Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

-.,nv,ob declares that "ln the spring
,.,ng mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts
t In" NO doubt that he is right. but for
49, r,r, believe hat It ia In the autumn
XII a gfl's fancy takes tho beauward turn
ma lie bethlnka herself Of conquess'
The summer girl Is not so gloriously sue
..,sha IN real life - che is in literature.
everybody does not GO to the iash'onao'e
vatering places, for me simple reason 'n1'
syerybody's father cannot or VIII not al
ford 1t. A.,
Al the farmers boarding houses and the
small hotels where tney make reductions
ior families. tie 'ung man Is almost as
i rara as the Phoenix. The idea OF steven
4 trut and patcheese homemade cake ana
h plsuty Of milk to drink does not dazzle MS
4 fancy as It does that OF mamma and INC
a children. He Is apt, during bis very orlot
n vacation, to be of with the boys on sonie-
"A thing glorlled oy the name oil yacht oi
A On a camplng-out expedition.
\ Young ladies', writing from the farmer
house, speak II "the gentlemen who arc
here" In order to awaken the envy OF their
A friends, when the fact really is that MIS'
Browns eldest boy, and a very elderly via
over known as the Gray's baby's grand
pa" are the only persons available lor es-
eort duty. The girl who goes to the coun-
Try to study botany and the habits OF BIRDS
and take her little sisters out walking may
be successful. But tae girl who hopes to
meet her fate, most frequently is n0t-un-
less, indeed. In the fashionable, summer
Matrimonial markets, where alleged counts
and lmpecunlous English noblemon 80 TO
look for wealthy heFesses and pretty wo-
men. whose faces ure thelr fortunes. lay
traps for the hearts OF aged millonaires.
Bur what girl cannot hope for some lit
tie lestiYity In the days whom the gas Is
lighted early and the evenings are long
What girl viii not have Invitations TO par
tea, more or less elegant? 10 balls, \
she belongs 10 a ball-goiug set? To wed
ding and at home parues. What girl doe.
d not hope to be asked TO concerts, TO the the
aler TO the opera, When the season opens
s The last days Of the white blouges, u,
muslin dresses With lace-triInmed sashes
r the light shoes, and straw hats. adornet
Win Eld bowers arrive with the autumn
and when al midnight 'the daughters" heal
tTcm mothers room an ag,tatld sopran,
n NN44t~sf AAAh VIZ aAgAAAA bina IA NAitN
= qaia aus. they know fuh we'll that man
4a and papa are discussing the subject o
" what the grs really need this fall"
LAe mother Is apt 10 feel chat the neces
tues are much greater than the fatha
can believe they ase.
he han promised her check, anyhow,
.ays ollVe, who has gone IN tiptoe Ia he
oaFe iest Into The hall-not to listen. o
course but Just 10 yet a little comfort /
sne can. And he takes 1t 90 hard. poo
large one"
ms a shame" says Edith. Poor pa
hsaily we ought to decorate china, or teacl
saulle or do something to earn our owl
ansIy They are rather romorseiul for
ts 'aI, uu, before they 80 TO sleep they ar
~Klng Of their party dresses.
we must not let mamma dress us alike,
~ ulVe. u think mothers always hav
psuslly TO 10 that. DO yOu remem
- lhe nine MISS Minees--ail In olive
sesn cashmere, with red ribbuna. like
'oM o. geranium plauts?"
Il ~ We ought not to dress alike. any
& says Edith, am so tall that mus
~ NAV ~ ior the digniGed aud queerly, yol
IN gus you ought to stick to the girl
II sr,. l5.uB lpute, and a tip-tilted nose
n NJ, tf WISH ! could myself Aud you mus
81 r.ro., NJ olues and creams and pale plnks
a h,ts.ueI mean 20 have cardinal and
mi, Alu gold and seal-hro,,n walkIn
nj hg a picture hat with plumes.'
t.l,ss, An9pplng begins next day. Oh, IN
II mai /, " seeing 50 many beautiful good
lho,ca, 9imost impnsnlble to make
d ifed tbIeee .ng talked into buying hun
hi Xxi ,anea they had 40 intention OF buy
s. 49, AuS WHOM at last they dare buy i
"a M ~ lingering over the counter unit
M an shows symptoms Of innnlt
E ,1llysa 1870 ms musiache. and mamma
II Any,, 70 say; Nothing else to-day,
+. jsr,,c as they leave the door she whis
|X ~ Y her daughters.
vi 80, sa anything from the buteher's mi
-snlng. 1 can't" '''
IN IA I'm. one nothing has been ordered. an
a iisa' sAtIi aa served cold mutton with bolle
r. u lroi4. sHete was IN the house. flum,
X "a tbs ~, e,-and sense OF quit lies heav
Il IA t.,,I OF the housewife, the hea
e. dad n rellAiAs that he wishes he La
~ ~ Restaurant
tX usle Is eXcitenont too ,b,,,.A -, 4.
III st.gss Is dreadful tral-when Inc mi
al lrmn , KS not delivered early. Wntohin
Il y ~ nns"s, runnlag out upon Tho ster
Y i4cfu ~ X -Teel, gong Vut In the earl
III spned 49, a"orF1w 70 see Nhaf has hat
h tarn 5,s sissps eilng that the parcsls hat
" ,a,. M Incorrectly. You heard III
RI a,sns rhanpney St. Clair No.
i,,.Sa Row, as distinctly ss ros,,l,ts
w ~, mamma. ana TIC stlold l 25s'0i h5
Il as ss. gsSn: Mrs. chumpsy sinses. n,
+ taarrS, y, s9sn Alley told him What
ss.psisaae enloyment does not end Win N
81 nv TIE 'maNing-up'' Ia better Ill
iia hs ~ Z g, Ane. ellnoa Tor the very 6es
r,,,aai In moiheiSs raein u b ,rs M n
tlsp I. y ner Toys and sorrows Is han,sb9
n iils sll 1s'g hanr. sewing aud gossip Mag,
4 sp tbs -i i.. n't only has the latest fash.6n
IA sLe M. A.ect news, VINO arc enqlred-
~ es.if1i y ee- hose moihsT-in-law rs ia
+ ~, IN sgr eny.ang." As for the TAD
K. hask ~, way Who goes out riding with
u Nj s,.as einaa and li,,lo poodle iol
4 az .'s would not work Tor her f,r
u 90 indesd shocklngi Dreadfu
T. .qAlrr ~ tue" Aud Mrs, sldndint-
MI ~ dinner bu, smoked hoai al
uAS, uataf-and such weak team
's'''ns issk ior nethips. =