The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-15
THE LOUD GIRL SCORED
Bah OFFERS SOME SOUND ADVICE TO YOUNG
WOMEN-MASCULlNE NOTICE DOES NOT
ALWAYS IMPLY ADMIRATION.

as sho walks. She lacks repose, and at
every fourth or fifth step she turns
around TO see IL somebody is gazinS ~
her and TO induce the look that has not
already been given. Oftenest IL
pretty. You may admire her appear
ance; but, being a well bred man, you
are Mortified at her manners. When you
are first introduced to her and compn-
ment her on her beauty. you DO SO
with a boldness that Is a surprise TO
you. She offers at once TO send you her
photograph, n 1t comes with some
rather questionable quotation written
on the back. A. compliment? on, dear
mol 1t delights her soul to tell OF the
number OF photographs that she has
given and tina are posted In bachelor
apartments all over the country. With
out any thought she gives her picture
10 Tom, Dick or Harry, so that her face
is as common as that of the latest ad-
venturess or the most expert performer
on the trapeze.
Having become thoroughly hardened
and having lost Zach Of her pretty, wo-
manly attributes, the fast girl does not
hesitate to hint for whatever she may
desire. whether IL takes the form of
flowers or sweets. books or jewelry. She
Is very fond Of telling you about the
last new book she has read. 1t Is one
which is widely advertised and which
bears the title "Soiled Linen IL Is a
novel written on the so called sex ques-
ton which she Is greatly given to
| discussing. AS a suggestion IL snouid
he soaked in water made strong with
oxalic acid, so that when It Is put into
the sun it will fall to rags under thai
| warm influence. its own nastiness hav-
ing killed IL. A well bred girl told me
of a Girl she knew, the daughter of a
wealthy man. who had all she could
possibly wish for, but who deliberately
urged a young man who earned every
month about as much sS she spent on
trifies to get her a blue enai,'eied cnate-
laine watch. He got 1t for her. and his
thanks were that something which ev-
cry girl should reserve for the man she
means 10 marry-a kiss. And she told
far and wide of her cleverness In get
ting this watch and having to pay so
little for It'll She never dreamed of how
much IL did cost her. Once a kiss Is
easily won. the average man sees no
reason why he should not have as many
kisses as he desires or why. having a
kiss. ne may not include with 1t an at
! fectionate embrace.
Another girl told me Of something
which she saw and which made her
wonder. She went to a supper given IN
honor Of a young actor, a clever, bright
fellow. who was being made much OF
because he was I'm his old home. AT
supper he ate a %philopena with one OF
the prettiest girls in the place. Later.
when they were standing in the hall.
he threw a scarf across her shoulders,
deftly pulled her head back. quickly
kissed her. first upon the mouth and
then upon her beautiful bare shoulder,
She struck him with her fan. laughed
and said "Philopena!" 1t made a charm
ing picture. But would you Xix a cir
that you loved being made the leading
lady in a play of his sort! me ias'
girl has no h~esitancy In telling her mer
} friends when she yearns for some
sweets. and, as a bright girl said to me
{ .It is a q to our womanhood ant
a. CRYING shame that men can buy on
companionship with a couple Of dollars
worth of sugar"
= The fast girl has a foolish idea tha
: to be able to smoke a cigarette. TO u.s.
y the latest slang-in fact. to be free am
: easy in her manners-attracts men 4
. her. Possibly 1t does-a certain kind o
: men-but a gentleman, having one
? realized the sort OF girl she is. eve
: though he be the best OF men. credit
. bef with veritable wickedness and new
or with thoughtlessness, for men seldom
: discriminate as far az women are con
: cerned.
Her one idea is to have a good time
= A good time in her vocabulary Is usu
a ally a loud time, a vulgar time and
= time that, IL she ever does stop TO thini
she will find herself regretting. Moth
: ing pleases her better h to go int
a shop. grow very familiar with tn
salesman. tell OF her tastes. laugh owe
: her purchases and inform him that b
~ IS 40 pleasant tina she intends to hur
!, him up whenever she comes there.
IN There is something else that to 20
a and to me, interested In the averaf
RI American girl, is most offensive In II
% fast girl. That Is the way she cultivate
"a Inv self introduction actors. singers
lv men who I'm any way are In public III
The girl who stands aroun the stat
10 door to see the handsome actor appea
a. sends him bouquets, with long quot
ee tons attached to them. I'M throw
Al herself into Mysteries when the gre
an nianist or the well known tenor is sa'
no ing his "~soodby" for the season is
AZ girl who, II she nay have done nothii
worse. Is gradually drifting toward I
re typical fast girl.
TO- what Ia going TO be her future? DC
re anv mar want to marry her? Sor
at. brainless idiot may think her stu
zee ming" and ask her TO bear his ratf
Ter ordinary name. There Is little quest'
nd of love in this. She Is beginning TO
counted among the older girls and re
rps ICES tho necessity OF having Mrs.
yer her visiting cards. Then. as she Ia gu
ION satisfied that white satin Is becoming
m her. she cnters the holy state ~ MAJ
mony. what kind OF a wife will
make? She win not be bothered W
housekeeping. but lives. according
ne. her husbands income. either in a boa