Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1893-03-30

ers, with courage, industry and perse-
verance. united to ability. She now
commands an extensive and increasing
practice that cannot fail to be gratifying
to herself and encouraging to women
emboldened to follow her example.
Olga Neymann is the daughter of
Nine. Clara Neymann, long distinguish
ed for her abilities as a writer and a lee
turer in the cause Of woman suffrage,
and was born in Milwaukee little more
than 25 years ago. Taken abroad by her
parents at an early age. she attended for
several years some of the best known
schools of Germany, but returning later
to this country she graduated from Cor
nell university and Immediately entered
upon a course Of study at the Pennsyl-
vania Dental college. from which she
emerged with high honors and the di-
plona that entities her to add D. d. S.
to the name plate on her door.
Dr.. Neymann is slender brunette,
with an oval shaped face, delicately
lined eyebrows and aristocratic features
of the slightly aquiline type. Her man
conversation a brilliant and we'll bal
anced mind. She is member of the
First District Dental association of New
York, the Woman's Dental association
of Philadelphia, the Nineteenth Century
and Goethe societies Of New York, and
is rarely missed from the social gather
ings Of any Of the intellectual clubs.
re r,,as acIxe, 1,o,. rxy1,x, L< ua1aokol 4t,n
profession Of dentistry, she answers that
she considers it an excellent field for in
telligent and industrious women who
are compelled to earn an independence
and one of the higher callings that ena-
bles woman to pursue a vocation and
superintend home under the same roof
"a union that to one who possesses her
fondness for domestic life presents ir-
resistible attractions. She maintains
that among the few women who pursue
dentistry, as compared with the number
who are enrolled in tho profession Of
medicine. there are none who have not
achieved notable success, for they either
abandon an intention to practice ut once
after graduation or follow their chosen
vocation with a concentration of purpose
that is ultimately rewarded by distinc-
Con and financial success. The ranks Of
women dentists are annually increased,
and it will not be many years before the
field SO lately invaded by womankind
will be as well filed as the kindred one
Of medicine, to which the sex has con-
tributed so many brilliant examples dur
ing the last quarter Of q century.
ADA CRISP MARSH.
When Choosing Wire.
If were asked by d young man or a
young woman how to be guided in the
choice Of life mate, should, in the ex-
ercise of a Judgment based on wide and
studious observation, say: Choose that
person who. after a reasonable period Of
association, proves to be most compan-
ionable. This broad law comprehends
nearly all others that can be suggested.
1t were infinitely better to be single
through life than marry one who would
not answer to this condition. Speaking
somewhat narrowly and selfshly, con-
tentment is the most that can be got out
of life. and when contented couple is
found it win also be discovered that they
exhibit manifestly opposite characteris-
tics of temperament, habit. taste and
physique
1t is upon this fixed foundation that
happy affinities are formed. It is an I'M
portant doctrine in medical jurispru.
dence that 'liko cures like"-which is
only another way for saying that like
kills like-and it is equally true in the
social realm that companionship is moi
felt between young men and young
women who are closely similar in gen
eral appearances or disposition. On tho
contrary, it arises and leads to happy
unions between persons who are Otter
widely dissimilar. y. L. Payne in La
dies Home Journal.