The evening world., 1911-05-18

almost dimdent summing u p Of the A.
TIN. Don. "a. been reached" i. MISS 16N TARsELL
women %n Ia, W. .H so work. oa M d, w ,o hard ara: e.as1y. as mos, men have to Wort. A..
remember. W . are. hi bulk of American women. oven though " . are the least
And wha: characteristics. specially distinguish tn America working "
u s. work. ; hare, S. promptly S,y,n s a~aess Miss r,r0,n .vsry often .a' w'...
car a. ast m 81 l IT sss.aiay JOB s "a on n m. nn Sa Sss:,,s.. in N S =. y s'I nas.. Am.ue..
woman ar perform that is Of the same rhal significance to the nation q a
family Of mentally morally physically healthy boys and girls. 1t Is the
great natural JOB for the majority Of US.
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.hss Som: Of II: o best . .' . on os ', ~" s SSoa. " AF '1'''n'' 70 ~
THE college graduate " n Of tho most admirable types Of the A~s+
con ponon Of todoy.
Tt isn't that her .oeumui.ion Of certain Historical and .s"sne s.ss. -
s sS Greek ress. and su.araas. s.i ...a:s .a ~. :. {: !. ? a:sa
Am. N : ii: . sos:a. A ss.. {. me lot. 9. Wv "oa.sS sas. n ss.' mo: 'A'"'' '' '~
Do y Su' . 10 :A .n "a. %S.e onss.s" inquired Miss Marshall '' "F'''>'
MIS-. rarDeu- "RsmemSsr. l consider 1t impossible to describe ne n II
. . For instance: .as. |. : livery yer, 10 :ns se..nooeo. .ns who . BOT
''"s @n !. Il the :" special ses p PR Of the America" @ saes ' to ao any.A.n.
she pleases 30 long a it is respectable
mnsA.ea. SO. Ion sasa as =: M Sr s ss%m. N 81 ss. IS ,s sa,ay us sasa.sa n natter What
IL xom with whom constant. excnemsn, ha. s.con. -, mania, i,
l one ran in society. nd 20 win and her a. the Plaza. n the woman.
club. on the sunrassp platform or at coney Island. The need not he rich. though
she usually doesn't. lack *, m money. to s sSa i, ssa ~ ~ s UH sr ~ v ssns for . SOD.
ignores. avery serious esponsbnty 70
.Then here is HI woman OF pseudocuture She. toe. is n American tyr.
birher metaphysics. possibly a psychlcai research group Che dresses In VIVA,
OF courses e manages to acquire merely a smauerng Of everything ma III 1,
ways liable to perious lapseS
There Is also the pseudosenumentiw woman. She is usually oun nd .
reader Of what ! call the habby' books, the onesw which I consider Particularly
dangerous In them the poor girl Away. Ids IN a palace n~ aged oy.r
bsknsm e,amorphoed INTO a Prince Peerless
"Ths silly young who devour these tales honestly com 10 believe
tina. the only aim o ne is to marry. lord. and tina titles N wealth are IL.
only proper framework for love-
"Such oiIs actually feel injured IL q mere honest uouno mo OF their
o,n social station rants to ras home uth them. 2Aev arc B. N eatrelp
false scale Of ualnes.
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H. ND the pseudo independentA American. woman is doing exactly III.
- n sam thing. She Is the one wo decides tn she Is too clever ~
earning too much money to marry. With her salary se cal d~s
vn travel about nd enjoy herself She resolves not to become q oon.sto
drudge an so remains single. sdts sufficient selfish
"She is III embodiment OF the roll motto in Peer Gynt: Il t every man n
himself De enough
"VoluntariIy she oires up Rtes first prices, a husband and children.
TO-, the second choice OF solitary independence.
IA. these are the American woman-types of her." concluded Miss ra-b~aL
They are to be found everywhere. witnout reference to ny barriers OF wAth
and RAM Some of the richest wome In te country are noble. broad mndd
public spirited. S % are SOM of the poorest women.
"The test Is cork. ..-t
.Ths really Inc ty of American woman me one into which I wish -
might all yoye,i Is THE ONE WHO HAS HER JOB AND STICKS TO IT."