The Washington bee., 1897-01-16

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c.,..,eoDle are suspicious becau'
.l.0 ar. themselves guilty OF some o
fen-e
B. Don't meet your, friend q
.tl .treet corners. II he THINKS we
-. he viii certainly come TO you
ba,.-r 10 see you.
r.ug,. Long courtships are dar
..;11 il is better not 20 MARI
,',.., for YOU may have an occaslo
=. --.rat at leisure.
- <on that YOU are of age IT
III. .r-rc.sary to tell your parent
,..rr secrets or secrets Conhde'
=. a Inv your girl friends, but yo
.'t.,s..r1 ,1 least tell them where yo" e
,Eo.,ou are going to be aCcompa
1.If,- As long as you are single
To-, a~1. 10 a certain extent under pa
renta. jursdIcuon'
absurd for any girl to expect he
,srrnis 10 take care OF her aiter SLi'
fac1rl,., of age. The girl with push
e she i out Of school, will not ever
mn untiI she is of age to seek employ
,,,,.,r IN order to assist her parents.
F You should be as neat as pos
siblr although you may not have
ahrudance of changes like other girl:
;euo reason why YOU snOuld not keeT
,.,nr few dresses we'll brushed anC
9ired and bv carefully arraylng your
eff in The same YOU will always look
Drcsentable.
A person who envies everyone offer
despIses his own self.
Recipe. Black silk should be clean
ed with nx-gall put into boiling water.
Rock SULPHUR broken in pieces and
nlaced in waTdrobes, Book cases and
odd corners will do away with moths.
If is well to cultivate a short mem
orv as to all unkindneSS Examine
into your own short ComlngS rather
than those OF others.
Lily. Bv no means talk of your pri-
yate. personal or family matters to
uninterested parties as by so dolnA you
only make your ONn case appear Out
the darker to well thinking people.
Do the duty that lies nearest you !;
the second duty will have already
come clearer.
Its always the second word that
makes the quarrel, hence never reply
TO sharp angry word.
STYLE. The lady attired in a tailor
made gown always appears we'll dress
ed and has an air of chic and stylish
ness.
Be content to do things and fret not
because you can do everything.
In all promised pleasures put your
self last, by SO doing others will be
happy by your generosity. lis well
70 take a cheerful view of everything.
Fashion. Sashes will be once more
the mode. Not ribbon saSheS, but
wide ones, cut from lowered taffeta
silk, hemmed at sides and edges. laid
an close drawn girdle about the
waist, knOtted into huge roSette at
the back and letting fall two long tabs
nearly to the heels.
Trained skir will be more used thi
Season for evening gowns shan they
have been for many years. Gradually,
presume these skirts will return for
outdoor dressy occasions.
Black cloth gowns are seen made up
with waist nearly all of black velvet
brOCaded with A color.
Simple gowns of figured black goods |
with black satin stock and high |
oorSelet and white linen collar and |
cuffs.
Noolen and silk warp crepe cloths
are used for mourning costumes.
ltisnot wise to speak harshly with
out a cause, by so doing we often lose
our friends.
man who makes a promise and
ials to keep 1t, without some plausible
reason should lot be trusted.
Never entertain the thought that
o'herS are your Superiors. Elevate
yourself above the common level and
conduct yourself properly and you
v Viii soon ind out that self-respeCt is
NE hTSt superior quality.
Respect yourself and others will be
compelled to respect you.
Don expect of your friends what
,ou knoH they can not give. 1t is not
woman Y.
ihlhgS are in a wrong state when
woman IS judged by her personal
'e"ull. Beauty is a blrthright and
I''.ilhg thai she has won herself.
Beauty of form or complexion will,
'o' satisfy those of high ideals.
Amelia. am sorry that YOU allow
~ .as man To iilt you. thought YOU
more sensible. Ay advice is now 10
y .oa inmE of other people to the
>.'u>l'h OF TINS man whose love is
.ol Your oan. b
Man is a domestic animal by his
-g>, na,urr, hence the housewife
,..1. ID eacverything to make happi- s
ess q; home.
Most PEOPLE fail to understand thai
,.l Acre made to amuse and not to
IN, "a mans highest principle comes
- good woman and his best
,.,'5 '''a MS aTe merely reflection of he. P
wv ""'ure impressed upon his mind >
,,'Il DUSl' active and Intelligent women :
~ ny .o 'l'ne and less inclination for
making OF rOmances.
Dear nil