The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-15
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offender from that one home, but from
the homes of a whole circle Of ac-
quaintances.
If you have been agreeable she will
gladly welcome you. II you have been
too palpably indiscreet, the average
female tongue Is not merciful when
retailing her grievances against the
thoughtleSs one, particularly If she is
young and pretty.
The girl in summer is really at her
best. She is dainty in the lacy frills
and fripperies. She has left duties
at home, and thrown off the conven-
tionalities of society life; she has left
her petty cares and the lessons that
engage the winter months. She is in
for all the fun there is on foot. Her
men friends who have dropped bust
ness cares are free to dangle at her
skirts from the rising Of the sun to
the going down thereof with con
tinued-story effect" into the mellow
moonlight and the shimmering silence
of the midnight
The warmth makes her languid and
sentimental. The two go out rowing,
get more sentimental, while he sings
to her in a baritone that borrows a
sweeter cadence from the whisperings
Because / love YOU" and Always"
The warmth, the melody, the moon,
the waters, all add to the hush and
the dreaminess.
1t is all very sweet-but the girl
had better keep her heart under lock
and key A summer love affair sell
dom stands the test of the succeeding
days of cold and storm. 1t is sporadic
and climatic. 1t feasts upon a pass
ing fancy, and is doomed by sum-
mer shower.
Mingle with the beaux and bellies.
but Discipline your heart, and when
the summer months have passed and
life settles down to colder realities,
then comes the test as TO whether or
not the sentimentality was simply
question of hot wave and nothing
else to do"
In the advanced American view.
woman's education is Numerically OPP
posed to the view held by European
educators. A German woman of ex-
treme culture, says the New York Her
aid, is almost unknown. The high
bred French woman is born to what
her sisters on either Continent can by
no training aspire.
without casting reflections" said a
French woman of American blood on
the mothers side, ION the splendid ed
vocational work done and doing by such
institutions as Vassar, Bryn Mawr,
Wellesley and Wells, or Girton, in
England, l must say that / fail to
find in my second visit here since my
marriage an added tone to that at
tractiYe feature of American woman
hood which a generation ago individ-
ualized her.
II call 1t a case of too much educa-
ton. l mean by that education to
knowledge of useless or for her COM
paratively unimporant subjects. Show
me the girl of eighteen in the junior
class of any of these colleges who,
unless entered for a special course in
biological study. knows those things
which a girl of her age. in any nearby
village knows. and has come to know
by gradual absorption, without shock
and without horror"
A professor in Columbia said
Eyes, it is possible that boy or girl
may be over. rather than under. edu-
Gated. i mean by that an education of
inherent traits at the wrong time
and at the hands of ignorant educa-
tors. Education means really what its
Latin root means-that is, to eduee.
to bring out and make to sprout, and
so bear fruit.
"It isn't the facts you implant in
boys brains that make him a useful
citizen. Some of the best generals
graduated from West Point nave been
very poor in mathematics, the test of
ability there.
ITO educate really, that is, to bring
to the surface the potential ability of
any one person. man, woman, or child,
you must know the individual, the in
dividuars power or lack of 1t. Fancy
cultivating a love for the classics in
youth who is congentally inclined
to the making of soap. What the boy
really needs is a course in bookkeep-
ing"
Every woman who habitually wears
white or very light gloves should have
a rubber glove cleaner. In fact. the
rubber cleaner is the best agent for
keeping new gloves immaculate.
After a pair Of white gloves have
been worn during an evening. says
the Record-H OF Chicago, they
can be rubbed with this cleaner. just
as one would use an eraser upon writ
ing paper. and the dirt Will rub OF.
leaving the glove az fresh as new.
Dark gloves cannot be successfully
cleaned by any OF the ordinary pro-
cesses, as the color becomes faded and
dull. but the Tuber cleaner VIII take
on the surface dirt and keep them
nice until they are old and the kid
has become rOughened.
j. Is no longer necessary 20 alter
gloves in Dtung. Among the many
makes a ~ can always be- obtained
without alteration. unless there be
deformity u a hand or finger. Some
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