Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
Household,


a short trip on street car that carries
merry schoolgirls and light hearted bows
oack and forth to their daily school rou-
tine sWakes in thoughtful woman some
reflections that may be pronounced
'poky" and ehe be dubbed an "old fogy"
0? nose who donot regard the freedom
OF the period IL sny sense to be Ncsnse.
yet IS there not danger tina. liberty nav
| De nus extended, and that the daughters
OF TO- cav ere in danger OF becoming less
charming by reason OF sn excess of THAI
freedom that Is guaranteed by our Dec!ar-
! alton OF Independence. ana not restricted
oy parents and guardians.
Wnen one hears from fresh Tipped girls
oI scarce sixteen "that such and such q
| one is her feller;" that she hiss made So
mash" on smother, assuming fast man
aer and fast style in order to cntch ad-
mlrers, spd that these manners do st,rnct
] to her certain class OF raw BOYS KID
, silly NEIL it not the part Of prudence in
older persons to sound note Of alaru?
because critic Inay not regard all
things new as best, it Is not necessary
he or she be enamored Of the cid, but
the stately grace Of the deme ana the
gentle reserve Of the maiden in oId.time
manners had certainly charm thai is not
found in the loud self ascertiveness
ana unWomanly forwardness that
TOO oftep mars the modern
girl liberties with modesty Of; speech
anu manner are not tests OF freedom,
neither DO those who seemingly er 10y
this daring on the part OF young women in
tnelr heaft approve it. Il attention from
the opposite sex Is sll that is iesired,
tnese attentions may be given as Kind
OF compelled payment on demand, but II
iaIls lar Snort OF the willing difference q
gentleman pays 8 lady.
Mothers who expect to have marriages.
able daughters ought to know that men
Go Lot gusge the girl they would mary
Dy themselves, recognizing that they are
lacking in Hhat goes to make Bsysrd
SANS peur at cans Deproche." The wife
they seek must be possessed Of GENTLE
ness, modesty and parity, and these ousIt-
ties are only to "a attained under the
careful supervision OF q mathsr.
The girl who is often cen on thu
street, who loiters at NE rcr ants conn
ties unattended, who INDUCES in Iord
laughter and boisterous talking In public
places, will never develop into a lovely
type o. woman. Like the loyeliest dow.
ers tender girlhood must be sheltered,
the 6l7sh on her cheek. the sweet ira
GRANGE of her Bfs, as the arbutus COWS
and thrives in secluded pisces, and 5ghen
DISCO Fered Is 3 genuine surprise and
pleasure.
Teach the daughter q high bred mao
ner, TO speak in = Low tone, to control
her eyes Waen in the street, to choose her
language; then shall she become coa-
servator OF 81 that is chivsIrous, and
there Will &c less CT the Marked lack of
ceference on the part OF the opposite sex
OF every age.
RECIPEs.
Pof PGddiag-O1e quart Of boiling
milk, nine tablsspoopfu!s CT -four; when
colo SD little esls srd four well beA en-
eggs. Bake in bu!tareG dish and serve
with lemon juice toickened 10 3 paste
With brown sugar.
O:snss Puddirg--Grass tbs rird Of two
Oranges, squeezs in the Juice Witn one
lemon. NIX 3 pc1nd CT sugsr, ! pound
of ous.er and t5e yolks OF dozsa eggs.
Bsse; sorssd cysr with msEipeue, broHl
s2c eaS TSith ESuce,
BIoRnsd fu7Ei2s-Psre the tCE@
cut IN s-iGe1 and bo,l tsadar; dckil End
PCT two tSGlGspocEstal c. bu re in =
ifylAS-pan; When hot add lie tGFk lies sad
one tablespoonful Of sugar; sir Nd turn
carafcIly until the e,ices are 3-ogred;
| Gust with sslt ere pepper, and y rve.