New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
WANT NEW CEREMONY.
Women Call Marriage Service Relic
of B0rbG-ism.

II Mrs John H Judge. president OF the Society
Ca Political Study. had her way the words who
s,etb this woulan?' would be stricken out OF the
errage service as relics Of barbarism- along with
.sa brides promise to honor and obey her husband
cha told the club members so yesterday. in the
curse of q paper which took the breath or some
e them away while others, like Mrs Goldzier, OF
pevonne went her one better by declaring In pas
.,ens+e accents that the whole "man-made' mar
Rage ceremony ought 10 be Knocked on the Ho9o
s,d E new one invented.
.y-e Judge who was smartly gowned In black
lara over white, with baby blue plume In heF nat
wi a violet orchid on her bodice began py "e-
,.+ine s fashionable church wedding, the orloe III
- veil the nervous bridegroom and the rlch tones
~ the clergyman. Who giveth TINS Won in
~, .sWhere DO these words come from sue
ostA5 SHOULD they remain IN the service VI 10
,y,.e5 from the life or the emancipateo woman
..r,-,7,itixe man courted his wife with cll'
- he hought her. America is the only country
LA'e- - marriage bv purchase is not the order
~ ~ T-r,+ed states is laid the cornerstone OF the
-.-ar+ic marriage. There is not one romantic
.o,,-+sb;n in the Bible, and there are nut y" ~
Europe to-day. -,.Sos
Mrs Judge said that there were FEWER M I3:
80 those able to support a wife than formeriy'
- Correcting herself: NO man alive ever sup
4.z Ill vie" she exclaimed IL she stays a.
-. and looks after things. she gives Up her op-
o+,njtv to earn money for herself but she gIves
PO t, ~ she gets Any woman here cried the
sI.aker embracing il her glance me "hoie u
P.,.5coI nall who allows her husband 10
- - srnDorts her makes great mistake. Elt'
.1+boupf women can support themselves she
800 there isn't one Who doesn't want 10 get
married" IT. oo,,r+rv
-,a-isre i the choice Of women, and that when
- rear5 men urging women TO get the Pure FOOD
mi rasseG Tor their children she sometnes oouoleu
=, 800 v,as any paternity in this country And
she wound I'D with the proposition. wy
eize-b this woman be changed 70 WILoii .sT1a
declaring aIIlld aALLAUse,
Smancipated woman is. before Co.. lue equal -
Tpa moment the meeting was open for dlSenS.
sion three women sprang TO their Iee- III D go
noticed that men didn't seem to De related 70 t ieI
own children; II was the mothers "ilo "ei 800
1;Tbere are more divorces among the Tlch ana 4na
.ba very moor than any other classes put IA MI
c NJ SChnitZer. For real love iAaIIia5es 40
have 10 20 to the middle class
Miss Mary Garrett Hay arose a. ms J u1itt - i,
There are troubles and near 1a ~
boy7a because the wife has her money dole!
out to her in quarters than from any oI6 l = SOU o
she said seriously. ANY young girl VINO Is CONS
"a oa- married should arrange with her tulGIe
husband 10 divide his income equally with hiIL
Fuf IL the wife eSrns all or part OF the lneS4lo
should she divide with her huSDallu- I1ei-e- 49,
its aIe Should. answered Miss Hay, stoutly.
Mic Teresa BarCalow said she agreed near NY
on the subject Of mans being generous 70 ms
friend Of mine ask her husband for 10 cents g
90 70 see her Aunt Sarah The man dug down
into his boots and brought Lp a dime Ile5e H
exclaimed now 90 and see your aunt 0Siai.!
But mind you don't ask me Tor AWNING Lor q
long time You're always spending my money.
Il declared cried Miss Barcalow, stirred 70 m
would marry man when had money OF my
own; I couldn't trust him