Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
BOOTS AND SHoES
Lewis Gros. Il 60.
No. a,5 HOUSTON ST.. FORT woRrH. TEXAS.
SOCIETY TALK.

The leap-year Is nearly half gone.
White felt hats are said TO be cooler
than straw.
Japanese fans are lighter and give
more air than the palm leaf.
Walking shoes have never been
more elegant than at present.
Yellow, gray and black are the IA
vorite colors in Jersey gloves.
Figured and plain satin make up
pretty Tor garden party dresses.
Life is romance of which a CO.
quette never tires of turning new
leaf.
Free grass plumes are said TO be
worn by the ladies here. If so, we
hope not only will the banner float on
the heads of the fair sex, but upon the
atmosphere we breathe and the sky
that o'erhangs us.
a young gentleman in this city,
speaking from actual experience, says
| that when calling on their sweet
hearts young men should carry atfec-
| ton in their hearts, perfection in their
manners and confection in their
! pockets.
Does "two thirds rule" in society?
is often asked by some young folks.
We would say in answer, no Why?
| Because u common sense view OF the
matter will demand better breeding.
Evince deeper feeling, and convince
us that we should pay respect to whom
respect Is que.
Had I quill plucked from the
wing of 'cherubim, an ocean be-
fore me as an inkstand, and the can
opy OF heaven as sheet OF paper, l
couin not pen my lmperishaole ana
irresistible love Tor thee" Is the! Lam
guage oil one OF our Oright-eyed youths
TO his girl OF sweet sixteen"
1t is a matter of great surprise that
some men are permitted to insult with
impunity with their ewes without ex-
citing in somebody to chastise them:
vet there are many in this city who
, never meet female in public
, vehicle that they do not consider her
fair game for offensive leers aud ogles.
which they have not the sense to see
are annoying, and which their inordi-
nate vanity often makes them thlnk
are aereeao'e'
When an invitation is sent forth re-
questing some member of society to
e attend an entertainment of any kind
j. 1T is the duty of tue host and hostess
r W SutSl VI SueSts,
q especially seeing they have proper at
a or she, as the case may be, have intro.
auctions according to rules OF etiquette
: etc. 1t is very embarrassing to q
3 young man especially 10 enter place
q of this kind without proper atten.
% tions.
q Carelesspeas ia one Of tbe creates,
faults i'm human life. IL is imnossihl,
- Tor a man tn he careless of his bnsines.
n OBLIGATIONS without hecominp weak in
a his personal character man WIN
will shun his debts and not nav hi,
notes when dine If it ne nossibie fo,
him to do 40 ia a morally had man
es One who borr1ws from n friend anr
ID forpets 10 ratnrn the loan ia ons of III,
Q. class. Moral courage is blunted an(
dulled by carelessness in personal oh
legations. Sometimes these so-callet
i, ecceutricities are apologized for as in
~ dicatiops of genius. but IL is not 40
~ they indicate a bad moral character.
y
me nappy plenuihg oi Solors is IN.
rue ait III dressing. WINE coiors SUI
,ei OF improve ITO ;, JuAtapositioh, Tn
OF human iace may DC saio 10 90 Tn
ne same when placed ia luxtapositiol
mt WIN Goiors. l'auies VINO desire 10 dis
pay lneir persohal charms 10 the Des
aesah.age snomia make careful stud.
no mani p,a app .,a, po,Iouai a"p,l
X. ment. Black oonnets and light blu
N, anu STRAW epiors are becoming 10 fal
ut ~nri h., un,S hS n.a Sleeh can
OK also delicate violet, but ladies' wit
,p- lair faces should AVOID those shade
f. ~hlcn give SKID yeiiowlsh TIM
Pink-red VIII not do for a rosy con