The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-07

man who wrote this never lived at court.
| that Is certain"
How do you know that, sire?" asked
| the French master
Look at them! Look at themp cried
| Alfonso, pointing to his sisters. what
majesty of manners!"
| Maria de las Mercedes was sprawling on
! the table and making a hideous grimace,
| for she was hot aud sleepy; and Maria
| Teresa was busy scratching her head with
1 evident uneasiness before the difficulties
of French spelling. Alfonso flicked the
| eldest one on the arm, and somewhat
rudely pulled the hair of his youngest sis
| ter.
"You little brue" both cried together
And what graciousness of speech" the
boy King went on. But the children of
Spain are good, dear things, and love one
another tenderly. So the amusing little
match, la which the professor Joined heart
/ lily.
Seven people, says the Woman's Home
Companion make very comfortable COM
I pany for a dinner, provided the seven are
well selected. Two servants even one, can
attend to seven very nicely. And with
! that number the talk can be general j {
can be, but IL Is not always so. There are
| so many people of many words In this
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attractive. Such a person Is "weariness,
| a fever and a fret" The host, however,
is responsible if such be included al a
4 small dinner. The large dinner is the place
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Won are a ~" fstbor or ,no*ber ar a fond
admirine emile or a doI,ghted erandnar,
Domestic scene saws the Chicago Tines
| Herald For the benefit of the hapess
spinsters and the luckless bachelors let IL
| be said that duck frolicking in a pond
or a canary bird scattering water four
teen ways for Sunday is a quiet and unin-
teresting sight compared with the baby
in n fub some babies howl and make a
rurnDus but they are the exceptions and
not the rule. The modern baby takes his
or her morning swim with a toothless grin
of delight. Swimming Is great fun, espe-
| cjallv with rag dolls and woolly sheen 10
take mart.
Time was when the baby'e bath was a
painfuI unDinning and dabblinr with wet
rags and bun1ling no and pinning again.
Rnt as the years rolled ON and civilization
| progressed mothers discovered that babies
did not brealt IKE dolIies ana maj soap
and water fs a mighty fine combination 10
make little men and women healthy and
strong and robust So now the bath Tub
Go allied Ia the brlnn and the household das
! not "a given fun right Of wav. with every
privilege of smashing and frolicking. Tf
mother escapes without being sprinSled
like a tablecloth on ironing dav she is in
s,raat hcl for cbubhv arms can snlast
n heal the Dutch. with clothing off ana
a tnb ~ wafer In which 10 NAV. babv Ands
/ that this world isn't such a bad Mace af-
Ter ali
m r,, g..
me 'oVs ~ tne hlilpiss9 'osep'lii,S iol
Dress ana her e@tt -, 1lcs ~ kIa'ilyi =
H. are ma ~, 1oo % is''l iiei al
io"ance Oh ,yoVoy l1alcs wus no
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me most aidr mn iasploh' ~.
Dress WIN hSi WIS ,He dpsoIpins opJ ,
aHn ih'eI. >, III NJ a'i s"e was INV ieoi
lh her enc - " Pte7si Fo 'ii' e,iionee ier
| teau'y' lhiSe tiiies Jay sHe cIanseu ~ W.
men, ahd sue never wore stochlhss 'nat
were hot aps"lulely new.
huge pashe's "eIe Oiousnt 10 her every
morning containing selec,ioh Oh GOWNS
| shaWIs ana hats' ana from THESE she chose
what she would wear during the gay -
she possessed betweeh Soo ana 4VO
shawis' one OF Whlch she wore IN tne
morning, draped aDout her Deautliul snoui-
ders with wonderful grace
Her evening toilet was as careful as mat
OF the morning. then ner mar was adorned