The evening world., 1913-02-08

They prefer to waste their time
ana money on suoh worthless ores
lures. while some nice fri 10 eat
ing her AsAxt out In ionsliness,
yes. hard. cruel. everlasting lone
ltnsss. There u nothins in thi,
world 90 ehssrlsss - . bleak,
lonely life.
know OF girls who have sought
vainly on all sides for an opportunity
Tor q social opening of some kind
where she can NEE, congenisl, pleas
ant people OF both sexes. Yes. YOU
might say there are the churches, the
associations. SC. but these gatherings
are. as a rule. fiat and undressing TO
a degree OF boredom.
Those that desire that sort of
thing are content; but what about
the lively, vtvaoious Girls that
must have life ana Gaysty. hut In
the proper way7 Must shc curb all
these impulses ana settle down
with the rest OF those who favs
gtven up the nght for . husband
ana wait until some worn-out, be-
lated man asks for her hand a. q
last resort, after all life has lost
its spies3
en- sure many girls feel as l do
but dare not give their thoughts ut
teyance.
There are ali kinds OF amusemcnts
for children, but what about the
grown-up children that need recreation
In q social wsy7 We have the theatres.
yes, but what pleasure is there in
going TO acc . play or movins pictures
alone" What about dances? No girl
wants To 20 to a dance alone or even
In company with another girl. The
humiliation of II, seeing all the other
girls with fellows!
No. j cannot see any way out !
wish some OF these rich people that
erect buildings, &c. would do some
thing for the girls and boys that would
cheer them up. LONELINESS.
FOR A WOMAN, 81 TO %; FOR
A MAN, IS TO 30.
Dear Madam: In my opinion 10 young
| couple have reached the ideal age 20
marry until they have passed the I'M
aginative age. for they are certain to
pass Il at some time
II this occurs after marriage
they s-s apt to regard their mates
| in . cold. critical light, ana won
der how they ever happened TO
marry them. In reality the Sirl
who looks 20 dowdy to the c~tt1oal
| husband was NO less 90 whom he
| used his best Efforts TO via her
from her other young admirers.
| ! had not observed or really realized
how far the imagination OF young PEG.
pie could deceive them until one da,
about two years ago. was living in Q
college town. where my father has d
chair In the university. when, one Sun.
day afternoon. little factory girl cam,
70 call for our maid. She was wearing
a Mobile skirt which she confessed "a.
made D: black outing flannel. sh.
wanted to know II any ona could .n!
that the dark blue sack-coat she wor.
belonged to her brother--sh0rt coat,
were fashionable then. over this III,
had a cheap marabout would not G.
any price have walked down the stree
with nor IN that outfit, hut she sse.nec
confident Of making a hit" with III,
IstudentA
After she had gone I went for q drty.
and saw her leaving a soda fountain
with a very attentive young man. wall,
ssveral OF the other students wer,
crowding around to DE introduced y
her.
OF course II 10 doubtful; IL any Of thos.
young men would ever have marie,
her. because she was cut OF their soc!a
class; but II they did not have viv.t
imaginations they would not hsv,
walked UP and down the street win
her. sone before their mothers and sis
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