The evening world., 1895-09-10

After all. marriage proves to be the principal
occupation Of women. This Is the conclusion de-
duced from . recsst examination sf satisaicA
The larger number OF women are not enerfSS
the pursuits In which they compete with msa.
ne insrsass Of women into the trades Is not ~
grea. a. that OF men and boys. And V due prin-
cipaiiy to the Increase Of the population. In the
tesgrspA service the increase is only half that
Of men. The increase Of men as clerks Is three
times that sf women.
essarAsA 10 the MSAt II . proisssioa- Instead OF
rounding up bar career. tAs woman Who marriss
has snly hssua ~ some women have genius
for marriage: there ais bera wives and mothers,
as there are born poets aad inventors. For the
most part the successful married. woaAn achieves
her position By the clever Of her faculties, By
her industry, BY her vistlasce. By her horss
senss. as do ths succsssful lawyer. doctor aoa
merchant. Marriage is no sinecurs; no shelf for
the lazy. the incapsble. the ass loving.
The married woman's business hours correspenA
somewhat to those Of = morning newspaper mas-
She has tho heart OF the day to herself About
5 o'ciock she bsGins 70 take down the khuttsSs
and open shop. she may have had the neuralgia
all day, 4 skirmsh with the cook. and spanked
| the children all around. But now. with her din-
ner frock. aAs puts an air Of intelligent iatsr
est. OF ready sympathy. OF cheerful acquiescsaes.
She rsfrains when she should refrain from speak
lag: she speahs uhea the occasion 10 ripe. Her
finger 10 always her clients pulse. but this It
10 important he shall never feel nor see. rAs
procession Of oIlsnts at the DOCTORS and lawyers
| door gives variety and respite. The marfisA
woman has but one customer. ye: she must never
show weakness nor that she would ~ glad se .
| change.
Antsinstis atiriiaS. uhs vas the ecAtrslto Of
| Mr.. Beechsr's church in the days that now seem
very far away. has had an exceptional cArssr
| In England and to-day occupies q place shsred
only by Albani. curiously enough. also Aneri.
: can. Customs courtesy TO kisss: customs aiss
courtesy to Antoine,te stirling. Custea rssuirss
| singers to hare their eek whom thar sppssr
| before the ouess. Miss stirliAs replied that hss
principles forbade. AMI the Queen vsivsl CO.
| tom that ne might hear Caller Hsrria" ssd
The Three Fishers" When Charles Kiagslsy
lay - his dsath bed he sent for Miss Stirling.
who sang 70 him the Three rshess," bis own
| song. Whenever there 10 a great artistic a. pub
| lilo functisn the presence II notsd and the Co.'S
| tune described OF Nine Anto nsus stirsiHG q
she In called. At recent public funotisa there
were three bosassts OF hoaor; tvo we're Tor ths
| royal priaesssss. the third was for Antolnette
Stirling. II Is worthy of remark that Mis-,
stirlins has Won her position not more By hss
voice than her character. In private life d,
10 ArA Moktnlsy and = widow.
TIE Dunssness. Mra Lucy Carnsgts's yacht
is conspicuous among the vessels Of the feet II
the hsrbov. Mra CarusHs and Mra Nswberry
| Z rich Detroit widow. are the only TIVE womeI
| In this country who are the owners OF yachts
Another women owns . Yacht. but she has ex
pstraAtsd herself. aad all on account OF take
and servants. She 10 = rich widow with thre
daughters. and claims to have solved the praa
lam OF living by living aboard yacht, She /
aiWays Just fron Jstusaisn ~ loppa. or Loado,
or New York, Creased In serge and brown o.
bssTy. The frss cir OF hsavsa 10 hers and u
chooses her society wherever she Wills. Tn
girls are becoming connOisssurs - mes a ali
fsrsut elimes, and will choose their husband
At their isisSrs. Malta she speaks flvorabi
a. II II an English naval station. but thsr
are many nice Americans there. This vs ais
learn In The Heavenly Twins"
There 10 . good deal II the glitter OF New
ports waning ssason that hss been pathetic
A. mother who had spent her youth at Nsupol
during the season anxious to take there hs
: own pretty daughter that she might share |
the pleasures that the mother rsmsmhsred
we'll. She belonged to a promlnsnt family. b,
one Impoverished. For a number Of yssrs ths
0 haA lived quietly, but now eomturtahls In eli
cumstances she got her girl some prstty frock
and took board In = boarding house. Day arr
day she sat In the piassa Of the casino. bat u
frisnds Of her youth we're no more. Thar ws
lunches. dinners. plcnca yachting parties b.
tor all these she might a. veil have been
home When they we're 3rsssntsd U any oil
her name 20 honored At home wss at Newpo
but an idle SQUAD. At the dances the sirl %
etAsr girls no prsttisr. 10 batter arssssd. silva
| oa the Aoor, Thus the Summer passed. . bite
costly. truitless experience