The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

90 horses, nor that u destroyed their
natural beauty. she @as amazed Al tho
discovery.
May trouble you 10 unloosen his
check she asked.
when the strap was uusnappch the morse
Immediately lowered his head, straight
ened the cramps out OF his handsome
neck. shook himself a. make cure that ne
had actually been released from bondage
and then looked round With such a sfate-
ful. delighted expression In his inteih-
gent eyes that his mistress declared no
more checking straps should be USED upon
MIN.
A ooupie Of rather amusing stories. says
the writer Of the London Letter OF inc
New York Mail and Express. conecrnlns
Tho voune woman who makes a point OF
reading everything" and Of thinking OF
uothiun. have come 10 my notice. Al
az. ~ Tho big circulating libraries
amart and rather b0rei-looking young wo-
man went up 20 clerk and said she
would like a new book. Not TOO hehNN'
she said. 'bus something that WIN ainnse
me m this country" -.
would YOU care for this one hc ASK
81. ~ a. Edna LyalrH latest story.
.oh ves . VAS the response. as the
n,ettllv rioved hand was extended for the
,,,lunne IL didn't know she wrote. fhen
turning 20 her friend. who was equally
prettv and equally insipid. THAT'S the
sm,ricnn rirl who used 10 be ~ the
sb,ffeabury Theatcr. don't you remem-
herr How nice for her to be able 90 Write
- veil as slng-of course III take this
one -, ,..,-,..
..-s,,,,e,t,v aa 10 true literary merit.
h.poened 20 be seated IN one OF the big
r,ilvav stations the other day beside
rouplc Of girls who were chatterinE ao'u'
books for summer reading.
u always keep up with the times N my
,,.dipr :, said one damsel. - makes one
- much more entertaining as n CONVERSE
tioualist." 49,,
yes. people always say you are dread
s,uy clever" responded thu other girl,
.'.,t.r ,no,,rnfuiiy. as n depressed by her
ovgu state Of mental darkness = suppose
,.on,ve rcad Marie Corcllis Boy
con Yea " responded the literary lady
unto - always read everything that
corslu writes. DO you know though.
,ht,s sbe'a done very little good work
strre she wrote Tess" and The Chris
Inst then tho train came IN with roar
sna a rattle. and left tho '"o maldehs
20 pursue their own pceuhA. N.m ~.
,.,ritns the noveiists Of the day without
80, s,rther observation on the part OF
eavesdroppers.
.. 900, are looking for n novel form OF
.',--,..t,,,,cpt says the syracuse Herald,
-, vgbilh will require only compara-
,fv.t,. small outlay, you cannot MI up1h
/, cieverer idea than an omeiet party con-
test. -, -. 49,. o-,,,.
mai ideas desired 90 cast tormhlty 70 me
,,,nds cor tho occasion. aud Indulge IN
harmless diversion.
kf,er a little serious thinking she had y
All manned. aud one day last week SIX
80 tinv but-colored envelopes nitsed
through the malls The cards inyited the
guests 70 an omclet contest kach receipt
eut was requested TO wear touch OF
yellow IN hs or her attire. When al "'r"
a.aembled the interesting contest began.
one by one each man was cscortea 90
ne Kitchen By the hostess. who INFORMED
her unwilling partner that he must direct
,he cook how 20 make dn omciet. tho
maid was to do nothing but follow his d.
recilona More than one man wished he
we're IN che Philippine. but sadly dis
covered that his whole duty was 20 make
a simple omelet.
A. each omeict wns supposed 60 be nm
gsh.d a. was carefully (out OF necessity
rus IN q dish ana placed on the buffet.
,rIth the maker'e name on one side The
women completed their omelets IN less
than twenty minutes. the edibles being
concoctea IN ar adjoining room. while i
was nearly an hour before the last sadly
bewlldered man had finished his duty.
Then the merry party came into che din-