New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

The conclusion Of those Chicago ciubwomen that
THE social functions called parties are less fire.
quently the first meeting place of the future hus-
band and wife than formerly is a less important
discovery than il sounds In the first place every
one knew II before. AS women have taken up
athletics and have gone in for occupations ana
professions OF sort or another. whole ne"
line Of interests has arisen which are common 10
men and women. and furnish far more prohnc
meeting place of the future husband ana Wlle
than parties Not that parties are on the decline
but girls and have many other strings 10
their bows in the way of social diversions that
parties count for less than they used to do But
some Of the assigned for the fan In party
ma atrinonial stocks by those Chicago clubwoInen
funny. The matrimonial market mas de-
generated because the who go to parties
leave their serious thoughts behind them and those
who do not go feel SO mighty independent was
the declaration of The old time hushlhg
party and the good time dance OF generation ago
were the busiest matrimonial marts known said
a second. When girls 90 to parties they display
only the frivolous side of their natures and they
Young men feel the frivolity and artihciality,
and are discouraged and disenchanted." OF course.
girls frivolous at parties but SO are the men
one does not dress up in lovely rocks for tne
Of discussing womans rights and the
OF the soul with ones partner II is dounful II
girls are any more aTuheiaI IN oarQo lal aI g.s
different Many nice. sweet girl who Is cnarIn- cn
fcators at dance. where girls inferior to her in
every quality except ballroom attracuveness are
bellies Perhaps this is what the Chicago women
mean mean when they speak Of her artifciaIity and
frivolity- The prospect Of being "al1o"er Is
enough TO make any girl artificial
What is sauce for the goose is for the gan
der At ali events. they do not mean over IN
BrookIvn that the poor little rich child shall be
forced TO play in his back yard or promenade
the streets his while the gamin OF poth
sexes has public playground of splendid dlr1eh-
sions fitted up for him and equipped with SAND
gardens swings 'teeters." parallel bars. etc.
beautiful old garden inclosed by brick walls with
truly grass and trees in II and TOW ana a tne 1ende
as Of spring and early summer babies.rlch
habes-will chucke and gurgie: the oloer cnGaen @
viii shoo off all intruders For 10 belong to the
ya naid 80 as an Initiation for the fam-
" and after that s. for each baby or child en-
ground IoT yeA mack vard ii has been called It
..rs ,.er,- woman would give two hours day 10
serious mental exercises she would be heaithler
and happier creature The clever Frenchwoman
.to eaid that only repeated what every up-to-date
woman knows from her own experience Narrow
ness is the besetting sin Of women Inc oo'nes'i
woman ene-ossed in the round Of meals ironing
dos and servant complexities. gets out OF touch
- r. wider interests Of life and then bewails
ber lo- when she finds herself treated IKE odch
number by husband and children. often the same same
,,,ertia and apathy seem TO strike the nooy- no"
-,.r, women ore has seen grow Old and dun1PEa
- +beir 1iroe in a placid round of dull do
rnesticities. They know nothing OF ne ae1 +t,d
ment and exharaton OF h'Ie 1+brnsanvthng
-, I;l.a r,~oyided Il something tough Iprop-
lens 10 f De rom some Venetian monastery that
he had been twisting MS MIND aTgulI bId dn They
should twist their minds around some SCI d tbe,,
tai exercise Tor Ht1e se "Ie fo- # not wealthy
The Poston Transcript" raises protesting
; as-ainst the custom of giving little live chick
2 q
80 ~ a sacred symbol since the egg from Whicn
the chicken came typied in the simplest "sS
+bc resurrection and the eternal renewal o. Hie M
T1.a,s br some IT might be called an evolution
:, IDEAS TO count the chicken as an approx
I-..o- symbol but 10 thoughtful ones II lacks
g., -s popular uses all significance OF So acfeoLle
Especially when they daa see rhronsh too demon
s.-nt;,,e affection the part OF the one Noo a-ca
GeifeS them tRe 8 poor little chick doesn't know
Dbether il is affection or cruelty thad IS heen
its end-t lust has tine 70 WISH i '-@0
born and then departs
r. ~-eed of some knows no bouius
vyben women finally admitted thret :.
-. ID. IN the BeaUx Arts School in Farls !.
us or the distinct understs nding that th+s
lot co-nnete with the men for the "tai." - 20
- -,,cb is awarded by the French Govern
-, for music sculpture. painting ana arel ~
. ~. could go 10 the school on SUM rant
-, ,bev were not TO pick out any ol the pa pa
.,i.b rad been put there expressly ioi ~ h
~ ,be men Then Mile Ronoeias 80. -. -ba
-. ,n the first of the three secl"t t6 - let her
ren5 Prtx examination that thfS 1a9 n sculptor
tnr the second and now Nile nI viii shortly
nas p On the final test And so II 80 1.ehark and
verbal besgar mas a per- ~ II not with the prizes AZ
80, toward them. The men aIc9frs1f ~. mafdcns
! ieasl ,.s,. the recaiSili az.
: are sh9uei , lem To the rules Of the Salhe-
TO GrARD THE bones or
! Io WORKERS.
T,-o societies soon 70 80. Ro,~.r, ="
-, rx,,.b cemetery in the ,,~-,ou
preserve IL aN" An nxhn-