Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
ARMY OF COLLEGE GIsLS
they Euribtr $4,000 and Are Ia
cressing Every Year.
aAaD TINES AFFECT THEN NOT.
Meet ef rh.1 cems rrer the ssan
Tonn. AVID Many Are ra-ms.s'
osazhser, VIII Ambitions

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BcsroN. sert II.
Nithin period Of lhlr,y asys the
woineu's c,lsges, that are de.iec all oscr
me Unl,sd s,atci. wni have rsotsn-l
This year thefu VIII be more presls lasn
ever u Wiz te tho ssms as /, hsn hem
every year riace women's c1ilss,s e.i tho
higher oiueaii1n Of wonsn generally have
oeeoine 30 pro'ainen. fha as4aly rush of
yeeas SenieE 10 study sscma irteksuhls.
NesainS etu9a T. Hard tlmes have 10
eheet upon q, Frofa tho West. watch has
eecn Ter year aAA a hall elsnust pgo1-
isatsd financially Will Gene 10 even tle
nest eSpeEaiyo o. Eastern co.lcses inass
pupils than ever op.ore Aic4, Of those
Who come core after hard struggle 10
Ky 'aa laeans Of lcayu hcsr9 tina, navo
yea p,nehvd 10 nany ways 10 laraiah
!, eos's nere or lees Tor rirl 10 80 TO
economical. Shc can 70 d yersu IN 500
yeNe; that ". II ths viii Be moderately
oafctul. u, however. she IL carclres. 81
even uhly estfayGgAat sho caa spend.
Mtn9nt eialhrg With the college authors
yes. Woo or {s.l0o. III Natar The t,lrla
t'o In lrtat dornltosies Bach siarrs a
| room, sometimes Vita ono, rc.avtlrVl Win
! Two eampgalcEa Most % the reons lave
oltlnf toeifM adiolanE, The g!e.a rqres-
nas iethltnro 70 provided ~ tho col.tge.
| but t17t "a oiily tho lkeietsa upon which
Individual ,aeto hangs all thu psti,y things
watch nia.,o thVsc fcolng - attractive
4 rhe raloh arc pretty STREET AZ Vaiaar 4
kisi came, even 80 downtuan with her
oNn brother, hsr Own raelp or hcr own
male cousn Without tho st;dnaAncc 81 a
seaolce. Sho may innct him dawntowa, 81.
rnueo that % outside 81 thu iufiAdltti5n
OF the college she may bring him into tho
COLLEGE Erennds CT into. the college par.
IaNH - a
WY and dnly accredited 10 the teacher in
charFe.
rlicre Is somewhat, more freedom al
| Wellesley. There tho gifls live IN cai-
lection q dormitory buildings. and on nc.
| count OF the sInRllneha II tho town. which
TAKES rs name aud life nom the college.
perhaps. ar permitted moro freedom than
at NasAar They do about AZ they pial,er
and are gcnerally made w Of the Weather
class Of girlH. Wellesley has always been
aristoeratlc, and IN many ways original
and unique. The famous Float Day" n
| tho lake, Whom eight OF ton beautiful
hargca manned, 70 use misnomor by a
| crew OF dainty glrl stuionis, row a pretty
race for tho college prize q beautiful silk
| Has Here clever girl may be able to set
! alung on $500 ytar.
Hmlih COLLEGE IA The only real women'i
] college IN this country, II Ia real M the
polnt u absolute freedom " its students,
l There 'ha Hirln dn exactly 90 they like
They live III boarding houses In the town
| Vt Northampton or IN hotels or IN halls"
attached 10 the college They come and 40
exactly 40 any student OF Yale or Harvard.
They llve their junior and scnior promo
nAdes w the gymnasium of the college.
appoint thuii own cnuimittera. manage the
aiiairs and invite iholr quests. With tho In
leNenllon " no more men than are nooes-
naiy TO furnth the innau and serve tho sup.
ngs a. the c)st Of ilylng ct Smith 10 en-.
tirulY separate from that o. tuition. Il ia
clear that turp nurc than anywhere elias
nefaqnai sooaomy VIII count
hryn MaWr No famous COLLEGE situated
a. tho beautiful suburb OF the sann rauie
not taF fsom PHILADELPHIA Ia. more Of tas
home feature about u ,han any OF ib epialA
In scholarly fAiil, IN fact ~ IL morn He
flpit huarhrg n'hoel than like a coleas.
II " most Rfiftorrailc and esprnglYe ana a
Rirl could hardly 10 through there on leaa
than $500 year.
Mount llelyoke. situated w lho town Of
South iiaiilNi IN this State. II perhaps the
oldest o. tho Npipenf believes 40 such /,
IL operated on a mitch siiun.nf and lrsi OK
penaiye plan than tho four mentioned above.
hut llkewira falls behind thcm IN snhoifsly
rank From $500 90 $500 a yrAf sheull be
amply surcitnt to carry q glrl ihgaugl
There nfn ib7 c0llpgrt IN the country OK
clurlyely Tor women, and thny have 20 900
students, There colleges are divided into
two classes. First. those that are 0rrGu-
izod on tho usual rlan Of the nrta college,
hnd second, those that gNo a complete
course Of instruction, beginning with the
very elementary branches, There are M.
iron Of the former aud l69 ~ tho latter,
The fifteen are Az wen known, some OF
them fanloub They are V1ssar. at POUCH,
kocpflp; narnerd, rutgers Female College.
at New York City, Wells College.
at Aurora Einlra college, IDghnm Uni.
vcrslty NJ IL Roy, ~ VI Mills COLLEGE, In
California. womene College, Of baltimore;
Cleveland College for Women. IN Ohio;
Dryn MaWr pniycrFlty, Ia Pennsylvania;
Smith College, al Northampton, Mass
Wellesley, Massachusetts; Massachusetts,
Society for Collegiate Instruction OF wom-
ca and Mount Halyoke Seminary ard cal-
lesc, IN Mnas1chufetts, and Evelyn College
IN New Jersey, The lotal number Of
students IN the Institutions named "a about
5000 GENERALLY speaking the students o.
our female colleges are repidenlA OF small
towns and often tho daughters u farinera
The city girls form Dpt a small proportion
ns tho pfifato academiss are Rentrally pre-
ferred BY those hred IN cities. TIN Alneri-
can college woman n the dauahieg nf iha
farm, perhaps the v.!.-.s. stpreketpcr'n ouly
gifi. aud sometimes tho pride and 10y u
some labcrins mans houfoholi They ars
women with purpose. Women who nnd
more interest IN niulylng Calculus than IN
studying the faehion plate. That Il, VIXEN
thcy 10 10 college thcY learn 10 look q tho
fashions while there Their college edu.
cation completed. hey arr The women who
enter the professional schools and take
tho .'tikcH and honorn from the men
Almost 100000 IL yearly given 10 nalo
college utndontu Ia prlxtt, achplar1hipr. etc.
a little over $780, 900 Ia the amount given to
female students. Allowing even Tor the
difference In nunbera. tho proportion is
hardly fair.
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