The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
GIRLS THAT MEN LIKE.
Two Young Women Discuss the Sub.
iect i'll All Its Varying Phases.

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Chicago Tribune.
'Wha kind of Il girl does a man really
like ?" asked the girl with the one curl on
her forehead.
"Ihe kind of a one he hasn't married"
said the girl with the magenta gown.
But really it does seem impossible to
tell" persisted the other one. Now. there's
Tonne il always telling me that lie
hates cowardice and likes girl To be a
jolly fellow. Well, the other day-0h. its
just awful
"What happened? Do tell me-"
well, a mouse got out of the trap and
rushed into tile parlor. ! just shut my
teeth and wouldn't scream. though | knew
I'd die if it touched me. Tom was there,
you know"
Yes. yes; 90 on"
well, Eiiie jumped UP and screamed
and Tom took no notice of my bravery a
ali he just put his arms around her and
told her not 10 be afraid, 1t shouldn't hurt
her-and il did seem that he kept his arm
there longer than was necessary"
How perfectly horrid," said the girl
with the magenta gown.
Yes; wasn't il? The next time | shall
scream as loud as any body"
Il would. Men are so queer. Now, there
is my brother Ned When my new gown
came home he said it was perfectly
hldeous, such an awful color. The next
day he went to see Nell and came home
telling me l ought TO have dress like hers,
such pretty, soft shade"
"WeH?"
Nothing; her dress was off the same
piece of goods, that was all.
"What did Ned saw"
"Oh, lie said Nell looked nicer in it-or
something.
"HumphI Well, wish somebody would
tell me what they really do like. l thought
you'd Know. you get along 50 we'll with
all the men. How do you manage il, any
how?"
"Why, the first chance get to talk to
stranger | just ask him if he was ever in
danger of losing his lie"
But DONE see."
at always succeeds The shyest man
will unbend and tell you of how he was
almost drowned. or thrown from his
horse, CT caught in burning hotel. You've
only TO shudder and say Oh! or 'Don'tv
once or twice and the thing is DONE"
How awfully cute! Nuw, | generally
ask them if they don't think it horrid for
woman TO want TO vote, or If they really
and truly understand The banking system.
And there's Minnie"
Nv hat does she do"
''She just says: oh, Mr.. Dolley, don't
laugh at my ignorance, and do tell me
what they mean when they talk about
jackpot"
"a girl would need just Minrfe's blue
eyes TO ask that question, though" said
the girl with ne magenta gown, thought
fully. Speaking Of eyes, Helen is almost
belle just because OF that trick she has
of keeping those big eyes on the floor and
raising them suddenly when man is
through talking"
Il know; she told me she got into the
habit Of doing it last winter. when young
Penandink read all his poems to her. He
proposed T. her the day he read her his
sonnet to Helen of Troy"
did he? That's why the poems he's
been reading me lately are ali about the
faith lessncss OF woman"
Il suppose So" said the girl with the
one curl on her forehead, but, really. |
want to know the kind Of a girl man
| likes best"
The girl who makes up her mind that
he shall, goosie. Now, Grace's engage
| ment has just been announced and | sup
| pose George thinks he selected her. Why,
only a year ago he was raving against
matrm0ny."
what made him change his mind ?''
eagerly asked the girl with the single curl
| on her forehead.
Grace. She has just discovered that
| some Of their ancestors were related. so
she called him cousin, and when he
called she would sit darning a sock-she
kept one in ner work-basket on purpose
or let him go into the kitchen while she
made pudding-said cousin was just
like big brother any way"
"Ohw
Yes; You see George was boarding at
the time. Wen, here comes Mr.. Small I'D
the steps. l must GO"
That awful bore! What shall GnpV
ASK him if he was ever in danger of
losing his life GoOd-bv dearn