Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-03-16 | Page 3 | Writer and Mate Take Matrimonial Vacation

Writer and Mate Take Matrimonial Vacation c S. 1 4 k ks k S s t 4 4 k 4 y i t ey r t Lz 1 hI hItt I IS t S fC f C t Z ft t 4 57 1 cf Tj MRS MIS THYRA SAMTER WINSLOW By Dy S S. MIA EA Writer riter NEW YORK March 15 The The depend depend dependent de de- de- de pend pendent nt woman Is the only type who Is sult suited d tp conventional matrimony mat mat- and and marriage as th the thayer ayer f age persons Interpret It it Is is almost ln ost impossible fo for the Independent self self- supporting thinking thinking- Individual why my husband and I 1 are experimenting to find tind the plan which width Just suits our needs Thus Thyra Samter W comments comments com corn ments on the fact that sh she and her husband after atter twelve yeas yea of or happy married life liCe are to take a ayears ayears i years year's absence from each jach other In a a. story this tills plan would sound preposterous but as Mrs 1 Winslow explains the situation it sounds quite plausible WANT TO n HI lI IS I'S IS i Neither o of us wants to be b half haIt o of oJ we she sho declares We want wane to tobe tobe tobe be That was our agreement when we married We were writers and were to go on with our careers ca ca- ca- ca Weve Veve never had a vacation either of ot us in twelve years We Ve Weare are ate con convinced married couples should have at least a months month's vacation vacation vacation va va- va- va cation from om each other each year S Sty we are taking it all at once I 1 couldn't help asking Mrs WinslOW Winslow Wins Wins- low if she wasn't Just a 1 Kit bit lt afraid some vamp might take a a. fancy to her husband while he was vacation vacation- ing And she replied A A married man i IB Is always In danger danger danger dan dan- I ger from vamps But think o of the time he has away from home under the ordinary circumstances He lie sees pretty girls at his office at luncheon luncheon luncheon lunch lunch- eon and on the streetcar If he he wants to wander away rom from his hia his his' marriage vows he can do so very I conveniently and still spend most mos of his evenings a at holne i JW A husband and wife should I 1 be bebe believe believe be- be lieve be absolutely loyal to each other in big bg issues and free in the smaller ones I QUIZZING I No man wants to be asked every day with whom he has lunched and to to a account count for every minute of his time And a woman doesn't either My Iy husband Is la the finest man I I. I know That's why we are able abo to tomake tomake to t ere make t this experiment d Our plan pian however would not b be advisable for Tor the woman who is not economically independent and who cannot think for herself Mrs Airs Winslows Winslow's latest book Picture Plc Pic tue ture Frames was received with great enthusiasm and one of the stories The Cycle of or Manhattan n Is being dramatized fo fo- fo Broadway