The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-19
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1885,

clever idea is planning new and different
menue. which can be carried out in the
aboriginal fashion of the Stanlaws lunch
con.
She is a very clever up-town girl. The
streets No matter. You are a trlhe i'm
pertinent. ma'am. An anomaly such as a
bashful young Creole has been paying her
court for two years. There was no doubt
but that his attentions We're serious. The
only popularity of the situation was that
he refrained from any excuse whatever
for his devotion. Could it be merely to
give her a good time at the balls and
spoil her pretty teeth with cand!ed fruits
aud to take her occasionally to the best
plays? Nonse. A man doesn't do these
things steadily for two years without be-
traying his motive somewhere along the
line.
The girl made up her mind, says the
New Orleans Times-Democrat that mat
ters had run along far enough on an indie
cision and that, as the winter is advance
ing, and other offers for cotillions and box
parties are beginning 10 come in, she would
settle the matter for herself once for all.
She lkes-well, Anatole viii do for a
Unconstitutional would rather marry
the Creole for sentimental reasons. They
were seated vis-a-vis the other evening
She in dream of a toilette. He wore
his reserve of manner along with other
apparel. She was saying:
IF man only uses little diplomacy
and judgment there is no reason why he
should not give a very handsome Christ
mas present in such way that he win
get II back with interest"
The young man looked interested.
How" he inquired.
Suppose his present should be a dia-
mond ring" Gree suggested
"Well?"
We'll" she explained, pouting and plait-
ing her cambria handkerchief, "a man who
can't present a girl with a diamond ring
In such way that he win get the ring
back with the wearer of 1t thrown IN.
hasn't any business TO pay her attentions"
You may quote your authority for the
truth of this story when one of the most
fashionable weddings of the winter takes
place, and instinct directs your judgment
as to which bride has the cleverness TO
show her swain the error of his way and
the path Of future Righteousness.
A hostess, says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
who desires to give novel party should
invite the young people of the town TO
mystery tea"
The invitations were sent out some time
in advance, to afford the guests an oppor-
tunity to prepare costumes, as each guest
is expected to represent a character In
fiction or wear an Oriental costume
AT o'clock, the hour named for the
tea" the guests arrive, and are soon as
sembled at table, where the mystery Is
propounded by means of a "bill of fare"
that is handed to each guest, whose sig.
nature should be affixed after the articles
desired are marked off.
The fun commences when tf1e dishes So
lected are served, and some guests dis
cover that they ordered light refresh
ments indeed.
One individual, who orders ian Oriental
square, finds that dainty to be a jana
nese napkin, and another who orders ian
after-dinner delicacy' receives toothpicks
"A product of the dessert" materializes
In the form of sandwiches, while "a gift
OF the gods" Is found TO be coffee. Under
the deceptive name of IAN Arctic delight
ice cream makes its appearance and for
Russian reVels" the guest receives a cup
Of tea. Under the simple head of crushed
cereal" dainty cakes are served.
Many other articles should be on the
bill OF fare. The menu can be enlarged
Indefinitely with little effort.
The Jersey City preacher, says the Phila
delphia Times who is creating a sensa-
ton by his sensible sermons, which can be
appreciated and put into everyday
PtaShNG ny the nunrDleSt of his
listeners has been talking 10 the
wives In his congregation and Civ
ing advice to prospective brides.
He did not hesitate to tell the, truth re-
CARELESS where 1t struck, and 1 believe
that his methods are often more efficacIous
than more delicate handling He said that
there were disagreeable women In the
world, and many of them were married
Among such he classed flirting women.
self-wlled women, high-tempered women
and slovenly women
"A flirting wife breeds Jealousy and sus-
plcion in the home nest" said the preach
er. ''Wrangles and infringement are apt 10
follow When womsn marry they should
sacrifice their fondness for other mems
company and not lay themselves open to
misrepresentation. There is a certain ma
tronly dignity which every married woman
should observe. She cannot be as free and
frivolous as she used to be In her ante
marital days" Concerning the self-wiled
dlctatorial woman he said: There is no
need for purgatorlal fire for the man who
is welded to one of these autocrats. Some
times the mother-in-law comes in to assist
the wife and take a hand in running the