The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
The Different Ways in
Which Women Give
Generous to Themselves. From I'm.
pulse, From Conventionality,
From Duty and From the
'- D Best Motives.

he several classes of givers among
womenkind- might bear Interesting
classification, for there arc many DIFF.
1erent ways of being generous Some
women there are who are generous
only TO themselves and they might
come under the head OF auto. yivors
nefe are others who are thought.
iessly generous. who give from ,hao
impulse OF the moment no, hoca,,.e
thcy Wish to do good To thcmant,,as
anu thcir fcllowomen or men. mi no.
Iause tncy have an uplifting motive
put because the demand being nrcsnnt
su .neys make careless response They
t nc entitled sivers of the oc-
Hasion' accidental or chance divers
hero is a class Of women who maIa
enetr peacc' With conscience in atoninp
.or their wronsdoing and rcha biIitatinp
aneir sell esteem. by the amount ,hey
SIC away. There is much foolish
wasting OF time and unwarrantod 80
trava sancc represented In Tho ann -
TAI OF their conscience money Tho,
might be rcckoncd as DcnitcntiaI pty,
crs. E-''''t 81
Many women arc poscurs by nature
ana environment The least ofjih.ir
notions. let alone the moro i,nnnrt.,n,
function OF charity bestowal. s. insntr.
\ ca by desIrc.,to play to the rallerv
4 70 win the applause which is to then,
INC SAVIOR of life and its Fragrance ,ro
huch women generosity rs a means ia
IN enh which ranks them rs thcatricai
givcrs. - a. - i'1d'
Giving is sometimes Iyrudginr,v don.
oy women; who arc angry al bcinc
Pihced In the midst of those az thni,
world and classin a position where tllny
reel themselves obliged unwillingIy 10
loiio" the example OF associate icaders
au u',en s,, word with them is an
deserve TO be called conyen tiona, 80
crs. 49, e'o'aai el'-.
= sense Of duty and not a sense .,
.ose reFulatcs many womanly gene
rosities Women often forget Ina,
ne slta without tho giver is bare.
what VIC share" which makes h..i
= tPirit OF all that is real ana tr,.n a.,
charlty. These dutiful women thnrn
lore' who miss their joy. because thov
go only half way, are best describes
as moral givcrs. M
Last and Sreatcst OF all are the No.
men who give ont OF fun hand ,n,I
hcart, 10 help the needs or huna,I,.
Mho arc the practical cxcmplifiers ar
Helghoorliness as Christ preached i,
VINO make the world and those around
.nrHl petter curing their short span or
existence. and then pass onward 10
ruler OPPORTUNITIES In the broadnr ,iro
beyond and above this. 5l flT' IL
Women'A Alumni Work
me OCCUPATIONS OF the women AIM,
nj OF Beloit College, Wisconsin. which
has been fco-educationai for about rf.
teen Scnps. may prove Of intercst 10
other women. The statistics show
H hat St'o~
Eishty-eisht arc teaching.
rs fifty-f four are married
.j Nineteen are at home. IL
Three are librarians. f
-Four arc graduate students Fl
Two are college instructors.
ono is supervisor of domestic econ.
One is a vice president OF bank.
One is a nurse -
One is an editor
One is.an assistant postmaster IF
One Is a..vistor OF Associated Chart
One Is superintendent of North.
cago :" III
Two are high school principals
one is student in the BaDtisr Mie-
sionary Training School, Chicago
One is the Industrial secretary Of
ne Young Womans.s Christian Asso
citation. Detroit
%'i one Is a bookkeeper in bank
Il one is teacher In North China
Union Womans College, American
Board. 20 =
One is a nursary visitor or united
Il Charities In Chicago. =
1 One Is private tutor.