The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-11-02

4 Girls InStedu vi SoditiS away loui
" IN the street, gossiping about
p .her peoples business, busy your
oI inee among the kitchen utensils, SO
ss.t YOU should you get married you
a a.n cook a palatable meal.
Ne ebould cultivate the art of leaving
-,orntly when making call. Some
pa .o,7llt make a dozen attempts to go,
ss1Febv consuming more time by start
;ng home, then it is necessary.
lis not necessary for a woman to
30 nm everything that a man dislikes
soonee she is his wife, although a
pood husband deserves all thoughtful
&c and kindness that woman can
5sstow upon him.
Too many of us in our attempt to be
.onerous become extravagant. 1t is
81 necessary to make great gifts, to
'bov your appreciation and esteem
.herebv becoming WaSteful.
a liar is to scorned, and a trickster
should be summed.
Ala full dress evening reception the
,loyes should be removed, except only
cup of chocolate or coffee is served.
An educated woman is more apt to
r,arrv an ignorant man than an edu-
rsted man is to marry an ignorant
woman.
his sin to crave to look beautiful
4 &c il drives one to extravaganza.
Mamie: Avoid persons who are
i,mous for inquiring into your personal
business. You are perfectly right to
decline the invitation of person whose
disposition you don't like.
his indeed very rude for a man to
smoke in the presence Of ladies, al
though the new girl" smokes cigar.
cites and seems not to care.
Family affairs should be kept al
home, as it is not of much interest to
we'll thinking people.
The girl to be honored is the one
who modestly resents all insults and
not the one who is ready to make a
great outcry at every little incident she
|Serchances to dislike.
No lady will be guilty of whispering
/ in company as it shows ignorance and
/ iii bred.
Don't forget the old maxim, 'that he
Who continually grins is either fool
4 or a knave," hence don't believe smiles
are all perfection when they are be
slowed upon you.
To make others happy, allow your
/ self to forget disagreeable things and
/ study the art of enjoyment.
A suspicious person has but few
hiends and girls should be careful not
4 10 associate with persons of unques
Fdonable characters.
Mems seemingly interest in girl s
[Velfare often means but little good,
hence girls should be careful Of the nice
4 little attentions shown them.
Cultivate in every way your graces
/ and refinement Of feeling, for they are
[heprinciple ornament OF true woman
hood
Essie: Your nose is most too long
oturn il up with scorn. A scornful
| srl soon looses her beauty and her
ace can hardly compete with a pleas
nt old lady of sixty summers.
DARK beauty You think you are too
,OOd to walk, but if you would asso-
uate with your equals and stop wear
ing such fancy colors, you would look
nuch better.
Ella: The colors that would be the
aOst becoming to your complexion are
The 'bluet" and a seal brown. BY all
means avoid light tan, green, or red.
shall endeavor to give a full de-
#Mlption of colorS next week, until
hen remember that if a man thinks
lou are anxious for his company he
FrIll slight you.
The new girl' seems to be all the
10, and many girls are saying that
iorSes are going SO enirely out Of fash
% that very soon it will be really bad
0m 10 own one.
Girls do remember that at your best
Ou do not look graceful on the wheels,
"dyou ride upon the steel avoid all
0nSpicuousnesS of gay dress.
Etiquette is very firm in that a man
sGst SIT on the left of a woman, while
nHng, so as TO allow her to drive
neneVer she wants to.
The accept pose for ladies while
a'Nng IS to hold the head just little
one side, the body bent forward just
u0le, and the reins held quite high.
Mary: Don't be discouraged because
~ are a servant, for all people who
uk are servants for the money.
being a domestic servant, you
N remember that you are fitted to
TIE wife of workingman, and again
daughters of workingmen are best
'eo ior good wife.
skilled domestic stands away
we her sisters behind the counter
SoTes and in factories. Factories
SS5oTes are fields of drudgery and
..oIen YOU can hear the store girl
aalk' i am tired of standing, cor
ave not had time to eat my lunch"
= Is said that woman who marries
h On education fully equal to that of
j. husband, is soon found far behind
ms should not be for in this
Sneap books, papers. and reading
senGleS she has means of refinement
Srs SultgTe which she has no right to
,tr Ioh waited upon and humored by
w. u PARENTS, dresses in the ex-