The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

10 endure the aGictlon the best they can.
The New York Press has the following
reflections OF bachelor;
Very few men M their souls
There never was q real tat woman ana
a real thin woman who loved each other
Women 20 by oDpositcs. It's generally
one that's the hardest 10 marry OF mat
has twins
The only ching that makes more noise
thnn two women Al a reception - thfee
women az pink tea
Every woman has an idea that u 81
wasn't for her, her husband wouhut nave
any kind % social standing ia the town.
No woman IS satisfied with man un'
less he can get up some fuss ore some
thing that will make u seem rothahu0
when she does marry him
when a man first kisses a girl she tries
10 look indignant and he tries 20 look re-
proachful as n she oughin't TO have made
him forget himself
Happily for our humanity, says the New
York Tribune. there IS muth truth IN the
poets assertion that hope springs eter-
nal in tho human breast" And now that
the summer IS actually over and gone,
and We must face ice-bound winter. the
true house mother. although she gives a
sigh OF regret for her garden and the
bappy outdoor ufe. cannot but feel dis
,lnct pleasure IN thinking Of the many
comforts that are possible 70 add 10 The
warm home nest. Here set OF new cur
taius Will improve one dining room. Wha'
an air Of cheerfulhess can be given O.
the hall by one Of those velvet stair car
nets. which contrast 50 well with The
white baiuster. what dainty accessories
can be added as surprises 60 her daugh'
te.rs' bedrooms What good dinners shc
~ have 90 tickle the palate OF her Doot
husband VINO has lived without the real
comforts Of home al summer, etc. bu'
while we think OF the material comfort
of our family. do not let us forget thal
che great essential after all Is cheerful
spirit In beginning the winter. ana open
ing our homes for tho seasons duties. lcl
.varv house mistress make the resolution
not 70 ind fault and not 10 complain, and
ghite she ministers 40 the creature com
forts Of her household. let her with the
eorne faithful. unsolnshness check every
fretfuI remark or a tart reply Those bur
rled breakfasts In dark December. with
the children 20 get OF 10 school. and che
husband 20 business. will be far less try
ing II kind. good humor pours out the
coffee and ands missing articles.
II Is astonishing how many really good
unsel.ish women have "A habit OF constant
fretfulness that Is almost intolerable. Ths
cares and worries OF their lives cling
closely 60 them. Even their cheerfulnes'
is querulous. and gives no real warmth
or comfort Thackeray evidently estesm'
good humor as one OF the highest femi'
nine attributes. for no continually refers
90 II when he desires TO make his hero
ines attractive-the expression. kind
good humor" occurs again and again II
his books. and he always puts u IN with
"A little tender touch. as u he valued %
Certainly u Is tho sunshine OF our homes
and miserable. indeed IS che household
that has not che warmth aud light Of its
influence.
The Paris dressmaking district is prac-
tlcally confined 20 the IRREGULAR area
bounded by the Boulevard Haussmar n
the Rue de Richelicu the Rue de Riv u
and the Rue Royale. Every American
who IL familiar with the shops o. this
neiKhborhood knows that the Rue De Ia
Paix IS the most attractive and expensive
street IN &.
some Of the largest Of the establish
uaents devoted 20 the manufacture OF wo-
mems luxurious dress. says the New York
Sun. employ a. many az 80 women. rang