The Washington bee., 1891-07-25
CLARA TO LOUISE.

My Dear Louise: -
I was exceedingly glad to hear
from you last week. The topic |
for discussion in the Household
this week is about the young |
married man who proposed meet
ing a certain young lady to have
talk. His wife is in the mountains
for q little recreation and this
man, who does not deserve the
name of a husband is taking the
advantage of her absence Ivy sport
ing with some of our best C!l SIN
gle young ladies. He made
vast mistake in proposing to this
lady. She informed him that she
was lady and was a personal
friend to his wife and would write
Immediately and inform her OF
bis ungentlemanly proposals. just
what the wife will say it is hard
to state, hut know she has the
most 'iml liclt confidence in him
and it will go very hard with her
at first,
i A great deal has been said
about our society ladies. 1t seems
as though these society ladies do
many funny things. Not that L
mean to condelnn virtue, Oh, no
l have Tor an example, which l
will write more about later, q
young lady who has been assoclat-
} ing with the lowest class and she
! is now about to marry one OF the
t most respectable men in this city.
Why these class OF girls can catch
t our best men, | am unable to
] state. Perhaps you can enlighten
me on this subject.
-
q attended the excursion OF the
). Shiloh Baptist church to COlling-
wood Beach last Tuesday. II
was of the most orderly excursions
that has been there this season.
The three boats were crowded to
= their utmost capacity and every
Y body seemed to enjoy themselves.
It was financial succe ss.
10 7 have been informed that q
= very talented young lady of S
W.. one of our Normal Schoo
,s graduates, will coon enter the
a printing department of the Wash
Ie ington BEE to take full course
f, of type setting. The office Is now
'e beautifully arranged and is said
a to be the finest in the city. Pep
5e arations are now being made tC
'e put in a steam power press.
d wv
70 The singing at the Peoples Con
IS gregational Sunday School last
er Sunday afternoon was beautiful
rs but the disorder of some that were
% present reflected greatly on th'
~ ~ whole congregation. While th'
Is gentlemen from Howard Universi
1r ty was making a speech, every
q. body instead of one seemed to b.
talking. I hope that the ladlet
ft and gentleman will be more re-
DR. served in the future and wher
a strangers come in show them tha
% they can act we'll as we'll as sins
- well.
r I quite agree with you when
~ you say our girls should be care
1t full with whom they associate
e. There are young ladies in thi
d city with whom white men associ
ss ate, yet these same young ladie
e can be seen sssociating with ou
d best families.
ut &#
N is the strangest thing to se
Id how Birdie and Goldie agree
Is Their minds seem to be one a
= > we'll as their hearts. They ar
40 n certainly two loving creatures
~ just the way like to see lover
, act. Goldie has little more tenn
ce per than Birdie but be sooD quiet
ut down and is as gentle as a dove
They are to be married soon.
~ 10 l anticipate good time at At
lantIc City, n. J., very soon an,
ty there L hope to see you and you
id dear friend Lille.
AS ever yours,
a Clara.