Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

~ AfANiAfh
liz afloat ON the year 1894, few Of
Nv have any reason to regret that
Is numbered among the years that
BEEN. 1t was year in which the
|lnte of men and women was sorely
and yet was NOT without use
Eu,ts. The effect of the disasters
Followed oycr-eNmnsiou ought 10
II tending toward Il hcalthful con-
|m OF expenditures and Il condens-
i i IDEAS as to what is properly eN-
/ of one-nor does the contem-
khIngc in these particulars imply
of sylnpnthies, less OF
|1lcncc, or Of interest in others;
|his. that where u woman has wisely
|ciNby the teaching OF the past
TN not 60 senselcssly into further
|aRencc, or waste her energies in
Fort 10 do moro in social life. in
n work. or In the direction toward
nnsntishcd ambition points. \ wo-
bspirinV 10 be q social leader. find
|inpossible with hcr shrunken
/ 10 indulge in lavish expenditure
now to content herself in an oc-
|h entertainment Of her chosen
|sraud to direct her ambition home
ln the discharge Of home duties
hay find more Of real enjoyment
|uspally comes to thr cnvicl leader
L Ind bnnuuetting rooms. In most
|cet this shmnkaEa In the pnrsa
|fork good TO TOE individual by Civ
|r bme for self culture. Those years
|lue expansion have been to her
|ec measure times Of arrested intel
u teyeiOTment. and now The year
|hsf come. with its promise Of rest
| oNerstrained, and nm assurance Of
|er study aud for self improvement.
|Wprh women have not run such
u III the race Of folly MS have wo-
cities. but many Of them,
|ubt will find that the present short
ri Che eNcheQuer Is not unmitlglted
VI past experience has openel n
/ ofenuine happiness by enabling US
Superior 10 lifc-snperior to lis
bats. It's shortcomings. and its disap-
|neas, theu ihcrr need he no re-
II after the glitter aud show which.
|ir very nature, are delusory.
here goes a lady" remarked one, as
|lsly attired woman crossed the
"a lady2 Well are ladies so
|that you must comment on onc?'
| ,he almost indignant rejoiuler.
10 frequently met as YOU seem to
|foony replied the first speaker,
|NlIh that the dialogue ended. hut
blinking Went on. Why was this wo-
|sioEed out from tho crowd rs n la
|She was not beautiful IN feature.
|arIfwarly elegant in her dress and
! htradistinclon to others a critical
hap designated her as "a lady"
|naifsis of this womau's personality
pred that she Is beautiful; hers Is
|fauiy OF manners always courteous
|sut-e. her greetings are always cor
ncr kindly feelings always active.
Fover she goes she disuenses bless
|nd her graces Of mini and heart
bot Deserved FOR favored few.
I. Ike the sunshine, are for al who
within the radius of the warmth
|lelt. This lady Is not subject 10
Is. She is never cold or curt in de-
|or, careless or unkind IN her inter.
Il. Yes, the critic was right; she Is
II, b ways aud everywhere ana may
|oss attend her.
bod that women In Fort Worth
Icing Is not sounded from the horse.
and yet like many Of the silent
~ nature much is being quietly
|nnshed The ladies Of the Asso-
|lt,harties received substantial help
llIt bazaar held during the HOLIDAYS.
|are now daily dispensing innrh
II All Systematically and iudicimslv
Vas al this bazaar o display Of
Which shows how wen real bencyo-
a understood Benevolencc IN It's
i forn provides employment and
IS The bcneiiriarv 20 be self depend
Mo- Of the ladies' know that there
tais city q llomr for women who
r't evi! courses have become out
n ihe spirit OF him who refused
|HtNmn ami whose foot q Maglalene
in this home rcpentant women
~ lass iind shelterRnd are tanght
Ms. 4 large number when they
know nothing OF plain needlework,
n ieast One lazy. ~ no liu.
|7Ir-e or twice week and cuts ont
s-rtf'f go inIngsls ~ e.
z. These women are eaSsr 20 learn