The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

IOTba Ken au Jn9 past JTaultlOnb they hlay
have possessed-'Home and Home Cooking
the rostrum, prea cheers, real estate, doc
tons, lawyers, DO, and last but not least to
u automobiles. II seems to me that every
uomdnly noman attribute has been given
up by the Northern women to see II they
can't beat man in the game OF life
In conclusion tho writer wishes the Gray
Bull Club every JOY "in this life and even in
the life to come"
One woman, a great deal more modest
than some Of the rest wonders il they will
consider a candidate Of 80 years. A Brook
lyn woman asks II the members Of the club
are intelligent and enlightened. II they
are. she knows of several there
abouts, women Of retirement and good
families, who would appreciate Western
husbands, They could start In as teachers +,
she says, but they would not be averse to
maria GO. As for herself, she doesn't want
O Western husband.
A charitable woman Of New York writes
In behalf Of the two women who run the
boarding house where she lives. She thinks
that they would make good mates for
good men. They are OF German rarenta &c
and speak both English and Hungarian.
She wants for them VIC good, serious Vest
ern men-n ~tri'ers.
Still another helrer Of her COX lives far
out on Broadway. She is happy herself, as
it is, but she knows several women who
need husbands and will be glad to furnish
their addresses.
A Brooklyn woman has two sisters and
two friends lin the field, as she expresses
II. They are equally divided between wife
and widow and range from s. to 4s.
To top of the altriistic offers, a whole
club throws itself at the head of Montana.
The letter, which comes from Albany, is
a follows:
THE Society Of -- sends greetings
TO the gentlemen Of your club. Our
society numbers thirty. our members
arc expert housekeepers and are we'll edu-
GATED. Some are beautiful. The causes
OF our single blessedness are many, but
would not intereat you. The causes OF the
like condition in you club are, we UNDER
stand. the want of women's society. We
desire to know the desires Of your mem
bers.s
A widow OF 80 wants to start as house.
keeper. She Is not especially inclined to
matrimony, unless she can find her affinity.
The following letters need no comment:
THE writer is Of the blond (naturaD
type, some 5 feet S inches In height, weighs
1872 pounds, fair complexion, excellent
health. jovial nature; fond of music, art,
literature and a fair housekeeper. Not
prejudioed in any way TO religious beliefs.
All are good!
Young? Yes, still young. The twenty
and nine years that have passed have left
few traces on NV brow or hsort. . "
le,1., y,,tta n litfln ~ thn GolIon Naof aa I
frequently visit relatives in Chicago"
The men OF the great, big West want
WivoS, and here IS one girl willing to all in
supplying the demand:
Il am 20. with the disadvantage OF look
ing about II. | am not beautiful. not even
pretty. I am short, OF slight build. For
tunatelv, my hands and feet are both in
proportion, being small. we'll shaped and
not entirely %unbeautiful,
my hair is an undecided brown; | I'm
extremely pale: nv nose Is frankly bad;
nv mouth is small and rather too firmly
set; my lower jaw is square and determined
as a mans should be.
~The strong points that redeem nv face
from actual ugliness ara my eyes. large and
deer blue, with long lashes. my broad,
intellectual forehead, and nv eyebrows,
which are we'll arched and strong.
my entire appearance Indicates not
beauty but the refinement OF birth and
education. In short, l look quite the kind
OF girl who would not write a letter like
this.
I'm character I am frank, honest, proud,
very stubborn. I nave a violent tenper,
over which, however, I exercise remarkable
control. am generous, loyal, a god
friend.
Il believe In love, but hate sentine1talitv.
l belong to a good family. bat an lacking
In all that important con no iitv, moasv.
After several years Of study, nv health
has failed and with it nv hopes and ambi-
tlons. " Is there il your club n mar
we'll educated-amanly man? Hthereis, let
him send his pioture and news Of himself
TO me at once"
Il am a blonde (spoken Of as a reddish
blonde,, SO years old, and a widow, Pink
and white complexion-skin as soft as a
babv's-small hands and feet-eyes a
blush gray. Health has ALWAYS been
good, with the exception of indigestion
and an attack Of nervous prostration, from
which, / think, I have fully recovered.
at does not seem modest to find out
ones good points and talk or write about
them. Do you think soH Well, there's
nothing more which ] can write about
myself unless 1t is that usually I am a IA
vorite with both women and men Of al
nations-that lie, should I come out Of my
shell and show myself"
'SIR-I read FOUR advertisement faunt
quite interesting. So I will traie to de-
scribe my persona lite. I really wish !
cut visit that place.
Il am a middle age widow. Brunei, no
byeaty, but plesent and sympatetique
to any true soul and square nature. l
have a need and slendy igureful of energie
and i%nterpriser,
only ! need a Husband with meaning
to help me. I have a good, c%ongenial
nature, love Home, and good Housekeep-
ing. ! am ~Italianne born, but German
father, is years in America. I speak
Italien, French, inglish and German.
Nice lux 1t is very plesent, but good
nature I prefer. Before ] sent to you
my photo. I would like tn be sure you have
r~eceivet this Letter. So according to your