Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
THE BEST KIND Or WIVES,
High Praise for the Merry Girl. who
Bubbles over with Good Nature.
ARE PLENTY OF cINDHRHLLAs,
Even Though Parties Have Conc Out
OF fsshicn--of the Woman
Who sews.

Although the capacity TO maize
Eood wife may be said to be Inherent
Ia every woman, success at the do
nestle hearth Is so largely affected BY
disposition. training and n hundred
other causes. that II may be worth
while to Indicate few OF the qualities
most effactually In this direction. l
do this moro reodily because OF the ten
dency among writer's OF Action TO exalt
and 10 hold ig for our admiration n
certain type OF girl who. however inter-
esting as a heroine. Is altogether too
hishly strung and sensitive 10 walk
snIough lte hand In hand with the
Among the heaviest scorers in
inatehtA matrimonial must certninly
~ placed tho merry Girl She who hub
/ hles over with vitality and hleh apirita.
l WHO rpinps with hor brothers and who
| retuses to chain honest FUN IN the fct.
ters - an exaggerated sense OF pro-
nflety, Is treasure that Is worth the
winning The girl who - blessed with
| n lively temperament and n sanuitine
DISPOSITION brings her future husband a
lowry more precious than rubies. Hers
are the Qualities which win wear. iIcr
smiling welcome and cheerful chatter
act like a tonic on the tired business
or professional man, iadcd and
harnsHed with his days work
Rich In the qualities which 20 10
form the ideul wife are the Cindcrciina.
Ihoush lairles have gone out of fashion,
there arr plenty VI Cinderella atiii
spared
In nearly every family OF girls there
" one about whom there gathers n
power and Influence. subtle and almost
uhdehnAhle, Yet which lifts her into
contrast with her HiBtora. She n not
necessarily The eldest or the cleveroat.
or the nrcttiest but they all rely upon
and look up 60 hor IL thore h no
mother 10 watch over the lock. Gins
defella mis- The vacant place She 10
never 20 happy rs when hcrlncius
herself for tho othera She thinks il NO
hardship To remain at homo while her
sisters nro ON pleasure hcni and she
chooses " Telgn IN the kitchen rather
! thAh IN the ul1wiug-Vpm, She IL The
! s0laco or her fathers old atfe. ana no.
! mains at his side despite every attsmpt
To win her To the glory uf The saN he
s q said INSTANCES like those are far
Y FROM uncuulmpn ana when such glrlF
y do marry, lucky Us the bridegroom.
The Young lady who delights In sow
b lnf bctruya u bias towards dnmest'
d life which nuRurs we'll Tho fnapnet
q needle does not more rurply Indicate
= the north than deftncsH with tho little
h RcdditCh-mode implement poluta
d towards taste FOR the Joys Of hearth
u and home There N abundance OF truth
a I'm the uli.tlehianed prints which de-
L pict the model wife busily occupied
X with her sewing
/. The yeNcd question, whether beau.
:. tlrH make good wiven, daHrryes n word
ot notice. While great personal attrao-
c tons do not, as rule tend 10 Atimu-
l. late the purely domestic slide Of tho
h character. there are 30 many Instances
!, NJ pretty women becoming models "
n wifely perfocipH that II would ubvi-
uualy he unjust TO Insist upon too close
q connection between good looks aud
n bad household management. SIM a
a girl accustomed To the deforencc and
K adulotion which beauty everywhere
- commands iH liable To ind the duties
"a Of family life somewhat irksomc. if not
actually diataeteful, more especially u
q, tho means Of her husband forbid and
y deprive her Of those opportunities Of
i, social success to which, perhape. sht
IA has been accustomed. I. u.