Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
,,i,,ccrscy Very English
"a raugIomania in All
lnDsh Society
The Old Families
tricks in Partisan
nIgh Liie'
..rl,.h..rrayei in England
B by novels and Hire
,..''.h eovern'''s''
..,xprr MATTHEW'S
csprlshtcd, isse' 4

u There is in the Rue de
|l'sos, opposite worth's, the
|'rcsr and wine-dealer, where where
I 'sss' Angio-saxon can make
~ Almost any delicacy OF his
's a. estable or drinkable,
III, export in a can or bottle.
4. n. shop a few days ago and
LA him at the cans OF
E',.srts and the bottles OF
.s,.ty. 4 New Yorker asked
who was serving him II
customers OF the shop were
A IA Americans. MANY OF
~ ~ the answer, "hut we
.,r, French customers. just
IL II grench aristocracy is very
NthIs hsefi tlOt :.
\ be denied by no one VINO
s,snhle 10 inform himself
mart Anglomania in French
y. there is q dominant An
n American society-and In
Il !. amer.cs, this imitation OF
Il nan Is confined to the chief
trance to Paris only, as in
&Sew York, Boston and Phila-
Inn OF sixty years ago, at the
4 manifest revolt dgainst the
II ,ssre vas a general appeal to
a ,l,rls; but the English infiu-
ssrary Oh ely, and it did not
snc6 society at all until sew
~, in the early forties, when,
Eagene Sue tried to be an
'acuon Of the English dandy.
fcond empire this affectation
and France was either self
"A ia own gsudy splendor or
" from sll participation In pub
society at large.
M few years Anglomania has
IN in French society, and 1t
4 M and wider than ever before.
i N people speak English; more
ouIe travel in England; more
hes read English novels, and
N mothers engage English
The influence of the turf,
3 lce borrowed from England,
! / daily growing In popularity,
sponsible for this; and the in
,eIest the French now take In
2kports, in rowing and in
= at once a cause and an
III WOuld-0e fashionable young
now happy in the garb of al
troom. A fashionable French
&Og willing to wear tailor
Esnis OF English cloth.
tImes even of Englisl
Y The English 3 O'Clock
hi! Institution when the habit.
Aonr Ia s or 9:30-has beer
b rance. There is now wen
h, dveoclOquer, aud you are
u bottom of visiting cards
ldtoqnera-which is taken u
here will be tea and sand
a Itself, one may note, is il
ithtively recent importation
sld, and so 1t is also In Italy
iloEells has told us in hi
gossip about the cities OF Tus
t{pelish words are getting them
Z mated In the Partisan vocab
lnirquently in Il strangely con
0icourse a report of a rae,
Eth newspaper is as full o
*urds as a report of a ball in 81
arnal Is full of French words
'iely gossip of French paper
loan exact reproduction o
lie like the Figaro and tn,
" may read Of q gathering o
llis tout ce qu'il y a de plus Sc
laEe part in a yallye-papier--
ne reporter means a pape
ffe Is an incessant consump
fas 10 Paris, and the wear AM
vocabulary is inca'culable
aE still holds its own as tn
q stylish, "swell" or "smart,
lIlest English word, 1t has hs,
.ffry synonyms; pschutt an,
Aleady died out of use, an
lying fast; while in full iavo
sstaetic 10 the sense of ultrs
lis only temporary rival
very much in mourning, a
lne recent wearing of mourn
ne Old families and nobilit
sssh Of the countess of Chan
Avs the strongest evidence {
mama OF French society ma
las changing of the date of tn
AsOn, Formerly London wa
ls 'he capitals of the world,
AsVa came to q height late
ana lasted well into the sun
lofnerly the season in Parii
a'l capitals of continental Ell
! ne winter, eliminating |
Just before Lent hegal
changed, and the season
saga not lingering so far I'M
y me season in London,
y The winter. As Octobe
sna December are the mo-
lonths OF the year in the CT
'ls' few fashionable Peep
We 70 town until the ne
nng either TO travel or to r
Z country houses in the +.
- atsl three months OF II
w n steadily illls up and gains
y Me first flowers of spriI
Z ~ its height. Nearly ever
sAuyyoody comes to Paris I,
mppique, the horse-sho
I, ssials de lIndustrie, wher
saI after the horses ha'
Picture show is hel
"A I. sla the opening of the sale
~. .ae running Of the Graz
s.vna week In June, the Sc
~ ssso at Its best, and the tin
n !, lor never does Paris 10,
<f|H 4 uoes now; the trees a
u ~ new green gowns; 4
], a1c the flower market at /
M ~. militant with most bea
displayed and .
sonsnmmate taste and