The Washington bee., 1896-01-04

non't talk loud or be boisterous il
order to make your self CONSPICUOUS
Don't allow yourselfto be persuadao
n discard a true friend by your
enemies.
A great many people never think o
their neighbors until trouble overtake
then, than they can be seen asking fol
their assistance.
II is better to have one true friend
.banit is to have a thousand false
hearted friends.
The girl who associate with woman
whose character is questionable will
soon he ruined.
Ella: / certainly would not accept
HI, invitation. Take my advice and
don't let him know you need his COM
pany.
All men are not alike, but most OF
-brn have the same opinion of a girl
who has a large number of callers and
seemed equally please with them all.
The girl to be honored is the girl
yrbo works, but she must be careful
and not spend her money on worth
less man.
Flossie: You are perfectly right to
decline answering personal questions.
Household matters should be confined
10 the home.
don't approve of whispering in
company. 1t shows ill bred and weak
ness.
Nirgie: How can you expect your
husband to treat you right when
your habits and temper are SO bad /?
Remember, a man with bad habits will
at times beguided by a good woman
and become a model man.
Every individual should have more
than one vocation in life, SO that if
driven from that of his choice, he will
have a second to fall back upon.
Kindness is not always appreciated
by some people. especially when they
are not in trouble.
Marie: If that man has a stronger
feeling for you than mere friendship he
will certainly make an effort to see you
and Tell you all his wishes. You over
anxiety makes you appear silly.
When girl allows man to adopt
such an easy and free-handed way
with her he cannot have but very
little respect for her.
Girls should not accept courtesies al
together too much as due them. What
ever comes to us in the way of atten-
|ton be it ever so small, we should not
fail to acknowledge it.. ~
Ithardly seems plausible to make an
excuse except you are guilty of some
ofense or neglect of duty.
It's not good taste for young ladies
10 receive gentleman friends in tea
gown. Tea gowns were dedicated to
matrons, but even they have quietly
laid them aside.
Nothing will more thoroughly stul-
| tify the spirit of gallantry in our young
men as an Indifferent reception OF their
court estes or attention at the hands OF
|young women.
New Year: The only gifts recog-
nized as proper from gentleman to d
laly are flowers, books, music, or
sweets, except they are engaged.
1t is not manly for a young man to
impress upon a girl that he thinks the
world Of her 'Just for fun and silly
Is the girl who can be SO easily infiu-
enCed.
Lulu do not approve of secret
marriages, and the suggestion of one
Is anything but of compliment to a
young woman.
It's not out of place for young girl
tc see her betrothed should he be sick,
providing she makes the request to his
mother or those in charge.
Always when a bride gives some
thing toward her future home, let it be |
linens, and they should be marked In
her maiden name.
4 sensible girl will make a man
prove his seemingly devotion to her
other than mere words. If he thinks
You are the best creature on earth, he
VIII provide for you home.
Don't think that because young
man does not indulge in wines and re-
Trans from smoking as well, that he is
unSociahle; such men usually make
good husbands.
No girl should visit a young mans
nome except an invitation is ex-
tended by his mother, and if he has
SISTER IT would be advisable to wait for
heT to pay her visit.
Remember girls, when you get po-
Siu9A that was previously held by the
masculine sex demand the same
wages, il not better, as already men
nave begun to complain of women
0TInglng down their wages.