The evening world., 1892-02-15
AWARDED TO "DoT."
She Wins the How to Manage a
Husband" Contest Prize.
President lozier, Of Sorosis, as
Judge, Renders the Decision.
Com p an ionship Held to BE the ChieJ
Requisite.
The Winning Letter.

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Inc winning he'ter.
II 10 mo Ed"or
,hero no ne'u VI -, .,
fu, ~ ,ho .o,,a wo,,,d Mo-, no,bir, Mane,.
fpsct, b,pniness in hls nome life. and the loving
wife knows well how to supply that luxury not by
srtifce but by honest. open and womany methods
She need not tell him OF her petty trials. because
will discover them oi ms own accord ana snare
them ~'hhsy' NO save !" nm 'nou'u % sne .t-
sha "ae man Woua no. aU~ ha .ds.m
,rsrt scoth,nr him in sorrow and giving him the
warmth and kin drsd loving fellowship for hof he
sousht her.
When disputes arise she should, II convinced Of
right. maintain her point, for when the argument
mas passed the husoano Will respect her oil 'ho
more. .,,.,
.,rar.n y. ..ho,. .nd ',tie.o 10 ,n.;~,.,,, ,bs
r,,t,;,s. bona shame ,o the wife compellcd to
feed, wear bangs frilis and paint to hold him
There should be perfect frankness and honesty,
and tho wife to manage" her husband must irtt
ioTe MIN. DOT
Sorosis having started the query. "How
Shall Husband Be Managed?' 1t seemed the
most natural thing in the world TO ask that
She decide THE EVENING WORLD contest and
award the gold prize TO the woman Offering
the best solution, according to the conditions
governing the discussion.
on investigation 1t was found that the next
meeting does not occur till April, and as sus-
pense is as bad as the Russian grip, the Hus-
band Editor directed that the President OF
the club be invited as special favor to the
thousands OF women who have discussed the
question In these columns to review the
mass Of letters already published, pass judg-
ment and name the winner Of the double
eagle.
Mrs. Higley, Secretary Of sorosis, did not
come down to the drawing-room when
called-busy evidently on some brain-racEing
thenle--for as she hunted round her desk for
the Presidents address / could hear the
papers rattling with ideas. But ! excused
her, hurried UP to West Seventy eighth
street, asked for Mrs. Jennie NJ. Lozier ard
was ushered into the breakfast parlor, cold,
pale and trembling with fear.
NO one heard me enter, and there re-
manned for some time, a spy in the camp OF
domestic happiness. The head Of the family
had lust laid aside the paper and, with his
wife and daughter, was discussing the news
| OF the day.
"There is something profoundly tragic" he
was saying, "in the contrariety OF human
nature. Man and mind are as unlike as chalk
and cheese. A mothe writes book telling
tine world how to develop the physical and
spiritual life OF the child, and her own son is
"A polished villain before he is a man-as
hard-hearted, cold bloOded and cool heade q
knave as ever way scho0led, loved or trusted
by woman; he was fiend IN gentle form
and there is a powerful sermon in every year
OF his young but dtabolical liic."
The young lady and the young matron lis
ten and ,hink and talk about the falIacy OF
unconditional education and the frailty OF
human nature The wife and mother is lit
tie woman, strong, sympathetic, sweet and
very sincere. 7 here is nothing fippant about
her and not trace of the intellectual
II rovsr oco,r. 20 ,no TIM, ,,,, .,o,,,
rrta ,.,,a.o ,,.,,a' w. .o 'n"v s",n essus, ~
hute-No>ceu little woman Is me President OF
anything but the happiress OF the man and
GIRL Mt her eide and shen the maid comcs
49,. .. se. s'ue' anu "nen 'n' l'''u 'onieS
oach ahu says:
"That is Mrs. Lozier," am dumb with sur.
uCor,.,,, .no ,,
"Sertalnly.' sGe says, ~ VIII READ what
the women have TO say in the discussion fol
Tpr Eyrs,xo wov,n,s pr,,e It,s . srhtoc,
~ 80, 1913. "uH,p pfiAe. ~ 10 suoyec,
"hNh i 'mhk every reasoning man aho
oman is interested. In SOrosiS he question
as seriously and earnestly discussed. and 1,
Y rtoyoa az .,a,.t,s.n A., 10y a,,,-st. -,
"'eo the members 10 see the nippaht vie"
ne newspapers TOOK OF II.
4" My, what lot OF lettersl" She exclaimed
han ,na s,,ao,as .,.,,.,,, sn '~su.. fN,'a .,,.
heh .he seiected cohtfipu'lohs from the
bass OF publication was handed to her. Then
lanclnp nj her husband :, Here nv dear 4,
IN An xo, o,,o, ~ ho,, , uar, e..
|piniops on the management OF vour soxn
n,, -, -. -, -, -,
IL& ,h'! "'' "nu '"iN anu iaush hhe
XVUmfle, and sigh little over the ulWriLter