Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
CYNTHIA GPEYS
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey: Where can l procure
literal English translation of virgins Aneidi
A.-Inquire at any flrst-cIhss book store.
Dear Miss Grey: % How can I clean
wine-colored cloth suit so it will not fade'
any kind of dress skirt? PUZZLED.
Al Spread IT on a clean table and
sprinkle every part of 1t with fullers earth'
Then roll it up and lay II away In dark
close drawer. Let it remain for two or three
days, then take outdoors and shake well. Press
with hot iron and damp CLOTH
(2) No.
Dear Miss Grey: o. Can dye skirt
successfully without ripping it apartf CO
Which will be most used this season. rug or
pillow muffs? (3i Is the electric needle the
only remedy for superfluous hairF
An II IT is all wool. q, Young %msD people o.
seem to prefer rug muffs. Both are fash
ionable (3) The electric needle and the X
rays are the only permanent cures
Dear Mis- Grey: Is it all right for girl
of sixteen to go out driving with a young man
at night? NJ l.. A.
A.-Certainly not.
Dear Miss Grey: l have been going with
boy Of nineteen for two months. My parents
object because 1 only sixteen. How can
'''i nun ~ '""' BROWN Ives.
A.-Tell him the truth. If he is the right
sort he will admire you, for your consideration
and oedience.
Dear Miss Grey: a. Is it proper for one
to ask into the house boy irisnd wn Sts mas Ss
worn this winter? (S) Is buttermilk good for
'n A@ch SUI If not too late, and if the girls pa
rents have not retired. (2) Yes. CD Said 70
have bleaching effect.
Dear Miss Grey: I have heard that my
sweetheart shows my letters to his friends
DO you think he does right MARY.
A--No The man who shows a womans
letters is scarcely to be ds sC-ibed in printable
language. " were you I'd take care tnat ne ne
learned something Of the elements OF decent
and honorable behavior
Dear Miss Grey: ~ What is the meaning
~ the word congeniaI? Sentimental? Iissipa-
ton? (2) What is nice. inexpensive birth
day present for girl 90 How should boy
sign his name to a girl whom he admires very
Al Cougenial--of the same nature. Sen
timental-inclned TO sentiment. Dissipate-to
destroy by wasteful extravaganza. C2l DOCK
box Of candy. or flowers. (S) Yours cor
daily.
Dear Miss Grey: Please give me a recipe
for picking small white onions prAnrp
A-PeeI onions snd cover with brine made
by allowing one and one,half cups salt to two
drain and cover with more brine. Let stand
two days again and drain. Make fresh brine
and heat to boiling point. Put in onions and
boil three minutes. Put in Jars with cloves.
bay leaves peppercorns and small red peppers.
and iii with vinegar which has been scalded
With sugar-one cup to gallon vinegar.
Dear Miss Grey: when young man leaves
a girl after being introduced and says, I'm
pleased to have met you" what should she
say? c. A.
A.-Merely. al thank you"
Dear Miss Grey: I have noticed for some
time that when talk with certain people
become nervous and confused. What can do
to overcome this? MISS Y. Y. H.
An sensitive persons have similar expe-
riences. and IL never be quite overcome.
The only help Is to forget self In the ef-
fort to do that You may conquer this feeling.
Dear Miss Grey: I making a cushion
for friend. Whose initials should nut on
e. my friends mine? INEZ
A.-Your friends monogram.
Dear Miss Grey: Please give a recipe
for sea foam candy.
A.-Put into saucepan 3 cups sugar. % cup
syrup and y cup water. Boil until little
dropped into Geld water spins brittle thread.
Beat whites OF two eggs stiff turn the hot
syrup over IL in thin stream. beating all the
while until nearly stiff. Add a cup of nut
meats and turn out on buttered plate.