The Washington bee., 1896-01-11

The Importance of friendship is sci.
5or realized until il is withdrawn
tr0m us.
What is home without mother, or
what is life without friends.
sad is the fate that befalls an un.
grateful person.
Watch the person who is SO soon to
forget kindness in the hour of need.
Their days are numbered.
Life is what you make it." Such
are the words of a wise man.
Tena: No business addresses are
.jyen in this column. The names of
the two best dry goods houses in this
city are Johnson & Luttrell and Mrs.
Haines' store on the Hill, which are
called the cheapest "stores in the
city,"
Fashion: There is no change in the
size OF calling cards; thin Bristol
board card, either pearl or ivory white,
is the regulation thing and the name is
engraved in script.
The art of keeping TO ones self what
YOU might hear is an art that should
be cultivated, for it means keeping of
peace.
tiS not wise for woman to tell her
husband of all the disagreeable little
things that may have happened while
she was visiting his mother.
Young Wife: Respect your hus-
bands mother as you do your own,
and the respect will beget love and
confidence as well as happiness for you
both. in the new life and home.
Most women forget the value ofmak-
ing friends with their husbands friends.
IfhiS home is not pleasant to receive
friends, he will certainly seek them on
the ont side.
Don't talk about things that would
be wise to forget, nor cultivate and en-
courage a vile curiosity. Be only eager
to hear words of praise, rather than
words of blame.
In the most of households the first
quarrel is bound TO come and if it /
dOSen't, remember, sullen silence is
bad as quarrel.
A true son comes nearer and dearer |
to his parents when he is a true lover |
and husband and man, a mother will |
not deny the fact that her son has |
grown nearer and dearer since his |
marriage.
Girls: Keep yourselves informed of
the current news of the day. Know. |
at least, the names and authors of the |
new books, and be able TO say some
hing about those you have read.
ignorance: cannot advise YOU to |
| Marry man who is a drunkard and |
addicted to other bad habits; although
5ometlmes such men can be reformed |
by the entreaties of a good woman.
Anxiety; | do believe in innocent
friendships. But think it unwise for
amarrled woman TO have an intimate
man friend, other than her husband, as
gives rise to silly talk.
Society: Invitations for CAT Home"
requires no acceptance. If you do not
attend the reception send your calling
caro- by mail or messenger, so timed as
20 arrive the afternoon of the recep-
ton.
iSnot necessary to tell your friends
lhat you are glad to see them; if you
really are, they will soon find it out.
When We once lose confidence in a
person 1t is hard ever to regain it, and
I'VE do, the confidence will not be as
NfonG as it was at first.
No one was ever known to be won
oy ifowns and scorns, although such
: olumes seen among friends, who
claim to be very dear to each other.
Men do not often admire a selfish,
gseviSh, or masculine woman, neither
10 they care for woman who knows
more than they do on a certain topic.
NO true woman admireS a sarcastic
alan, neither does she care for a man
vi VINO are continually talking about
ladies andseek the degradation of
=" every true woman he can find.
blessed is the girl who can make
very man know his place and demand
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