Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-28

Woman Should Propose for Her Life
Mate, says . worid-Wide STU
dent Of Mstfimony.

New York. June sS.--how women
make love. get married. take care OF
babies. stay unmarried. hold down
jobs. wear their clothes. play the so.
cial game. try TO vote. IN dozen
diuerent lands. are items in the
braazy summary OF feminine achieve
ment. which Mrs. Alec-rweedie. one
OF Engiand's most popular women
writer's. presents in her newest book.
women the World over
The book Is really the lightly told
record OF a womans swins around
the circie-said circle not To be con-
fused In any way with 'woman's
sphere For AIRS. Alec-Tweedie has
left her home behind her many times.
Mexico. Morocco. Finland. Japan. Ice
land. South America. China. besides
the usual European tours ard several
tips to this country. have been on her
itinerary. Wherever she has been
she has collected mental photographs
Of the quips and cranks OF her sex.
as well as Of their more serious &c.
complishments and ideals.
1T IL women who change their en-
tire lives by matrimony." she de-
clares. 1T IL women who take on CO.
lossal responsibility by matrimony.
Every detail falls to the lot Of the
woman. and therefore the woman
should surely be allowed to choose
the man for whom she feels herself
able to work and give. OF course
woman should propose. Men and wo-
men should be equal In all things
and therefore should be equally able
to choose a partner for life"
"Of all the coquettes on this globe
Of many races and diverse colors. |
verify believe the greatest flirts are
the Americans and Spaniards. The
Spanish lady reposes on a sofa. APP
pears lethargio. while she peeps
through her silky black lashes. and
her almond eyes OF lustrious depths
OF blackness send a thrill through the
masculine heart. as its owner offers
pillows and footstools and bonbons.
The Spanish girl Is silken. insinu'
GUS first. with beautiful little feet
and hands and lazy ways.
THE American Is an effervescent
! one. She bubbles all over with life
and enthusiasm. Is virile to her finger
tips, 'jollies' men until they do not
know whether they are on their head
or their heels: like whirlwind. she
brushes all before her and makes the
males OF the United States her verit
able slaves.
an Ireand. the 'between-man' Is
much employed to arrange marriages
among the peasantry. When a young
farmer has sought his services and a
likely girl has been suggested. the
between man arranges a visit some
evening. The would be bridegroom
then borrows n hat from one friend
coat. a watch. a stick. from Others
for luck. He waits on the roadside
whilst the trusted agent enters the
young woman's home. n invited "a
sit down by the parents the 20 be
tween remarks that friend OF his Il
outside. and a chat on his virtues en-
sues. Should the latter be also asked
In. then the proposal Is understood "a
be an accomplished fact. and the Cir
learns II. OF course she can refuse
but this is unlikely.
'Lovemaking Is a different affail
in every country. and affairs greatly
according to the grade OF life." sums
up Mrs. Alec Tweedle. yet. all over
the world II comes to the same thine
In the end.
"Lovemaking Is the pastime Of
yorth; matrimony the provision for
old age"