The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-27

Aioh . hoihG WhOh oil othGiS al q
absent. 1t is certainly proper to
go bathing with your fiance. or
chum, or your husband. The
same rule of etiquette applies to
boating. It is best to know that
the man Is capable of taking care
Of you, and not take you any
great distance from shore, not in
secluded places. The right kind
of man won't want to.
A Sweet-Faced Girl Came In.
Dear Miss Grey: A couple
of Sundays ago five of us
boys were out on the plat
. form of car. A sweet-faced
: girl came in and sat down.
She had such lovely brown
eyes, and we at once fell in
love with her. We flirted.
{, but couldn't get even
4 smile from her. We have
u found out where she lives,
but don't know how to get
I acquainted. Thanking you
for your trouble.
& B FIVE BOYS.
A.-No trouble at all, assure
you, to tell five foolish boys that
they have not come up to the
requisite that deserves advice for
meeting a sweet-faced girl, who
had sense enough not to flirt
with them. wish She had called
an officer. If she reads this she
will know what to do next time.
A Mans Wedding Suit.
Dear Miss Grey: i am q
man of 40 and am to be mar
ried soon at the minister's
residence, either In the after
noon or evening. AS 1t is a
simple affair, I do not wish
to go to unnecessary expense
regarding clothes, etc., and
shall appreciate your kind
assistance In advertising me,
as to:
First. the color OF the suit
and shirt?
Second, the color of tie
and gloves?
Third, the style Of hat?
Should gloves be worn
during the ceremony? Thank
ing you, PERPLEXED.
A black suit, white shirt.
tie, and gloves are the usual
thing; but IL the wedding is to
be very quiet you may wear q
business suit, with white tie and
shirt, and in that case You really
need not wear gloves. IL you do,
keep them ON during the entire
ceremony. Wear black derby,
She Is Beginning to Wake Up
Dear Miss Grey: I am
16 and In loye with boy
II. Now, Miss Grey, he
says he loves me, but he
does not show the spirit to-
ward me that he should.
Whenever there is a party
he always goes with other
girls, and when he has no
other place to go he comes
to see me. Miss Grey, he
never comes to my house in
!. daylight, but always at night.
II l ever go with another
boy he gets mad. What
shall l do? l.. ID.
Attending between the lines,
! take 1t that you have truly be-
lieved yOu love this boy, and that
he does You, and have allowed
him to spoon with you. IL 1 am
right it will explain why he comes
only at night. Whatever the
cause Of his behavior, he eyident-
ly thinks you easy or he would
not treat you as he does. Let the
boy go, once for all, and be q
little girl again for q few years.
pc will be time enough then, when
you begin to understand life q
little, to play at the game OF love.
Where Is your mother that this
thing has gone on like this? Fol-
low what you know to be good,
sensible advice, and write me
again when You feel like II.
~ Permissible Bathing Suits.
Il Dear Miss Grey: We are
"a couple Of young ladies OF
IS and visit the bathing
places quite frequently. We
~ both swim well, and as
skirts hinder US we wish to
know whether 1t would be
nc proper for us to wear tights.
OF course there are . great
many men around, ana we
may attract attention. but
don't you think we should
consider our own comfort
before we do the opinion OF
the public? Thanking you,
we remain,
TWO MERMAIDS.
A.--PcrsonaIIy, do, but you
cannot gain municipal pcrlnfssion
10 appear II tights. However, you
can don boys tw0-piece suit,
which Is much better for swim-
ming than the slkirts. People
don't seem 20 be able to stand