“The Woman’s Place”
By The Hon. Mrs. Arthur Lyttleton
(English contemporary. The following is taken from “Women and Their Work.”)
“The woman’s place is the home.”
Such is a very common reply to those who propound any new schemes for educating or helping women. No one would deny the statement. It is true that those who make it sometimes forget that now-a-days a considerable number of women have no homes, and that therefore the remark by no means meets the whole case.