The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-19
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An observer who has kept count both through the newspapers and by private statistics says that the trained nurse stands first on the list of women who make good marriages through their business associations; that the private secretary comes next with the profess sional housekeeper little in her wake; that governesses and schools teachers appear to have very slim chance, and that the saleswon1en and women en- gagged in commercial callings brings up the end of the procession.
 Its the uniform" says one. White is so becoming and gives young wo- man suct : look os spotless innocence. Besides, the cap is fetching and won- derful help to a girl who has not pretty hair or who has not the knack for ar- ranging it prettily."
 Its because she appears when the. victim is in a weak, helpless impress sionable condition. She helps him out of physical hole, and natural gratitude serves to rivet his interest,"" says an- other
 And a third holds that 1t is because the nurse looks so radiantly healthy and capable that she proves seductive to the man she is nursing, or in whose family she is nursing She, under stands the Jaws of hygiene, is superior to nerves and is able to keep tranquil at all times, when all others in the household are distraught and helpless picture to incite any mans admira- tion."
 But whatever the secret. the trained nurse continues her conquests. The ap- partently confirmed bachelor or the widower whom his relatives believed sure to leave all his property to them will succumb to the magic of the trained nurse before the interested have time to object.
 And the nurse usually falls into good hands when she marries. It is as though fate would make amends for the drudgery- filled days of her proba- tion at the hospital. or recompense for the weary protracted vigils and for bidding duties that were hers before she got up to the $30-aweek and-never- stay-up-at-night stage. The annals of a certain training school read like this Miss L., fine-looking girl from Can ada; one of the best nurses we ever had; married last month to a wealthy lnanu- | facturer up in Connecticut. He was a widower of no standing, and she went there to nurse his nephew, who lived with him.
 Miss F, rosy-checked, fair-haired girl from Iowa. She leaves us next week for, Pittsburg. The bridegroom is young fellow she met while nursing his mothe" at Lakewood in the winter. He was summoned to the sick room fearing the worst and took to the pretty nurse at once. He is slightly younger | than she, but adores her, and the moth CT is ready to give her blessing.
 Miss K, good-looking brunette-en- gagged to a rich business man in a Southern city. He was brought to the ! hospital in g serious condition and she was one of his nurses through a long period of illness and convalescence They will be married as soon as the house which he is having built after his own plans is finished.
 Miss w, pump little nurse, who had a maternal, winning manner ever when she first came to the school. ha: scored the best match Of all. She has
 married a Boston WidoWer Withou children, who has already settled muet property on her besides giving her un bounded facilities for helping her OWL
 family. who are living in Virginia ant are poor. "-New York Sun.