South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

la|Lt illfE MY LahrAl '.-A q '-f
how very ideal 81 this mode of hv- .
ing,
The above paragraph reveals the .
ldeaI existence OF the woman OF a .
dead generation who first depended .
upon her parents and then upon her
husband Today we have many wom- I
en- practically az dependent. shift
ing their responsibility TO another's
shoulders and who II suddenly
thrown on their own resources
would Doe compelled to suffer the
c~ueIest OF foundations which would f.
fave been spared them had they
rracticed the art Of self depend I
ouce.
College with its broadening and
Uplifting influence on plastic, youth
fuI minds IS a forceful factor inspir-
ing YOU women 90 acquire their
true sphere in the universe. Voca-
- onal schools are contributing 10
~thIs era Of specialization and putting
forth perfected individUalities, ca
rable and ready 10 acquit themselves
college girl. the specially trained girl
soon learns that every woman should
possess equipment to follow some
career which IS entirely independent
and apart from that Of her family
ana that she should be able 20 meet
man on equal terms in the business
and professional world and 20 cope
with him on his own ground. on
can't really blame her II she comes
90 scorn or regard with pity, the
woman who IS content 20 be forever
consumer and never a producer.
We women are no less than men,
each OF us a distinct existence. In
the great facts Of life we are GER
tatnlv independent agents and all our
life are accountable IN the highest
sense only 20 our own souls and the
Maker OF them Why should not
women learn the lesson OF doing for
themselves and Of assuming the re
sponsbiIitv which rightfully belongs
TO them2 Tn this curious phase OF
social history when marriage is ap-
rarentlv eeasing TO becQSsle the COM
mon lot and n happy marriage the
most uncommon lot Of all, the foun-
dalton Of every wOman's education
should be moulded along the lines
If preparing her 20 work out her
- own destiny I'm a credible manner
j evardIess Of what Fate may deal
to her i'm "a future which always Is
most uncertain.
Mrs Elsie Waterbury Morris, wife
o. the famous novelist. Gouverneur
Morris who conducts a unique es-
adjustment called tho Primrose
House. fin Sew York city saws: ct
expect 20 follow a career the rest Of
my life and furthermore NV two
daughters aged n and Is arc going
90 be fitted 20 do something useful
bv which they may he always indie
pendent" However. only few wo-
mon possess the superb mentality 20
sucoessfullv enact roles OF wifehOod
end motherhood and still find time
for other erdeavor. Usually even the
se1r-depeudcut woman gives up her
career when marriage takes place
dfvotine her leisure hours toward
social and civic bettermcut I'm that
particular phase which she is best
Cited for. And while we are ON this
subject or careers for married wom-
eu Iat me say that marriage never
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