COPYRIGHT, 1912
BY B.W. HUEBSCH
PRINTED IN U.S.A.




This volume is dedicated to a woman endowed by her ancestors with
health and strength, reared by a wise mother, trained to earn her own
living, and university bred, at one time an independent wage-earner and
now equal partner in the business of a home, a social force in the life
of her community, member of a woman's club, a suffragist, the devoted
and intelligent mother of a group of fine children, and the center of a
family which loves and reverences her and finds the deepest meaning of
life in her presence.




CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I. WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A WOMAN 9
II. WOMAN'S HERITAGE 31
III. WOMEN IN EDUCATION 57
IV. THE FEMINIZING OF CULTURE 85