The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-02
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson.

lear MIS- 1AOIlpSOhs W Gill a
girl of 16 and have been going with a
boy of II. l love him very much and
he says he loves me. Is it proper for
him to kiss me goodnight and put
his arm around me when we are out
walking?
(2)-Are tan shoes much worn this
winter? 81 have light hair, very
curly and long. How can / wear it
without having ribbons on it? (D-I
chum with a girl II years old. She
is very small and L am rather tall.
Some of the girls tell me we look fun
ny together and for me to stop go
ing with her. Please advise me what
to do, for 1 hate to break friendship
for such a poor excuse.
(5)-Is it proper for boy to take
a girl home from a picture show when
he didn't take her there? (6)-Is il
my place to introduce enc boy friend
to another? OBS my writing good?
ROSA.
O-Tell him you are getting too
big for that, my dear. You will soon
be a young lady and have very diff
ferent idea of love from what you
have now. (2)-Yes. (3)-Put it in
two braids and coil it about your head.
C)-You are right-it would be
poor excuse If you like each other,
keep on being friends with her.
(5)-If she had no other escort, why
not? (S)-Yes. (O-Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: What kind
and what color flower should be worn
with pale light blue silk evening
dress? E. A. Z.
Pink roses would be very pretty.
Any pink or white, or even red flow
ers would be suitable.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: O-where
does Mr.. Wilson, president-elect live?
| (2)--Is peroxide good for whitening
the face? (3)-Are pimples caused
by bad blood? (D-Please give good
recipe for fudge. MARY L.
d)-Seagrit, N. ]. (2)-It will
whiten, but it will also make the
skin hard and dead-looking. Better
use buttermilk or lemon juice diluted.
| (3)-Very often. Eat well, keep the
bowels working well, take plenty of
| baths and outdoor exercise, to get
| rid of the average case of pimples-
(4)-Fudge: cups white sugar, 2
cups light brown sugar, 2 cups sweet
milk, IA teaspoonful cream of tartar.
Mix and boil until it grain nicely, then
add butter size of an egg. Take from
| fire, add vanilla flavor, stir as long
as you can before putting in tins (add
nuts if you like)
| Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am young
and have been married almost three
years. My husband is of a rambling
/ nature and has been gone from me
nearly three months. He writes about
every two weeks. He says he intends
| to send for me sometime, but doesn't
| know when. He says for me to have
| a good time.
DIS 1t wrong for me to go with
| respectable young men to shows and
| dances? (2)-Do you think he still
| loves me? (3)-Will he ever send for
me? TROUBLE.
| I am sorry for you. little Trouble"
A man with the wanderlust is hard
to control. If he continues to support
you, don't worry too much. He will
come back. Next time he wants to
go away go with him.
C)-Cultivate soma substantial
women friends whom you can visit in
| their homes. II you care for your
husband you viii not want to go
about much with other men. (2)-I
| that he writes to you seems to show
that he does. (3)-That 1 cannot tell
you, of course But feel sure you will
see him again.
Dear Mrs. TIL. mpson: II boy calls
at the house and stands out in front