The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

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people as he thinks they should go, and
his usual rule is to put q strjng and a
weak rider together that the former may
be of assistance to The iatter.
LdaVing done this and set the club on
their route he and his assistant must
Keep a sharp lookout that the order is
not changed since il is the natural ten
dency oil sympathetic souls, when divided
TO maneuVer skilfuny in shady stretches
of road until they can join forces. If they
can effect this under cover Of darkling
spaces without being observed then the
leader has no right to part them and the
deserted ones must join forces until their
chance arrives TO secure partners more 10
their liking. If, however the leader de-
tectS any one trying to steal a place and
calls out the name of the thief promptly
and sharply, ihe schemer is supposed 10 he
baftled and forced 10 return 10 his original
place.
The leader, therefore. is selected for
his stony heart, his eagle eve, his search
light lantern and his love of discipline.
about the summer resorts the moonlight
wheeling parties are far more popular
than dances, while a picnic is regarded
as poor sort of fun compared TO a progress
sive drive.
Given in orthodox fashion a progress
SSlVe driVe at LenoX Bar Harbor or Mill
brook begins with a meet of young men
IN dog carts, break carts, ruudabouts.
white chaDels or any traps that carry
Just two persons each. The meets are
L.Nit DAA llIN hAANGNdNS Oh the Sloan
stokes or Thorne country places; every
young man lakes up a damsel beside
him, ard down the road viii string &C
many as fifteen vehicles captained by a
leader, and the rear brought up nv \
taller. The first official chooses the route
and keeps the time, the second sees to II
that no man cuts them when a charming
companion and love-iike cross road
tempt him to venture a tete-a-tete.
At intervals of fifty yards the process
SION slI1hgs out, the leader sets the pace
ana regularly every twenty minutes his
norm IS blown. This is a warming for al
the damsels to progress. Down eTerv one
IN her short golf skirt must climb and
mount TO the seat of the vehicle inst
before her, and so the game goes, the
leader skilfully bringing his folloWare ~
halt before some fine view. and so Tim
ing the drive and changing the girls MAJ
Wnen turning into the gate where thA
START was made every man has beside him
the same woman he set out with
A luncheon of tea on the lawn waits
the progressive travellers, and, siynple
as the progress seems. it is Invariably AZ
tehuvu Win great sport and merriment
The BAL Masque.
The feature of the summer dances is tbo
SOntlhuen pleasure IN, not only the fancy
Dress, DGt lhe bsb masque. Last Winter
~ ;SeW York at least thirty superb fancy
bailS were given by such prominent hoet
S S,.,, aS I'M Mrs Abram Hewitt Mrs. Stuy-
Mrs. Stanford White and other ana ana
ing now enthusiastically and ornament-
aly the men, as well as women adanted
themselves to the costumes of thenada Ne
the social leaders in their summer hone,
WI even go so far in many Instances
as to bring out their debutante dangbtSrs
at fancy dress balls "'eiS
For this whimsical fancy the dressmal-
ers anG dealers in theatrical nronertin,
have reason to be deeply era teful ma ma
no class more so than the makers ~
masks, At the more brilliant Of The FAM
dress balls the women all prefer 70 ~
u2Sked until supper and the acme 81
Iashionable ambition at this wrifin, IL
TO discover new and becoming fac, ~
disguise. iacldl
From Paris have been ordered soroo
wonderfully beautiful examples Of iolt
century masks of black, white and ninl,
saun with rare point lace frilIs raiIinfn1
10 the chin and wax masks comoIetais
covering the face and in colorinp snS
lSatuie COPIED from pictures of Nine "a
canlcr, Thane de Poictiers or Mari AZ
to'Pettc. Women with very fine ewes nee
sauze wells embroidered in gold ana 90
ranged as the Turkish yashmak ana tba,,
charming mask of purely American III =
Neh1on is red silk handkerchelf tisd
OVER the face, with holes cut for ,,no,,fb
anu lose and eyes and flaming NM
stripes painted on just as an Indian ,,ar
Ilof ceccrates his countenance. The fenol
dress party ell last winter renre,.s ~ ~
IN me costuming the fas lions of nast 5a,s
Dut WIFE the summer has come "a .
oal's % which guests come dreseaa ~ ~
feplese insects or birds or fish. ~
Emil Il