The Washington bee., 1896-06-06

..-.-l l.I1 I AOlil SOAA IN ~ 49,
:.rs nerson is a Jealous per-
IN e,l -iI,arId be watched, notwith-
sor anu anu. 9.54ir looks may all be smiles.
-. well TO anticipate too much,
j. ,.l',-..-,.naintments T. a. are not very pleas
,,,an if is said, have always
g'Ca, - mothers, and my girls should
bao So, the cultivation OF their
nol 5.-- r-ev want their good deeds to
Tre AFTER them.
49,. ros. of a good woman's influence
Inc AIank that can never be full
filed.
,..,,rr. Ladies cont f1irt and / am
". 1.''.b ,,,rrb surprised in seeing you
'5.s az hat girl who is known to make
E.F ElD aSquainted with men She
5oesn't know.
,,,.,. Your friend has been calling
80 ..raugh. to be more than a mere
III He has no right to question
Sbo you entertain.
,ra~4FR: You should not think
-. ri fashion than you do your chill
5ran 4 mother should divide her
S1ery with her children.
A. Your exaggerations are abb
errf in dress as well as talk. When
sue trfes TO hide naturality by being
.afred o.,S without cultivating the same,
~ becomes ridicule for sensible peo-
pie.
MARY: Always keep your engas e.
u,on+s let YOUR friends feel that you
Can keep your word and be depended
upon.
lis well to think the best of every
human being, and do not impute evil
motives to any one.
Evil doers, have evil minds and per-
f4rtIv natural, would have evil opin-
ions about every one.
Corrupt thoughts enter corrupt
minds. People are very often judged
by the company they keep.
There is no virture that makes one
50 beautiful as the one that makes you
the giver of good adviCes. The pres
eDCE OI SuCn dl OWhCl VIII u w
manded to make happiness.
Nothingi is more provoking. than Tor
person to try and put their own
blame on some one else.
The kinder you are to some people
the less appreciation they have tor
YOU. Such people should be treated
U-ifh the uttermOSt contempt.
Girls who have more than one voca-
lion in life can always find friends.
The independent girl is the girl OF the
DAY.
BESSIE: | am of the opinion that 1t
IS far more PLAUSIBLE for you to aSSo-
ciate with girls ten years your senior
than YOUR Junior. Nothing IS more
dislasteful than to see old women try
ing to appear young by associatlng
themselves with young girls.
When our hands are not busy, If we
would read books, newspapers, etc.,
which tends to brighten our ideas, we
would not find time to gosslps about
our neighborS.
DON'T be a gossipper, because 1t only
shows maliciOusness and ignorance.
MINNIE: Don't marry the man un-
I'll Won have studied his character well,
and then if YOU find his makes-up bad,
LET him alone, as it is almost impossI-
bic to repair a bad man, although
many a good woman has been the
making of bad man.
A man who spends all Of his money
for cloths and is bound up IN his own
rraCes, will take all the money that
himself and wife can earn to keep
him dressed in fashion, while the wife
does drudgery in a calico gown.
DELLA: Love which prompts tend
sness and griefis all so well as tar as
il goes, but | am real provoked to
hear of YOU sitting and crying about
man who doesn't care for you.
Some of my girls are of the. opinion
hat to be a ConverSauonallSt they
must read all the ancient history ever
forgetting the fact that TINS
s the 10th Century and to be an inter
esting talker one must know the topics
)f to-day as well as in the past.
FASHION: Now that the grass-linen
nave stripes of pink, blue, green, red
1r yellow, the girls can wear SHIRT
waists of the same, which will present
nobbv effect, by having stock col
ar and belt of satin ribbon the same
hade as the stripes, which will have
endencv towards removing the tan
,olor that is so unbecoming to our
lark beauties.
Tan shoes are very much in vogue
md no shoe is better or more durable
or an outing than the tans, that come
n. different shades, with hosiery to