The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-26
WOMAN'S WORLD

I mits matrimony until he is utterly
weary of the deadly round of social
/ gayeties, and until the very sight of
| restaurant fills him with loathing. and
/ the glare of electricity above the the
/ alter door makes him want 10 run from
! il instead of into ii. In his picture OF
( domestic bliss he sees himself spending
1 the evenings in slippered ease by his
own fireside. and the mere thought of
being dragged about in a wife's wake
| 10 balls, and parties. and first nights,
fills him with such terror that he feels
his only safety lies in marrying some
woman who knows nothing of them.
Never was a more fatal error. There
| is no other woman in the world who
is so absolutely crazy for every form
Of amusement as the woman who has
never known any gayety and who all
OF her life has been starving for it,
She is like a man dying Of thirst who
is suddenly plunged into a river here
he can steep himself 20 the lipS Per
! haps she has never been 10 "a ball be-
fore, and the tutoNiGAgioa 81 dancing
. becomes frenzy with her that makes
her mad 10 so 70 every party IN which
she is invited. Perhaps she has never
been TO a restaurant before. and the
golden streets - the new Jerusalem
do not APPEAR - desirable % her eyes
as To eat IN % St.6e5 public dining
ro-'rll- Perhaps she has never been Go
q I've c.c-,,~S .a-s oEte-E- ana sEa tUtre
.~.--5.,-. : D. - 49, - -, -.
- vr@..~ -, -- -,.-- - .s..'-L
49,. $50 ...-----,- 80 -, -
--,,s- $500 =. - r. -. -
g,-,s 80 - --. 4-.-...
.-s.--s.. =. -.
-- - -,.- .--5. s- -
z.s-.ss .-s -s.-..---.-- -..,.-., -,
.... $500 49, . 80 80
s..,.-. -., - F.. ..---- :
,--s ..n,. ..-ts -..-- 49,
=. ~. -. ...-.-. -F ~
$500. -..s---.s s. Il 80
- ,.-s .-...-.s 20. .-.-A-.- -
- -. h.. - - ---V =
,e- ~ - 'l--s ~ =
go Sums 10 .
= ,
$50 -----''SI equa-
- y" - 81 AZ
= ing --Al-zE IN sH'lea Ihe
-- tS- rAT- HI the Top /
-s A--C's Nt-No4t exception the
zl -- 1l>e insane eNrFaNa gance
l-1-' 4'41 wac bankrupt thelr nus
2an1S ITyllS % oreak INTO society by |
I'-A4lS on oi1stFEe entertainments
whose every feature IS gold-plaited. are
" onlen VINO are not used to society
ana to Wnom seeing thelr name in the
society column or the papers is a new
and undHuted JOY OF which they can
not get enough.
Here, 100, II IS the woman who has
had who IS the safe MATRIMONIAL
chance for man. The girl who has
been in society all her life, who had
been to parties and balls and theaters
until they have lost all charm of novel.
~ is glad enough to settle down to
domesucity. and to find her pleasures
inside OF her home instead of without
II. 10 the girl who knows her Eu-
rope as she does her native town
every excursion does not offer a tenn
tation; having seen the best the stage
affords, she does not yearn to see
every silly play that is put on the
boards; having wearied of balls and !
parties she is glad to turn from them |
to the abiding pleasures of old books
and old friends. Having also a set
tied position in society she does not |
feel it necessary to keep herself be-
fore the public by spectacular stunts !
that get her name in the newspapers.
This is why we often hear 1T said |
of some woman that she has almost |
dropped out of society since her mar |
raige, but we can depend upon it that |
she is making some man a good wife. |
ana nilghty happy.