Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-02-25 | Page 14 | Mrs. Woodrow Wilson

Pa i pa S Mrs Woodrow Woodro w Wilson WE liE have O I heard much of Mrs Woodrow Wilson vy since one forty per pOl cent of the voters oters elected her husband and President The Ithe yellow eIlo press has informed in informed in- in formed us that she he knows how to cook coole that she likes society but thinks of other things occasionally that she looks after her husbands husband's physical physic l c comfort that she docs does not consider dress the Iho chief hie end of a n woman's womans life and that she spends less than 1000 a n year on her Iier gowns that the turkey trot the tho bunny hog bug the grizzly bear and the Texas Tommy will not noti i be- be danced at it the White House Honse so long as Mrs Wilson of that historic mansion All this we suppose i is disseminated with the view of convincing us that the new first firt lad lady of or the theland land landis is a most extraordinary woman Is it any wonder won wondel der del that the thc foreign press sneers at American provincialisms pro pro- cj Most lost American women know how to cook like Jike society but hat think of other things very often busy themselves with caring caring- for the big overgrown over- over I grown ho boy they married consider dress as important but not the tho most essential fact of life spend spend less than thail 1000 a n. year yeal on their gowns and amI would not r recognize co ize the turkey trot or the bunny hung if they met it in iii the street I Of course most of the nonsense about Mrs Wilson Wilson Wilson Wil Wil- son does not meet her bel approval She is nothing unusual she is merely t typical of American life at its best educated refined a n good wife and mother and fit for any sphere to which a 3 discerning Creator may call caIl her As the wife of a college professor enjoying a 3 moderate income income can can one really enjoy a moderate income she Y she learned how hon to economize to exercise prudence in iti disbursing his salary and not to sigh vainly for what she could not have han It was a splendid did lid training for the wife of a President and if Dr Wilson conducts himself with half the efficiency in his position that she will in hers there will be little ground for complaint But the yellow n newspapers seem determined to tomake tomake make her appear foolish before she becomes mistress of the White House and i is g given gen en the opportunity to todis dis display lay by her bel acts ct tho the intelligence behind them a l' l