The Washington bee., 1897-08-28

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IF YOU were not guilty of
4 orense. you would not be SO
Ecious.
Short figures should not wear
mcks nor stripes as they tend
.te one look larger.
neople usually stoop to small
T. 60 Such people should be ignored.
Don't boast of doing thing,
,or know YOU are not doing it
4 > o,rn accord. 'Tis better to tell
4 rru,h than act It,
-,-d rest is not the rest that is
sr;oved Ifthe mind is not at
4 he BODY not only works, but is
worked,
The person who goes back on
-erds thinking that il IS to his
- will sooner or later ind
n bis error.
Es,-To become sullen without
n rse shows a Jealous disposition.
b., dislike in girls, is to see
making so much over a young
Il On account of his position. They
q 70 forget the fact that position "
81 ~ make neither lady nor gentle
81 and a laboring man oft-times
Is a better provlder than one
Ing big position.
metbing snowy always looks well
rmmer resorts, but it should con-
T-incipally of something thicker
organdy, especially for the
de.
organdv that has grown soft and
. lied from constant wear, can be
Dened and pressed on the wrong
. and il will then be as crisp as
rgirer-Bv all means you should
bn the lady first. as she is a stran-
this city. Mrs. H. P Cheatham
rery cultured and amiable lady.
whether or not she has special
for relieving her friends, ! am
e to state.
Ehion.-Odd waists Of taffeta are
numbered in the fashionable
robes of society ladies this fall.
waists are composed of silk,
and lace. Gray and red will be
Eadng Fall colors. Black always
ns stylish.
rerson who is ever ready to
about other peoples affairs is
or less always trouble max
tSon.
be people never seem so happy
zen they see the down fall of even
friends. Such people are treaCh-
and should be watched.
ta-Men are not like women;
Hre much more forgiving or easier
give. Let a woman fall out with
nd she has fallen out forever;
ugh she may speak and appear
look please, but that thing of
is yetin her heart. There may
CeptiOnS to this rule, especially
the deceitful woman. But let a
have falling out with another;
on forgiveS and forgets, and in a
avs he is as good a friend as ever.
foolishneSS for women to mix
mems affairs and become angry
they are offended, if so they will
hnd themselves enemies 10 their
s best friends.
r-Iust why YOU will insist on
the gentleman by his first
cannot understand. No young
mould address a m2n in such a
T term except she is engaged
re than a mere acquaintance.
a.-Let your acts prove your
np A certain amount of re-
s1i IS demanded in good society.
The person who suspects
oody and trusts no one, is them
Aty Of some offense. Remem-
e old adage, misery loves COM
An ungratefUl is the one who
slcceeds; he may do well for a
but bad luck is sure to over
im, You had better be thankful
all things.
-S-Hell, YES, | like to see any
nv to assist her husband.
mol necessary TO go out to work
Id work, IN order to be a help.
s'eddy your husband interest and
. save little out of a little, is
III help as to take in or go out to
wrappers are Just not the
70 wear while entertaining a
nan matters not how well &C
60 You may be with him.
dn apparel gives one a
appearance. Tea gowns
s.l1 ~ cate and the few that are
'-OUla be confined to the bed
q gentleman offers you a seat
,Iss ~, car, YOU should accept and
"'5ase II with a bow.
lour pretended friend NAV
~, at oe enrious of your success.
,S.oafe o-o are friendly one dav and
e-.'Nt ~,5 aeNt are more or less, al
y -s.ays are dangerous. l don't
H., VI c,o4rtship Tor a longer pc
nice ,'Fee Years. You should
! d, r,r - Parents in this matter.
'F girl associates.
! g.-- ga-Nal,e cuffs and collars
s-,r s." win six shirt waists. in