The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-30


permitted to lay aside our s Ds
gowns that have grown ~ saT l;a
about the skirts, and on, ~ A. An
laden hats that have lost their wv
tine glory. Our northern sii p,l
have donnea their fall sp;ts s ~ q
most correct cut, and now We "
preparing to vie with them
soon our streets viii be 6llsd .a
well dressed women, and-I ~
about to say men-but, do. ths "
here dress well ? Not ysSN' as
why it is l do not know ~ =
women are, as rule, very =.
dressed; but the men lust sesm
attire themselves in the first Ajn
that strikes their fancy. OF COM
there are exceptions and then a.
always makes excuses for bus
man, but after business hours vhs|
a man appears at social gathsrjp
in neglige shirt aud lipe
coat, when the ladies are in ful
dress, he simply ought to be ostr,
czed. Now understand | am uo
referring to informal gatherings |,
at the West End or Auditorium
when the heat is so great thai
every thing goes. A man i
sure of doing the correct thing if ID
dons his dress coat with the sunl
set. He is then ready for any,
thing, from an informal call to tis
SWEETEST function. Men surely ovs
it to their women friends to look Is
we'll as possible, for there is mol
one of them who wants to take
woman out if she is not vel
dressed; and woman views thd
opposite sex with very critical eyed
when it comes to dress.
And now another word 10 nv
fellow citizens, as suppose will
have to address the masculine elf
ment. Do you know that some d
you are degenerating into gossN
and that some of the idle SanaS9
morning clubroom chatter floats out
until it reaches the ears of the !sl
sex, and that after it is served up
THROUGH three or four mediums, it
is, to say the least, not very eddy
ing? and remember, that an lndl''
Greet man is 'an unsealed letter tnM
everyone can read
The strictly tailor.made girl is no
more. RIFLES have routed ha
severe style, and now the walking
gown, tailor-msde though 1t m'
has rutfle somewhere to relieve ms
monotony. If it is only a jaDot o.
softest silk on the vest, 1T is there
in its glory, and long may 1t pros
per, for it lends feminine touS AZ
and charm to a costume that no'n
ing else does.
l would like to commend TO M
readers, the editorial page OF ~
October number of the Laals'
Home Journal. MIR. BOX W
editor, always has page OF la.ei
esting matter, but this montn ~
especially good and sets i io1'a a q
terse and vigorous manner SOME NJ ~
our besetting sins and follies. n an
Box is evidently friend 70 o. ~ =
sex, and therefore is the oess
critics, a kindly one. Each ons an
us can profit by his remarks y
I want you all to read tlel d tba,
you have already done go re eaod IA f.
again and you will ina i .So no 4,
reelection. Recommend the xi r.
ton relative to women's letters :, u.s..
the the male 1r,n'l members of your hou.
hold; it will make most *l0'''
readlng 1or theH' 49,,
We have in our midst your your
lady who is destined for r, a., O'I L.
literary future. Miss hdi sn+ i
sing is just in her teens Gu ~ hi
Muse of Poetry has touon Ussy,
with magic wand, and she s,s SG
her fancies into dainty ga .rl
poesy. Her latest poem al
is replete with pathos ana n,aon Is to
ing down the steep OF yeaa INFECT
verses have been the . s" fro
many complimentary ao. mhioh q
press and public, all oil
richly deserved.