The Washington bee., 1898-06-18

EElI'G. E,.orr excellent work. Strict
e a.:riine ~ is what is necessary.
iii. A young lady should be
Es.le.,.,-r,,,.l Ht.h escorts. Never de-
vel ven s11' G6 the company Of one male.
ora. yoer ,eurr vas too indiscreet.
o':g' lad a-te To use vulgar terms
! Iss LAM a.Nay, display good man
ners
r,,,ia. II aas Fred Douglass who
e., 1a.f-rrd son TO Major Andrews.
u;,,or5 lls' orthe negro soldiers will en-
tighten on
p,.,. oil Goals will kindle some
-. -. ., collections of the past
rrenersra ..a,.s to ones mind loving
events,
p Don expose your ignorance
70 ronrg zen. They often take ad-
yantag oi ii.
Mp Dressing is an art and few
rirIs seem to appreciate the tact. You
sIogId always dress with taste.
n r Nothing is more distasteful
han 10 sec a crowd of girls assemble
.o..in,ra about frivilous matters.
h.ruI and beneficial topics should al
Eays occupy the mind OF young girl.
{ r. Too much familiarity often
lad, to dIsagreements and unpleas-
,n,ness. Never allow yourself TO get
100 familiar with any one
BN. Its generally the rule. One
( yery Sc. dom sought after until some
tbing is needed. Some girls are de-
ceitfu.
1T. Society should be polished and
polite a loud laugh 2ortrays va
cant mind.
Ola: Yuu should have resented the
insult al once. A pretentious man
will pretend ihat he has great inter-
est IN your welfare.
Essie Take my advice and never go
on a common excursion. i am opposed
10 girls going on excursions Unaccom-
panied by parents.
\. B. You did the right thing to re-
fuse wines offered you. The manner
was vulgar as we'll as the place.
CIV. Such a person who pretends
10 SO many should not be trusted.
E. s. 1t makes no difference wheth-
er you were engaged to him or not.
have separated you.
The tri=npship 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 u YOU girls will permit long
,ourship it is your fault. | have a
Door opinion of young lady who
would ask Tor a present from a gentle
nan TO whom she is engaged.
T. Never place youself under obli-
,atlonS 10 any one. 1t is better 10 be
'oor than 10 place yourself in such a
DoSition ,
jeanette My opinion is that your
manners were rather rude. Sedateness
nd polite manners will win all the
me
Minnie: You should always attend |
business as you are directed. |
,ereT talk your business to other peo-
Marie You can be pleasant always,
ut be positive in your business rela-
onS.
Il is quite easy for one to misjudge
our meaning.
!. /, 5. Your selection should be
] am sure. You should
-memocr however, that an intelligent
II should not marry below her sta
on oo, should she be intellectually
man f, interior.
J. y ones house affairs should
o. Pc eNrgsed to the neighborhood.
Ia.ha,.ye girls are not to be trusted
I'M secrets. My advice is TO confide
bu, 'eW.
N. +. {. Never attempt to look
pom ore a.t1 contempt. You never
nov When YOU will be compelled to
10 .u .ar aid and succor.
t. @. would advise YOU TO be hon.
'n }o-r 1ea.lngs with YOUR associ-
IS. Nothing commendS a young
omaa more than honesty. You must
POSITIVE character. When a Young
an loses confidence ia YOU, it would
better u ind another companion.
young -ay that commands the re-
'elt u any man is q jewel.
irritation In reply 10 your letter of
cent a-,e, ! would suggest that you
>Ooi,i- such practice. A few men
a.v cor. aenCe in Young girl who
''a.as r acquaintance By Irritation
Y Y 'r.'-. and cultured young lady
W -a7 .ii-tation With any man /,
=, matte H10 he may be. have butr
,''e ..,...- once holders. A major
, =. ,a-" lend their money before
IS --a
anna in bad taste 10 allow
w., ,-.'s ...s - meet you a. Z place Of
h. He should certainly
:. : s.7 -.-1.0g on to escort YOU TO
5.1-- -lsemelt. {
II -"-- No young lady should :
ards 10 solicit money.
ne : and no lady Of re- !
81. 7. --Ucatiou would be guilty
-,,--.- qrIety, money for
~. & Dc collected differ
-E xiii either be Insulted
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