The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-18

| OF the college girls / know. one has
"A truly wonderful character. ! do
not think "A college degree necesaar-
ily means an education or culture.
Some Of the worst little snobs and
empty.headed women ! ever met
graduated from college. Outside Of
some social affair or literary discus
sion. they are no good 20 themselves
or anyone else.
| For instance: One girl In college
| graduate. IA domestic science teacher
In u public school. and. at the same
time. ls unable % cook. without an.
others aid. "A meal that In III TO eat
That would constitute "A fine founda,
ton for the average family. wouldn't
llt7
Another girl poaHeFses a degree,
also n rare vocabulary which Is equal
20 any occasion. and would match
that Of any taxidriver In town.
Sun another. artistic ana cultured.
but utterly impractical. married a
I young man making a salary OF 1925
a month Che had absolutely no idea
Of economy, and am afraid II In
4 going TO be a case OF love flying out
NJ the window. unless she In broad
enough 20 adapt herself 20 conditions.
one more instance OF the heightss
their brains achieve AT tirpes:
Two university girls took part in
discussion as 10 what characterized
a lady. Finally the elder twho ma.
lored in sociology. IL you PLEASED un.
dertook 20 settle the question. Said
she. Il agree with Mrs. g.. there is
a gulf which can never be crossed
/ between the girl who takes her tub
every morning and tho one who in.
/ dulgcs In a triweekly."
suppose have been wandering
among Municipalities. but In this
cruel world. the easy-going general.
/ ties seem to have a little way OF
I passing one by one on tho other side.
At any rate. when a man marries. l
believe IL Is usually accepted as a
/ fact that be married a woman, not
women.
II Mr.. worlyingnan is married. or
l N he ever maIrfea. I'm sure he viii
agree that wives are apt to be- quite
1 individual.
This is not an ouiogy Of chorus
girls. or slam on the products 81
our educational institutions. simply
an argument that little minds are
little minds. wherever you find them.
A. 20 this entire discussion. would
II not be as sensible 20 say that all
college girls make wonderful wives,
as II would be 10 say all chorus girls
maks undesirable wives, or vice
vcrAaf CAM.
Dear Miss Grey: had the flu
when 'One With Experience" came
forth with her little story Of lovely
home. piano. openfaee clothes. violin
lessons. rent boys ao.per.month
suits. milk and cream. ti2s0. etc, 50
I didn't feel able 10 take her on
but tonight ! was 20 glad to Ece
Bachelor" hang the Indian sign"
on her.
II can't be done on ;i25 per month.
or on $50. nor even 5000. and keep
an even balance Of $500 for checking
account.
/ am a lone widow. own my own
| home, 50. Of course. paying no rent.
and S. per month covering my house
bills and can't even have good
clothes, or any account for doctor
bills. and unexpected incidentals.
Bachelor" is right. Shed be a
l riot among the poor young men OF
today. whose fancy lightly turns TO
iovc--"and grocery bills"
WIDOW.
/ Dear MiEA Grey. / would Just like
TO say a few words 10 the man sign.
ing himself e" In last nights Issue.
l am glad / read tho letter, for
i did not believe a man was ever Gre
ated who would 40 thru what he did.
or who was capable Of such devo-
ton.
Thousands ~ women DO IL daily,
and one cannot help but pity the
poor foolish woman who would give
up the deep love and devotion Of
this husband and son for the friends
90 be met In a public dance HAN. And
yet. have been thinking all evening
n "E" had the kind OF wife worthy
of him. would he appreciate her? We
read so much Of Young men remain.
ing bachelors because they cannot
find the good, old.fashioned girl. But
the men who today have such girls
for wives. mothers OF their children.
who make over dads clothes and
mothers skirts. who wear their