Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-03
THE UNWR|TTEN LAW?
Two Sides To All Stories
Here's The Other Side--An-
napOIis Bellies Chances
FOR MARRYING INTO NAVY
0iteniimes Spoiled BY The Queen Her.
self Gold Brick" Talks Fall
Out OF The Other Side

Out OF The Other Side
That is only one case in many.
When we get right down to the rub
bic under the asphalt we clearly see
| that Arabella didn't love the dear
| little midshipman-oh no, 1t was
the natty stripes of gold. the mill
! tary walk. the cocky hat, the pushed
| front" and the brass buttons at dress
/ pee-rade. 1t was the music at the
hops, the gorgeous setting and deco
rations, and Mr. MILDLY would have
cut just as much figure if he had
merely sent his uniform up.
Earth has no sorrow that Heaven
cannot heal II core.
Some of the girls may doubt this.
but it is fact. The glamor that APP
neals is the regalia. And midship-
men naturally are bright boys, very
bright-in fact there can be found
nowhere a brighter, more intelligent
set of boys than the graduating
class at the Academy yearly, and it
doesn't take them long to find this
out. Look for minute on the pos
sibility of a maidenless Eden at the
gym. on dance night If the girls
did not run after" the midshipmen,
the midshipmen would be compelled
to run after the girls. And right
here, let me suggest, that they would
run and run mighty fast to sit tight.
'Tis beauty calls and glory leads
the way.-Lee.
If the girls would only endeavor
to be as queenly as their slang name
would warrant, they could earn the
earth ssand keep it. Four years is
a. Lonesome jaunt through life without
a girl, but where there's two girls
for every midshipman sooner or later
be becomes undecided which one he
wants. The result is that girls are
looked upon just like the decorations
at a dinner party-the trimmings,
and she must be more than an ordi-
nary girl to win and hold the love of
Mr.. MILDLY.
Thy modesty's a candle to thy
merit Fielding.
1t has been said that with each
promotion in class standing the mid
shipman becomes more and more
prone to hold himself aloof from the
underset. This can't be true in all
cases. Only snob would do that. No
matter what position man holds in
this world, if he be a man, clean,
honest, believer in Deity, law-abid-
ing and home-loving, those above
must respect him, and so with mid
shipmen. If they take your friend
ship and give theirs in return, if he
is manly, the friendship lasts.
Eternity thou pleasing dreadful
thought Addison.
But, girls, watching you fit from
place to place at the hops, games,
and what not, Mr.. MILDLY merely sees
the butterfly side of Your nature
When he sees you no matter at what
hour, you are always dressed up"
The bandeau is in position; the
puffs set just SO; the Aimsy gown is
always like the shimmering water
breezes-kissed- thing of beauty,
and he must wonder if you are any
thing but picture. When he talks
to you, you are always talking
shop" You do not seem to care to
discuss current events with him, or
the sterner duties of life. You are
prone to talk pleasure. It's all right
to talk about the sun on a cloudy day,
but never when the thermometer is
pushing up toward the 100 mark. A
man admires a sensible woman and
first impressions are apt to be last
fng.
Some girls wear we'll. Others
seem to show the tarnish at the
first meeting. To wear well, you
must be solid gold You can't be
snobbish, and you must be liberal.
You mustn't think dress first and
life duties last. In this case the
last shall be first
Many a man, when he, thinks of
a helpmeet wonders if she can take
her place in the kitchen should oc-
caslou ever require st. We are not
all able to place servants at the
command of the woman of the
house. The girl should learn to be
home builder. If she takes her
rightful place in the house, she is
constantly weaving into its furnish
ings a part of herself. The heart
seeker can see the hand of the girl
in everything, and it does not take
him long to place her upon a shrine
that two years separation through
the ensign period can sweep away.
You are now at time in life when
it will be of value to you to learn
to become a home builder. Learn to
add that touch of daintiness to that
part of your home your visitor sees
that he will recognize your part in
it. Don't leave it all for mother to
do.
Too many of our queens retire late
and arise late. With many of them
it is arise at or 9 clock, complete
their toilet and after breakfas tackle
the piano. No thought of helping
mother do the dishes if she is sensi-
bic and strong enough to do her own
work. After the piano comes the
novels / wouldn't object to your
reading if it were something that
would stand by you and make you
cap able of taking part in any kind
of conversation where knowledge of
events is the theme. Few men care
TO know whether Genevieve, married
Algernon in the middle or last part
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