The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-15


yet, upon which she longs to fasten her
little flag. Then you must go, and all
day long you must keep going until you
bring her home at night, proud and hap
by, tired and blissful. She reached the
mountain top
The girl for a tired man is the picnic,
girl. She is smart and knows how 10
make sandwiches and is willing to maze
q nice deep box ST tssen In the four
corners of the box She fastens a string
|. and held in by the string is a nice bottle
OF something TO be cooled in the stream.
She knows all about the thirst OF picnic.
and she looks upon ham and corned beef
as like hideous nightmares, and fantasma
of disappointed picnic dream. Instead
she chooses the suecnlent sweetbread. the
delicate chicken and the reliable duck.
She picks out nice little relishes and packs
them up with cake. She knows when to
begin and when to stop, and your even
ings at home for long while after are
pleasant "reminiscences of that picnic
feast.
There is the rowing girl of course
the girl who likes 70 get in boat ana
grasp the oars and pull you away some
Wnere. If YOU are a lazy man, captivate
this girl, FOR now is the time when she
is useful 1t she be exactly the right
sort of rowing girl she will allow Won
to lay on your cushion in the bow of the
boat and read while She sits in the mid
ole and pulls. 1t is good exercise for thu,
arms and she knows it. She'd rather
row you than have you row her. Then
there's the girl who likes to be rowed-
but, oh, dear; that's another story! Look
out for her, unless you've got nothing but
musclel
The bathing girl is the summer coauette
likes n IN he
you float her. She enjoys seeing how
close you can get without being too close.
She's an aggravating thing, the bathing
girl, and she flirts with you and often
traps you in way that 1t tantaljztna
bewitching and captivating Don't marry
the bathing girl because she's pretty N
the water. for it isn't safe. Life Is spenr
on land, and the girl who can be nice
on land is the best summer girl. summer
in and summer out.
The wild flower girl is the sentimentai
one. She's always looking for some nttra
fran blossom, and you must help her hunt
for It, As rule she gets the blossom.
ana you at the same time for she is 81
sweet, so delicate, so sentimental so GOV
so appealing that you cannot resist her
constance Fennimore Woolsons Anne
found her hero while looking for a bo-
tanlcal specimen. Though her fingers were
Ni-e nv mar AlSneNGieu he loved
her just the same. But your wild flower
girl manages to keep her hands presst
bic and her hair, in all her excitement
take on the right curl
The bicycle girl is no strangert You all
know her and doubtless like her. She is
so companionable and so boyish You can
ride ahead of her, or behind her or Won
can dismount and fix your wheel she
takes everything all right and is as iollv
as can be. She climbs the hills herself
coasts down, picks herself up if she fails
and goes on her way pedalling as ioffy as
you every time. This bicycle girl is the
most popular of all the summer girls ana
she wears the best but sometimes Won
want a change.
There is the athletic girl of course. The
base ball, the foot BAH, and the basket bah
girl. Dear me what a big creature She
is. Big in muscle and long in step. You
class her and her brothers all in mmD
and they seem to go down all together
Yet there are some men who love her. iust
as they love her near cousin-the lawn ZEN
mis- girl.
Somebody once asked the date when the
summer girl came out for the season and
the answer was, ''the first of May! She
blossoms with the flowers" Anyway she
is here now and you've only got 10 open
your eyes to see her. Maybe, il you know
her well, you can close them and coniure
her up just as she is this bright May
weather:
IF beau. or dandy, beast or churl,
You surely love the May-day girl"