The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28


/ are nov being reinstalled m other churches
by slsIerhoods and the diaconAte fOI
women After having proved 10 ~
that the american woman has always
existed, he compares the typ. with the
trained animals-dogs and monkeys
who are subject 20 fits u III temper.
outbursts of emotion. discomfort in pri-
vate after they have performed their
tricks n public under a strain. 1t cludin <
craving for excu.meut which tit ally
ends IT, break Town Added 10 this
strain j. that Of ~earir < clothes neanir &
gorgeous Clothes which Nature herself
has allotted to the male animal. the
-gaudy, strutting creature In our race
I, il the woman Who - glorious. and this
burden ~ spleudor falling upon al organ
tom which - unqualified for he talk
breaks 1t down hop-le-sly and renders
~ unit for III. performance 81 lite proper
fiIr cttnuS
The possession Of splendid apparel
involves the necessity for It's display
and out ~ that arises vanity jealousy.
rivalry and all un"haritahlenes- This
H. the genesis Of the thing known rs so"I-
"iy Weaker still Is his argument about
= SPECIAL manifestation IN tho -archi-
trCfur1l rngy- Including the furniture,
for which tho American woman - cN-
cuSIvely responsible IN her dwelling
This orgy l. rnlivened by a piano The
NOR" impe,unlous woman cannot afford
ven that poor luxury hut she must have
q rontrivanCe which looks like a piano.
while m reality u ~ rod II serves the
purpose II "A piano very well and helps
preserve he s.'mhlanc. % Jsociab equal
ity although the duality of It's function
In'"rferes with its efficiency as "A sleeping
place. He ~ imperfectly informed The
",'y twell"r cares nothing for either piano
nr the lnf"lcitously named hArmonium as
an orna'n"n. or "a patent Of nobility and
patrouISes IN" folding bod for tho same
reason that architects desi gn skyscrap-
srs or cloud scratchers- ~ the Germans
call tn"m
At'"r IN" i~evitabl. stntiStios ard re-
Jruachs- on the subject ~ rae suoide
ne Vroc-a Is -Ths American woman.
nf whom am speaking. - EroWir 2 large.
sleek a"i Fat. Sh" retRir- her girlhOol
until comparatively lat" n life. a" 4 then
.u!l"rly . "a her grict and rage. falls
into a condition ~ ser iiitv which To de-
NIC''S sorry" long 20 postpone self
T"la" ~ - N" most deadly Eift which
tho female - this race ~" rNrssses' vet
gIrls are taught from n err earliest years
20 b." a-s.rtIve - their o;i ions irsIst"rt
On their rISi - ard GiamorOri- for a con
- i"ra'iGr which an te given az grlIdg-
a. gly urly when ~ u least lenanied
Ard so she goes through life with sIuar.i
shoulders ard set face alert for airy
'irall, tn her womarkooi The American
mar, loVirg pesc- desiring 10 re- left TO
his employ m"rts and devices. rr"tenGs
20 acQuis-o". ard so leaves her ia the an
ioymsrt Of tn" fool's para Use VII ich she
has create ( for herself 4 militant woman
j. ~ futile ~ a militant church May
W. b. permitted to charactsrize this
a~ a family group 10y Holhein. strong
ia outline but lacking N sha!iug2 A.
an afterthough' like the rsmarque on
III" margin Of ~ atch H. ~ he saws tina,
when "A wonA0 ahAr doris her natural
RESOURCES - ger'ler o. long suffering.
kindness. she doe, not rec,~sArilv IN
the present stage Of civilization lose
hes NJ. she merely UorUmes a" Amer
lcAD woman ara n striving for her
rights IN. loses h"r IL fuerce a-d
gives ~ rev r-siirg Of the old farIe
81 the bone and the shadow
Now, Mr. MacphaiIs contention II that
the world has never been ir possession
~ more than Eve mair ideas At any one
time and - not now ia possession %
any more All ~ them save ore cam.
from the Past. the exception originated
by IN" Fl gl>h '"ir z thai a ma" Who
NAV know nothing about anything elre
knows all about govern ment There
fore sine" rearly all conduCt "a A. well
~ good Is determirei hy the aithori'y
- the woman the Scriptures tothsr~ lse
N" az Gent Hebrew vera right m lie
voting much atteDtiou to the status II
~ oma-. aud ~" special pronour cement !
which h- - ~nn-avorIrg u" aITouni /
:, that the womAr vT 10 kas a vel on har I
haa wears aIthori's ou Ter heat he ,
does rot agree 'ha the present status |
~ womar j. due Geo the II huer o. Of /
Z hrisfIar NV
In Turkey AZ Tho present day mot 70
mention ancient Greece and other aE-
ample~, the legal position 81 the woman .
- more assured than ~ any other country.
and the Turkish woman has always been
S'iled until, after IN. events ~ july ~
1875. she logan demanding her liberty
and ~ al Ini'ia'ory step cast aside her
.ril and resor'ed 70 public meetings 20
is'l'l Wv ItkuNN FHt~lNfhl ~ EUROPEAN
women Tn" argument - that every
y her" wh"r" woman mas worn tn" veil
literally ~ hg1Irafiv"ly. ~ accepting the
i,o-i'ion d.cr.aad ~ Nature
she IA, ruled IA" household and tho men
with Hu authority winch the unveiled
woman not only does not rossa~s hIt Will
mover acquire. also. that the present
situation 81 women 80 far from being
result 81 Christianity - the result 81 all
those forces. Industrial. economic and
social. which 80 20 form what ". call our
tho Christian fathers having
written volumes full - fierce and often
vulgar abus. ~ women a. whole for
a period ~ 80 solid wears and good
many centuries ~ scattered bits NJ time
hereafter He docs NOT adyocat" the
resumption 81 N" material y"ii tina,
-lgn n mystery ~ an Eastern woman
with the discarding whereof her sanctity.
n"r honor. her authority all vanish Hut
h" does not h"ll"v" m TIA" systematic
abolition Of the mystery familiar Ia