The Washington bee., 1898-06-11

,.. You have been compliment
.o, yaur excellent work. Strict
5Sc.ao,.ne is what is necessary
-..u4. A young lady should be
IIs,,l-.rrlied with escorts. Never de-
WA ns~ 0n the company of one male.
oro. Your letter was too indiscreet.
IN had taste TO use vulgar terms
. = srsnr. always display good man
ners.
.ge. Il was Fred Douglass who
a,te~ed a son TO Major Andrews.
y lIe,orv :. of the negro soldiers will en-
tighten you.
r..s. Old Goals will kindle some
.,r,es Fond recollectiOns OF the past
.la,ers1ly recalls to ones mind loving
events.
P. DO not expose your ignorance
,oTopnr men. They often take ad-
rsntage OF II.
Mp. Dressing is an art and few
oi,Is seem to appreciate the fact. You
sbould ALWAYS dress with taste.
DIT. Nothing is more distasteful
tssn 10 see a crowd of girls assemble
cossiping about frivilous matters.
f,ssfIl and beneficial topics should al
gays occupy the mind Of young girl.
T. Too much familiarity often
leads to disagreements and unpleas
ar,ness Never allow yourself to get
too familiar with any one.
N. il is generally the rule. One
isyery seldom sought after until some
hing is needed. Some girls are de-
cetiul
1T. Society should be polished and
polite "A loud laugh 2ortrays va
cant mind.
Ola. You should have resented the
insult at once. A pretentious man
will pretend that he has great inter-
est in your welfare.
Esse Take my advice and never 60
on common excursion. / am opposed
tOgTlS going on excursions unaccom-
PANIED by parents.
r. B. You did the right thing to re-
fuse wines offered you. The manner
was vulgar as well as the place.
c. ~. Such a person who pretends
to SO many should not be trusted.
f. s. Ii makes no difference wheth-
e you were engaged 10 him or not.
Circumstances have separated you.
The frienpship that once existed
should not be tolerated, if you have ac-
cepted an engagement ring from an
other. Give him to understand in
plain English that his company is not
acceptable.
ID. H. ltyou girls will permit long
courtship, il is your fault. have a
poor opinion Of young lady who
would ask FOR present from gentle
uan foWhom she is engaged,
F. Never place vouself under obli-
cations 10 any one. IL is better 10 be
poor than to place yourself in such a
position
Jeanette: My opinion is that your
manners were rather rude. Sedateness
and polite manners will win all the |
time.
Minnie: You should always attend |
y business as you are directed. |
Never talk your business TO other peo-
rle
Naue. You can be pleasant always,
@ BIZ positive in your business rela-
tons.
tIs quite easy for one to misjudge
lor meaning.
I. J., ). Your selection should be
appreciated, ] am sure. You should |
'rMgmaer however, that an intelligent
~ should not marry below her sta
ion nor should she be intellectually
Z man 5 interior.
y. NJ Ones house affairs should
'@ ne exposed TO the neighborhood.
laxative girls are not to be trusted
'ih secrets. My advice is 10 confde
H aui a few.
NJ B. {. Never attempt to look
pom one with contempt You never
AhoN when YOU will be compelled TO
so 10 mm for aid and succor.
T. .. would advise YOU TO be hon.
y I'D your dealings with your associ-
les N1thinr c,,,,r,a-Je /, . |
o'''ah more than honesty. You must
positive character. When a Young
an loses confidence in you, il would
'e'ler 10 ind another companion.
!o0hg lady that commands the re-
eel OF any man is a jewel.
I.iflation: In reply to your letter of
Seni date, would suggest that you,
,loann9e such practice. A few men
,e confidence in Young girl who
ANS her acquaintance bv filtration
r 's..ned and cultured young lady
=. carry on Irritation with any man /.
~ matter ate who he may be. | have butt
\" .'V lalth In Office holders. A major
~ mem mem spend their money before
gIn-. .,,.la' 1t IS in bad taste to allow a
.-,,,Ee.,l''1 ms ,i'"n 10 meet you al a place of
,.,-- ,.;,,,'Sil'ent. He should Certainly
he l nlo's G'.e evening off to escort you to
y place Of amusement. 6
AXE eIien e,.. cards: No young LADY should
/, i PInGh cards to solicit money.
tner,a.a. vulgar and no lady of re.
N'''eill and education would he c,,;it,