The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-14

have started on the fly. Who shall say
uhere l shall land?
The charm of Long Branch lies in the
fact that it is an ever varying procession
in which men and women Of all degrees
and positions may parade. There is the
rich brokers handsome wife in her smart
tran; the gray young girl driving a pony
carr fun of children; the numerous women
and children at the side of the road, walk
ing along watching the procession that
eoss 10 form Vanity Fair. Like a great de-
Dartment store, you can at Long Branch
ret ANYTHING you want AT this end are
the finest hotels and cottages. and from
them pour our to drive, to walk or to go
- the dances what is known as 'the
wealth and beauty of the metropolis.
Farther down are the hotels where people
gre less particular In their manners and
costumes and where it is counted as among
the possibilities of life that one can live
without a maid. You run down here as 1
did The other day and with a friend join
the long and gay procession late in the af-
ternoon only to be surprised at one thing,
and that is the great number of rich, Gull
tured and beautiful Jewish women who
are to be found here.
Invariably, as it grows near train time,
their carriages come out of line, and each
one wends it's way toward the station, for
the mistress of each one is going to meet
her husband or her father. Last night L
dined at the house of wealthy Jew, an
orthodox one but l should not have known
it from the service on the table or in any
other way that 1 was among people who
cling to a creed 10 which they have been
true for thousands of years. You know, /
am great admirer of Jews, not that type
of which you usually think my friend, the
impertinent ignorant, decidedly bad man
nered drummer, but the well bred, intelli-
gent Jewish gentleman and lady, such as
may he met all over the world, although
In this country they are oftenest found IN
Charleston, in Baltimore or, as is natural
where there are great numbers of people,
in New York.
How many of you know that the city of
Baltimore was really founded by a Jew,
Meudez Cohen? How many people know
that the grea test music, the finest poetry
and the most interesting novels have come
from the pens of Jews? The Jew is essen>
tally a mystical creature because into his
ed as holy Did you ever know Jew who,
like a Quaker, allowed the poor of his
congregation to suffer? And, oddly enough,
did YOU ever know Jew who didn't enjoy
funny story about himself or who WASH
ready to resent any insult to his religion
or To the women of his famally?
Here, where all is gayety and where lie
seems a huge playground upon Wnlch
everybody may dance and be joyful, watch
the American children, often oVerdressed,
impudent aud decidedly eager when they
are girls TO start serious flirtations Wlth
young boys. Then Eook at the jewish emil
dren. These children have been taught po-
likeness in their own homes; consequently
they carry it wherever they go. Into them
has been poured a continued faith IN the
value of honoring ones parents. There-
fore at home or abroad what else does
the Jewish child do? AS my window looks
out on the children's playground ] am
ashamed OF the Gentiles who pretend TO
follow the teachings of Christ and call
themselves Christians for as the tWlg rs
bent the tree Is inclined, and the impudent
chKd is certain to be the ungrateful,
heartbreaking offspring of its father or
mother, but if / talk very much ABOUT
badly behaved children the dynamite that
Is in me WHY be self-explosive and l shall
disappear and be nothing but smoke.
Can anybody doubt that, while an nom
est man may be the noblest Work OF Goo'
a beautiful woman is the finest! EVERY
now and then some miserable old hypo-
crlte, with strong opinions about health
food and underwear, insists that square
look, determined dragging back of the
hair so that the forehead and the eye
broWs look as if they were being pulled TO,
shoes two sizes too big for one ana
strong contempt for everything that sug-
gests femininity mean beauty. Now the
first requisite Of being a pretty woman is
al ,rN1yf Ind ln
next is that she should care so much
for each beauty of person that nature has
bestowed upon her as to endeavor to in
tensify every one The pretty woman who
does not understand herself is to be pitied.
The pretty woman who does not under
stand mankind is to be scorned.
Here there are two extremely beautiful
Women-women who are quite as different
as The stately moon and that fairy mis-
chief Puck 1t was true that Puck was a
IN poE but somehow or other his quaint,
! DAINTY ways describe a certain type of
woman. Imagine, o man, a very pocket
\ venus with a figure SO superb that the
\clrVes will assert themselves in The most
utuclous of gowns; a head framed in
niond hair worn about the length Of Ellen
Jerry and tumbling in riotous curls that
ASNer Knew the scorching power of pair
vi longs and never felt the pressure of
CUT papers. From underneath this aureole
"ait there look out two of the bright
eS' Due eyes that ever proclaimed a de-
Te"0dnt of one of the kings of Ireland. A
Tltheh word must express the mouth.
- IS nante-that is, it smiles it's joy. but
lever Vulgarizes itself, as the average
o..oIus girl does, by keeping up a photo
slaPHlc grin. Never still for a second,
4 toI either the eyes or lips are laughing,
s-' movements are so quick that 1t would
N SIKH |' as II the pretty lady might put
We around the earth in forty seconds
sza t'ls quickness so exactly suits the
SIZE is SO Intensely individual maj YOU
,1S"l out wonder how it would be if
a law, silence were to come. She has
v sWeet voice and the merriest laugh
t,. (4 which a woman was ever gifted.
y 1, W. watching her 1t is Ike reading
- Lul book, and yet it is a book with
"7,,." have no acquaintance.
n In OVner beauty OF the day is Juno-like
n ero nlsht, with wonderful dark hair.
ana ''l hlsht reflect the midnight sun
u comp EXON that rival, ~. l.......t-