The Washington bee., 1898-04-23

Matters not how wrong persol
M, be treated. he should not seel
,er.rge. The fact should be consid
e,4d that what you mete out TO other
sbal be meted out to you.
Laura: don't approve of any on,
catering 10 a person in order TO gaiI
friendship, person who caters places
low estimate on himself
Fashion: For girls from eight tc
,ueIye years the skirts usually fal
bsIIvay between the ankle and knee
Narrow braids and small buttons
are used as trimming on little girl:
dresses
The separate bodice not only re-
mains IN vogue, but is made more
Elaborate than ever and consequent.
h has only lost portion of manish
appearance.
Summer dresses will be decorated
vi,b rows of frills. Dotted muslii<
linen, lawns and pique, will be in
evidence.
Taffeta of a changeable hue and
fgured silks will be given the prefer
p1ce for elaborate spring waists.
Soft WOODEN materials will also be
used.
Ella: Yes, ] am of the opinion that
an old maid OF fifty summers is too
old to wed. OF course they are not
too old 10 love.
Marie: If the gentleman is anxious
10 see YOU he will ask the privilege of
calllng on YOU. Girls often make a
mistake by inviting men to call. Men
are peculiar beings. They appreciate
the what is not easily had.
Anew Jacket which may be called
sleeveless bodice is given much
yogue. Ii is an elaborate decoration
Of of8assementerie and lace or ribbon
tlipped over the regular bodice
foundation, with which il contrasts.
The Russian blouse effect is in the
lead for spring costumes.
Phillis: Don't expect of others what
YOU are unable to do yourself, neither
criticise a person for accomplishing
an act which you have not the ability
10 accomplish.
man who continue to postpone his
wedding is not very anxious TO marry
the girl he pretends to love.
No. it is not natural for a woman to
endure the conduct of a mean husband
nor is il reasonable for a man TO re-
main with a woman he deSpises. Life
too short TO live in misery.
Alez | don't think il is the proper
thing for girl to wear mourning for
Young man, to whom she is only
engaged, although the wedding day
MAY be appointed and the invitations
distributed.
p: Positions don't make men.
although ii seems hard for man TO be
agenteman in the estimation of some
people except he is In office or holds |
an official position.
The person who suspicious every
guN ~ lliillSClls SdllAS VI oOhlN VI
tense Suspicion haunts the guilty |
mind
Some people arrogate their impor-
tdnCe to such an extent, until they be-
come larger or too large for their posi-
ton. One should never forget from
whence he came.
People who are not used to well doing
are the most easy to become big
headed
Inquirer Mourning for a parent is
worn one year longer than for broth
er or sister. The veil should be worn
ior at least year.
b. s. 1t is the custom Tor the bride
groom 10 give some little trinket TO
his bride to be worn on her wedding
day.
Ellen 1t is unnecessary to soil your
gloves by shaking hands with per-
son ungloved. You might say, Eek
cuSe my gloves" or better still don't
extend YOUR hand. have seen pair
Of pretty gloves ruined after the first
wearing or account of this uncalled
'of hand shake.
Edith: There is no special engage
nent nng, man usually gives one as
fEiaboLate as his purse will permit.
FOOLISH Is the girl who expects more.
Ether You and your betrothed hav-
i,lS The same middle name could hard
y make difference. Remember the
,ny,me reads: To change the name
anq not the letter, marry for worse
aha not The better.
BETTE Never cut your finger nails
-lu they have been soaked in warm
'aa,tT =, or dnOinted with vaseline. "A
y -.le lemon juice will whiten them,
"'e' l1ey are cut.
\ small piece of silver is always ap-
p''Pr'@ie for wedding gift.
4 Remember the person who never S
-.sS5r's YOU, for he is the one usually
o'SoHgn.
CeTa: The duty of young ladies is !
y y ~ conduct themselves in the pres
-Dos gentlemen to command re-
eta: Nothing is more beautiful in :
''4dh t1an good and polite manners.