The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-15

happy. for did not 90 10 Sunday
school today, and ! know tina, for
this Will burn In everlasting fire"
was frozen with horror. but ques.
toned her and she told me the
whole shameful story. Ny childish
heart aehed with pity. I did not
seem 20 think 80 much about my
own danger. tho she said ! would
surely 90 there, "a had never zone
10 sunday school.
Ny little daughter. now ~. had a
similar experience. She has been
attending Sunday school In the NJ.
T.. church In our nelshborhood, and
one Sunday came home cryinq, and
said the teacher had told the class
I " they ever told lie they would
burn forever. and she said: "It
makes me feel 80 dreadful, for .
know have not always told the
truth" told her the truth ls al.
ways best. rot so much because we
are afraid, but because u makes us
better men and women.
Yours for enlightenment,
MRS. A.
al once saw such q good book
on etiquette. The topics were ar.
ranged Alphabetically, so that II was
In the form OF a dictionary. Do you
know the name Of the book7 have
been unable 10 find II at the book
stores. v
"A Dictionary OF Social Ell.
quette.' by H. C. Green. may
be the one to which you refer. This
II In dictionary form and gives
points on all questions OF social
form. The book f. published at
Brentano's. New York city. II sells
for sl25.
al have been going with a
young man for four years. We
would like 20 get married. but my
father and mother are very poor
ard they need my support. earn
$40 a week. OF which give my
parents a part. They have not sup.
ported me since ! was 10 years old.
have two married brothers and
two brothers who are livinu at
home. What would you advise me
to dot ADA.
Al think you should be free
TO marry tho man you love. but be-
fore doing 80 you should consult
with your brothers and decide on
what provision is 10 be made for
your parents. for. OF course. they
must be cared for You naturally
feel a sense OF responsibility. but I'll
seems TO me that the burden OF
their support falls on your brothers
rather than on you. You should not
be permitted to sacrifice your life
in your willingness TO assume too
much OF the family burden.
Dear Miss Grey: In regard TO
the query about Dicks mother. in
Confessions OF Wife: Is there
no place for a mother after she has
raised children and sacrificed her.
self TO their lnterests7 maraie says
Mrs. Waverly Is always thinking
about herself. Who thinks more Of
herself than Marale1 Isn't she al
ways wondering " Dick loves herr
Poor old Mother Waverly prob
ably had reason for being nervous
and Irritable. Did she not bear
and rear three ehlldren7 She gave
the best years Of her life TO these
same children. Aunt Mary. with
whom she is always compared. had
no children, consequently did not
have the same problems to face and
contend with.
A man, generally, at the age OF
60. is looking for a young girl to
give up her happiness to share his
HE. woman at that age Is es.
peeted 10 sit In corner and knit
or crochet for the numerous grand
children.
| think Mrs. Waverly is abused
and Dick is an ungrateful son 10 al
low Maraie TO be SO meddIesome
II ls but natural that she should
love her hayward boy and take his
part.
N Margie. with her inheritance
and happiness. cannot share with
lonely old woman, who Is Dicks
mother, she deserves no happiness.
II his home cannot shelter her, let
Marsle provide companion for
her. II Ia too lonely for Mother
Waverly to be left alone. Marale
is selfish.
OPINION OF A SON.
Dear Miss Grey: Just few lines
In answer TO query, Can
goat swlm7" Not for his
life. But he can swim about 35
feet. The reason they cannot swim
g.