The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-10-05

-if thsrs w.rn't too nnsA of hu. Gks rc1r r,oro- tonouA bhe ilnstrate the undenIrahflI1y = wuII e ths posufbility of kaving too much of eoo1 thing. If shs ooa1d only he condEnned. ko1lc4 down, abbreviated, shs would bs trusurs
 t;. s.nss,ns. a.. the pi.szs girl . n9s Pi.. -, refer to her aga There are many women, maxr1sd and single, young-and of every condition of Hzn. who come under the general head of tho piarm girl It is class which admits of many nmincsfIons but they ell bear more or less oloss ressmbAncs, and have as their fields of action, the brood pazs of . summer hotel. As far as have been ah1s to discover, their main object in s s to entanwe the hearts of men in . filtration, mild or othsrw1ss. It generally ends h nothing These men are prefer ably young and tender-heartsd who have not ben out of the shell to have their eyes fully opened and who, under the arthces of thess trained Arts rsn- erally succeed In having them opened. The pinsu girl k an adept in this species ofsummer hirtation she has no specific intentions other than Co be ad mired, and she desires her admirer to hsvs 10 in- tentions- She would not for moment bs content with the adulation of one man she is insatiabls; she must have admirers by the score, and such thing as having any affection involved-on her side lis utterly repugnAnt She wants to have what wants to be the "bele of the hotel :" che wants to have admirers at her feet to spite other girls and to show her extraordinary attractions she wants In short, to show the whole world that she is not Ike other girls, that she has 10 such thing e a heart, and that she's very proud of the tact This sounds all very selfish Selhshnem and vanity are the two chief components of her nature outside of what might rather hsrshy be called her imbecility but believe that this desire for admiration Is q sort Of disease. She can't help it, poor girl, and she Is only to be commiserated.
 And what becomes of the piazza girl7 win answer this question by asking another: What becomes of the ballet gir7 Does eithers marry7 Perhaps she does. Authenticated cases are rarr. however. think there is . general impression among girls of . certain ere thatallmen are fools While most heartily concur in tais opinion to certain extent, l most emphaticAily assert that have never yet had the misfortune to come across man who was fool enough to marry . piazza girl. suppose there are any number fcases where man has comtted such an act of idiocy-the divorce courts would warrant such an hypothresis-but thank my propitious stars have been spared the affiiction of meeting such . man. The piazza girl is very delightfu creation-if she was created at all, for have idea that she, like Topsy, simply "growed"-but she is only delightful In her place person doesn't want to have six or seven courses of soup served at dinner; 90, course of piax<a girl in lifetime is amply sufficient to satisy the wants of the average man. We all know that man wants but little here below, and most of us know that it's very fortunate that he only does want
 little, for thats all he gets So long e this is tho case 1t would be the height of indiscretion for him to allow that little to be composed In the minutest degree of piazza girl.