The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-27
Ministry the Most Desirable
Profession For Young Men

more talked about just now than
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and her three
daughters. They are well known in
Tennessee says the Chattanooga
Times, and Tennessceans naturally
have a keen interest in all that is
written about them.
The Washington Times publishc,
the first interview with Mrs. VIII
son She says frankly that woman
sphere is the home, the world is that
of man. Avoid troubling your hus-
band" she also ,.ters. She is gr al
| elievcr in the intellect and the OF
timism OF american woman.
The following in lesard 10 Mr.
wilson. written from ~"a"irt. Viii be-
II I'D with much interest:
Imagine 4 woman al he magnr-
tie age OF middle Lille. SOFT in vco!e.
matronly in contour. brown OF eye
and hair. above the average IN
height, charming in personality, and
YOU have the present mistress OF the
Little White House and possible fu-
tire mistress OF the big White
House at Washington Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. who, until young Law
yer Wilson came accounting back in
1885, was Miss Ellen Louise Arson.
OF Rome, Ga.
Mrs. Wilson is still surrounded
by the aura that clings to the soft,
dreamy south, and more particular
" to the old-fashiOncd southern wO-
man, the woman who was once de-
scribed by IA distinguished visitor
from abroad as Gods agent on earth.
1T was at the close OF a dinner
party given at the summer executive
mansion that the wife of the demo
cratic lloIlIlccc IoI tii' HiSHcSl vi
flee within the Gift of his party con
,rntcd to be interviewed.
ION one of the big table, IN tn
drawing room, the only onc IN
adorned with beautiful floral testi
monialS OF friendship. stood 4 hp-
Independence day cake ribbed ia r,
ana White and blue On the wall op
! lusic the huge lirppta a III"
size painting OF the Madeu4A, oil,
| unusually gracious and Fee iror
l,rrlcsiasleism. THIS WAS the las
portrait Mrs Wilson did before tax
| mc up landscape work several year
ago. It is only one o. the gems from
i Mr.. Wilson's brush, brush with ;,
mastcrful and vivid Il stroke that al
art critic recently gave il as hi
opinion that IF Mrs. Wilson coul,
devote all her time to art she woul'
undoubtedly take first rank anon:
the women artists of the new world
"A study OF the painting makes
the spectator realize that the artist
beautiful spirit of motherhood is re-
hc"tcd-the spirit of motherhood
which Mrs. Wilson believes TO be thu
ideal type of womanhood.
THE happicst life for woman
said Mrs. Wilson. smiling happily
',ontains three elements husban,
with whose tastes you symp, ,hizc
your home and your children. i'v'
often said-and I'm sure my nus
land, practical ,hcorist that he is
agrees with me that husbands an,
wives reach their trucst and mobiles
development when they are compile
Lcntary To each other. That's tn
way | feel about my husband, an
want him to feel that am Away
AT his side.
To say that am pleased will
Mr.. Wilson's nomination il super
ilucus. am proud of the trust tha
has been reposcd in my husband
What woman would not be- Isn't
u great thing for = woman To real
lie that the man she loves is consid
cred by great political party to b
worthy OF the highest office in tn
land?
But cannot say that am elatc
! at the honor that has come to Nj
Wilson. because | appreciate III
grave responsibilities that Mr.. Wi
sons present position carries with i
l,ut no brave man fears or Shirks r,