The Washington times., 1911-12-11


am invited to attend a wedding anniver-
eary. VIII you kindly tell me how should
greet the hostess7 Thanking you in advance,
am. A PERPLExED READER
You might offer the hostess your con-
leratulatiops when you greet her at her
wedding anniversary reception.
Times Inquiry Department:
am in love with handsome man who Is
q conductor. He seems to like me very
TO Ali my place. He tells me Of her foolish
actions and tries to make me Jealous of
hint ,hn. that sa. s% not serS g
me that he loves me. but II he tries to test
IN very 90 ne saeh
looking fellow that anyone could learn to
iSvs have going to with ae h% tn
school on his car which do sometimes. out
Of politeness. Am right to do sol
Vivian. II you are school Miss. you
are entirely too young to be bothering
your head about love affairs Of any de-
scription. and when you get older you
Will realize that personal appearance
has nothing to do with happiness. 4
Times Inquiry Department:
;. VIII you please give me the address of
Andrew Carnegie and John d. Rockefeller
md obliSe. p. G. ;
Andrew Carnegie lives in 2 East
John d. Rockefeller lives in Tarrytown,
New York. and also at West Fifty
Fourth street. New York city.
@imss Inquiry Department:
Kindly tell me where you can redeem coins.
M. L. d.
II you will send me a stamped self
addressed envelope I will gladly send
you the mama and address of a reliable
coin dealer.
fTimes Inquiry Department:
am young girl Of eighteen and anxious
90 marry, ] have three regular callers, "A"
as Jealous, 'iB" ID Indifferent, &C. calls upon
several girls az often as he does upon me-
Phase advise me which to marry. J. N. B.
Perhaps the best advice to give you
is to tell you to wait until you are sure
as to which Of the three young men
you are in love with, before taking the
serious step Of marrying either of them
You are rather young to be anxious to
get married. Why are you SO serious
about this one event in your life. which
you can Just as well as not put off into
the distant future, and then stand a
much better chance of being happy?
Times Inquiry Department:
What u the most appropriate and fashion
able blessing or grace to be said in offer
~ thanks at meals? M. R. b.
u you will look in the back of an
Episcopal prayerbook you will find any
number of appropriate blessings to be
given as a thank Offering. I am not at
all sure that they are fashionable, but
] don't think that counts, do you?
Times Inquiry Department:
I have been going with girl about a
year and like her very much. Please sug-
sest some nice Christmas present that I
could give her. rh'nk'HS pAfIT EGs' RsADpR. eRi
1t is rather difficult to answer your
question because I do not know the
tastes Of your friend. II she likes pic
lures you can find beautiful subjects in
the many art stores here in the city.
II she admires Jewelry, a pretty pin, a
bar pin, a silver card case, etc, are all
acceptable gifts. Pieces Of jewelry are
usually given when you are engaged to
the girl in question. however. A leatheE
bag is a very acceptable present and
there are some beautiful ones in the
shops this Christmas time.
Times Inquiry Department:
Will you please tell me If voting machines
are used In any of the States and also tell
me II these machines prevent fraud at the
polls? p. 7.
A number of States authorize the use
of machines for voting. The machines,
OF course, make it impossible for a voter
TO cast a previously marked ballot,
which Is the commonest of election
frauds, but the machine cannot prevent
the same voter from voting In more
than one precinct.
Times Inquiry Department.:
Will you kindly inform me through the In
Quiry Column where / could safely keep a
small amount OF money and take II out at
any time i please? Also kindly suggest a
good bank and oblige, J. Il. NJ.
You can put your money in any saw
ings bank and draw II out whenever
you like. A bank, as a rule, is the best
place In the world to both keep and
save money.
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