New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

Chicago has 4 young wsEaan who dofLs her a. a.
dresses to assume the plain carp oL = -
mechanic and who IS an iron hinu-act~ -.
,aror-or,an Of her own shop. This enterprlSIIlS
,,,,,rg woman is named Jones-Miss L r I"i1e7
I,~t ber father died two years age, some one heo
IN go on with the business SO MISS Jone'- - -
was then Just twenty-six years o'u' b,
her mother to place the management Oh lAe --'S
=, an administrators hands and came h1ase 10
.ao-t,oI .cbaoI where for years she WORKED
over the forge and the drafting table 80" S'-7
is a skilled mechanic Associated wiz A ~
business manager is another "oHAh' -
Hilgar While the former proprietor OF 'i17 p
confined himself almost exclusively 10 repairs oii
,,ssals touchins at South Chicago the new man
agement has built up a large cenhecCoh VIII "
score of big shipbuildinS smelling ana IRON
Miss Jones is said be pretty, Wen euuc1'eu'
good musician and aceoTnRIlsLleo llIls ssnn sgI
thstandng or because Of All thlS' heL S'GP
is a very beehive OF acuESSy' anu ''0
on the high road to wealth
,,-s Mary A. Idvermore. Boston's veteran lee
turer took issue the other day In lecture Oeiole
the Mothers and Fathers Club in that city win
president Roosevelt the subject OF large 1%lllli
Ia yvb,+ fs needed most, she asserted. IS chiId
cuIture' 1T would not be race suicide we
were to have homes into which only TWO Vi ui,.
children were born. Quality and character s1SHl-S
more than a horde" Mrs IAvermore look li7
stand that Americans need to give more a'US'1
rios, to the culture Of fathers and mothers thall
20 thar of the child. There are men and women men
who unfit to be the parents or ol,i IN 1a chill
dren away from their natural bsftSr!. saTg.!s.S'
they may have q chance 10 DO De''eL-
..F-o, six months it IS summer. and lie Is III
s,1pportable indoors says an Enshsh observe
IN an article on New-Orleans- 'On laInpHI OdI-
comics groups Of residents may be seen IN '"e
evenings working reading, playing or 'aIAlAs
s ~ the whole city but one taInIllar fanny
with nothing to hide Ladies and gentlemen ue
scend and hatless and wraPless enter 'ne s'leet re-
cars and visit back and forth II IS as Il 'N0
world we're turned inside cut and outdoors were
80, ores home and indoors a place not to De
,ant,red into except for some serious OBJECT ~
the first warm weather summer leaps upon u,
town The womens costumes blossom INTO nv mn
dra neries and fimy chiffon. ana 1He mo- -
clothing This sufaces for tnree ltl,li d. @
then the continued heat drives most s+t IeS -
away to the Gulf shore or 10 mountain 0
r,, ,aLav-aIk craze is increasing IN violence in
botb French and English society. and In Londoh
1.-sas have been formed for those wanting IN
.r,ction in the new step. 1t has also been sus-
f,asted that the cakewaIk might be made TO take
the nlace OF bridge, which would De srtdI o4eSS-
ing according to all reports In the caAeWa4A no
80 ,osas money or temper. but bridge. according TO
- ,ass a critic than G. w r. Russell. has carried
che eambn, spirit into the drawing rooms OF
country houses and destroyed the health giving
canes formerly indulgod In. such as golfns and
o,,oIing Week end visits to the country resolve
themselves into orgies of bridge, and whereas
neople once made an appearance or Observing S..
daV
STynbIe ca keWalk does ANYTHING 70 Counteract tiS
fatal fascination it will accomplish much good ahd
Ctn the gratitude Of all ect5e people in ing
Iish society.
The theory that the entrance Of women as an
earning factor In the business world Is going 10
make any more money available for the home Is
demolished by a writer IN a May magazine VINO
SAYS that the earning capacity OF men and women
working together will not be increased The ranks
OF the earners are already crowded by men II says
but the multitude OF workers has made for the
lowering OF wages not the RAISING Coatinuttas: @ t:
women do not now earn as ntch men- at tho