The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-04
AMERICAN GIRLS.
" HAT dame Basaiser says About Thrua-
Their Pe-aiiariti-t.

" HAT .Bms~ Ess<aissr says About Them
Their Fe-ulisriti~t.
In her book giving her impressions of
America, Jane hading says:
What struck me most was the hcyrcc of
liberty tho young girls enjoy i'm the United
States. In France mo young lady g,s,> tn
the play without her parents ar relatives;
but i'm New York. Boston. Philadelphia
and clsewhs-rs r have frequently seen per-
fsctly proper and we'll born young women
enjoying the performance with a stylish
young man as ~ chap~.ron. Most of these
couples will even have a little supper ar ~
plate Of oysters when they leave tho
theater.
do not mean tn imply that they act any
worse on that account. But the fact
str;:.es us Foreigners as peculiar. How
youth should hc SD well supplied with the
reason of elder years as, i'm general tai
Keep clear of wrong doing u already a
marvel. Then what ah&,ut suspicion: In
France, no FrcuchInan. however innocent
~ girl might he, would think of marrying
"a young lady who had gone tn the play
and stipls-d with "a young man, even ~ tie
day time. let alone AT nigiit. Why he
cause the, girl, however pure. as ] say.
bloom of virtue which j. her natural
atowcr of attractivetiess the danger Of
Caesars wife. though rnno.en,, she
would not H.. ''abovc Suispiciou.' And ia
"a country like France. where husbands
are not as readily found as they are else
where, this consideration IL serious.
49, VI tA' wv 80 ~ ~ tst'
been my lot to meet pos>s~-tsi beauty like
the English and piuuuIry lik" tho fr,IteIl,
with something added in the shape of
health and spirits, producing "A ZONE of
:nind and "A frame of body We know littl,,
about in France. hey dress prcttiiy,
with just a touch of ec,entricity, which,
however. bcoints them rNc.tNingiy well.
they are genuine from head To foot, and
perfect littic Pari-icunr~ i'll their way.
The Difference paid tai tlI.n 10y tin. male
sex IL warranted 10y tho fullncs- ot quail
ties which they possess. 4 hey arc. in fact,
AN cpitorne at ".vcry creature. = best
Besides the beauty ami piqisiricy ! have
alluded to. they have al vtSacity of intel
lect, an aptuss- of speech and Address.
ami a mobile uprightus'sS of PURPOSE which
include every charm. and here again they
sornbin the Gallo and Saxon blousi.
Nowhere. in tho world are women 81 ten
derby and so carefully considered "a in tine
United States. and that il no doubt why
the United States il the only country IN
the world not excluding my own where
the young girl ~ the chef parsonage. the
characteristic type.
Whether brunette in New York. blonde
in Boston, or sparkling and ianguid creole
in New Orleans, they rule supreme. Nor
are they so fast aS some have said. at
least they are certainly less 80 at home. tn
my mind, than when they make their first
appearance. in Paris: perhaps they have
toned down "a litile, or | may have got
used to- their free, impulSivc and indie
penlcnt ways. BE-. that as IL may. | can
well understand that the female element.
whether girl or woman. should, in what
ever part of the country ! have visited. h"'
SO sterling IA source oi honest pride Ia III"
whole nation. politcur~~ il uS natural IN
am American az il il with a Frsnchnan
They are not only civil. hut kind; they du
all they can for you, and "a lady - treated
PASSES nlLat We ARE aC,u~tOIn't t. ,ND'v,
from a. well bred rTr'urttngin.