“A man appreciates a clean, orderly home, made comfortable and homey by the touch of a woman’s hand. He would consider it a miserable disadvantage if his wife were to fail in this important duty. However, he doesn’t want her homemaking to become more important than he is. The house is made to serve the family, not the family to serve the house. He wants his wife’s efforts to be mostly for his sake and the children’s, not to satisfy her pride or impress others.”