Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-22
SOCIETY,".
as 1T A SIN TO LOVE THEE~

And the bushes mount my brow,
And my pulses quicken wildly,
AS the love dreams come and go.
| feel my spirits weakness,
| know my spirits power,
| felt my proude heart struggle
In temptations trying hour;
But amid the din of conflict,
To the still my thoughts incline,
Yielding all nay soul has murmured
| am thine, forever thine.
Is it a sin to love thee?
What were existence worth
Bereft of all OF heaven
That fingers still on earth?
Friendships smile like beams of sun
shine
Sheds its gliding DER the heart
But the soul still cries for something
more
Than friendship can impart;
Frozen hearts like icebound Fries
That no summers day can melt,
Vainly boast their power to conquer
What their hearts have never felt;
But envy not their glory
Mid the pleasures that are mine,
When with earnest soul l tell thee
| am thine. forever thine.
Is it a sin to love thee?
Gentle voices DER me fall,
Though l press warm hearts around
me
| have given thee my all;
What though rigid fates divide us,
And our hands not hearts be riven,
If one earth we love each other,
'Twould a foretaste be of heaven;
And in some impulsive moments,
When our dark eyes flashing meet,
When l feel thy FORM, so near me +
Hear thy hearts quick pulses beat
Then l feel-may God forgive me-
| would everything resign,
All l have on earth or hope for,
To be thine, forever thine.
Notes From Fashiondom.
In wearing lored suits the frs
thing to be considered, as it is Ger
tainly the most important, especially
in the plain tailored suits. The cal
riage should be correct, and the wais
line carefully watched, for a goot
looking tailored suit and a slovenl
waist line is an impossible combine
ton.
The length of the coat should b
determined by the height of tn
wearer. for the medium sized woma
three-quarter or long coat
particularly adapted. But the yer
short or extremely tall woman shout
avoid this style, as it will rarely prov
becoming to either The simpl
single-breasted costume coat thu
clings to the figure and is cut to hi
length is much better adapted to e
IRENE figures.
The best made Of these coats al
marvels of shapeliness, and give line
and curves to the thinnest and mo-
angular figure, and, what is most il
portant this season, suggest a sma
waist not so much by actual measur
ment as by contrast with the contol
above.
Another type of costume coat is Il
knee-deep model, with the cutaw;
fronts, this is so simple in style tn
to be a success it must needs be c
and MAJ by tailor who knows h
business thoroughly.
The materials for these tailor
suits are varied in colors and pattern
there are strictly tailored suits
tweed, cheviots. serge and herrir
bone, made in short or round lengtl
The monotony of white and bla'
blue, grey, green and brown is
lieved by trimmings or rhododendr
pink, wedgewood-blue, leaf green a
bronze browns on collars and Gu
and sometimes on bands round bott
of the skirts The skirts of stric
tailored suits are almost invarial
pleated
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The general convention of
United Daughters of the Confedera
will meet in Norfolk, Va, Noveml
Is, and the following delegates ha
been elected to attend from Haiti
burg: Mrs. E. McGregor. first dc
gate; Mrs. Archey Farley. seco
delegate, and Miss Ruby Pittm
third delegate.
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Mr. P Brown, of Mobile, is in H
tiesburg for few days.