Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

diIiiil'HlH" Iili5lN
comes to each at times commands that
must be obcyed. and occasions when
submission to a superior Is n necessity.
There are persons who honestly fear.
in view Of the wonderful advance which
women are making, that the maternal
instinct will perich. DO they really sup
pose that intellectual growth viii choke
up tie fair flowers OF Tenderness aud
sclf-forgetfulnessr Is II true that from
the mother the child derives It's mem
tai organizationg II so, then will not an
educnted welldiscipllnod woman be the
better inotheri Is Il not IN great hearts
that tenderness dwclls, and where are
we to look for Fixed principles, clear
Judgment II not in thoughtful, educated
personsY Who is there more selfish and
less tender, tLan an ignorant. shallow
minded woman
High colored gloves may be fashion
able, aud women wit. ,he largest hands
seem TO fancy them, Which is cause
"'" ",i'u " '"''' NUS ~ ~
'''''' ~
~, - O..
because she was going into business
office about matter Of business, had
,'V po'se',,''r II, " st.. Ie "s ,'tins
" "'"e'' ~ " y, "."
"s ,v''' u"'p' 'N'" 80
uv"''' - We, '"'us" ~ "O'-'' " :"
pl"''' ""''' ut''' = ~ w 'o'''uol'u'
D"' ,"S'e ""''p p'","P'S "',''u ~
uiase BUSINESS ,, ., ren' uross occasions u
uups''o'p ,., i"l' p"r ,.',. ao' 'u',
seem ilu' eccentric, put Is mere nor
uh'U'h Whleh ought 10 exist between
pressure ana puSlh"ssf
Foreigners laugh at the promiscuous
handshaklng pracliced In the United
States. woman is often embarrassed
because men do not remember that to
the lady belongs the right Of extending
the hand. II, however, q man Is ignorant
or unmmdful Of This no lady can afford
to be rude by Affecting not to see the
pronercj hand. It Is better to break
rules of etouette than 10 wound sensi.
decided that ccrrmoulous Introduction
forbids Handwriting, except when
stranger Is presented to the hostess, then
she should give her hand in order that
the newcomer may feel at ease IN in
Producing young man to young
woman, the latter does not rise. she sim.
ply bows. Bows are the fashionable
form Of Acknowledgement. aud II one is
quick 10 notice they may be spared the
awkwarlncss Of extending AN nm
noticed hand.
A woman who grows premnturcly old
has herself IN good part to blame for It.
Too often after woman marrics she
neglccts herself. There Is something
humlllating In the lhonght that n womnn
cares only for personal appearance SO
long as -l.e is unmarried; someih.s i,
due to ones self As soon as woman
begins to neglect herself the world ne
elects her, Il takes her At her own
valuation and she has herself 10 thank
for growing Old In which time had
sman snare
On Wednesday there was held at the
Windsor hotel. Dallas, meeting for tbe
purpose Of organizing state association
OF women engaged IN literary WORK in
Texas. Mrs. Mold OF Houston presided
and explained the workings of sncb a.,o.
citations In other state. Al or,anI,s,,nn
,rc,as prcss ssso,,a,, VIZ "" NV y. /" oI'an !
o,,,,,,,,l H., -, Wv Wy, 'u''uh
huoPleu anu ofhrprs chosen. The follow
WI. So. 49,, rvs,uoh'' MIS'
NNVnh, wort worth; Mrs, Taylor. Aus
lin. Mrs S,v,,nv n,n,s ~. -,
dents. Mrs NInhl unns,on ,.,r... -,
'N' it'"N'"h' NprFtSpond-
ing secretary; Mrs. Paulet. San Antonio.
recording secretary. nnd Mr. l<inaJ.
cntr,.t,, ,.,. IN, 'N'''''''
| N'"f''H''ht AifNHNlNN ne executive