New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
EVERYBODY SHOULD SMILE.
so SAYS MIR. DEPEw TO A LOT OF GIRLS
ru1xxs THAT THEY SHOULD BE HAPPY BE-
c.usr THEY MAY woRK-PARADoAIOAA
sIyINGs ABOUT WOMEN

- rercement exercises OF the industrlai anu
...n.ss classes of the Young Women's Chiis" :,
.oc,..ion took place last evening IN INC Dooho
=, The association building. Mrs. Carch'0 i ...o
The president presided and among tho'O ,I,,,o Nero
Cbsnncey NJ. Depew, the Kew p' ,,is VI
smith. the Rev. Dr. David H. "ice,, :, pvIad
stimson Miss NJ. 7. Cockcroft MIS' v" 1ies Mary
Mrs Fletcher H. Bargs, Miss IT, b' I'' =, yortin Mrs
Reach. Miss l. f. Folsom Mrs W. II. H. ~ w Todd
~ IT uumnbrev Miss :. b. Hills, MIS- H. '"
Nc II Rntterworth Miss Doheny anu u'99 .~.,a,
M.rara+han In spite OF the fact thd' "0 w
was unfayorable to gauzy suh"or ST. e,rtoa stra,r
IT. ,onos in the auditorium were crusmou o''""
berry and pale pink and blue' anu '
mmmer gowns universally WVI. .ho rresdont dis
At,.r q sbort programme of music u'0 N.,
,,h.oS aoo diplomas among as in'"S
"' - 80 rsefnl arts Of booRheepihs' s'"nos
.,nowritinc. retouchins photo-heS"'Nee' 'i's
rsphy, "ftine "f and hand sewing, cutting ana
e,.inc and applied design At 'i'o ''o - -, Wv
.ht,.r Mrs Beebe gave the sI"uu"'' sum"
s.,.. ,or their future conduct III inc p"''o vi Hi0
adVice iO' '" n. creer said that he once wrote an
..r nm the world and its conten'S' ou' ~ was
ambitious undertaking than that expected OF
nv .r be was requested to speak upon the re
i.manfs Of stenographers, typewrters' nursery gov
.sxss and dressmakers. He had never hiied any
Of these places ~. ~ .n. haa
Chauncey NJ Depew said that after all that han
ham said he had only target rddleo "I'h o"iioO
-. 20 FIRE at Qaughter) IL see,' continued Mr.
T.,sv athat this is a commencement. but 1t Is uhhhe
u other commencements at which have been present
Th. xopne ladies of a fashionable seminary graduate
,n came ont in the winter frt at seaside resorts all
summer and they finished when they nave d'-
tanned the object of their existence-nsrriase' lhe
ronng ladies Of the colleges have mission IN me-
and either for China and the heatheh or enter
unon professional career but you young ladies' are
{nfp f,a army
worker and captain l welcome you. There Is d
good deal said about the dignity of labor prefer
10 think Of the pleasure of work. The best ana osV
lasting pleasure to be found in life Is IN Idpoi-d
labor In which is interested and can fuy employ
ones faculties. person who loves work Tor It's
own sake gets lot. Of fun. person VINO docs hoU
set lots Of fun ought not to live. The world was
not created for smileless humanity. II was intended
for hilarious human beings work all day, but every
fifteen minutes have Jolly good time with somebody
Or at some one. Uaughter) There Is no ceun~? '?
should know how to work because reveEses of fortune
aS more frequent and sudden III America lai IN az?
ives no opportunity for women 10 work. In consequence
OF o silly sentimentasm which IS slowly dying, but
is destined to become thing of the past. 49,
1.-The women must cooperate and form labor
examinations for their protection their brothers
have done. and then brothers aud sisters can be
affiliated In labor organizations and sustain one another
There Is nothing so paIadoxical. except woman hcr
self as the things that are said about her. am
asked 10 subscribe for the relief of the poor seam
stresses who cannot earn enough 70 live. and when
get home my wife presents me with drcS> >nahtr ;
bin which inspires other feelings than pity (Laughteri
Women are always martyrs. They can suffer better
than and some women like to suffer. but II i
very hard for stenogTapher tJ sit for hours taking
down letters or speeches and never say a word II
is against nature TO close woman'S mouth in this
way Uaughterl. The typewriter promotes morality
because it prevents profanity. There Is nothing 50
provocative of profanity as the handwriting OF one
Correspondents and the typewriter obviates all that
Besides In the sound of the typewriter the human
heart is heard 10 tlrob, and II promotes matrlnoAy