The Washington bee., 1896-08-22
POINTERS.

=. osrtlenan will be guilty o.
~ - N engagement with two
nsh'-s ,be same time. In order tc
su.I' .'r their popularity, some men otter
ss-s,bis suyfb ungentlemanly act.
u,a, who falls in love with every
a md pretty face he sees is no bet.
lsN .i,ar is the giddy girl who ignores al
lTi T. ora. associates the moment she
q - AZ new acquaintance. Both, il
ll12b l-la;@b~5 in the balances will be found
wanting.
rrsrr: Nv dear girl don't criticise
~ # YOU cannot write an essay on
U..r,,7or sense. A well educated per-
w. - Mill not laugh at his more un-
fc-trnate sister or brother.
sensible man has said we can
,ere~ d graduate although some
-eo0le claim that they know every
gi tgEi1g. Such people should be ig-
n0TeC.
Mt: The newest designs in link
brttons show oval gold buckles that
come out most effectively against the
linen back ground.
MAUD: A nice present for your
bridesmaids would be broach fan or
chain bracelet. The groom can with
nroprietv present the usherS with gold
End, or knock ties. Though neither
hide nor groom are under any COM
nulsion TO make presents.
E.T.: Only a clear skin brunette
can wear cream, old rose, pink, yell
lou. or pinkish lavender. Wear white
ribbons with your baby blue crepon.
Nh: do not admire your manner
toward the gentleman. Ifyou do not
care for him, you should not accept
his presents
EMMA: You were perfectly right in
acknowledging the hospitality shown
rou. Many of my girls are too care
less about it. If a gentleman offers
his services for anything and you do
not accept, you should be as grateful
as though YOU accepted.
DELLA: 1t is so foolish to see YOU in
love with Yourself; you seem to forget
that ugly habits and ways make a
pretty person homely and wealth turns
people foolish, usually when they are
not used to anything.
LEILA: Because you are in the coun-
uy dom think that you can be boist-
erous and rude. Country people are
ofimeS more intelligent than our city
beauties, hence your action will be
criticised.
E: am surprised to know that
you requested others to do what was
so distaSteful toyourself. had bet
Ter opinion Of you.
five want to accomplish anything
We must work Systematically, by so
doing We will find ourselves facinated
with our work.
YoUNG WIFE: | agree with you
when you say, that it is not enough
thatwiyes must feel that they have the
love of their husbands. They should
know 1t, and be told of it daily.
ThoughtlessnesS and a misunder-
Standing Of the nature of women are
al the bottom of all the uneXpressed
love men have for women.
The only thing that a woman does
not do for her husband that is equiva-
lent to what he does for her is not to
provide for him.
Cruel is the man who fails to notice
the dainty little touches of the table or
The tldiness Of the room a loving
wife has prepared for him, after his
Gays work is over.
The coming home of a good hus-
band. after his days work is done,
should be the event of the day of
rue and faithful woman.
LAURA: But few people appreciate
kindness. The meaner you treat
some people the better they seem to
Ike You My motto is to act towards
people as they act towards you.
Men who fail to understand women
Deter, is largely due to their inability
!" See llte from any other than their
own standpoint.
u. b You are wrong when you
Class servant and a clerk as one.
We are ali servants in a sense of duty.
Il domestic servant depends more
upon her mistress for direction than
Ooes the clerk upon his employer.
SADIE You should feel proud that
you are rid Of a knave. A man who
VIII Try TO marry two at the same time
8 Very apt not to be true to the one he
wedS.
r. {: When a lady makes an en-
SaSement with a gentleman and finds
tlat She can not fulfil it, should let him
mo" al once; if not the gentleman is
uo' asking her to accompany him
No one should be over-sensitive as
i o'tmeS makes a person unhappy
necessarily.
lG,ERIIE: Never attempt to do any
n.'ns that your conscience may lead
!ol 10 do that is wrong. A good plan
u 70 consult your dear mother.
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