The Washington bee., 1901-06-22

-,-. COX we'll always, but don't
be eztr4Eazanl'
Al Dress and society often des-
~. he equation of girls.
D.scontentment often leads
Ll....,rrtIon. 4. While you are doing
wsN be satisfied.
Mic. X. Don't have more admira-
- f.- other people homes thanyou
f1E.rE your own.
M A good mother should always
-.srarred. She will stand by you
I'm aII others desert you.
Al Keep your promises always
- never make one unless you keep
H. Be careful before you make one.
T r Treat those we'll who are
GOOD and kind to you. Be careful OF
ss0g-associates. Be positive always.
1T Read more good books and
cultivate your mind. Let your aspira-
s,.r, be iornoble and honorable things.
Rachel. Don't put all you earn on
yrr- back. Paint and powder will des-
t-6r your looks. A false face will drive
away those who may want to visit
you.
Celia. You need never get off the
car when you go for ride. Your
actions may be misConstrued. This
is auage Of suspicion and misrepresen-
ta,Lon.
Isy. It's the noble and good girl
fhatviu do the honorable thing. There
isa great change in the disposition Of
grls now a days.
Netie. Don't be won by hattery.
The evil minded man will practice
such. A weak minded girl will be won
by deceptive practices.
Nettie. Nothing is more noble in
girl than good manners. II is not
necessary TO be too gay 10 be admired.
Sedateness will carry you farther than
anything else.
I'M. A good girl demands respect.
Don't talk about girl because others
do. You should know for yourself. If
you can't speak kindly of one it is bet
Ter to say nothing.
Miss r. I. Fiashy dresses make a
bad impression on the mind of those
who pretend to admire you. The best
dressed lady is the most simple dress
Cd one. Patent leather shoes are n
furious to ones feet.
J. 0. 1t is dangerous thing to give
up a good salary unless you are GER
tain that you will better your condi-
ton. The household is full of young
girls lamenting over the blundeTs of
marriage life. There are exceptions
to this rule you know.
B.M. A man who fails TO lift his hat
10 you, doesn't respect you. Say moth.
ing but wait until you meet him again.
Turn your head the moment he catches
your eyes. Gives him an opportunity
70 catch your eyes and let your actions
indicate your contempt for him.
4 Ida. Don't be coneeited neither
ought you imagine that you are ad.
mired for your looks. Girls are often
infatuated with themselves but dis
gushing to others. 1t IS better 10 have
4 the respect and admiration of one true
gentleman than to be carried away by
the momentary admiration of deceiV-
ers
Lille. True friendship can only be
4 found in those VII have been tried un-
8 der all cirCumstanl s. True friends do
allin their power to please and satisfy
OneInOtheT. A true friend will defend
you iu your absence and will believe
nothing that is said against you. A
F=.a 4 ...-f hav
neither will he disregard your advice.
True friends live to please and not 10
disp.sase.
Norah. a gentleman will not come
to the conclusion that all girls like
vines. IS always best not to accept
the vine Inequalities of young men if
you want TO retain their respect.
oung mems respect for girls that
drink wines IS only mOmentary. She
likes her wines remarks the young
man, and IS lively company. To pre-
vent Tudeness on their part is not 10
'nduldgeto any degree,
E. A. You are the personification
sedatenesS and refinement. Your ac-
compllshments are seldom found at
!OuI age. on have a manner that
VIII necessarily carry you through this
World. Be careful and psrsue the
course that you have been following
ana IN the end you will realize bene-
Iclal results. Let your ambition be
Gue Somanhood. You deserve credit
W Nnat you have done which must be
slmi'ed by all who know you. Guilt.
lNe patience and there is no doubt
mat YOU will realize you expectations.
IN telling about Some PEOPLE I
Ta,s Ave Married, " in the Ladies Home
SSo-Inal for June, the Rev. d. M.
T.Se'e says: Being an Episcopalian
,SS.ga,S oS. use the formal printed service
. "e rTayer Book. In this the great
r,..L =, sucker is obey One dav a Couple
T,-.z s.-s 10 me, bringing as witnesses the
-.e"S OF both bride and groom.
49, ~. ,- ,--i.ag proceeded smoothly to the
~, ...soFe, honor and obey,' when
,.,.-..'~e -.'~e refused to say the last. i
s5oa'71 Ii and waited. Again she
I-,e1. and shut up my book. Then
"a. was scene. They talked il
,,y,. ,y,, and the more seriously they
que ..' and discussed the more stub.