The bee., 1884-01-05

press, I therefore could not attend.
have been informed that we are to have
new deal on the board oftrustees. Ru-
NOR has it that there. will be a change in
the county and seventh division. Geo.
F. T. C. will be asked to step down
which 1 think is right. l believe
change in our public school system will
ultimately improve their condition. J.
81. B. will surely 60 aais time, there is no
blotting this out. Rethas been under the
impressions heretofos,N that he was kept
there by his so called white friends and
that his cclored friends could do nothing
in his behalf. d. j. win succeed him.
His programme is change in the superin-
tendency, The attempt on the part of
the teachers of the eighth division to get
mp christmas preseEs far s. NJ. proved to
be failure. His umssgonlarity with the
better class of teaches nut veto on the
whole affair. There s&ere, a few who
would have suped ant scraped like a set
of fostered babes, but the timely veto put
a stop to it. / admire a noble woman,
one who has courage, dignity and moral
ity. A lady should be refined and ready
to resent all insults etfared her. Clara,
am greatly surprised It our young girls
now adays. The idea of married men
giving parties and inviting single ladies to
attend. The wives of these men should
accompany them to all places of public
amusements. II / had a husband he
should respect messssa longer than the
other evening 1 saw L. G. in company
with P. whose wife is at home. How
long is this to contiaae? Will young la
dies disregard the moral trainings of their
youth? If these girls would only stop
to consider what other people think OF
them when they are in company with
married men they would hide their faces.
In the first place when married man visits
single young lady or accompany them on
the streets to places 81 private end pub
lie amusements and leave their wives at
home what are the thoughts Of,respec-
table people9 Why, the first Thing 6asat
is said and circulated is that she keepsthe
company of married men. She receive
treats while his wife and children are at
home suffering. What is her object for
allowing that man who is married to visit
her? He is not single, If he is single he is
immoral. The rum shop is his resort, he
associates with lude women. The names
of young ladies are in the mouth of every
person. What chance is there Tor such a
young lady to get a husband. Young
men of responsibility will look upon them
with suspicion and say her associates are
married men. No respectable lady will
receive the visits of married men. If a
female is insulted it is her fault and she
alone is to blame. If our girls were more
reserved, am confident that they would
be more respected. l am 4 woman my
self and it gives me pleasure TO see one of
my sex respect herself. I am now pre-
pairing series Of letters on the ''Wash-
ington Society,"" shall ventiiate it from
center to circumference. The society
that claims to be something have enter
tainments as traps to catch giddy 4sirls.
am confident that my letter this week
will be displeasing to the household, but,
hope that my dear Clara will be satis-i
fed. Miss Agee of Baltimore will be ten,
dered reception on her arrival in our
city. l understand that the widower
Francis W. is particularly infatuated with
Miss Alice W, Of West Washington.
Francis is a fine gentleman and hope
that he will lead A. to happy home,
Good bye and remember me to all the
girls. My next shall be our Washington
Society.
Yours lovingly,
LOUISE.