The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
WOMAN 5 v ORLD

- - herself IL ism a question of money
us have all observed the daughter of
,i,h sitting disconsolate against the
Ills of a summer hotel ballroom, while
her impecunious sister danced the soles
tlr sinners 1t is not expensive
'ia,hes for we have known girls with cart
,,o1s Of ipery from Worth passed over
go country maiden in 1O-cent muslin
,-sitber is it altogether a matter of good
80 for the commonest observation is
.[at il is seldom the beauty who marries
~. hest or even gets the most invitations
- The fish fry 1t is some girl, who so
toras YOU can see, isn't remarkable in any
NAV but who possesses that mysterious.
,btna potent charm that draws people 10
her
No one can teach you this, says Dorothy
7iv in the New Orleans Picayune, Popu-
| irtv is a thing where every girl must
work out her own salvation with fear and
trembling. but 1 would, at least like 10
cau YOUR attention TO a few cardinal
| points in the game.
Tn the first place. and the second end
the third. don't be selfish. On this hangs
al the law and the prophets. 1 know that
/, ia the custom to consider women as
holding a monopoly of the virtue of unset
dshness. Later on you will find out that
for absolute, utter disregard for every
hodv's rights but her own, lovely woman
takes the cake in the worlds compt stition.
A woman will do with impunity things
that a man would be pounded into jelly
for contemplating. Why, 1 have seen
gentle, angel-faced woman monopoAize the
dressing-room on a sleeping car for an
hour and a half at a stretch. while a cor
ridor fun of dishevelled sisters in dressing
sacks and curl papers pounded or the door
and besought her to let them i'm because
nalxr on mil tnE no
breakfast station. But did she do it? Not
much. She put all the clean car toweis
down on the floor and stood them,
while she shampooed her head and curied
each individual hair, and Their when she
was good and ready she opened the door
and not before. If man should treat
other men that way, when The offender
came out he would be received in the open
arms OF a lynching party and there would
%t riot and bloo-ished. 1t is only women
who dare defy and trample on public
rights.
place where We see human nature with
the veneer rubbed off, and you will have
plenty of opportunity of observing this
endearing trait OF your sex. There is al
ways The girl who pre-empts the best chair
on the shady end of the gallery for herself
and her beau, nd who glares at everyone
who approaches her as if she had struck
d gold mine and they were trying TO jump
her claim. Then there is the girl who
hates children. and snubs old ladies who
Try to talk to her. There is the girl who
doesn't hesitate to wake up all the ner-
pounding on the piano after midnight and
shrieking out that her love is a high-born
lady, and there is she who, having met
the agreeable new man, would die rather
tnan introduce him 10 another girl.
Be not like one of these. No other fault
is so repulsive in woman as sefishness.
unselfshness We may grow tired of the
wit and the beauty, but we never get half
enough of the sunny tempered girl who is
willing 10 share her chocolate and her
beaux, who is interested in old ladies, and
whom the children buzz about like bees
above the Glover. That's the kind of girl
we think of when we make up special par
ties, and whom we want our brothers and
sons 10 marry.
So, after all, it's the men who ought to
b. called the unuuiet sexi But then it is
like a woman to meekly put the blame
on her oWl kind And to think that it is
as near home as Brooklyn that the men
have started a crusade against the church
hat. To think that they should have sur
repuUouSlT, deceitfully and with malice
atorethoua mt labOred with the young wo-
men 81 tlle choir and persuaded them
could ii be possible that they are salaried
Young women and polluc-to remove their
mats and sit before the big congregation,
lights not hidden under a bushel, a warn
ing, and rebuke to the mothers in Is
If there be anything usually that raises
choieric feeling in the bosom of wo-
man ana reduces her to a state of obsti-
nate resentment, says the New IOrlS
1lmeS, II is to have another woman held,
up 10 her as an example. But then it is
SeHeiduy understood, where the cnufc ii
mar mas been considered, that women go
10 church from a pure love of goodness,
ana no one has thought of suggesting
mat a hat on or off would move them
from a proper, churchly state of mind.
oull up to the time when the first man
came 70 realize that there was hat in
front OF him in the thsater no one had
ever supposed that any man VINO was not
IN the millinery business knew a hat from
PIE pate. VINO was the unhappy NOR
la who first made known TO innocent
man thdt Womankind wore hats? To that
uuqulet one belongs the blame for all the
misery mat mas followed and the long
ttdlI OF Woes Which evidently are to ap-
pear IN the near future.
~ Is a repetition of the trials of the
Hfst parents of the race. l2aey were
ignorant and unashamed. Thea came a
pie OF the forbidden apple Knowledge of
500 and evil and all the trials that
nave followed to their desce ndants Alas.
VINO VINO could it have been W no told men
tiat women wore hatsl
That too much knowledge is a danger
Gus thlng is constantly being Illustrated
~ LINE me history of children VINO repeat in
tIelr youthful state the primitive condi-
Ions OF the world There was that home
~ put CLASSIC story of the car eful mother
ana her children.
Children, dears," she said to them. II
IN noW ABOUT to leave you for time.
Hitemsmber to observe carefully all the in
SNuctionS have given you upon previous
0GcasIohs, but above all things, while L
ma "Ga absent do not put beans up your
Then as the mother departed the hither-
indInocent put now cruelty enlightened,
flIuuIen made their way strat ght to the
iiatnlilX bean bag. After time the mother
JoyIuly returned probably with a pres
Sn 5l "a ner Shopping, bag for each small
$outn, and maiden but only u have her
10y iturned to sorrow, to hnd group OF
Maiilng infants, all of them with beans
y. II thelr noses. History repeats itself, and
Nle human race will not take. warning.
When the Laylock Bows
1S on. may talk about your orchids
1Hough l don't know what they bel
1 u your Lawson pinks" and lilies
Win great long pedigree
Dgt | tell you there ain'l noih.n',
~ rom the violet 10 the rose
4Hat quite 50 sweet in springtime
AS the layloek when Ii blows.
me bush down by The well sweep
with the tansy growiIA round
IS me loveliest bit of n Atur'
IN the country, I'll b. bound
u Ihem white and purple fossils
~ Mhqqck the spots off Jackminos,