The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-09-25

GIVES ONLY A SAMPLE.
Mr.. George delivered only a very
small part OF what he said was his
regular lecture. and which he inti-
mated he would give later in full II
sufficiently urged by some Washing
ton club.
Mrs. George, his "unfortunato
wife," as she says she has been
called, was to have shared honors
with her husband at the reception,
but failed to show up. being, he said,
."lost somewhere in Washington"
Mr. George is weil-lSnown novel
list. He admits that he's psycholo-
gist, and ne proved yesterday alSer-
noon that he's either the most gallant
flatterer that ever struck Washington
or he really thinks the Am ricar wom-
an Is about the finest thing step
ping.
HAS 1T ALL OVER III. FISHERS
"She has it all over the English
woman" he said, ain nee ways than
one. After a six weeks tour OF the
United states, in which have had
opportunity to view women from New
YORK to Texas. and from the highest
society woman to the lowest factory
girl ] can truthfully say that be
lieve the American woman to be the
bost-groomed woman In the world.
"Sbc is. II anything, too good look
ing She has made the American hus-
band bIase with her good looks. The
mind of the American woman Is be
ieye. more active than the mind or
the woman of any other countryN
AsToUNDED by KNOWLEDGE.
Mr.. George said IL was astounding
to him to see how American women
were keenly interested in every sub
ject, and how they know something
about any subject one can mention.
~ understand that in this country
you can get an audience OF several
thousand women to hear any subject
discussedL~ he said. "In England the
only kind of women who attend club
meetings are women who don't get
along with their husbands, and are
glad to get an evening out"
Explaining further, his theories on
love and marriage Mr.. George said
that you never know any man until
he makes love to you.
REVEALS REAL SELF THEN.
att Is when a man makes love to
a woman that his real self is reveal.
ed he said. land 1t is then that she
is permitted for the first time to
know him.
'Marriage should be less a matter
of romance and more a matter OF tech
n1uue. When a woman Is thinking OF
marrying a man she shouldn't won
der SO much do really love him as
she should ponder over the problem OF
whether they will like the same kind
OF wall paper and be able to agree
about the place for their summer va
cation. She should visualize herself
with mems house slippers and mems
mines around everywhere, and won
der " she'll be able to stand that"
Marriage should be a partnership,
according to Mr. George, in which
the woman Is an equal partner.
PLACED ON PEDESTAL HERE.
before meeting the American
woman" he said 81 doubted II she
would be able to assume such response
biIity. The American man tells such
ridiculous stories of the American
woman. He would have us believe
that she Is something almost ETHEREAL.
to be set up on pedestal and wor-
shipped.
after meeting the American
woman. and having a chance to get
a glimpse OF her cold, logical mind,
am sure she would never be content
TO stand day after day on such a
pedestal. The one thing that has inn
pressed me about the American woman
is that she must be up and doing. all
the time. I have never seen any class
OF people so restless"