Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28
WOMEN LOVE GOOD CLOTHES
So Do the Men Take Pleasure in
Being Elegantly ALFRED.
HATEFUL DEcREHs OF FASHION
Arc No Longer Regarded by the Male
ses-women's Costumes sin-
pier Than Ever before.

clotneh as their more fortunate neigh
bors. | wonder II the men are not
troubled In the same way?
IN THIS respect. fancy that there IN
little difference IN Sex. II "a human
nature TO desire TO appear we'll. and at
tempt to hide differences In worldly
fortune.
IL may be foolish feeling on the
woman's part That the husband must
orteh work and slave the harder on
that account Is unquestlonablo. Wo-
men do not think OF this, which would
Indicate n certain amount of SELFISH
mesa ON their part. Yet. It IN oftcn tho
mems f0ult. Every man doarIv loves
TO soc his wife look well. as won 40
the wives OF his more fortunate rrt,n5s
rms IL perfectly natural feeling
~ oiteh causes the wife to dress be
yonu her means" and IA this way
makes nor appear ridiculous In the oves
OF the world about her Nobody thinks
,he better of woman on account az
her clothes, ana the same upplIos ia
men as well II la neatness oleonII-
ness, and tnsto that counts Matter
not how expensive a womnn'g olotbes
may be. IL abe ~ not neat ana IN,
In her person. all is lost.
iahoy that men iov, dress Ms won
as women Yet man viii most often
wear inexpensive clothes rather thnn
nave his wife look shabby.
some women viii deny thls, I'm, ,r,,.
observation has convinced mo NJ ,,a
truth of tho assertion. since ~
you viii SEQ many women WIN ny
sant clothes you will sce many men
WIN pam ana inexpensive costumes. A
man takes certain pride I'm soeIn,-
ms VIE wen dressed while he onrca
not great deal about his own nor
Sohal appearance beyond a Glenn enlIar
ard clean shave.
Women seem to be making n do.-
norate effort to get away from tbrai-
dom OF drossl Mans costume IN re-,
simple than woman's and NOT ilnhIa -
huch htrildng variations. Men's alocycs
81 WiWhlh the humc-thcy never effect
,, V'''opns Ihoir trousers are alwaya
npout the Same. and while tho
length OF the coat and the atyies i'm
vests may vary, the chanrca nrS nn,.ns
very pronounced. A Prince Albert az.
ulaWnninmor IN never out OF date
,,nt Woull De n pleasing, / Imagine. If
me bloomcr costume, on aompthinsl M
the bicycle costumes now seon sa ,,, ,,ns
SHOULD come into vogue. Women cnuIJ
then dreHH more comfortably nnd at
lyss expense. The hateful corset would
eve way 10 more sensible ARTICLE
h1 tnht which the dress reformerg
sigh aud pray for. and pome az tLc,,,
actually use. when they are out I'm tba
woods. '"' III t"o
u rich folks would only take nm Tho
uresA REFORM idea there would be acme
nope OF real reform.
moro elaborate, the tendency seems to
be towards oven n simpieT cnstmr,,
mere nave been many efforts 10 popu-
iurlEo the knickerhockors ana silk h6eo
nut with small SUCCESS. The siill Vesta
"' were popular not long ago were
nc nhst survivor OF the old days whom
me dgndies wore their hose 10 tIrbt
mat they dared not stoop for fenr Of
prenklng thom; OF the powdered wig
ana fancy shoe buckles
Whose wl9o predictions all were doomed
Did he predict 10 health tho road was
Death caught the patient in his morelloss
pId he predict his DISSOLUTION noar.
$50 amaze ,nnn s"t WeH' strange as II may
WHY you would ask, "hoso wonderful
From diagnosis of eye. tongue and
Tho wonder ccasoa when you know his
while health he augured he Hull dosed
And thus unto an end brought life's sad
When death was his prediction. dosing
And the spared patients health and
Ana soon soon no Joined tho family romp and
There IL n clever gtatlstlclan who
'ouid leach a thing or two to the nov
'list. This RtatiEtioinn has nttempted
o classify the action and methods OF
proposals., and, as result, has pre-
onted tabulntod figures extremely In
eresting to psychologists.
out of 100 cases, tbirty-six gentlemen
axe tho lady In their arms. sixty
even gentlemen kiss the lndy ON har
lbs, four gentlemen kiss tho lady on
he cheek, three gentlemen show very
Iood taste by hssiug the lady on the
yes. and two gentlemen kiss the lady
N the hand. II Is TO be presumed
hat these two out OF 100 are The tlmld.
lfIident kind. though II is possible
hat they might be OF the quietly SEN
mental nature.
One gentleman ldssos the Indy on
he nose. II must be added that the
IN careful &c insert tho
avinR elauge Thy mistake There 10
ven record OF man kissing "A lady
n the edge OF her shawl, but. thank
codneHa, there IN only one. In 100. and
he chances are that thib man Is pc
ullar.
seventy-two hold the lndy's hand,
aYenteen hold II very tightly, fourteen
ave Jumps IN their throats. and nine
Sclaim aloud: "Thnnlt hoavongw Only
wen out OF 100 declare themselves to
Q dellrloualy happy. and ave are too
III for utterancc, Three out OF 100
land on their feet when they make q
roposal, and two 20 down on one
nee. while nine make formal pre-
Ide--something like she slow music
the play, we suppose, when the VIII
in appeals 20 heaven to witness the
lnsuming flame OF his affections for
10 heart he plots 10 ruin. etc.
The behavior OF the lady under tho
IL equally entertaining
nd Instructive.
Out OF 100 cases eighty-o1e sink into
ie arms Of the gentleman, Hlxty.oight
Isl their heads on the gentlcmnn's
-east, and only one sinks Into the
ms OF chair; eleven clasp their
ms around the gentieinau's neck. six
eep tears OF Joy silently, and forty
ur weep tears hloud--whatover that
cans; seventy-two have eyes full OF
We, and nine out OF 100 rush from
e room and tell everybody.