Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

beii ana Win nor lover m me cpnhllefu-
ton Of her qualifications and willingness
to undertake Inc task OF home making
| on the Income assured 10 both. Until this
Is satisfactorily settled 10 the mind Of
| each, love ehOuld be held IN abcynnce.
| lhesc two should look at the problem
deliberately aud on oil It's sides. for the
| conclusion may involve self-doni0l,
changed modes VI living, and, for many
reasons, additional expense as the years
| 30 on. As the man hopes for continued
| happiness ne may not deceive, and as the
/ woman hopes TO carry peace and com
| fort into the home she y 10 make. she
ought to be candid and sensible. Once a
decision y reached it elould be final
one, and II these two, with q fair under
| standing Of what is involved, ultimately
decide TO unite their fortunes then the
! ghost of a pagt, with its decisions, should
never be permitted 20 enter that home,
where love aud soli-sacrice have been
chosen inteligentiy as It's presiding DEF
tics.
il ia not so much the pretty ilcuoss
~ which those leading easy, thoughtess
lives are prone 10 indulge, which is
wicked, M that this indulgence hides the
precious privilege aud dignity of duty.
Tho master Of The vineyard did not ac-
cnso the loiterOrs nj The entrance Of evil
DOING his searching question was: why
stand 80 hero idiey Whatever. then, in
our lives, however Innocent In itself,
that binders or hides from us the real
purpose Of our being Is harmful and an
oifensc.
Women Of this city are doubtless np-
| priscd Of the fact that the Womnn's'
| Texas Press association Is expected TO
convene here on Thursday. May 10.
| This viii be the first anniversary Of this
body, and Il is hopcd that tho women Of
| Fort Worth viii do MI ia their power
to sustain the well-morited reputation Of
the city for hospitality. The stay Of our
visitors will be short and 1t ought to be
| our purpose to crowd as much pleasure
Into the few days they are here as IL
| compatible with the business of the asso-
ciniUn.
II is also desirable that the local mem
| herahip be augnentcd, Any one is Gig
| IDLE who writes or has written, accept
ably for publication, and she may become
| Q member by scnling her application
lndorsed by two members from the same
town, aud fec of 81, TO AIB. A. ii.
Mohl, secretary Houston, Tex.
An appeal Is made to the women Of
| JHrrnnt county, town and country, that
| they Interest themselves In the propRra-
| ton and IN tho securing Of exhibits for
the cars which are to accompany the
editorial party In thr summer excursion
the women OF this part OF the state was
substantially shown IN their work on
| tue Spring Palace, and now that a wider
held has been opened for their activities.
surely they VIII not be found wanting.
| Women members Of every community
ought TO organize local societies. and not
| only worl, themsclyea but also exert
| lhrlr most potent influence IN stimulat-
| rug the men 10 do nl they can TO make
shh3 we lnesl anu most complete cN-
nlbil mat ever wont ont Of he state.
iet thqre be no delay; the timc Is short.
ddnmuiehhte action 10 essential to success.
lhese columns are open 10 the ladies
tor lhe discussion of ways and means IN
| l9rWatd me undertaking. and Il Is hopel
thnt Giey VIII freely avail themselves of
tbs oncr
Women often weary Of tho routinc of
housekeeping aud yet all business Is moro
"f iySa oi routine and from IL there il
really no escape, Nor Is routine so an
lenuohahlc II V Is kept la a seryanf's
phee' u Is only when II becomes tie
master TINT IL is 20 be dreaded. As a
!ra1Hlee itom 2 Temporary exhaustion OF
| IMPULSE hui ihuught, it q helpful for
while the mind and the honrt rest. the
physical nature works automatically.
Mrs. Candour" IN The American
! Women, has tlis TO say CONCERNING tho
i,nuuelcc OF women In places Of business:
] "Oonaderiug HE many UGLY nnd uninsf
JOSS made ~ the expense of pretty tyne
| wriors ! feel constrained to ronent a
| htory tod me Ut nn operator In a Brook
Z An once! lie force consisted of n half
| q dozen men, among whom a girl worked
Tor eight hours every day. She IA Young
ahu attractive, aud, as is usually the
clan; iulhlls her duties cleverly and with
dignity One day last week u ysitinr
/ 'lcrN happened TO drop In about luncheon
| Tine found the mon alone. mud beforc
| long Whcn rather questionable gubieef
"line up for discussion, some preuv
strong language was used. In the midst
OF nc tax tho girls voice w,ls heard
| OUTSIDE mo door and almost Instantly
silence fen on the group. MS ono man
raised ms finger warningly with the
inluencew ''N'
x, The following resolution was passed by
enc Woman Suffrage Congress AT ia
late meeting az Washington:
| Resolved, That a. the donth or Lncv
stone LELAND stanford, Elizabeth Oakes
snlth' Elizabeth rephody aud George ".
Chllda, we mourn the loss of one az the
most effective speakers and earnest pinnocrs
e. our movement; OF a millionaire who he,
! AWel IN rho emancipation 0f woman.
i lsainlin5 q grand, gniwplW Tor the cdu
irlhutlng generously TO Tho voman'a euf
| trngc treasury; aud OF mn nbe ploueor II
me Froehnl klndergQrtrn system ~ eduea,
| unu' " distinguished journalist wht
| mover allowed one word Of cnntrmpt IN
women 20 mar his daiy paper the Phia
Mrs, Jplia Ward Howe maid glow.
ing tribute TO lucy Stone whose com.
age, perseverance and devotion 10 hpi
convictions, even those who differ with
her must admire.
IN woM.NN's REALM.
Mrs. Ellen NJ, IIenrotln has been mn
pointed by Governor Aitgtld enanlian Ia
rle Illinois state industrial school 10,
eirls.
Me only unpuhllahcd mannscfipts lefl
by Constance fenmnr, WOolson are al
rcady In tho hands Of her publishers and
are few IN number.
Miss Alice Roihscllld. ono Of the inosl
cnlhnsiNstlc hordculturists Ia Europe
has collection of roses which are said
to be worth 100000.
Mrs, oldep, willow If thu late ex
goyfnor of New Jersey, has gigen Sl7,
CO.. to the Shelterlng arms hospital neal
Charlesiuwn, W. NR., for the bcnel, OF
disabird miners
Della Sloane. who recently diei Il