The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
NEEDS or WOMEN.


her expenses Nhil- there hy teaching dres-
mAAinS to clas> % Young women 'allsl
tosstheI by the woman Nth wAoh "a"
boarded | would like 90 do .Ometh inz sim
liar. Gould you put me in touch or adN'-e
me how Ca get In touch with -ou~ On" IN
the south who would undertake 10 get M
written abev, advertise or NGs her po~ition
eecured by friends | should very inu'h
Ike to go "a FLORIDA, and ! am sure ' am
class
The dresamaker advertised N several
Florida papers besides a church TAI"r
which ciroulAtss In 'hs South-Tr states
Another young woman ~ao paid her ~
penses by Eivinz lessons In - ma painting
wrote 20 leading physicians Ia various
southern localtiss telling |u-t what sh"
could do and ASKING for the addresses OF
persons who would probably be Of assistance
TO her The names IL the phvstians wer-
given her by her own medical advisor.
to whom she referred every one - whom
she wrote.
Yst another woman secured "A good board
ins place. for which she pad Nv tea'hing
. small kindsrEarten clAss. through a minis
ter VI the denomination TO which sue be
longs. Securing the names of the ministers
VI the same denomination ia the Io"ANty
10 which she had been ordered by her phy-
stefan she wrote asking for advice and adj
dresses. When writing the~e letters each
woman vas careful to enclose addressed
and stamped envelopes.
Miss n. y, l.. Not long ago read about
two girls who had been employed In hoN
factory working in country home the
! have just recceiy ed word that there W..
not be any work for W until the middle OF
nett month and we have some idea OF learn.
Ing some other line while waiting Tan you
tell me which would be the easier to learn;
the duties Of a waitress or second siri
or to be a lady's maid, In which would
the best way for us to start learning
There IL no school in New York where
a girl without certain educational quail
ncations can receive training a. waitress
or second sirl ~ the Harlem branch
of the Young Momen's Christian A-s"'i Ia
ton inexperienced sIrl' are sometimes
employed in the domestic department
They get their room and board With SINAI
monthly wages aud are taught ~" rud'-
rnent- % chamber. orb and vH'tinc in ~"
restaurant The cApa ity Of 'hiS as-O'ia-
ton - very limited. and the house mother
T. able "a keep only hAif a dozen or - girls
IN this depart mont
Girls Who have been trained under her
are reported a. invariably stepping {"
higher paid places In New York N"
wages Of a waitress or s~cond girl rang"
carahli'y \ sss-ond girl who IL all" -
make good salads and 70 prepare and serve
cold lunc neon without the assistant" of
the cook, resides lAundryinE tho napkins
AID tray clothes - reported by four >"r-
wants agenris- a. being IN great demand
A. scS a month. zith hoard and lodging
To take a pla a. lRdy- mail girl
must not only te ahlr to dr"sS IN" hair.
m manicure and civ" smpl" massage. hHt -h"
will m most cases he eNp~ '"d - know
hoV 80 SOW sufficiently oil 'o r"eu the
WarIroh" ~ her employer IN "-.''r When
. lady = maid ,an -sv r"l enough to rnas"
under "gr ~ do m" L"cdis - or -" com
mand- r.';cr pAy II 80 = prol.t'n in
more thar one language and - az cNreri-
an,ed Traveller she Commands -'il higher
pAy ACcord'nr to tho four tnt"ll'een. "
ofioes referred 80 the WAGES 81 q iadyS
maid range from s.. - a. Or even g"
a month. With room ana boari
These arrn"i~s report nat many women
arr willing 20 'Aae .v .rsVI"r."n. 81 rtFi
and pay Tor her Lessons N 'ur rari"u-
bran hes rVoytdsd -" ~ 80" rr'rr"u -
as 20 her hun"s'v and ueatn"s- and Nor
villsacn.ss t. Team IIo~' Ar"r - tate
that a. pres ~ there - little Or O." demand
for ladies nrid- and VIII not b" h"f"rr
the middle 81 newt month The demand
for 80 ond RtrlS and wRitress"s. ,omp"i"nt
once 10 good. but viii h~ better VI hen fam
lies return from 'ne country '' 'h'F '"'
homes
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