The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04

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end Srs 81 sss. e shs late Judge DAVID
late Mr.. Lester G. srnitn. attorney and
legislator q 1ontgomsry. and 10 . .
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inade her debut three years ago. but
has passed most Of her young laay :
hood In visiting friends ut other
Maryland near Washington City
LITTLE PAULINE FAssMAN.s
Little Pauline FassmAn. youngest
daughter or Mr. H. A. Fassnan. cele-
brated her fifth birthday with beau
tiful party AZ the home Of her father
Friday afternoon.
friends ne os sf the little lite hostess s who
a x With The nin sn a
whit ..r and tempting refreshments
xmons those pre.sn. were; Misses ,.;,s.
Ella Esan Benz eosa Laa asaFs sreoia es
Aids, Theima Dickerson. Margery Nc.
Cue. Gladys. Bourne. Ida Dickerson.
Mildred Mccua. Annie Nav Crawford.
Nary Frances Jones, and Messrs. Har-
~ Boyd. Hugh Ellis, Harry House.
James Crawford and Eyerette Craw-
ford.
MSS LULA 0sBUHN ENTERTAINs.
Miss Lula Osburn entertained a nun
Der OF her friends Friday evening a.
her home ON Clayton Street The
vrs: Games Were played ana refresh
me sassts were: Miss Annie
10y Low COPELAND, Gs5sruSs Lesi LILLIAN lillian
vesper Wallace. Meta Phelps, Lula Qs.
Marie Rambo. Engenia Rambo, Willi.
E frisgi nsi aat.er. kobers copeland
Dury. Mr. Cannon, Mr.. and MRS
Mrs. Osburn. Mrs. Rambo and Mrs.
MISS GILL TO SPEAK
TO COLLEGE WOMEN.
the American ccilesiate AlGmnas.
Chairman Of the Education Commit.
tee of the General Federation Of We:
csmm,tse 81 .s ye mo% 9f 'sG orsSni
zations OF the National Educational
Barnard College. will be in Montgom.
local c csspss1 y e coz wo%en :, the
residence Of Miss Margaret Booth at
O'clock.
MUSICAL RECITAL.
Miss EN- Terry virden and Master
Cecil Davis. pupils of the Eilenberg-
Lindner Conservatory Of Music. win
give q recital to their friends ut the
Jesse less French pariors. wednesday. at
IS THE AMERICAN MAN NOT
INTERESTING no WOMANs
There are. cultured American women
average Educated sn IN 1a this U counsr ne
says Harper's weekly. They tell us
that he Is NOT interesting 10 woman.
He has lost many of his old romantic
love-maker. He is SO. ignorant on
many Of the subjects that absorb mod
ern women's minds that he 10 500
ali. he lacks something I more than n
mere knowledge and development. he
lacks temperament He lacks q state
OF mind and sconHcfousnessesthatE 'wo-
in a man. 1t Is a psychic state or
mind: spiritual int,elligence; q COM
prehension and sympathy: an appre-
to. speak and. above all. how to in
spirl.
No. the American man does not IN
terest and charm woman as man does
in most Of the countries of Europe,
notably in France and Italy. But why
does he not? There are acute foreign
observers who visit US and declare
and a woman who live In two sepa-
rate worlds: Our men and women are
fast becoming complete strangers to
each other. They actually know less
others innermost life than men and
women in those lands why're woman
goes yelled or communicates with man
o. a him s II " %n ses.
The familiarity and equality OF the two
sexes I'm America have built7a htupen-
dous wall q isporanes between their
place to man. He thinas ' he knows
her only too well. While to woman
man has lost all the mystery of his
most interior clay at that. .Therefore.
man prefers to associate with man
and woman with woman. In no other
country In the world are there sv many
$500 HAo ~nu e"SAuSsVoaS W."
These two distinct worlds of the
American man and woman are sepa-
ton, In ny business s ana IN society e Wo.
man in the middle and upper classes
goes her way with her leisure for cul-
TURF, her charities .nd,ds her CLUBS; and
history and science. and she writes
and reads. Her mind becomes critical
and analytical. She Is restless. she
Man, on tho other hand, fiings him.
self with all his mind and soul into
that modern Observation-Disclosures. In
this world he forgets woman's heart.
without romance. without love. 1t Is
a world Of producers and accumulat-
Srs; The .n American R 5,s I'm man ,s Is.
ing port. His mind is always going
out. His occupation. his complete alb
sorption in the things before him. and
his general attitude of mind ,arr
or In opposition to woman's world as
the east is from the west. he loves
business as a gambler loves his game
knows nor cares for anything else.
There are innumerable exceptions,
but this Is the tendency and spirit OF
business. When man steps into wo-
wading into the deep. He is timid
ana his timidity is that of conscious
Ignorance, and 1t Is often mingled
with q feeling OF repulsion toward
himself. He perceives at glance that
nis own spirit has tended. to ,harden
and make artificial woman'e spirit.
The late Mrs. Aston said OF the mod
ern American man: Socially, he does
not interest or please woman because
he is not socially developed" he has
no leisure for society. and that caste
organization called society IL IN toe
chaotic condition In most places In.