Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22
=THE SARATOGA GIRL =
THE GAY SARATOGA GIRL.
She Is a Young Woman Who Knows
a Thing or Two.
THE DAISY MILLER OF TODAY.
Independent and Often Unconventional
'ond OF Horses and Dress. but Gem
orally Manages to Marry Vol.

Saratoga, July si.--The Saratoga glri IL
what the men In pink shirts who wear
diamonds aud sport gray suits call "a
thoroughbred" She is a selt-rellant young
woman, who knows good deal about
everything and can do several things well.
She generally comes from the Wost or the
South. with gay, young mamma. very
fat pocketbook and trunks fun OF pretty
Crosses. She Is sometimes on the lookout
for husband. and, OF COURSE both she and
papa and mamma have their own ideas az
I to what kind Of a man he should be. and as
different fish are caught with different kind
OF bait. 30 dc tho tastes Of different men
demand catering TO,
hut the Saratoga girl is equal 10 II. She
knows Just how to manage all sorts and
conditions Of men. and her calmnosu aud
self-posseasion are tho calm assurance Of
knowledge, She Ii an experienced young
woman, and thoro are tablets In her memory
slowed away, like the neat little boolSn In
which We press specimens Of soa-weod on
which she has made mental notes OF what
10 do under certain circumstances, and to
which abe can refer whom she chooses.
The Saratoga girl is very much OF q woman
OF the world. She can nlrt well and dance
divinely; she dreaHeB without regard for
from the top OF her pretty head TO tho
solns of hor pointed ahoes, She goes rogu-
lnrly to the springs In the morning and
drinks the waters the merits of which she
grayoly cxtolS to hor chance companion.
She walks down the brick-paved. streets,
her skirts making q charming frou-frou and
her narrow shoes tapping smartly ms she
passes. always a pretty picture. always gay
and dashing and chic. and always Impress
ing ono with her contllness. an does a
scyres vase or Coalport cup.
She " a horacy girl and likes TO display
her magnificent figure IN jaunty red coat
aud black habit II her mount roars she
likes II and nothing delights her soul an
much as Ia have her horses dance on their
hind legs whom aho Is driving thom out 10
the lake She attends the races religinusly.
and pin money and tracing allowance" are
often oxhpuslod on the first day Of tho week
II her favQrlte happens 10 come In second.
Tho sarAoga Rirl Is the Daisy Miller VI
to-day. sha Ia the Independent, gay. es-
pieRie young woman who has lots OF money
and finds life rainbow OF delight. She
does no. often belfg % the inner circle Of
In some little town which Is not on the map.
but she doesn't worry her head over g. She
IL correctly gowned and properly chaperonad
because sha loves nice things, and InanmAn
arc convenient hut she WILL tel you frank
ly that she reads Laura Jean Libbey when
young woman's blood-chilling tales around.
and can't abide ''prtachy books" like tho
classics.
But men like the Saratoga Girl. and she
generally marrieA and IL bediamonded and
happy ever after. n he happens TO be swell
New Yorker. Sometimes she and her
American freahnesB' capture foreign
prince, and then mamma " delighted. She
even marbles pspas choice. the solid buHl-
ness man, who adorcs her, occasionally, ard
then a great responsibility Ia lifted from
mammal heart and mind for oven the
worldly Baratoga Girl IL irresponsible, and
apt TO fall In love with fat sporting man.
With CHECKED clothes, who can give har
points on hofseneah. He may not be hand
some, but his rlckety grammar and knowl-
edge Of racers are fascinating and some day
the belle Of the season has married Plunger
So and 80 Sophisticated as they are. even
Saratoga girls have to DO watched.