The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

L,15 ''ieu VINO SIMPLY by the way re-,
- - themselves appeared several ir.h..
.-lier ana showed to greater advs,,'-s
,NaH d companion TO whom nature 80
-'au peeh TAR kinder. The next tb;,a -
uiSe is clothes; not alone what ,he,,
oie' nut the manner in which tbs1, 49, 49,,
~" EVery one knows thai some v.o,,,ao
LUX cowdy in the most elaborate ,o,,t..
No''S from the best French ateIiers Win
o,ie's snow style and grace in cote,
Gowns that have been made nv = 49,
,iIeSSthaker Such adapta biitv is general
y ,alural gift bur it can also he no
qu"eD' ana II behoves every woman ~
10y Her personal appearance and how
9ut can make the best Of herself
uef women often score in this wsv
Nv. t"er younger rivals. We cannot Io,k
- - ou' at least we may look new. md
- no need Of succumbing to the
g,"''NeSs which so often overtakes VIA
die age" ''e' 'dNes MO
naPp'Y nowadays Il is no .Ionper the
fashion TO conceal poverty as 10 :, -. wv
crime. The senteel keeping IN ~ ,ona,-
ahces' which the Impoverished ar,stocron,,
H9eu 70 deem necessary to maintain thar
f.oper position In the world, is quite ant
oate IN Vanity Fair. ana society peonIs
WIN me frarkneSs that IS ono ~ tba;r
"oaern characteristics make no attan,,,,
""H'eVer 10 hide their misFortunes from
'"e'r 'rlerdS nor 10 they deem u meg.
Try 10 drop out Of their world hccausa
iheN are impecun,ous. Neither docs +hstr
World "drop" them. as So many ,eorIo
lhlhk the rich are apt 10 do. II tbere ie
NY cropping IT is on the side of those
VINO nave lost their money and become IN
consequence morbid and susnicious mi
What IS expected Of the poorer noer,,,ers
~ society IS a good appearance and ohear.
'"I counten9nce If they dress well and
are happy they can drive in their friends
to7ches' eat of their dinners and sail in
l"eIr yachts as much as ever; but the,;
Nus. make up their minds 10 nut hypor
"'t @"ess aside. and to frankly avow
ION IL Is not only in far bet
Ter taste 10 make no falce pretenses hut
II is also better policy. The nride u.bJ,h
PretehdS is not only vulgar. but often hos
hurtJul consequences. Not long apo the
oaueh'er Of a man who had exneriansed
considerable financial reverses went on
N'sI 70 some friends, and with the silly
.''S liuiilesS OF youth talked largely of
'"e HoTseS and carriages at home which
a. II happened, were only kept bv her
i",HeI Ior sale which was scheduled for
a few weeks later. This. however che
d1d not mention, and the father NJ bor
irlehd' who was large creditor. natural
~ supposed that in spite Of debt Mr. a.
was s'lu living in the same expensice
styIe as before and in consequence re-
FUSED ms consent to an arrangement
"H1'h would have helped the poor lar
'1seu man out OF his difficulties. These
Things happen oftener than the members
OF eNtrayagant families realize. and 90 -
show how foolish it is to have anv ta,so
pride about ones circumstances
Miladys Purse
She was an heiress. and the nurae
She carried in her dainty hand
Night well the fortunes reimburse
Ot any spendthrift in the land.
At least most men imagined so.
let they for years might Ia * their brains d..
ANA after all would never know
Ihe total wealth that purse contains.
SO here in full We give the list.
rom which no item has heen missed:
DIT OF string, buttonhook.
clipping from a cooking-book,
A little Turkish cigarette,
bit of gum unused as yeti.
Samples Of Bingham, organdie,
Chiffon, crepon and dimity.
Besides shred of mousseline
De sole, a wcrn-out safety pin,
collar-button made of bone,
A lock of hair perhaps her own,
a fashionable modisfes card.
a strip of blue and white foulard
A crumb of gold from far Cape Nome,
And half-a-dime TO take her home.
Catholic Standard and Times.
With the opening Of the Newport sea-
son a new bracelet will be introduced BY
the women of the smart set In Paris 1t
5 already a fad. l. is cal ed the thumb
bracelet and shows an entirely new way
to Wear a jewel, says a writer in the New
! ork JCu nal.
The bracelet consists of a broad band
of gold worn about the wrist. which has
attached to it a fine sold chain locp. from
which a large jawel bangles. In wearing
the lrscelet the loop goes over the thumb
and the jew res on the hand between
the thumb and the first finger. or, more
CO.. rectly speaking, bangles here.
Mrs Cass Garfield is the fir I New York
woman to own ore of these very original
thumb bracelets. In her bracelet the Jew
81 which swings from the gold loop is a
turquoise, surrounded with diamonds. The
thumb bracelets can be bought both In
London and Paris in a variety OF desig ns.
They range in price. from 500 to $1,000.
One very beautiful bracelet made with
the thumb loop is a Id band studded
with amtthysts. The loop Is made of lit
tie gold Inks. alternating with tiny anne
hysts, and the jewel which swings from
i. is an exQuisitely colored amethyst, cut
pear share and set with pearls
Another bracelet made in this same odd
fashion has a god snake coied about the
wrist, a smaller gold snake twisted to
form the locp and an emerald for the
dangling wei
Lest season at Nswport it was the fash
i to have the most priceless gem Of
ones coll ct.on suspe ded from fine gold
chain vera about the neck. This season
the Jewel must dangle from the thumb.
The Boston Globe is responsible for the
following things wives should remember.
That Adam was made first.
That "he rays the freight"
That blessed are the meek"
That nine men in ten dstest gossip.
That all angels are not of your sex.
That confidence begets confidence.
THAT men sometimes have nerves.
THAT there should be no place like home.
That it takes two to prolong family
jar.
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That with all his faults you love him
still
him.
That husbands have troubles of their
own.
,rb,+ he's AL right" wh;n you know