Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

mournful review the next morning Of the
wreck, and GA unsatisfactory answer TO
the question, "lfas Il paidT' Nor even
TINT which gives to a guest the freedom
J Of the house aud who 81 oue you delight
70 honor but TO the hospitality of travel
/ This differs from the last mentioned In
TINT it consists largely In acts Of cour.
tesy 20 fellow-travclcrs and In an absence
Of all rudencss aud selfshness. 10 Is TO
b. hoped that none Of the readers Of
TN Brief are two or four seated wO-
men, who arr screncly obliyious to those
standing around. bot are Of better stuff
and above monopoliziug comfort at an
others expense
Then too, there - that hospitality
which Is tolerant Of the opinions Of others
Differences Of opinion are favorable 10
gr9wsh, and variety IS also essential.
hut tho mission Of hospitality IS TO sof-
ten by gcuile touch aud discord 30 that
no chord win be- struck which would jar
or hurt. Those best understand hospl-
tality who believe "a tlte rights Of their
fellows. and allow them the free exercise
Of TINT right without consucrc or reproach.
Reading aloud: BY this Is not meant
exercises IN elocution. but simple natural
manner Of reading which gives pleasure 20
others No accomplishment ought 10 rank
above this. aud there IL no surer test OF
general intelligence than this. A young
woman may be- taught mechanical tones
and uttorancca. her gestures may be of
correct form but these are rs far removed
from reading well as ARE the sentences Of
a trained parrot from renl cloqucncc.
Proper fashion in reading involves the
correct use of we'll modulated voice.
always indicative Of good brecdiug) Il nj
80 noccssitntc7 knowledge Of countries
and certain facility In the translation Of
lnngungcs.and indispensable 10 &c Is thor
oueh understanding Of the rules govern.
ing accent and punctuation. After such
an enumeration 70 Is easily soon TINT 10
rosd aloud well " not only desirable at.
tlinmeut but a guaranty Of culture. IL
Is certainly worth as much practice az Is
required % learn new sonata, or to
sing a new snnr or to dance new figure
Why Then should not young ladies In
every town form clubs for the purpose
Of perlccting themselves IN an accom-
plishmcut at once so desirable and useful.
Self-reapccing' That Is what Il should
be considered when young women pre-
fer that young mon, wishing 10 talk with
them, walk by their side ana DO not per-
sist In keeping them standing on the
pavement, or M The corner II young
mans haste forllds him 60 accompany
the young lady in her walk or II tho mat
ter b. important, let him seek other
time and place TO tell &c. Tho young man
who docs not value lady friend enough
20 sacrifice time 10 walk with her Is
certainly not worth the trouble Of posing
as a bic Of street smtuary, aud surely
not worth risking public ceusure. and IL
may b. health. DO not forget, ny dc,irs,
TINT men value womon about as women
value Themselves, and to cheaper values
" not wise, Neither h Il becoming wo-
manly dignity To allow the man to take
your arm; custom sanctions taking his
arm at night or IN porilous places; the
innovation Ia not a desirable one aud Is
mndc less SO from the fact that Il has
found Us way into class and among a
race which are not your social equals.