The evening world., 1912-02-27
He Who Ma. vies for
Beauty Alone Is Bound
to Be Unhappy I'm
portonce of Man and
Wife Understandin 6
How to Play Together.
Marguerite MOOevs Marshall.
what kind Of should
man marry

efficiency. A woman who 10 not a co
quette"
A woman. T. would seem, who no,
only spells her duty with n capita. ID.
but does Il. Yet somehow the stern
daughter Of the voloe OF Goa has newer
been exactly popular with mon. Maybe
they should marry her. hut they gen
orally don't.
II seems 10 mo tina, the wifey eusl.-
ties suggested ny Princess Trou6stahSN
whose othsr name 10 Amelie RlFe4 N1l
appeal rather more strongly 20 ~ y"
ersge man.
"xhs woman . mas oAgAt 70
marry" said the Princess ysetsr.
day. "is the WOMAN VIA = In the
Same key With him. me woman, N
short, whose tastes most nearly
agree With his own.
The saying. Many mon. many
minds may be- %truthfuliy written.
Many men. many w1ves.' II IL Just
exactly as foolish to pick out one
feminine type and say. Lot all mon
seek her. Nc II Ia to select one sUtem
Of religion or philosophy ana say let
oil men follow H. One mans idsai
W1tV NOulu W. aIVtuoJ D1u y tOLIIlOUy.
CASE IN WHICH NEITHER
WOULD De TO eLAM6.
"Suppose. for instance. that . mao IN
whom sporting tastss ~prsdom1nats
should marry = whoss greatAt
pleasure consisted In travelling ab0ue
through Italy and 6rseos ana Gpaiu,
and lingering In all the beautiful quiet
corners OF the world. That man would
not be happy With his wtfs. but II
wouldn't be her fault ~ his. other.
Simply. they would not b - oonst.
tuted that they could share oos ME IN
common.
The othss day heard an engaged
gtrl say. on. Tn tremendously In low
with Tom. but he 6ossn't speak mS
language! And I sesldn'& help thinking
My child. don't o ~ that your ~.
turs life with your hustAaA y bound Il
bs unhappy How eAn ~ eve Ass~
Close tossthsr when ' y now you DE-
not understand saoh ottasr's spscoh7'
The ideal vile for the sportsmAn Il
u who IL hsreelf Devoted 70 ath
lstcs and IN has . keen psssoual un,
~derutsndlng of the lure OF tho gams
The ideal wife for ths plain. unimaGina
tive bu6ness man y = woman VINO 4
not vtsaAsd by Imaginative hhehta Tn
Ideal wife OF the Art*Gt'-
Is another artist. yov were cong 4
sayr" interrupted. But Isn't Their
such q thing a. professional 3salous,
! whom the identity Of interests become
600 oomplsbsT"
"No among really us psop,s." Al
0rned PHnoess T~roubsts6Uy. "of o0urA
thsrs 10 = certain typs Of aFSostlo tenn
permanent In whtch humanity h CON
plstely swallowed up. TAKE shelley, 10
example. Ito made woman after womA!
, unhappy. But II sesms 70 me that TIL
n type OF genius II not genius q the hn
orisr. The really Grsatsst person 10 h
person Of mest complete dsveloppond
u ~ pssUon whose human azA artist
= sympAthiss Develop harnoutousW r
GUthse.
Ne Gos UNoERsvAMuaNo Fot
HIMSELF AND NE Art.
but 10 nnd happiness sueh q ma
needs understanding both for his Q,
. and for himself. That u why he shuul
marry some ono who 10 also o. artA
ana a human being. II Is really ideal.
think. II the husbands artistic sxpre'
sion fnds 4 different outlet from tn
u his wife. ~ he. perhaps, paints AZ
she writes. Then the sympathy. Il
70 pride IN each others achievement. ca
=, not possibly be iincturcd by jealousy"
~ Perhaps IT Is because the Princess
M not only a happy wife but u rea,
3 bea utifu. woman that ! asked her n
J. next question,
30 DO you thlnk that the Ideal vi
mus, possess phy steal charmT'
no Almost Indignantly she rspudisted q
idea.
-, IT 10 Of the very least impor-
- tanos" she cried. u should al
NT most say that o man who Married
a woman because he 10 sntrancsd
by her beauty 10 bound 70 be nm
"A happy.
'"raKe that li,etary masterpiece
u" marital misery. To!ytois 'Kreutzer So
alta Way dd that man marry I
az womon he ended by numbering? s,mI
80, orcnuse she hA1 yellow curls and W.
40 a iefs a OF course. their union "
~ utterly u~usympathctic and wrei h,
OF course II ended the wpv u dtd 81
some sort OF trngir termination Is
c~N4tah!e in~ sucu an ~ assorted coupl
II beauty IL unessent,al. do YOU tn
a iItn should L!NatE DGonsc a Noai
who has the domestic N,rtues?" /
m quirei.
I'd But that roe> without saying.
ell cause Al r.ce No'u.: have thon," p
nd tested the Princess she who Pal
or Wg!trs or sing. 's lusl rs woman
down IN tho bottom D, her heart. ~
oma VINO Is wolnanly and moth
else | think what We may call
home attributes are as much n par