The Washington bee., 1896-07-25

III TO think well Of
|. r. .. +, certainly very an
3 sci. 10 be so much in
%, If as not to allow
'-.- TO admire you.
v are peculiar beings,
rA;,r.~ .-e for a girl who acts
s,. ..m. Take my advice
s'T t... gnxious, then you will
l'' "a, and admirers than
..,. .,o', :, l.. aytaered with.
-... who mistrusts every
Dc III .r,r..ts every one of wrong
-.' ar less always guilty OF
.e,.. bastard doings.
r. +, most too late in the
..1 Inv an organdie. Get a
I rg-s ..l Bingham with light
~ eaea. which you can wear
I.sr5out & oellember.
-,-. yol viii be more admired
IN. .,.,.-- 1uestions when they are
! o. rou and not when they are
F. some one else.
.,.. ror- of my nice girls will be
n -c5 Il doing anything, or going any
before irst consulting their
-mothers.
,r You are entirely too young
a;' .s;3E Of getting married. A girl
,-i has been in school all her life,
l~T The opinion, is not competent
h a housewife.
|,r,ryrss: A Young lady should be
.,rgiul with her business associates
= is in the most polite society.
1 ran find high blood in business
ru can elsewhere.
H., Don't be too familiar with
-.iormer gnanrc'S wife. She will
- ra7dy t5 think what she ought
Young ladies' cannot be too
Ishl.
,o,yrPy. Young ladies in the coun-
sbarrd be lust as careful with
,n ,ba,- associate as they are at
r. Certainly they would not re-
-,;z4-be same company at home.
n Girls are too quick to take
+,-gl-s 7s their associates. If you
|rTS 20 in the country, you are sup
IA 10 associate with your intellect
EQUALS. Ignorance cannot assist
sfned girl in society.
C. The League of Afro-Amer-
I women was the first to receive
ng7it;on and it is the only repre-
I3.ive body IN this country. Mrs.
TnF. Cook, is a very Sedate lacy
Erey unassuming.
EC.: Dressing is an art, and SEN
E and fashionable girls study 1t.
EaduCe is not to put on too much.
En- baby dresses will be- found on
1dy headed girls.
HgsEWIFE: There is but one way
make matters at home agreeable
b should attend to your business.
Hgoman is expected to be a house
BE- Girls are expected to dress as
marriage as they did before
image. This is the mistake some
Is make. Take the same care OF
.yelf after marriage as you did
srt.
4MC.. A gentleman in selecting
bic will generally select a girl OF
eaement and industry. OF course
s5 are girls who have fortunes and
bit know what to do with them,
Pee such girls purchase titles.
-8 are bestowed upon men OF for
b birth.
Mrs. Cook the presi-
Eotthe Womens league is lady
tenement and is the right place.
/ Is above petty spite and Jeal-
S1.
T. 4. NJ: No gentleman will be
-Sht smoking in the company OF
-ss and mo lady will allow a gentle
0Called, 10 walk in the public
''5ts with her with a cigar in his
.l1. Bear this in mind. Exercise
-Pendence on all occasions.
Lillian Take the advice of a
tal and never boast of what you
a5 Or intend to do. Keep your prl-
I business and household affairs TO
1isei. 10 self-respecting woman,
-'nsd or single, will confde her prl-
= business TO other people and more
teaally TO females who have no
.''5St IN them. ltthings do not suit
y Conllde in a good sister or
!; .aer. Many a good home has been
u, .A5n up, and good lives made mis-
Que on account of the folly of some
.S. No sensible woman will gossip
PTate business with her female
saoor Read good books, asso-
.SVith good people and above all
.SS Keep your own counsel. Wo-
~ !. aTe naturally envIous of one
,.-'5r Oi course there are eXcep-
y y 10 the rule. You know right
\. you know when you tell
y. \ pHya,e atfairs the persons in
! ,'Ii u You yorIde will confide in some