The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-25

HeNNANANNt 0VNldItu.
IF ! could be a young man again
would leave all you white beauties
and spend my life among the dark
skins.'
Why, General, there are. thousands
of white gentlemen who have spent
as much time as possible among the
dark skins, leaving the "white beau
ties" until society compelled them to
get marriage certificate.
z. The social news among our
white people is always interesting,
entertaining, informing. Read il
whenever possible, since what they
do today socially is what you will
do tomorrow.
Marriage with our white people has
its ups and downs; holds space in
the newspapers, and keeps the judges
busy from morning till night.
Harold Mccormick, high represen-
tative of one of the great American
families, got tired of his tempera-
mental wife, Gamma Walska, the
singer. Last reports are that he
and his lawyers will go to the court
house.
These few lines from Gamma, put
out when she married Mr.. McCor-
mick several years ago, give the
whole case:
Marriage must be founded on mu-
tual esteem, friendship, understand
ing and then love, which is last but
not least. However, love alone does
not constitute sound basis for mar
ried life. Both Harold and under
stand this. That is why he allows
me to continue with my music"
Read that over again and you will
see why Mr.. Mccormick and his
LAWYERS are getting up papers. etc.
The FIRST and the LAST basis.
of married life is love. When our
white people advise different, tell
them they don't know it all.
Another courthouse scrape. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Jr., one of the few
rich young men trying to make a
name for themselves, is asking a
divorce from his wife, a Littleton of
Chattanooga, a family of brains and
achievements.
The trouble there, according to
Mr.. Vanderbilt. is that his wife likes
society and wishes to shine in it. az
know all about society,"" he declares,
"and am not bothered with it,"
Mrs. Vanderbilt. crossing that bill,
says that her husband deserted her
The way cur white people live, it is
hard to tell when they have do
serted or simply gone away. Miss
Littleton, a southern lady, thought
FIRST of society in New York when
she married. All ladies think with
Miss Littleton, now Mrs. Vanderbilt.
The best way for southern white
lady to shine in society is to- marry
in southern circles and stay at home.
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The famous writer, Hendrick Van
Loon, author of 'The Story of Man
kind,,' marries a noted actress and
goes back to his rooms while the
bride goes back to- her rooms. That
is understanding but NOT marriage.
{ If you don't wish the CONSTANT
company of your wife or your hus-
band, you may find some pleasure
in each others society, but you are
not really married.
Keep up with our white people who
are getting more scandalous daily.
Have you heard of the new book,
"The Presidents Daughter 2" AS soon
as this writer has read It through
you will be informed upon it.
Poor Mr.. Harding, bounded to his
death, seems to have no peace even
beyond the grave. He must look sad
ly down from the upper bright world.
3. Our White People have reached
Greece. "The isles of Greece, the
isles of Greece" as Byron named
them in his song of where "Delos rose
and Phoebus sprung" Ask the chill
dren when they come in what about
Greece.
Having learned much from Greece
our white people desired to give
something in return; so THEIR cul-
ture has reached the home of Aristo-
tie. Older people might read Aris-
totle, or get some one to read from
him. 80.
Admiral Kondouriotis, president of
Greece, was assaulted by a young
man who knew how to get his name
in the papers. The Associated Press