The Washington bee., 1898-07-23

tr rsuT excellent WORK. StTlC
G.-;.r .u- is what is necessary.
r..-ne A Young lady should bt
ol1 supplied with escorts. Never de
.zrr a The company of one male.
r@.. Your letter was too indiscreet
r...ir bad taste to use vulgar terms
I, .a. always display good man.
necs.
T.,.r It was Fred Douglass who
Al. .-4-ed son to Major Andrews.
II:.,rr,. of the negro soldiers will en-
tighten YOU
r-3 old Goals will kindle some
..n-a. Fond recollections Of the past
generally recalls to ones mind loving
e.entS,
p Donot expose your ignorance
to oroang men. They often take ad-
vantage OF Ii.
N p Dressing is an art and few
oirrs seem 10 appreciate the fact. You
Should always dress with taste.
MT Nothing is more distasteful
,hsn to SEE a crowd Of girls assemble
rDss,nrng about frivilous matters.
f.ed'l and beneficial topics should al
Nays occupy the mind OF a young girl.
r Too much familiarity often
lead,t0 dsagreements and unpleas-
ar,ne,s. Never allow yourself TO get
too familiar with any one.
BM Itis generally the rule. One
!. rrry seldom sought after until some
thing i needed. Some girls are de-
CettuL.
r. 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.
Essie: Take my advice and never go
on a common excursion. / am opposed
TO girls going on excursions unaccom-
panied fy parents.
n =. lOu 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
0so many should not be trusted.
E. 5. Il makes no difference wheth-
q You were engaged TO him or not.
Circumstances have separated you.
The 'ri-npship that once existed
should not be tolerated, if you have ac-
crrtel dN Engagement ring from an
other. Gi.e him to understand in
plain English that his company is not
acceptable.
D. II. hyou girls will permit long
Cgursa'p. ], is your fault. / have a
poor opinion Of a young lady who
would -s for a present from a gentle
man ID aom She is engaged.
f Never place youself under obli-
cations ny one. IL is better 10 be
foor Khan 10 place yourself in such a
position
Jeanette Ny opinion is that your
MANNERS we're rather rude. Sedateness
and polite manners will win all the
time
Minnie You should always attend
10 u-,ae,, as YOU are directed.
Aeyrr task your business to other peo-
f.e.
NMg Nou can be pleasant always,
b.. positive in your business rela-
lions.
hH, a.te easy for one to misjudge
your meaning.
T. T. s. Your selection should be
aW.t. tel ] am sure. You should
femem"yr however, that an intelligent
S.i should not marry below her sta
ton. nor should She be intellectually |
amaa interior.
y. ". ones house affairs should |
no, ne exposed to the neighborhood. |
I4s4r..e girls are not to be trusted |
with secrets. My advice is TO confde |
IN .u,.a.eN.
NJ N e. Never attempt to look
Gro" al,a contempt. You never
know a"-a lou Viii be compelled TO |
=" 70 linn 'ar aid and succor.
T.. %. would advise YOU to be hon.
t>,.a lu.r dealings with your associ-
e,r>. Nothing cOmmends a young
woman more than honesty. You must |
'e positive character. When young |
man .m,e> confidence ia YOU, il would |
V ae'ier ,o ind another companion.
n young aaE that commands the re-
Sfe'' u' any man is a Jewel.
fHiauan In reply TO your letter of
recent aatt, | would suggest that YOU
g'>senonae such practice. A few men
-. -, confidence IN a young girl who
%..4I0> 1er acIuaintance by Irritation
~, no refined and cultured young lady
~. ". carr on airtation with any man
=. 4. matter Who he may be. | have but
..."e '@'iA IN Office holders. A major
|. - g' 'aem spend their money before
II IS dtaWn.
nm. Anna. i Is in bad taste to allow a
3. 3g-1s man 10 meet YOU at a place Of
s.,...~>va.r't. a.. He should certainly
~ ,InS ohe evening off to escort you TO
ae eP'ace amusement.
,.t.- -nlh cards: No young lady should
i iaNE PuACA cards 10 solicit money.
s. 6ns vulgar and no lady of re-
,,t'''-s'', oi and education would be guilty
Cas- ri sach mpropriety, money for
erI,liigS emu. S. should be collected differ
~ c.~!. Y 2e lady will either be insulted