The Washington bee., 1901-07-27

fss1uayagant-
Dress and society often des-
.,-- he reputation OF girls.
D,srontentment often leads
J.. ton. While you are doing
~. :, he satisfied.
Don't have more admira-
A..' otber people homes than you
d5.-your own.
GOOD mother should always
t.,.srected. She Will stahu Oy you
., o5 n others desert you.
7sf Keep your promises always
%. '.. Ike one unless you keep
anu g- as' '.lgrsfnl before you make one.
Treat those we'll who are
.E Find To YOU. Be careful oi
goo -.goristes. -. Bepositive always
Read more good books and
...,..-..,- roar mind Let your aSPlra-
e;orsIe II.,.' fornobls and honorable things.
r.-El Don't put all you earn on
i'~-'l i'--. Paint and powder will des-
yo-. -..- looks. A false face Will drive
sg.y those who may want 20 WISH
you -
...- yorneed never get off the
.--..rar YOU 90 for a ride. your
60 va. NAV be misCOnstrued. Ihls
''....e So. suspicion and misrePresen-
tlu5-.
r,is the noble and good girl
a...uIo Iofb- honorable thing. IheTe
...-' i. r-4at change in the disposition OF
gr.s -oH days.
A..-- Don't be won by lattery.
rL. ..I minded man will pTacuce
trrI A weak minded girl Will be won
Byde-epuve pracuces'
N4re Nothing is more noble IN
q g.r. ,han good manners, II IS nG'
rs----srv to be too gay TO be admired. 'l.
Ssts-eaess will carry you iartheI IMAM
ANYTHING else.
TN A good girl demands respect
Don't -aIk about girl because otheIS -
DO. You should know Tor youLSeH, -
20. can't speak kindly OF one II Is De'-
teri. say nothing.
Mis-. r + FIashy dresses make a
bad ..ure--luu ON the NINA 1I ~ -,
Fr. .--,-ud 90 admire YOU. ne o's'
4 dressed lady is the most sInlP'G ui 90
ed Que. Patent leather shoes are Il
uuu.1 20 ones feet.
10 Uis a dangerous thing to give
una GOOD salary unless you are ceI-
a.r ---t YOU will better your conuI-
ION The household is full OF young
.-r.s ..menting over the olundeTs oil
uaua-e life. There are exceptions
.9 ,.5 rule YOU know.
B.M. A man who fails to hit hls hat
.t... doesn't respect you. Say noun
rr but wait until YOU meet HIM again.
Turn .aur head the moment he catches
s0l- eyes. Gives him an opportunity
ucatCn your ewes and let your actions
indicate your contempt for him.
Il. Don't be conceited neither
ought YOU imagine that you are .ad-
mued for your looks. Girls are often
infatuated with themselves but dis
ggs.ug 10 others. Ii is better to have
the respect and admiration of one true
gentleman than TO be carried away Ey
8 The uomentary admiration OF decelV-
es
Lille True friendship can only be
found 10 those who have been tried un-
--- all circumstances. True friends do
-u their power TO please and satisfy
l2-1-o,her Atrue friend will defend
you .u your absence and will believe
f.uE that Is said against you. a
~-e TeUd will never diSObey you nor
rstaer will he disregard your advice.
'-- trends live TO please and not 10
ls7ease.
Aarah. A gentleman will not come
10 The conclusion that all girls like
aats. TITS always best not TO accept
ae "ae hospitalitieS of young men II
o- Nan, 90 retain their respect.
'y-g mems respect for girls that
..aN vines rs only momentary. She
'V' her Wines remarks the young
-4-' and is lively company. To pre-
554. ..--eness on their part IS not to
--.. TO any degree.
r. 4 You are the personihcation
".-acsS anlrennement. Your &C
.sHmenls are seldom found at
1-T. You have a manner that
.7. -~~al-y carry you through this
lie careful and persue the !
'7 ..at YOU have been following
3D.. .ae end YOU will realize bene-
7-.,. Let your ambition be
"hood. You deserve credit |
You have done which must be |
... .. al. who know you. Guilt,
-.-..e and there is no doubt J
..| realize YOU expectations.
about Some People |
1.-.. .ea. 40 the Ladies' Home |
= June, the Rev. D. NJ.
Being an Episcopalian
us" The formal printed service |
as -.-hook. In this the great |
s--..'. ....- 'r obey One day a couple |
-.-.. r, ringing as witnesses the |
, .-.... .' both bride and groom.
-....s proceeded smoothly to the |
.-f. O., honor and obey,' when !
| = .gilSed TO say the last. |
c,-s j, and waited. Again she |
r.. ,..., -'u shut up my book. Then |
e. ,rG scene. They talked il |
me more seriously thev |
..g sg. I-1 discussed the more stub. |
as-,.e ear 'eIuSed. The parents be-
-5La' y the groom excited, and |
"ES'eneal. To humor her |