The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-24
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al always enjoy reading
your advice. don't care II
you print this or not, but II
makes me furious 20 see such
an article like Saturday even.
lna's paper where Mrs. J. w.
W." asks: 'Could refined
college professor marry Bridget
and live happily ever after~
Yes. he could. There are lots
OF girls working as housemaids
who have a great deal more re.
flnement than the ladies ca OF
tho four hundred who smoke
cigarettes and empty. on an
average. five quarts OF Wills.
KY a week, and that's no
"frame-up" on my part, az
have been out In the world and
know life from both sides.
n more men would marry
kitchen mechanics and, II they
have money, spend some OF the
coin educating her tperhaps she
10 fond OF painting or nusic),
" Wotfu ne bcttef.
The Bridgets are not luno.
rant. az YOU precious society
folks think they are. Many OF
them have a great desire TO I'M
prove themselves and are pre-
vented by working fo--t2--
yes, many times | have been
on my feet IS hours.
The reason girls continue
that drudaery 10 because they
don't wan, TO sell their souls
working In the husbands office
for a small $alary.
a great many men would be
better off II they married
Bridget. the Kitchen girl, who
has love for home OF her
own and Will be In II oftcner
than at card parties and tango
dances. have seen Carvings
on al some OF these parties that
would make your hair curl,
Cynthia Grey, and yet these
same women talk Of refine
ment. They don't know the
'ht&HAft9 W hfS "1f1s
FROM FURIOUS.
A~Good for you. Furious"
agree with you. OF course. yo
publish letters o
both aides OF n discussion.
II il absolutely up to the Ind
vidnai. whether of the 400. or Oh
girl honestly earning her livinl
whether or not Ahe In worthy {
her rightfui place In the home.
Every one who has heard m
talk. or read my writings on thi
domestic question knows what
think OF Il. Women are beginnin
TO recognize the faet that a girl
position doesn't make her-thn
sha makes the position
any many women who en-
ploy help are beginning TO reeol
nixe the girl's rights-and the
will have TO recognize them ia
thor before tho question IL settled
also tho girls must be willing I
recognize the employers rights.
hope some day 10 Be able 20 hel
tho girls who wish 70 help then
selves.
Q--Csa yea tell me how 10 rrmess
iak spots fresa . leather sait ess~
withoat tnjarsnx the ieashes-
y. ~ ".
A.--The only suggestion I ca
make is to have the entire sui, cas-
dyed black or other dark color.
Own ysa ps~s.e .agse.s sssne-
thing for . ris~ birthday present Tor
young lady ~ 81 y~sss with whsm
! have been geiss for fur n.nths.
add lave dearly Thanking ysa
very mach for y@'r kiaaneys. Z an.
A dainty electric lamp for he
reading desk. or dressing table.
fountain pen or four pretty candle
in the holders and with shades nj
be acceptable | know.
o--you has. helped others. 90 Z
thought yeu might s~ abte sa help
me. too. wenia YOU please tell me
how old girl hss In se snd In what
Grade she susss bs In order To quit
school and go to w.sk " h~e folks
need her help Thanking ,ea.
FIFTEEN.
A.--The law compels pupils 10 a
tend school until 10 years of AZ
by special permission from IN
OF schools. when
In absolutely necessary. n child ma
leave school earlier. Unless II
necessary you would better stay I
school and learn all you can as Ion
az you can.
Qs-Wiil ysn pi~s.~ tell me whether
or not MARY Fuller Of the Edison
Film Go. 1. marriedI also as to her
age and residence: I think she j. o
wonderful moving picture actress.
don't yeu' A MOVIE IAN.
A.--Mary Fuller In undoubtedly
gifted actress. She was born 1
Washington. ID. C.. but at preser
lives at Orange. n. j. She Is singl
and about % years OF age.
OIL am y Young married. woman,
aud would like some Of your valna-