-
- 4l-5 Ever 50 uany women me BE-
++e -s-a--4j rex. dut t1=y were
--..... en- r.-,-a d -aEi- sentence was
-.-..-s-zr 10 -rer. and. Ei-r a rezF~-r-
~ .0r,r they retired INTO the shadows
,,,sa- me balcony. TIE ushe-s faithfully
s7snred various persons d 1-s1 and o.
,-gg decree Of into other saa-z. The horse
.ss @,,u In me rush OF me las. feE
,,o.-narts the members o. the committee
were unmindfui q tae door. = solitary
,ssa~ guarded the entrance
q, r.t- interesting 5uneure q little o.1
81 z a --,--,- hack
Roy n
dress, an o-d--a7-i7H@'- '1t-l--'- a--- 100
dtfing gloves she had general air ~
s-.,.t s,er-irfr.- t.-i- she -z5 also q c--l-l-
- -.---.-- -----.g- ~--
eye. III oN7 nay
e-fl- e.-F.rs 90 a
fire empty pew in the front q -1e church
"a 4, t-e tu5rkffnz o. an eve she had
+, IT,, -.--s- --;z.3
htalle' NO"D ~
10 intercept her, but n VAIN A1yli4FL O--r
came 10 the rescue
.~,fs,, ~ show Won seat. madam
-.z.oe.h. ri
mat Pc" l. -"i III -
Onial Danes
She waved them aside and proceeded On
ter vrav 4 third usher made the same
-, .. ,ha "a tsdv I'm, She vr..oh-
safeo no furTner notlce O. II ana tAs P-@-
~t,.a1 ro4,st know what she vas about.
- --.-..-.
mat she was III 9lOi'' '-l= g l-'-N -
ident herself without further Enoi~sIa-
ton, therefore, the little Old lady install
"a herse1f in solitary grandeur in the con
sPieuO1S pe"'
OF course eFeryDody khe" Tor "non
was much crsning Of necks ana many
whispered comments when al last Il was
occupied Those who dld not personally
know the high ana mighty president Of
the colonial DANES wondered not a little
over the rusty Old lady, but they finally
- - - f,r-rr-- -. ~. - 49,
conner had attained her exalted position.
In the meantime those who knew that
the old lady was not The one they had
waited for held q whispered consultation
and concluded that the real president was
not coming. and that they might as vel
proceed 70 business. The prediction prov
"a correct. The expected president did
not arrive.
The Oh lady sat through the meeting
win an apparently somnoient enjoyment.
She dozed htfuIy; occasionally sne mani
tested some wonder and puzzled curiosity.
BAT, on the whole. she took II calmly.
When the affair was over sne shook out
her rusty gown, picked up her shopping
Bag and prepared 70 depart. but sne Yves
intercepted before she was fairly In the
aisle
o. are the president O the Colonial
Danes SAID one o. the patriotic EO-
nen, b. way q opening the conversation.
" hats tnatz said the Old lady, put
ting her nand 70 her ear. u am llttie
hard Of hearing she explained. apollo
setlcally-
The patriotic woman repeated her ques-
ton
You are the president Of the Colonial
Danes, say she said.
~ said tne old lady, still somewhat
uncertain "Dh, no, + m Methodist"
Some persons. says Harper Bazaar, have
q mania for asking advice, not that they
intend TO follow IL, but because they like
10 talk matters over, and then do what
they please. Maria Louise Pool says OF
such a woman:
she was IN a mood to consult. She par
liculsrly liked TO get peoples ideas. and
then do exactly as she pleased She had
way OF asking a persons opinion as If The
opinion would have weight with her-and
sometimes il did have weight for a few
hours"
This habit. once formed, is not easily
broken, and II is one into which women es-
Decislly are prone 10 fall To AK advice
II a mistake unless one is really in a
luandary as 10 what she should do. and
needs the unprejudiced opinion Of an out
sider. Even then il is an error TO consult
Freely with other people about ones prI