The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-01-21
',,pNAIDs IN LONDON
VERY RESPECTABLE TABLE, GIRLS
pM voc THIS VOCATION

Them. Beautiful Irish Lass. Tex -.
or d ' w,y Many of Them DO so-ine,
,slD' WY Tor Good Matrimonial
" ,..-ritle. wanted Usually
a.. title "Feminine Types In
lode, ' me-. ' Francis Sheppard gives
SCuvelle Revue al '''''
\. london don barmaids. ,.,s . he saws,
They ,hs al Sourgeoise as we'll as among
'snOns WI c1asses. Some of the most IN
be cSsi , v, can be found in the bars
rH' 's1s houses of the west end, close
o Pa y. fashionable theaters. Among
The i" "arv many perfectly respecta.
y '1' Girls, who have chosen a ,ne o q living
ssls' nl'i in order to make a i Nv ing
baInS, "oiaIlv if they are pretty, to get
3D. s. ~p't 10 catch rich husband
chan css II house, situated at the angle
PUNE ,he principal thoroughfares' Is
~ S1' slded palace and mine OF gold gold
! .,s,eises strange fascination upon
'' CIV, country pumpkins who have
o. Dc s enough to pay for drink, but a the
w. coming out Of a theater' the coun
a'as s. .S the fashionable snob ana
" Y, t,ecuenter of the music halls are al
usn. ~ ha found there. 1t is among
s way that the barmaids hunt for a hus-
S ,.as If + there is one class of London
' OAHU ;, more stupid than another, it is
s.' cns which includes the frequenters
y w ST Dublic houses. With pipe in his
Nun and a glass of beer or whisky IN
s 4o.t n him the young Englishman,
...'ad in fashionable style, with a
. .l',,tI and elegant figure and regular
, ss,n,s. remains standing for more than
s !" hmm having pretty little compliments
~%s or several Of these ladies.
aTbe barmaid judges her customers
!, ,bs cut Of their clothes. If you want
n attract her attention, you must pre-
.nt yourself with a silk hat and a
handsome cane in your hand and suit
rt in the latest fashion. The high hat
hds rigueur Without that there Is no
pmble chance of success.
III was not without difficulty that i
managed to get an interview with one
d these young ladies, whose intelligence
VAS equal to her beauty. At first l was
SOuished at finding so much intelli-
renee in an English girl, but l learned
that she was Irish. and that explained
tbe mystery. Her father was dead and
her mother was left without resources.
So she was determined TO come to Lon
don and look for husband by posing
behind bar in Piccadilly.
"qwas hardly more than three days
here she said with an amiable and
,Oguish air, when | understood why II
was that so many pretty English girls
don't get husbands. When they are
beautiful, they are generally stupid
When they are intelligent, they are cold
masculine and ugly, Englishmen trave
sgeat deal and meet in their rambling
through the world very many sprightl,
women, and they do not care for prett,
girls who don't know how to. chat will
them.
But in this mixture that comes her
% drink and chat, l said, how do 20,
distinguish the men of the world from
he others?
- recognize them by three things,
iAe said boldly, by their figure, b.
lAer clothes and by their complexion
fG the most part they are tall and thin
dressed in the latest fashion and have
emplexlon more or less bronzed. Thi
Ast trait is the surest sign Seeing tina
looked astonished, she added: Moth
ag can be more simple. An Englis
eentleman, if he has a fortune, passe
lieeiOurths of his time hunting an
u other open air exercise. The char
saO remain always in London have
paer and more delicate complexion
slu' moreover. the expression of the.
lneS IS quite different from that Of til
others.
Noticlng with what attention / w,
nhning to her, she continued: I'll
sn'lemen that refer to have nothir
''Sal' about them except their clothe
y 'neir conversation lacks novelt,
aOw can man who understands not
y uo' hunting and cricket interest q
I'el'sent woman? The conversatic
ua' goes on here in the name of W
a. aAes me tired, but these gentlemen a
" easieSt OF all to deceive. They a
'sa' Olg children in everything exec
port and politics..
But you are always engaged. >
a"i,, ana !. 1t is difficult to get an oppc
|saaV v 10 chat with you. You must 6
Fhge? '"eiS Vi i''
ma , nave been only one month hel
rs,. nave already had three. T,
icb., from very rich sportsmen, b
M N.Y., a,, alone won't do for me. What
itls "' vi she added, laughing, is
"a, ~. ~. know, | must have a title.
A, nv n', .lls moment the play in one
h, D e,g, theaters was over, a
rovd SS ~ house was invaded by
eaut MT ~ men, more or less stylish. T
Ebat a,u IRISH girl kept herself SON
bm h." 'Soi and only served custom,
"W" au '1e appearance of gentlemen
Itte, we,l, left London. A few mon,
500 oa on returning there, I wan,
paiS V S' more my beautiful Irish b
! 10, 81, Sne was gone. Another lady "
pnce, and she fold mo tL.t Ar