Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-10-30

dren that | may imbibe from them the
spirit Of cheerfulness." True. we like
70 meet the little prattlers with their
/ aatI-slliSe!Ic. halter. er naughty DISPOSE
tons who teach much in their artIess
chatter. II was clever little woman
who eurted herself up in a big leather
chair aud said, Say / get so angry mt
! tunes thar ! say things" And her tyne
] = the KIND We like to meet, for a little
/ nonsense with the serious is the spice Of
lite. The most uniutereSting woman on
earth Is the one who ceaseiessly talks
upon one subject. seemingly learning
nothing from her associates. Get out ami
meet people; it is an education in itself
and by doing SO. YOU win learn that some
OF your own eramped views are actually
yawnlng and are ready to stretch.
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Woman's Chance in Business.
In one place we learn of women who
are fast taking hold of business propo-
sitlons which. only a few years ago.
would stagger the average man because
| of the huge enterprise they involved as
well as the intellect demanded to credit
ably discharge such duties; ON the other
hand, many managers are diScharging
women, placing them in inferior posi-
tions, or filling their offices with men
more able to cope with dptIeS that oft
times demand a little Drawn with the
brain. Brokers and many men in places
of great trust are frank in expressing
their Discrimination to deal with women
i'll business. because of the unreason-
ahleness of the sex. We can appreciate
this, for many women are unreasonable,
at the start. but once a woman gets es-
tablished. she forgets the social courte-
sizes so lacking in a business realm.
though no woman ever forgets she is n
xva theA
her in some walks of life are sufficient
to cause what these men term unreasou-
abieneSS. The working woman, ii seems,
must be eontented to get into a street
car and swing on strap while some
young man sits nearby and enjoys his
cigarette; she must forget she is thrust
aside now and then and. above ALL she
has to learn to shove too, and keep even
her footing where she is permitted to
stand. 1t is all so rude. all so below
the dignity of woman, but it eventual
~ comes to almost this state of affairs.
Tt is said. however, that the appear
ance of working women in the business
field has made men more careful of their
conduct and habits in Office life. that
they dress better and offices nre kept
much cleaner. because the very fact that
women are about is an incentive leading
up to these conditions. 1t is not at all
probable that woman will be ousted
from her position in the business world;
tie chances are more will come, but it
Is well that all be prepared for the ven
tuTe. fer there are times when the de-
pendent woman must he able to protect
herself against the Vaccinations of the
INSCRIPTIONS, though the last condition
is highly over-rated and need not be a
barrier even to the timid-hearted ones
Woman's National Daily.
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For the next seven years Miss Mabel
II. Morse of Haverhill, Mass, will give
her time and strength to the service of
sick women in India. Medical mission
aries are needed in various lands; no.
where are they more needed than in
India where women have suffered un-
told fortunes through lack of proper at
tendance.
Miss Morse studied nursing at the
Massachusetts General hospital. AT the
same time she did a great deal of church
and mission work. being one of the lead
ers i'm the Portland Street Baptist
church. While on the staff of the hos
pital she was selected for position
which brought to her trust fund, the
income from which she still enjoys. De
spite the income, she has kept on with
her work. because she likes it.
She will sail from Boston this month,
d volunteer in the service of the Amer.
can Baptist board Of foreign missions.
She means to pay her own expenses,
and will accept no salary. For the first
year she viii live in bungalow, and
study the language of the country and
familiarize herself with it's customs. To
make the bungalow look like home she
viii take with her pictures and n few
articles of furniture.
At the end of the first year she will
enter the great hospital at Hanama.
konda as nurse and as instructor of
nurses.
Miss Morse's decision came as a great
surprise to her family and friends.
| Though she volunteered to the board of
missions several months ago, she kept
her intention n secret until she received
her appointment, She will not visit this
country until her seven years service
is ended.