The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-12
WOMHN'S WOKLD

Guy -r,,nsfble for the introduction OF the
vas same Of the later ones, however,
ecu ,,,rned Out so wen. One of these
,.rsr-5ay ones is the way they go 10
~ demonstrate their equality with
nan. .,...,- .ba+ Tho NAV IN
.b.ir own ground is to pull the
,ut from under man and topple
yer stin It must be admitted that
~omen are not fairly treated There's
,.,tire backward, for instance. Beiiamy
49,, ue was a man and got fame and
-. for it. Lots wife did it, She
woman. and we all know what she
for it. 1t seems as if it was adding
-, =, iniurv to turn her into the cheap
.,t commodity in the market. If It had
-, sugar we could have appreciated the
.t,,ions compliment to the sex. Still, it is
sora comfort that, even in her disgrace,
sbs was something indispensable.
,,rotber mistake of woman is loving
too mucb. Of course, love is beautiful, di-
vine and all that, when it is deserved.
Emf orr sex is not prone to investigate.
II is another OF our mistakes that we trust
..o D,nch There is plenty of counterfeit
nancy ahoat in the kingdom of love, and
ANYWAY even if the coin were genuine,
i, is a feminine mistake to give $40 In
change for a 81 bin According to Com
rsrson one OF womens mistakes is that
thew distrust men too much in general end
not enough in particular.
"A fatal mistake of woman is her ten
dencv 10 self-effacement. Did | hear any
gentleman smiie?" asked the speaker, aft
er the derisve laughter which followed
her remarks had died away. He need
not; for il is true that for ages women
have been content to inspire. They have
been more than willing to bask in the re-
Aected glory of those they loved I'd
like TO paraphrase one of Longfellows
verses:
''Nives Of great men oft remind US
That they make those men sublime;
That. if husbands couldn't find US,
They'd be failures half the time.
Another mistake of women is that they
do not allow themselves to rest. What
women do not know about eating and rest
ing has built 10000 hospitals. Another of
eat Consider the ways of men in this
respect and be wise. Another mistake is
worrying. Some women remind me of
children who plant seeds in the garden
and dig them up the next day to see how
they are prospecting. We all remember
the old woman who said Yes, dearie, I've
had an awful lot of trouble in my life and
most of il never happened
rs one of our mistakes talking too
much? ! fear it is. And another is not
having enough fun. Nearly every woman
is a miser of jollity. Men are willing to
catch pleasure as it flies. But women must
have everything just so before they can
abandon themselves to enjoyment and
then they are usually too tired TO take it.
This goes beyond being mistake It's a
disease, but fortunately not incurable.
Women say it is easy to talk this way,
but that one can't be laughing when one
is hurried and worried All 1 can say is
that you might be as hurried, but you
wouldn't be as worried If you did laugh.
l happened once to speak of my husband
to little gil, and she said:
Why, l didn't think you were mar
RED
'Why?' I asked.
Oh, cause
Cause why?
Cause you laugh so much
Wasn't that a commentary on matri-
mony! And now a word about marriage,
which is never a mistake though weddings
often are, for every wedding is not a mar
riage. In this connection let me speak
about jealous women. Ii is a large sub
subject, but a few words about it are as
good as many, for people with that disease
seldome listen to advice. The conclusion
come to is that jealousy under any cir
1ffg1-t re
he dore when one thinks one has grounds
for the feeling, is the last thing they are
likely to do; that is, TO be so charming
and altogether lovely that the rival will be
routed as an entirely inferior person. Some
women, however, think they are jealous
when they are really only selfish. With
case where there is real cause for this
mental anguish ! should of course, be I'M
able TO cope Martyrdom or a clergyman
and the family lawyer would be the rene
dy, 1 suppose. But ! recommend a little
wholesome introspection to find out
whether after all, it may be only another
mistake.
The last mistake is that we are too
prone to take offense at little things. We
indulge in too many petty misunderstand-
lnss among ourselves. Men don't do this.
Let us emulate them in it. We appreciate
mems merits, and We can't do better than
10 initiate those we discern. AS rule,
women admire men as much as men ad-
mire themselves. Human admiration can
so no further"
He called last night and he's charm
me she was saying. according to the De-
troit Free Press, to her best girl friend, be-
tween acts at "Cyrano de Bergerac."
He is simply fascinating in conversation
and perfect in his manners. He has trav-
eied great deal, you know, is a great
observer and really gives you a better
idea of what he has seen than can be OBJ
tanned from books One thing he told
mo was simply enchanting, and | never
heard it before from any one"
Pshaw! exclaimed the other into
%hose yes had crept deep. green shadow.
know what that was You MADE II
easy when you said you'd never heard II
before" "eaiu II
What was it?"
A proposal"
men 'hey got as near back TO back as
5'e seats would permit and did MOI sneak
''''os the rest of the long performance
b iIu a daughter was born into the
rtil0sehoId of the Hon. Levi y. Letter If
,H'tdso' the baby was christened Ma,