| Show iH t t Ha t t t O o H o f 9 t M fT Mrs Rowlands Advice on Training a Young Gi t OFTEN note with regret lint the t 4 I home educational methods of oC this 6 present day ore are less satisfactory In their results than those ot of CO O years car carago 4 ago In those days n a girl was brought ii up wIth a aview to tb filling that sphere i r tl t nature called her While there are aro some women ho are arc so f i devotedly wedded to their carters r that they never have a 11 thought ot of 4 matrimony most women do marry AI Jt It is III the tho destiny at most to 7 wIves It seems to me to be folly tolly to cram a 11 girl girls hC head d with accomplish h hi ments that will never be of at any ra use Ulle and leave leae her absolutely IS ig ignorant ot of the first fiNt princIples of at i The domestic sciences ore re Just ns as Important as on any other branch ot of learning Yet the they have few tew feminine students ot of their va a arlous t rious branches 4 In sOme schools school branches ot of do dor dor r are taught and all allt nh z t over the land a great organisation tor or women the Household I Economic nil as nili i 4 Is endeavoring tt te awaken J t Interest In the subject Interest i v vt 44 In something of the sort is Ip In some circle more mora tit br less lese or at a nd fad There TheN are arc certain elect teachers O the lie culinary art In the larger cities whose Is to the tho daughters ot of the lie wealthy In cooking l very girl should be 1 a housewife no matter whether she he moano to morr marry or r not her lieI mother nother will he be her best teacher tearh r It that trill luly herself understands housekeeping The daughter should hould be taught In ad adVance Vance how to and lien she wm will never noer net need to acm oom that her hor Should n a girl who lies hu been thor her trained In marry marr ii a man In n o stances or one who happens to lose his fortune she will be able to help hIm to la save e lila hIs money Instead of Ir squandering n it nIt It Is that parents hoUld bring t their clr daughters up with t tat tastes no matter what their station m ma be The daughters of at the Prine Prin Princess cess ot of Waie RS as Indeed are alt royal children were brought broucht u ul up l Hi t with 1 a simplicity after which the tho humblest commoner mIght pattern The They were allowed but a limited amount of pocket taught to make their own hats and gowns owns and how to took look otter a house with just the same ame con conscientIousness as though the they had been born to cot ages Ins Instead of oC to a The knowledge ot of how to make bread and how to broil n a steak need ned not Interfere with n a girl girls Ion to Wagner Housework Is one ot of the best and th the girl Irl who ho makes make It part Of her doll daily may find corn com iii hi the I that she ho Is III adding to her health and to her beauty In IRIt herself lt mis mistress tress of at this tho neglected accomplish nI nt sweeping dusting and sewing With the woman oman to whom hom pursuits are nrc mat matters matters of Inclination not the tho grounding In household science will not serve to swerve her from the tho In crest she Ihl cell In literature art or orthe the scienceS t t i at i S tl rl that malty moth 9 In make ke is 11 In th thIr Sr A daughters The young oun 4 girl grows rows into nn an n whose ho o soul Boul ig hi cn tv to the tho anti the manturi mak r Too attention rAiled to fb t t 4 the they vear children vain olin n ti elt eg r a 11 young oung gIrl should be C sent sont to 10 a boarding school or not Is a questIon b by itself I hIm have no al dieC against sensible boarding 1 but I Ido do object to those ble gant ant institutions ot of learnIng which i inre are more noted for tor tn fashionable dress dreu 4 tor ot the tho excellence ot their CUr m A well bred brol brought Q up UI girl should be dressed sea en 4 sibly and neatly neaU but never New York S t 1 |
