Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

, after your gown has come dow, g..
n.a nn Innings and cover sofa p;jio,ys iq u,
MI wonder why YOU DOM i'., - -,
F Tl,ss, que SIR that he always liked N'''
vaars " wore me blue lik ~. A.,
now II ,ra, Jiut even If It We're together
,,n n ~ would be ont OF fasbion s,'l..,s
inoYnlng TO him. and be saws "iv i,iei1 y
/, - out OF stylel II was 4 nre,t, n ,i II
was good SILK. and II ,vas Ini H. N3iot \
~ might talk until your face NJ, 'iN y.
So'or Of the silk, but Won wa,l as lne
, ~ aple To- convince him thet ne'er
tba, lhere is one consolation IN tg,is
nor dress ' tn Ioes crihcise, woman docs
- uress Tor MS benefit Thof 4 I. Nu 80
sue does aud she Doesn't NJ y 10 say
t ,lat y Tor him; the means nsal - usr i,
other women. appreciated oaiy by
GETTING GOOD HELP
"a, society has been formed &, ",
~, nurS LOT getting situations In IN c NV
~ ior those servant girls who oro ,',iii
.7 70 lelYc New York. Foreman" ~ ir
.n,S country service would inelnj,,' a
o,,s Oh training with whip. fas
nv mphuiu be very well satisfied
4 v.hn H,mHSS maintained that Tie won,an
VINO could not keep her serv,ri /" 0i ian
something wrong in her make.nn b, nuq
W Wiling TO take all of that XXI,
/ sittihg one afternoon with n f,5a,,,i -
Q Mlsued 70 get a good cook. convinc'. ,, ,,o
thAt Wnhe tie evil may exis, T., ~ ~
s''l esses' II doesn't In all THIS lady.
saVe 10 her cook good wages, and mo-,
o All n,,f, ROOM, well catpeted, warm
unu qulte as well furnished IA Ia M
average room In hotel The maid sbe
had Tor along time was in nua mi 10 i,o
away, ana she faced The terrors. for Il ~
hrIe thl4, tnut came from an intcliie'r,s,o
once. The first one to enter v.,s
young woman in large hat with noIe
1lue feathers upon ii; you noticei tbis
nrst, anu afterwards Won became Gin.
iseious OF a pair Of huge red hands.
heuNnF peflhged Looking down Won s,,,,
a PAIR of miserable shoes viii XIII IN
buttons oil. This young person, when sIe
ueard there were only two in Inc fan,ji,,
SUI that Il wouldn't be lively enonsb
Tor her, but evel after this, wanted y,
remain ana have u little gossip. When
~ was impressed upon Eer mind Thar ii
WIS u COOK that was wanted and not a
cohversatiOnnlist. she went ont with ber
feathers waving in the air: and an on.
preston Of Indignation on her face.
I'HH GIRL HAD A SWEETHEART |
The second applicant suggested that
she had just come out of the peniteS.
ilary. She Kept Ler eyes steadily ON
the hoor; agreed to do everything: said
she never wished to 20 out. and nil
thHt she wanted was the privilege of
having her sweetheart come to SEQ her
az 10 o'clock, as he was In a business
mat would permit his getting away any
carrier. she was little shy about her
references, but eventually gave them |
went with my friend to look them IN
We found that the people that we were
sent TO had never heard OF Ler, and two
days atterward we saw her picture in
the paper She had gotten a situation
the week before, had let her sweetheart
in at the hour he wished to come, and he
was good enough to bring with him two
gentlemen friends. They took away all
the silver, presumably to clean it, and
the queen Of the kitchen accompanied
them with tie intention, undOuhteily, Of
overseeing the job. After this there was
a stream of good and bad girls, Of i'm.
pudent and polite ones; that is to say,
there was one polite one, And she was
so very polite that We felt there must be
something wrong with her. pleasant
inquiry to her ELECTED the fact that She
was Just out OF the insane asylum. My
friend is still without cook, and ! go
and eondUlc with her, and we both Won
der why some OF the kindly societies
don't do something in the way of fur
nshing New York with servant girls in
steod of giving so much attention 10 the
country. And then we ask each other a
few questions.
SOME UNT'RUTHFUL WOMEN.
Why will a woman write that n SER
want is a good, capable cook, when this
of cooking consists in know
ing how to fry a beefsteak and bake a
ronst
Why will woman give an undated
reference to a servantY
Why will a woman say that Mary
Jones Is sober. honest and Industrious,
when ishe Is discharging l.er for drunk
enness, doesn't dare TO tell Mary Jones
the reason. and persuades Mary Jones
into the belief that she is going 10 break
IN housekecpingy Men don't do This
sort of thing with the people they em-
ploy A bo0kecper has 10 be very GER
tain Of his ability before he can send his
new to his old employer. | think It
oueer little fear, feminine bit OF cow
arlico, that induces a woman 10 write |
down what she knows as not true. TLa |
servant girl question will never be set. |
tied until the police take 1t in hand And |
by this mean until each girl has book |
in which she keeps the certificates OF her |
character, and one older than three
months will be counted worthless. Not |
until her history from the standpoint Of
horesty and good behavior is written out |
and put in a directory. Then, perhaps, |
one eau believe In reference. Just now |
1 should donbt one sent 20 me ny any
body unless II were signed BAB.