The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-19


charges behave. He Is so long on good
ness that he Is usually short on happi-
ness. That 10 one reason why unreseh-
crate reformees ind their path so dill
cult. But. as Miss Margaret Luther
superintendent Of the Blocker Street
Mission. sageiy observed: III you just
succeed In making a woman decent. you
haven't gotten so very far with her"
Continued Miss Luther: Il don't be-
Neve positive evils should be fought
with negative cures. The girl who gets
into difficulties usually does 30 BE-
cause she longs with all her spontane-
Gus youth to be shown q good time
She isn't going to be helped by q dull.
grey, monotonous life. but what will ap-
peal to her 10 showing her q better. hap
pier time than she has ever had before.
WHY THE VACATION COTTAGE
IS IN EXISTENCE.
"She must be taught what real beauty
IL, and what delight It brings. I don't
know Of a stronger force for happiness
and healthful morals than the influence
Of Nature. the sea, the hills, fresh air,
green grass, flowers. That Is one rea-
son why the vacation cottage at Ocean
Grove has been opened. The other rea-
son Is that we wish to emphasize the
fact that an unfortunate girl needs
recreation as we'll as exhortation-just
like a fortunate girl. They're both
young human beings"
Ana this nns, humanixing theory
10 being put Into praiseworthy
~ aNs
At MO, 60 Heck street. It 10
crowded with slender, panid young
things whose rather wistful smiles
grow In frequency and duration
every day Of their fortntghts visit.
| They have boon coming in squads
| OF twelve or nftssn since the third
| OF June, and they Will not stop
coming Until late In the fall; In
deed, there II . Possibility that
the house may be kept open AL
winter.
It Is an ideal vacation cottage, three
stories in height. with nine large. we'll
Widowed sleeping rooms. A broad
piazza runs around two sides. on both the
first and second stories. 1t is planned
to make an outdoor sleeping room
|
piazza is already fitted out with CON-
Portable cushioned rocking chairs. boxes
of flowers and a big swing. I'VE are
II humbly praying for a tea table," smiled
Miss NJ. NJ. Hinchcliff. the pleasant,
blond matron, land then the girls can
serve afternoon tea on the porch to
their callers.
"Yss, indeed, their families ana
friends are Welcome at any time.
We have NO prison re1ulationsi
only the sensible rules that are
observed In any well brought up
family. when the girls 30 ont or
rsoslvs company I play chspsron,
Just 80 would for my own
younger sisters. We all plan to be
In the house about half-past nine,
because We get up about seven.
and plenty Of sleep is . mont
necessary part OF . vacation.
THE girls 90 in bathing whenevel
they wish-you see. tho ocean Is prac
tically In sight from our piazza. Ant
we go for walks through the beautiful
| groves, and to see the moving pictures
and some OF. us even enjoy the merry
go-rounds. You see." and Miss Hinch
cliffs voice saddened, "many OF gu
guests are scarcely more than children
We have had several as young as III
teen, and the Oldest visitor now witt
US is only twenty
ALL THE HOUSEWoRk DONE
BY THE GIRLS.
I'VE do all our work together. an,
there are so many OF us that II doesn'
come too hard on anybody one girl ut
tends 10 the laundry OF the house aol
articles. another does the porches an
parlor. two share the chamber WORK
another takes care OF the dining-room
and so on. We have regular cool,
and friends In the vicinity are Away
sending US In bread and pies and eve
| meat.
II AS you see, we have fine big var
at the side. and probably We shall pu
II up a bungalow there another year /
order to accommodate stili more visit
II ors. Another thing We want 10 q plano
The girls are nearly all fohd OF music
} ana we enjoy q gcod many sings eve