The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21
KIND OF WOMEN
MEN Like BEST
THEY ARE QUIET AND PLUMP
AND TAcTFuL, SAYS A
PRETTY GIRL,
From the New YORK Sun.

al have bsen studying types" said
a pretty girl, trying to discover what
kind of woman a man likes.
81 haven't got very far in my re-
searches, for have only been able to,
study the women in the summer ho-
tells the home women and the women
who play cards. Ny curriculum win
not be complete until l have studied
the women of every land. Still, my
observations have given me something
upon which to base conclusions.
Thus far would say that men like
quiet women. They do not like chat
W girls. They prefer to do the chat
ting themselves,
Wherever YOU see a quiet little
puss in a corner, you may be sure
some man will find her out and talk
to her. She has a faculty for gather
ing men around her.
81 should say also that men like
plump woman. There are men who
prefer lean women, but it is only un-
der compulsion. There was a man at
summer resort who became engag-
ed to a lean girl.
'"Why did you do it?' ventured
bold friend.
Good Disposition Important,
81 fell in love with her in spite
of everything said the man. Then,
fastening to cover up his slip of the
tongue, he added: She has such a
splendid disposition
Men simply love a good disp6d-
ton. Say what you will about the
coquette and her fascinating ways, the
man of the world is won by a good
temper and some sweet smiles.
He doesn't like pettishness and he
won't stand for coquettishness. In
the long run he loves the girl who has
always smile for him.
MEN like girls who do not quarrel.
Men like bright, sweet, sentimental
girls. They like girls who can sit out
on the piazza railing and look at the
stars.
"They don't want girls who fall III
lnve with them or saw sweet nothings
They can do that for themselves. But
they do like girls Of sentiment; they
like girls who can appreciate a good
thing, and who like to be. talked to
and ravcd over.
The Modern Juliet.
"The girl who can sit and look at
the stars or who is equal to balcony
gazing is the Juliet of to-day. She
never lacks Romeo. Romeo can
still say goodnight until 1t is morning,
ind he can talk nothings by the hoar,
and forget that he has said them
6inute later.
"All men Ike woman with a sweet
expression. The man Of to-day likes
a healthy girl. There is no place for
The SICILY beauty In the love OF lively
temperament. They like a girl who
pretty teeth in doing so. Men do not
like the girl who looks on the dark
side of things. They like the light,
hearted girl.
4 There is lttleSor no call for the
frivolous beauty. But the bright sweet
faced girl of lively temperament Is
the one that is in most demand.
"a man likes girl who has tact,
The girl of tact considers you first;
then herself; then the rest of the
world. And, when she does not know
what to do next, she is silent. he
lnows exactly when to keep silent
and when to talk
Small Waists Preferred.
about physical peculiartties, the
man of the season has real and very
decided tastes. He likes a girl with
a good complexion He likes a girl
with nice teeth. There is something
very inviting about a row of pearls.
The lips may not he correctly shaped,
yet If the teeth are white and even
end fragrant, one can forgive great
deal.
THE man of the season likes girl
with little waist Say what you
please about health and hygiene
preach till you're dead about physical