Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24


Wisconsin university have organ
lied the Single Blessedness
club" the purpose Of which may
49, be inferred from the title. or
ganized at FIRST as a means Of resisting the
matrimonial allurements eNpounded by Re
gent Norcross Of the university the club
has broadened its scope and is now a full
hedged anti-man society. Here are some
of the clauses Of the constitution:
A fine Of % cents shall be imposed upon
all members going to dances with men.
A fine Of so cents shall be levied upon
all members receiving gifts from men.
No member shall 60 walking with man,
under penalty of a SO-cent fine.
Under no circumstances shall a member
accept an invitation to the junior prom.
Stroud any member Of this society break
her pledge to remain single she shall be
fined 500. In addition to this she shall be
compelled to banquet all the members Of
the society, both active and graduate.
It is the plan Of the founders to estab-
lish spinsters' home on one Of the Wis
consin lakes, to be paid for out Of the
fines of renegade members and the earnings
of the celibates when they are graduated.
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Girls who Marry Well.
Most girls look forward to marrying one
day and having a home Of their own, and
most young girls at least hope to marry a
man they love and not merely to marry
for the sake Of settling down and having a
home.
1t is certainly not the beauties OF ones
acquaintance who, as a rule, carry of the
incest men, observes the St. Louis Repub-
lie. How often do we see the belle of any
circle who, when she was young, was the
center Of attraction at every single dance;
who was feted, flatered and made much Of
by men and women alike, and yet in the
end does not marry at all, or else makes
a match that is anything but brilliant late
in life.
Neither is It the hirt that men choose
The hlrt has a very amusing time for q
little while, but many man who will
ingly "hirts" goes away and marries the
nice girl" of his acquaintance a few months
afterwards.
Then there is the harum-scarum girl
the girl who likes to shock people and do
and say wild things. People laugh at her
at least, some laugh while others are re-
PEELED.
A girl who thinks it is fun TO "shock"
people is generally careless of the feelings
Of others, and attracts but little real af-
lection from either sex.
The nice girl doesn't worry and fuss to
go to every party that comes in the way
She isn't fearful, cross and dull If clrcum-
stances should prevent her going Parties
are very pleasant and amusing and make
a fitting recreation for anyone; but how
often do we see the party-going girl left
out in the cold, like the wicked sisters
in the fairy tale, while the little Cinde-
rella- who was left at home, marries the
Fairy Prince and lives happily ever after
The nice girl never allows herself to run
after any man to whom she feels greatly
attached.
1t Is the mans part in life to do the WOO
ing, and he generally prefers TO do IL.
Tho nice girl doesn't try to get a man she
likes away from others in order to talk to
him alone. She knows that if he wants
to talk TO her he will manage 1t somehow
But neither does the nice girl snub a man
she likes and laugh at his attempts to he
nice to her.
If girl likes man, there is no folly
equal to such behavior Nothing makes
mans liking turn to dislike more quickly
than this sort Of manner
If you dislike and do not wish to en-
courage him, then it is quite easy to show
him by a simple, dignifed manner what
you mean without being unlSind