The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
ANSWERS to Social Questions.

/. Quesiion-What DO you think y the uusesulg
battles N the Congress II the Daughters q ths
American Revolution7 should lot ire O1cs 4
resident be a tribute 20 4 Tomsns E0TJl aud dis-
uity. Of Should II he =o1ethIns 10 zap for
Isn't the fact that WCEen can't meet toSUther IN q
convention without blckering and cs-rel-E az arg
NOT A DAUGHTER
Answer-It does seem as though the
sessions OF the Congress OF the -Daugh-
ters'' could be conducted in a more seem
" fashion. and II is inconceivable that
women Of the character and dignity OF
those who form the Congress should de-
scend 10 the methods Of ward politicians,
but women are not the only ones who
quarrel at their sessions. Men have come
10 blows in the halls OF Congress. have
brought the crimson even. so the mild
Ouarre!s in which women indulge are
hardly an argument against woman
suffrage: but Il IS said that when men
have Quarreled in a public sssemblage
they Immediately make up. and 10 il-wil
remains between them. while women
enter into a positive vendetta on account
OF their misunderstanding This IS a
generalization which would not hold good
in all cases, either with men or women
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whom have been gong fer two years. and Eh51
expsct to marrJ although he has not yet Droposedi
shall call him ny friend. ny sweetheart, ny lo'=
Just TWENTY.
Answer1I should call him a procras-
tinator.
Z QueStiou-Nhat do yul think o. person who
IS always complaining always PrITHg bis voes into
the ears Of other people Who have troubles OF ther
own: I know such man. and wherever Sc him
coming there Is murder n ny heart, for I think
VIRGINIA
Answer-I can best answer this By
quoting a great philosopher; TO com
plain always brings, discredit Better be
a model Of self-reIfance. opposed 70 the
passion of others. than an object OF their
compassion. For IL opens the way for
the hearer 20 what We are complaining
of, and to disclose one insult forms an
excuse for another. By complaining OF
past offenses. we give occasion for future
ones, and in seeking aid or counsel We
oily obtain Indifference or contempt K
Is much more polite TO praise one mans
favors so that others may feel obliged
10 follow suit. To recount the favOrs
we owe the absent is 10 demand similar
ones from the present. and thus We sell
our credit with the one 10 the other.
The shrewd viii therefore never publish
tn the world his failures or his defects,
but only those marks Of consideration
which serve 70 keep friendship alive and
enmity silent"
ogestion-SuPpose sid knows a younz uzr
only slightly AID he asks her to make him a neck
tie. should she do Il YOUNG GIRL
Answer-Certsinly not It is inperti-
nent for him 10 ask her
5. Question-Do you think Il god form fo- =
young man and young woman 10 20 over TO Bali
more to visit Walters At Gallery unchape7osle6t
The two people about whom ] an asking are cd
friends platonie friends. I may say and thsT q
about together frequently but, Of course. not out
Of town. BALTIMORE
Answer-There would be no actual harm
in such an excursion. but one must think
Of appearances. and It does net look well
for a young man and young woman 10
so alone to Baltimore