The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-09
A LAkEsIDE MUsING.
'"e horse Reporter Answers Question
for society Young Man.

for "A Society younr Man.
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euNor IN
n rather thin young man with very tight
pants, high collar and a round cloth can a
the silvia ,xor, h,, t,i,,,.,,, -.
al ~ a,..sf. ''N''S "a' 'Pen
ell the door OF the editorial rooms and pro.
pounded the above question,
"No.n said ,bs bors, ro,,o.,.. ,.n,
,;o,r lii. -. Ne, ''o S'
''e'S euA'or ish I H. Dld you want 10 see
hlm
80, awfully,n was the reply. "Wbv
wonldn,t bsya mice, -,
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eui'oi iot hothlhg' what l wanted TO tell
him about was very important-really and
u Il was
rs Beatrice PEI kins going to Mukwonaeo
Tor the summer again pn asked the horse
reporter; because it it's ANYTHING ahont
mat, or South Side social circles are in a
uutter over the approaching muptials of "A
prominent belle ana one OF our best. known
young business men, any of us can attend
to 1t Just as well AS the society edition Both
those sentences are kept in type"
NO, us nothing like that
Nothlng about several well.knowu So
ciety young men on the North Side are
ABOUT 10 organize riding club is it2 We've
got that all ready, too, but We generally
wait till about the middle of June before
printing 1t; Then it means that some dry
goods clerks are going to hire mustang
ponies Tor one consecutive evening and
spend the balance OF the summer getting
over "; know all about North Side riding
ciups. -,
never rae, SAID The young man,
wouldn't ADVISE you to, unless you
luke AlOlH n DOStANts Stumn IN "A ka W .
quietly onthe horse"
WHAT want to know said the young
man, is, whether IN walking with u lady II
gentleman should always oiler her his right
arh' OF MAKE II arnle to have the lady on
the INSIDE Oh the walk, no matter which
arm M taxes Ill accomplishing this result
we've had an awful argument ABOUT it
over on ashland avenue, and Cnolly and
nearly aW,, hsu ~ real serious quarrel"
~ no Is ohoilyF
lies my roommate, you know. We've
oeen awful friends ever since he lent me h 5
mnauye'colored pants two years ago. Last
onris',ilss gave nun lovely pair OF dove
coioreu SILK suspenders, and when my birth
sweet pair OF SIX stockings with my mono
gram on tnem. wouldn't for anything in
Tue Woriu hayeany trouble occur between
Inolly anu 4, because we've been in the
'nreaus together Tor nearly year"
IN the what ~
In the threads-in the thread depart
ment, you know-and we think everything
IN the world OF each other. | hardly ever
puy lemonade without asking Cholly to
nave some OF II. But we're awiully puz-
zied about this matter told you about.
Cholly says the gentleman should always
oher the lacy his right arm, but l don't
MINK 50. I'm going to take a splendid
young lady out for boat ride in Union
PARK next wednesday evening" and that
how we came to talk about it,"
well, said the horse reporter. this
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls business is
pretty complicated matter. There are a
good many things to be considered, and the
pest authorities have decided that no abso.
lutte rule i'll regard to what arm lady shall
take when walking with a gentleman can
De laid down. 1t depends a good deal on
the gait OF the girl. have seen some
shy, demure, please'do-not-say -piano-leg
when, Lam around young creatures that
would carry a man all over the sidewalk il
you happened to walk them in front of a
hiilinery STORE, ana nad them hitChed up
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