bachelor girl

The accompanying text noted that she had been married briefly and was “now a bachelor girl.”

In fact she rather prided herself upon this, and upon being an independent bachelor girl who could always make her own way.

They would take a studio together in Boston—perhaps in New York—and live the ideal life of bachelor girls.

You know those bachelor girls about seventy-five apiece, over on Church Street near Aunt Louise's—the Miss Clarks?

A spinster, or as the modern woman likes to call herself, the "bachelor girl," may not use cards engraved merely Miss Gray, unless she is the oldest daughter of a family.