The Washington bee., 1897-03-27

Envy is like an eyesoTe; it is effected
'lnything bright. Envlous peopl'
.! s ne most miserable on earth, be
@,1 a. they are always afflicted by othel
CceorIe C@C prosperity
3. is nonsense to be pleased one
mt and sullen the next. Sucf
nnnoIe n,.noI cannot and should not bt
trusted.
r., ssy thing and act the contrary
hons d .alsity of heart.
.us;s Never bother a man who
- 80 decided in his ways. dc
disc any of my girls TO take the
,,,,;'erabIe IT, task of reforming a man
after marriage.
7..r. Yes. this seems to be a very
- ,yorld: oft-umes the one who
49, the least gets the most praise ano
.h.,-ane wbo is overwOrked gets moth
inc but criticism.
usllie.-Because you are holding a
- nosition YOU should not think
-, gr,. the superior of all others. Po'
JJ;,;ons do not make ladies nor gentle
men although, in this day and time,
nnsi,ious have a great deal to do with
PPoe's social standing, which, to great
extent. is unfair.
cB-The person who acts lie is
,,orse than the one who will tell one.
People are Judged by their actions and
not their talk.
SE.-Your family affairs do not in
,erest outsiders. Everybody have
their family differences, and your
nre,ent troubles are no surprise to me.
Be- more independent and you will be
sought after.
Polite manners cost nothing, but
some people seem to prize them SO
highly as to not know how to treat
neople with common respect.
I hone none of my girls will be guilty
Of accepting valuable gifts from man,
except the wedding day is appointed,
and. indeed, even then they should be
accepted with delicaCy. Men are Pc
culiar beings, their minds are more apt
10 change than a woman'S, and often
they may give these presents with the
deepest sincerity of feeling at the time,
and after a few months make such a
material change, so as to even speak
or request the return of their gifts.
Men like the independent girl, and she
IS the only kind of a girl that can eX-
pect and demand respect. Flowers
can be accepted with propri-t from
any one.
Z.Z-Girls never see their folly un-
til il is too late. Don't be carried away
with a man because he spends his
money freely, as the Incentive for
such motive is not always pure.
Bessie.-Now that the summer
months are approaching, take my ad-
wee and be more careful than you were
last summer
Hint.-Girls of unmarriageable age
should not associate with either
women or men old enough to be their
mothers and fathers. Some old people
have an idea that il makes them ap-
pear Young to associate with young
people. but il make them appear just
0 the contrary, as all their lmperteC-
ions are then shown up.
Lena.-Bv no means shake hands
With a gentleman in another lady'S
louSe, for it is breach of etiquette. 1t
quite the proper thing to do in your
Wn home Neither is it proper to ex-
end an invitation TO a gentleman TO
all on YOU when you meet him on the
outside
ida You want to know how must
eriain young gentleman who seems
nNious to meet you, form your &C
uaintance Well, let him seek some
ne that knows you and have that per-
on TO present him to you. | do not
pproye of aCquaintanceShip without
he proper introduction, and the girl
no accepts a Standardization will
timately degrade herself in the esti-
latlon OF the man.
Rachel-Yes; | am opposed to fe-
lales attending political meetings,
NE tights or the races. Women cam
OF expect to be respected by men
hen they throw themselves SO rudely
mong them by attending such demon
ratons do not disapprOve of any
oman feeling jubilant that her huS-
and came out ahead in either of the
oove-named gaieties, but girls, don't
ncourage such sport, or be caught
mong it.
Reader.-You say that Rev. w. H.
TookS, the eloquent pastor of the
ncteenth Street Baptist Church, is
ways preaching on immortality or in
importance Well 1T is his duty to warn
e people of such danger, and in my
1mon, he cannot speak too often
gNnSt either. Seemingly, preachers
axe an easy time, but it is with them
Ae II IS with all others, when we do
u best and pray the most, our bur
ems seem but the heavier.
Graduate l have been informed
at next year there will be quite a
Tamhie for school appointments.
hose OF Class 90 and Class 'o5 will
axe race for the vacant places, as
ere WIil be no Normal graduates this
aT. Some system will be adopted,
acn. ! hope, will give each class an
a@I show. This system wnl, no
1d.i' be TO appoint an equal number
ON each class, according to number, |
thereafter appoint as the vacancies
@N occur, from first one class and |
ca irom the other, thereby leaving
equal number from each class.
4 ne man or woman who Is NOT SatiS- |