THE IDEAL GIRL.

Otaki Mail, 13 August 1923, Page 3

THE IDEAL GIRL.

100 PER CENT. NATURAL. NON-SMOKER. Men students gt the Michigan Agricultural College iu East Lansing, have described the ideal girl. They were asked to dig deeply into all the points that go with the making of the perfect girl, and hero is the decision: — She is the kind of girl who would make a good pal. She can share confidences and be loyal. She would bo what the fellows call a “good head,’.’ but not of the “super brain” type. She stands for beauty iu every sense of the word, the physical beauty ot saue living, the mental beauty that comes from the associations with music, poetry, and all manner of beautiful things, and the spiritual beauty that manifest in unfailing tact and •tf-hole-hearted friendliness. Her hair may be bobbed if it becomes her and she may carry a vanity j case if she so desires, and powder her j uose provided the effect is pot con. i spicuou*. But she must not put rouge ; on her cheeks or lips, ’ circumstances will she smoke cigarettes. ■ She never attends H petting parties.” She enjoys the companionship of men in the outdoors as well as on the dance floor. She is 100 per cent, natural. After publishing a few of the answers received the college paper comments “try and find her.’-’ f..' ntarnirtiig