The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20

knrou0n your columns 70 9empSF
Fidslls BOY" and HE Bohemian
gsssthsartf
can't zee that her lie now will
harm their future n she wants 70
DO right. u 10 for him che Will do
90. for came from the urder>~orio
and can Say for mysef when the
man who married me wanted me !
said. "vou know what ! am. are
you not asraldf" But he said: mo.
Il 10 not what you are. but what
you will and can BE-. for ! IN, going
20 help you BY not bringing back
your past iIfs.-
Now. Mas Grey. have . homo
and . true husband. and he 10
sailor boy. too. I think and know
che can BE- true 70 her big mare
war husband. With HE help and
mood Influence over her.
o.--Wouid II be improper for the
parents Of . brice TO invite their
friends 70 . wedding such
friends were not acquainted with
either the bride or oroomf
ONE IN poueT.
AIS q general rule. only rela,
sivea and friends OF the bride and
groom are invited TO tho wedding.
Ole there sny WY I ear Get
the sddrsss Of "lonsiy Olive
without hurting her fssIinosf ! am
wlcower and lonely like herssN
| End would Hike 10 know her very
much. VIII watch The Star for
some kind Of snUssr. .. p. ).
o.---i an - Ioossoms - the lady
sloninc herself "lc0eiy Olive "
| che esrss 70 meet me and wiii tell
me who're and how ! can zee her, !
Will b eIsd 20 % %. - ! am .
STRANGER here In the city sro long
for : lady friend
Off slonsIy Olive" will write
70 - she will find . nice
friend who 10 also lonely and
wishes company. BILL
al notice In your columns one
who signs :Lonsiy Olive" - J
happen 70 BE- precisely In the same
boss, Will b pleased 10 meet her.
LONELY IS.
Ooh, MIss orsyi Won't you
BE- kind enough 10 send me this
Iadvss name and sddrseo. " you
have "; II not. how can ! locate
her, ~ . think we are two Of .
kind. LONELY YOUNG MAN.
A.--Aiast Cynthia Grey does
not conduct a matrimonial agency,
although must admit the oppor-
tunitfes for doing so are unsur-
passed. I take this means OF In
forming BILL" Lonely &c." "Gud-
llaiard" and the scores OF others
who write me daily In regard 10
this subject that I cannot help
them through the medium OF this
department
The above letters are only few
of the many responses TO letters
i like Lonely Olives" and they go
to prove that there Is something
radically wrong with the modern
social system.
Nice young men want to meet
nice young ladies: fine young WON
en- seek to get in touch with re-
spectable young men. And the
larger cities, especially, encompass
hundreds Of existences which are
eommonpIace and colorless, not
from any limitation OF individual.
but from lack Of social opportuni-
| ties.
NV experience IN this work proves
10 me that many OF our young men
and women go wrong. not through
| inclination, but Just because they
are so lonely. Instead Of waiting
until they get out upon the "prim'
rose way" We should save them be
fore they get there.
We do not need welfare workers.
charity organizations, summing so
cfeties. police patrols and prose
cutors one-haif so much AZ we need
inst a little sympathy and ability
10 understand tho human heart
These things have never solved the
great social problem. We need
ChristIike Christianity. Kindness, so
ciabilIty. a kindred spirit and a
friendly attitude among all mankind.
o-There 10 . gentleman In this
city whom I think we'll OF, and
think he likes me TO . certain es'
tent. He 10 an athlete, and cares
only for a social life. J nave, "nen
younger, cared for . gay 'ife' pu.
now I've settled down, and don''
care for much excitement.
He has very peculiar ways, some
how, that can't quite understand
| but / think II 10 becauss he listens
10 others, and lets them sntIee him
TO do differently than his own con
science tells him.
| in his estimation ! am OF the
notorlety type. In which ne 70 very
much mistaken; he also thinks
care for an oId.time sdmirer. he
speaks we'll Of me to others and W
OF me to my face. Do you think
should try and gain hIs confid-nce