The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-06

I devote from one to three hours
a day to my professional work, read
ing, memorizing, ETC., and such work
as every woman has to do for herself
a little sewing, a little of this, that and
the other. always with the determine
ton to avoid nervous agitations. Then
there are my pastimes, my outdoor
recreatlons. They are the spring of
perpetual health. They are not med
icine, they are better. Medicines cam
not do what my outdoor sports do
These give me health, life, spirits.
strength. They give me ambition. ca
paclty, courage, endurance Thev
make me brave. reliant, eager, capable
and firm. They are the regeneration
OF woman.
"Oh ]. ride. (but not astride. Heaven
Iorpld),S and my saddle horse is more
OF a health giver than all the doctors
IN New York. gain amperes. or
Whatever 1t is, of new life and strength
py 10 O'Clock or a 4 o'clock dash on
the Mall in Central Park or out toward
Westerchester and back L row. yes
And l can do a bit and something
more aboard yacht in a stiff breeze
and rolling sea-not too awfully roll
ing. 1 can drive an automobile at a
smart pace.
Il won a race and a wager. not so
long ago, and just escaped a. mounted
police by shying down a country road
to the imminent destruction of my ma
! chine and myself-and can swim. But
golf That is the supreme achieve
ment of field sports. Golf is the best
OF all outdoor sports for women. II
gives them grand plunge and a swing
into the very best exercise and air,
and one gains health and strength in
| every game. 1t is not so violent as
| rowing hnaf ho or ctrrfv,,
or even tennis. Golf puts woman at
her best form. and shows her to the
best advantage. 1t is the queen OF
soorts."
Seats will be on sale tomorrow
morning. The matinee prices are: Or
chestra. 75c and soc: balcony, adults
soc; children, 25c; gallery, Csc. Al
night; Orchestra, 81 so and 81 90; bal
cony' 75c and soc: gallery, Csc.
'Mummy and the Humming Bird
A woman needs the sustaining pow
er Of an eternal love, and love santi-
fled by marriage is the only love ca
pable of eternity. This is exemplifed
in The Mummy and the Humming
| Bird" the play that Mr.. Paul Gilmore
will present here on Friday, matinee
and night.
The "Humming Bird" Is a human
| parasite, spider-like butterfly, VINO
hovers about the beautiful Lady Lum-
ley and seeks to enmesh her in his
web. Jack Lumley, the dear Mummy,
is the husband, whose love is of the
eternal quality; and how he manages
to extricate her from the meshes
without even disarranging one Of the
fine threads of the web so far as the
world Is concerned. is the fascination
J and the charm OF THE Mummy and
/ the Hummlng Bird"
True love appeals to old and young;
for Il Is at once the fragrance and the
romance OF life. II Is In THE Mummy
and the Humming Bird" True laugh
ter-compelling wit appeals to old and
young; for Il Is the essence, the elixir
and the salt OF life. II Is IN "The
Mummy and the Humming Bird" Ev-
cry line OF this play is either a laugh
a tear, a thrill a surprise, or else an
applause compelling sentiment.
is 10 any wonder that such a play
should have succeeded IN Europe
! America, Australia and Asia2 Paul
ailmores Interpretation OF the dear