The evening world., 1912-03-30

After this I heard q lecture O n pbtl.
osophy. In which the professor rave 70
. large body Of earnest, attsntts. sfris
the doctrine Of Rene Desear.e. tb prove
the actual existence OF q Supreme Bsdnr
ana thaa ANIMALS below man we're aners.
~ Observation-Disclosures machines.
SO that the founders ideas Of the
nisnest academic training. - we'll a
tnoso OF President N. Carey Thomas.
form the underlying principles Of the
institution. Mas Thomas, thoarh mod
est and reluctant to express Views. has
men are concerned. She came perhanr
er work affecting . large FUND for the
mat women should be admitted to the
men. Her later efforts for voman,s
she exemplihes the progressive woman
feminine
with FEAR. 1t was q relief to nnd this
graduate tall and handsome and dressed
hke other m when, five years
later. l went to Leipzig TO study after I
~ been graduated from Cornell, my
mother used to write me that my name
was never mentioned to her by women
Of her acquaintance. I WA THOUGHT bv
tnem to DO a. much Of q disgracs to
my family - n I had eioped WITH The
coAchman.
COLLEGE LIFE CANNOT CHANCE
woMANLv iheriNcrs.
"A great deal II said. and Q treat
zeal too much. OF the marriage or non.
marriage OF college women. VIII col.
lego NE make women di|inslined to
marry DO a. many college women N
women marryf DO they wish for
children? VIII they conysnt 10 bear
them! Will they b able to nurse such
children a. they may hear? VIII not
college education make them unlovtns
wives and mothersf
fhe very asking Of such questions
SHOWS our lack Of perspective. Who
would be foolish enough to ses tina,
-FOUR years OF formal college life could
30 PROFOUNDLY alter the natural instincts
OF q college man a. to harden his hea n
against marriage. deprive him OF tender.
ness for children or Of 70 ber..
'hen and cause him to desert or mai.
treat wife and family,
"Ths college Yrssiassts vso N.
JOIN upon NJ 70 teaoh women Won.
anay virtues ana sduosts th~ "a
become wives N mother houiA
essdn ~ educating thsls ovn ooI.
SsSs men 70 beoo1s Ausbsaas. A.A
how cen women ~ sduesssa 4, n.
cu1aasly wemsaly virtues uui~.
we sduoete them n so.osllsa fe1i.
~ Asssotss Justice, righteovs-
aees, truth. love o. knovio1se.
synapashy, rsasoAableusss, sse Noth
womaaly aad manly vtrtaes. m
aegpy are ~ mems or wo1SN,s
oo0sgee u they teaoh Q tany ma.
t1o0 o. then.
no can women be educated primsr.
ny to be wives and mothers? do mo-,
sno". l nave never met a woman who
did KNOW. ] ave asked many A.
voted wives and mothers, vf,O nav.
lausnsd at the preposterous idea. VIA
REQUIRES the perfection Of all our human
powers canNsca rely be taught 20 vomsn
-nish schools or In colleges BY rule
COLLEGE WOMEN TO ourNum.
Der COLLEGE MEN.
COLLEGE women Will probably be more
numerous than college men. II We NAV
loo9e from the continuous increase OF
women teachers In the schools durins
The past thirty years, the COLLEGE
women OF the future viii have aimost
al the elementary n secondary teach.
M OF the country In their hands ana
hey will compete with men for nrn-
'essorships In colleges and universities.
"Whs. tAas y Ne eass, Z beassve
0sfe w10 ~ wsmsa seAolasu 81
shs hishsst yAak, AeveunS thu.
selves - re0eseeA aad lHvenS1on
- original i~nvsstAgAAlsn, e. tSere .
e1s now women san6eSp, - q.
esssss. ana posts. ~ novsHsts, I
In addition to teaching ana library
work. as at present, the college woman
u the future will have found certain l
'rades and professions peculiarly suited
10 her. in which she can succeed as
ven as u no. bet;er than men. I pre-.
that architecture and medicine will
~ TITO o: these. 80
Certain divisions OF businsss win
end 10 fall into her hands. a, tyne.
writing and telegraphy have already
oecome the professions OF women who
not been 10 college.
For the woman who Is abe 70
shoulder 10 shoulder Nit, the
nan she loves In the suppor, OF he
'ami,y there Will be 100 PEI cert. and
longer the 81 per cent. o, marriage. !
She viii, indeed. be the only woman
he man Of moderate income can A..
lord TO msrry."