The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-27

She should not consider that. because
she mas friends today, she necessarily
VIII have them tomorrow
The candy man. theater man. etc, IS
not either the marrying man nor the
one VINO viii make 2 good husband
Inc elSlD.v man Is saving for
galny cay and expects her to be salts
Iieo "ith reasonable pleasures NOT
does ne hesitate to call halt when the
line Of decorum has been overstepped-
Bold Women Unattractive
Unconventional ways, so-caIled, bur
bstter expressed by the slang phrase
hut IN do not increase a mans ad
n-I~ation OF a woman, but is FAR less
dangerous L. the particular case than
in the tendency IL develops and intensi-
hes in tho woman. It sooner or later
makes her look like she was less modest
than she SHOULD be
Avoid all ePp sarance Of evil. and e.
peclally the mild rOWdyism so preVale u
at All pleasure escorts. People are often
seen and record OF their ACTIONS laid
up against them long before they are
Known This does not mean that II
D not essential to have a good time.
but "a good time does not need to include
Questionable acts or actions. The rule
Of conduct IN your mothers presence
should De your sIesdfast rule in all
Tt is not well 10 keep company with
a 'non-eligiDle' al any time. but Ger
talnlv not for any length of time. for
While he Is there the eli-ibloS are drift
Ing away Never permit a call from or
go ont with i1zn whose morality i
question: bic. because the eligible
who finds 70 out viii not come there
after and the future may be bliEhted-
An illustration of how the eliEiblcs
NAV be driven away 4 represented 40 y
that ne was in hard luck. and badly In
need Of money to get some clothes and
q ioa1 or . IS agreed upon- tcat night
they met at "A church entertainment
and 4 Is the center Of attraction for
seven tv-flVe or 100 girls simply becaUs-
lac IS spending BIS money on them All
TIE girls are eligible, and SO is 3. but
he could nor consider any Of them on
account OF their grating on a
How TO Attract Men
BE Interested I'm what interests others
even II you know nothing about IL, and
End out what they know a woman who
otherwise would have made a Jewel
Of a wife turned a prospective away be
cause she expected him TO be interested
fin all her little domestic affairs. but did
not recIprocate BY showing interest in
what he was interested IN. indicating
that throughout life an the giving would
have 10 be on his side
Avoid the servant question & man
who cannot AFFORD 90 employ servants
rightly expects his wife 20 do her share
which ordinarily is all the house work
and cooking except such as he Is able
10 dp 10 tighten her burdens At times
when ne is not otherwise busy Then,
n be can afford the servants he is likely
TO shrink from being compelled to en-
uI0E a new one every week simply be-
cause she cannot get along with them
Il seems TO he the mans business 10 find
them and the womau's to discharge
them
DO not he too conCeniaI with other
Tomen-S rUsj-. -Hds, for &c Is not only un-
Die" man has any respect for a woman
who does it. This is the most prevalent
and fatal of eIl failings OF the otherwise
eligible woman.
A Married Mans Ideas.
More walking and less car riding,
more o. the culinary arts and fewer
novels. more good hard rubbing with the
hands when washing and Jess OF paint,
powder, colo cream, etc, efforts 20 de-
veIop a good strong mouth rather than
abnormal lips from efforts 10 make the n
bright, quiet vomsnly bearing instead
OF loud b0isteroUsnessI attend church
and religious entertainments instead OF
,nea7 theaters and dance halls. be hon
est with yourself and others, making no
requests and passing no compliments
which you 90 not mean. and then get
rid Of that detestable idea OF Prince
Charming because you can never
man. and the palmer he is the better
ne VIII be 10 YOU. while the beau bruul-
mel" is never safe except when UnCsr
4 CONSTANT READER
Constant Reader has offered some
take note alike Of their imp possibilities
and their opportunities
FRANCES CARROLL.