Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-11-11
PLAIN TALK TO GIRLS
THE COUNTESS NoRRAIKoW POINTS
OUT A DANGEROUS PITFALL.

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Copyright; 1866. by American Press Associa-
uon.I
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NIT the visits OF young men to their
younger daughters, see no harm in their
regular attendance at matinees. Thus
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their instructor be a lady in principle as
well as in manner. Let the seed be
planted in time, and the harvest will well
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tai neglect in this direction. Mildred
and Clarissa, fast friends, had just
reach the portals of a large up town
theater. The chief actor in the play
about to be produced was young man
ofsurpassing beauty veritable Adonis
At least so thought the silly girls who
focked to see him. The two friends,
having already secured seats in advance,
were not obliged to loiter at the entrance
for other than their own amusement.
From the apparent outlook of things
they considered it very necessary to ex-
anime each others encourage. Mildred
critically scanned Clarissa's face and
dress-the former to see that powder
had not been used too lavishly, and the
latter to make sure that every article
was place. Clariss1 performed a like
office for Mildred. They next peered
into the bag which they carried to see
that the powder rag was all right and
the bonbon box in place. Having salts
fed themselves and each other that ev-
erythlng was as 1t should be and giving
their hats last witch, they passed
INTO the great beyond and were met by
the ushers. Their seats were of course
in a conspicuous place, where they
could see and be seen by the object of
their visit.
They believed themselves deeply il
love, as do most girls of tender age,
and that they were beloved in return.
1t did not for moment dawn on their
innocent young minds that the object OF
their alteration might be married man,
with brood OF little ones to care for.
SO when the curtain was raised and
their mamorata appeared on the stage
the glasses OF both were instantly leyeled
at INN.
The man OF Thespis, noting the silent
admiration OF the girls, as was natural,
frequently turned his eyes in their direc-
tlon. This caused their silly hearts to
nutter, and the teiltale bushes quickly
chased each other over both Their faces.
Inc dear creatures did not seem to real
ize the TACT that neither one was singled
out, but that the glances were directed
TO both- ms TACT alone should have
called matt IN tnelr peculiar form OF
IMITATION, but such Is the sweet limo