The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

tis none of your business except yol
are directly concerned.
pauIine:-I don't like gossipers fol
,bey are always more or less fus:
makers. Remember the old adage
:" a dog that will bring a bone will
carry ones
Carie:-You should not speak o.
beauty when you are not even good
apology for good looks.
Writer:-Your communication was
too le for publication even had il
been acceptable.
Aice.-Your amiable disposition
has won for you a host of friends.
Don't lei any one get too deeply in
your confidence. Women as well as
men are liable to changes.
Elsie would not advise you to
give up your position except you
know vOur condition will be bettered.
am not in favor of marriages against
parental consent,
Onida:-You are too tickle minded;
Be more reserve and Steadfast, and
your friends will think more of you.
Rachel:-The gushing girl is the
one who can catch" but cannot keep
Its silly TO try TO impress a person
that YOU are smart. Education and
refinement will assert themselves
without effort.
1t is in bad taste for girl to say to
ayoung man on receiving introduction
that She is glad TO meet him and il
is equally absurd for her to say, on
leaving him that she would be
pleased to meet him again. Remem-
ber what ] have SO often told you.
Men like TO seek and not TO be sought
after All anXiousness to meet again
should be shown on the mans part.
Delia:-You should keep your fami-
N affairs TO yourself, as home troubles
do not interest any one but goSsipers.
lnquirer:-All candidates for the
industrial departments in the public
schools must hereafter enter a com.
petltye examination.
Nora cannot say tha | favor Sc
Crel marriages. Marrying is very
serious partnership and should not
be hidden.
Lena:-A refined lady shows by
her acts that she has been well reared.
] 90 not approve of any one blowing
bis own horn all the time.
A. E-Dressing is very essential
and it becomes any woman to be well
dressed as it helps her manners.
A-Dcception is stronger than trai-
tors arms Watch the person who
claim, to have so much friendship for
YOU.
ncH-A lowered, foulard silk with
trimmings of white silk will make pret
y Easter costume. Pretty Shirred chif-
ionor mousleine de sol can be bought
by the yard from 81. so to S.. Only a
half yard OF this material will make
beautiful front and will be cheaper
and prettier than buying the silk and
ha ing II ,hlrred. Have a lining of
white taiicta.
loujsc:-Girls of your age should
be interested IN books and not in boys
have no time TO answer inquirerS of
children.
Bessie SO much are worn on hats
until the pretty ones are hard 10 find.
ANYTHING that is buncy, fluffy and
soft may be added 10 a hat. The idea
Of having too much on a hat, is out
o. The question, that is if you want to
be fashionable.
Dear girls, remember the fact that
Shat Is fashionable is not always styl-
sh.
iIdinS are again in vogue and over
SKIRTS are in the lead. Short figures
should omit the latter.
Dela.-Ges the ushers at the Lewis
NuShefd wedding put in a grand ap-
affair.
\. dancing is not just the right
"llS lor a christian to do, especially
Enen Il Is against the dicipline of the
u'Ch. ] see no more harm i'm dancing
uaI playing croquet. There are
ministers who preach against the in
T'I.ri iToIehi amusement of dancing and de-
s ss'1 'h all Kinds Of games | fail 10
Sv THE consistency.
onre.-Blue gray will be the lead
ing spring shade.
~ :. b.-itaye Your old red silk dress
n, .rI.g0 j. ~ PLAIN granedine, lhe figured
S'ahed'ne> viii grow old.
Marth.-The meanest kind Of a de-
S.'et Is one who will do wrong with
,o., "g Intention OF the blame resting on
leoe,ia.-Ifyou are satisfied with
NJ, Y" 'aSe all others ought to be
o"., r,,a>gd. y es, the public schools are
''" nome Tor all old maids.
,,I ,GI@e4,,e.:-It is well to have a good |
NJ, .S"a.. .e associate. 1t is not ALWAYS
WI ,oie.. all YOU know.
Never believe all that is told |
wr 1 ~. son.e may tell you that they
br ". 'a Their power to help yor,
ed .'" often We are disappoint- /
el.a.-. '0g styles will be the most
Man . We have witnessed for
TOOL. Don; have your dresses