The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-30
HER IDEAL LOVE
English Woman Describes Hero
of Her Dreams.
Among Other Preferences She Thinks
More of Pipe Smoker Than of
Cigarette Danger."

Anna Hount. an English woman
has a good deal To say on a question
much discussed among women. The
Man ! could Love Miss Rlount's
views are interesting, especially her
admissions tlat She loves dream
hero. who smokes a pipe and VIA"
reads her like q book according. to
the London Mail Moreover. She says
she doesn't fialter herself that her
hero husband would always find her
rhe most ah>orbin. interest in his life
She writes:
Il to MOI pretend that | deserve
entirely 10 find my ideal husband Iiut
one can dreaill-;lnd wait
II have pictured him often He IS
about thirty years old. neither tail nor
short. and clean shaNan. His fea-
lures are Of the Roman type and
he has dark gray eyes that look
straight into mine with compelling
@aZe There is an interrogative
wrinkle between his eyes that shows
he has asked questions Of life.
II attach importance to his hands.
They are straight and capable and
the finger tips are not pointed.
He is fond of art hut moi 'alty.'
He does moi grow long hair. Wear Il
BNronic collar and flowing tie. He
is rather faSlidiouS about his clothes.
without being Il dandy. think he
looks his best in hoating tIannelS. but
| like him in evening dress.
lie is rather versatile and has fads
and hobbies This is fortunate. be-
cause | don't latter myself that he
NH always find me the most alb
sorhing interest in life He smokes n
pipe. and | am glad because | have
II theory that pipe smokers are more
reliable than cigarette danglers.
MY dream lover has a melodionS
but manly voice. He is not an inces
SAINT lalkcr. hut always a good listen
ar. His sense Of hulnor is keen. though
he is moi 4 constant joker nor Il per
pptual raconteur.
"Sometine>. like all sympathetic
people he is Il little sad. am not
All admirer of the always eanahle
IlIiiIl NtlltII Stt'Il llf'Il llf NlIll'is tli-
l"iS and ihick-Skinled.
INV ideal man is sensitive. but he
knows it. and does not allow his SenSi-
tivtv ia make him 'touchy.'
His temper is rather quick. He OK
plode> now and again. but is very
sweet and serene after the storm.
81 know that | shall veN him some
times with my moods and WhimS and
probably he will want to shake me
like Il naughty child. cannot tell
why. but | am able always To put my
self in his place and feel as he feels
| can often divine what he is think
iny about and he can read me like n
book.
"lIe is a delightful chnm as we'll as
a husband. lie wants me with him
i'm his work and play. and he asks my
advice ON most matters. don't
rlltl@e him an evening at his club:
but when he COILS or potterS about
In the garden l wish to he at his
side
.'lie is very firm. and can be stern,
but he is also extremely conSiderAte.
fender and. best IF all. he understands
women hy instinct and reflection
ole Is neither poor nor rich. He
believes in enjoying the present hour
and hates pnrSimony. His work inter
eSts him He is as fond of play rs
srhoolboy He is very tolerant OF
other folks faults and weaknesses.
generous with money and nnNi"ns to
do good turns for his friends. He re-
spe,ts women and loves children"