The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
lVETTE GUILBERT TALKS OF WOMEN IN ART LOVE- POLITICS

hensien, and vas Glent . moment IN =
unhappiness that gives grandeur 20 ths
artists work" she ssid fsally-very finally
Joy 10 slvsys q little bit bsnai.r
And then her questiooer was Elent for
while. For il takes courage 70 cal ~
banai, since without some MEASURE Of thst
bright bsnality even the artist must walk is
the valley Of the Shadow. But Yvefts Gull
bert has the courage Of long vision. bad sAs
not herseh laughed with an Paris before sbs
brouxht into the music halls her straaeA
new vein Of trad i-eDmedyt These were De
DAYS when she and her long black Eiovss
were the toast Of. "les smbassadears-
when the poet Arthur Symons wrote Of hers
She ssso. of life esd s;rtk ssl su tkst sesss
Nos's foscy - tie oerp;osl Of loses;
zrS cRsu silver tskes ne a. ske sssSs
Tke pity Of sspttieS kssss fAssss.
IL is the same today, for sbe holds SIN b
what she calls the totality Of lifs. Does she
not in a single evening come before M hrst
as q laughing peasant bride, then - q
miracle working medieval ssint-ss cour-
tesan, sinister perhaps but always ptuful
N a snow white nun, - mother bowed NJ
the foot Of the guillotine which has take.
her only son? Yes, and II il perhaps - q
symbol of bruised and broken mcther-iove
that one remembers longest this supreme
,,t;st who will have woman always lovsble
and loving, but also hard working, and who
finds her greatest inspiration in the pity Of
unpitied human things
an POLITICAL questions msdsme co"
On.,,. ran true to form. She welcomes
Ill IN. new political life not as an END IN
;,se,f hut .s beginning, for she believes mat
u,oru.p is put on trial by its stupendous pos
s;h;I;,;,s- 81 want to see what she vlh 90
,;,h them. whether she will rise to them n
,;t,.ntIy .s she rose during the war L
-.rt TO see what laws she viii eotsin 70
h.tter humanity, for she can hsve Nn.' sn'
.hooses" " declared this prophet Of fenlnisn.
u,, brovs came close in an earnest trovn-
.T think that woman's mind tsnos 70 oe
r-ox and deep" she continued, Nner
-. = broad but cruel. She must teseh
q, chat she has learned BY her ceneurie
az motherhood."
.t,l in the diplomatic serviceF
-. vas 20 delighted that she re-
- nonept.rly to her beloved French
.a,-S;so,,,r' she exclaimed. There shs
- \, masni6cent! For woman yery
snou O.;..l-.pd / believe she is more civilized
pr. nan. 1t is for her to foresee and prs-
vent disaster"
T.., Nine Guirbert tsrsed euenorer
T ..what would you think ths
.a.d .'of q new crusade OF AL tns
Gen., in the world, Joined together to erinf
so &C, between the nations-ts save
1se oseN ;,s.e,d of destroying It! I voeld les,s
n AFT m, profession, everything, IL sOen
N, noxemept were stsrted-the orusads of
.;-.-s,I Motherhood! All madame sns
- and her roice broke with the nemone
g N. last six years. Yesterday oe'ocsea
-,,d see what be made OF II! Bot
.o,orrov will belong to woman!
what is happiness, child? ou'ea-e1os
1. ,onbeur? 1t is to serve-to feel, L an
n..ful. / give to the world an the f1ifnes oi
Tt, Of love, of beauty that is in nr s'oi
looked up at Yvette Guiibet But shs
x,s r,zinf out scross the chain OF httie blue
lakes to that bluer line which meant the