The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-11

proper thing to have a sentiment en-
graved inside the wedding ring? 90
Is it violation of good form not to
wear a veil with the wedding gown?
ENGAGED.
~ In giving herself. the bride is
offering what the young man should
consider the most valuable gift in the
world, and all that he could ask for.
(2) The bridegroom furnishes the
flowers carried by the bride and her
attendants. The bride chooses her
own flowers, which may be white roses
or lilies of the valley. When the bride
goes away she sometimes gives up Her
flowers to the wedding guests, who d.
vide them. ca In the days of the
wide broad wedding ring IL was COM
mon to have such sentiments as End
less as this shall be our bliss" en-
graved inside. The newer wedding
ring are too small for this. Only the
initials and the date are now engraved
inside the ring. ca A veil is usually
worn at a formal wedding. 1t is not
absolutely essential as a general thing.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am
farmers wife. and often get lonesome.
as we live quite a distance from
neighbors. It Is not so bad wien / am
at work, which is most of the time.
but my spare hours go slowly. Please
advise me.
MRS. JENNIE K.
could counsel you better if l knew
more of your tastes. Good reading
would be my refuge If ] were similar
" situated. Worthwhile books and
the magazines have helped many
woman through loneliness.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: "a What
can be done to keep the hair from
falling out? ca If girl of sixteen
f. 4 IT,
1875 pounds, is she too large? (3)
Should a. young man treat a girl
friend the way he does his sister, a.
II you were !, would you introduce a
girl to the young man who is going
with you IL you knew she was fiirt
and wanted to meet him to try to
break you up? (5) How should one
treat a girl she meets every day II she
does not like the girls manner with
DIXIE GIRL.
~ Make an ointment of two drains
of precipitated sulphur and one ounce
of petroleum and rub a little in the
hair when taking a shampoo. Repeat
the treatment as often as necessary.
CD The weight you mention is a bit
large for a girl of sixteen. CD
hardly know what your question i'm
plies. A young man should treat his
sister and his girl friends with equal
courtesy. He may usually be expect
ed, however, to try harder to win the
favor of the girl friend. a. I should
be very reluctant about introducing a
girl TO a young man If / knew she
meant to make trouble. go There Is
no reason why you should not be
friendly IL the girls character is cor
rect. You need not be cordial, how
ever.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Will you
please tell me q solution to use in
setting colors in cotton goods? (2)
Can you inform me Of any special
method for removing blood stains
from the feathers OF birds wing?
MRS. s. p.
ID A tablespoonful of turpentine
in a quart OF salt water will make a
good solution for setting colors.
Vinegar may be used instead Of tur-
pentine. (2) TRY removing the stain
first with cold water. Use a little am
monia to finish the work.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I love a
young man very much and he cares
for me. but one thing bothers me.
He does not go to church. and often
SCOTS at my religious views. What
can / do2 GWEN.
II the young man cares for you as
he should he will respect your feelings
in such matters If you take a firm