Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: % I am go
ing to ask a few girl friends over some
evening and would like to know what
would be nice TO serve.
90 The girls are 10 be teachers.
What could we do 70 pass the even
inge THANKING YOU.
% Coffee and sandwiches, or choc~
olate and small cakes.
81 Ask each girl to be prepared to
tell the most interesting and funniest
Incidents she can in connection with
her school work. For game, place a
tray OF articles on q table in small
side room. and have the persons pres
ent pass in "A procession slowly around
the table. The contest is TO see which
enc Will observe and afterward write
down the largest number Of articles.
4 list Of the articles should be kept
by the one Ga charge. and all the lists
should be collected and compared with
the correct list The one having the
largest number correct wins the prize.
Sometimes. in IN observation game.
smelling and tasting tests are also
given. \ number of perfumes-musk,
altar Of roses. Jockey club. lemon ex-
by pouring a small quantity of each
on a handkerchief. and each person
Is allowed 10 smell of the handker-
chief and write down the Odor recog-
nized For tasting. a mixture is made
OF vinegar. salad oil. spices. salt. SUI
gar and any other harmless ingredi
ent. and each IS allowed 10 taste
very small taste is usually sufficient
These are recorded in the same way.
Gear Mrs. Thompson; went with
q boy three or four times and then we
stopped going together When he meets
is very friendly What can 7 DO to
win back his love- R. s. T.
The boy never loved YOU, or ne /
would have gone with you more than /
three or four times. Be reserved and I
to him when you are
around him and perhaps he viii again .
become interested in you.
Dear Mrs Thompson: % 1 am cor
responding with young man whom
met several times and went with. ! !
mink a whole lot Of him. but ne never
mentions whether lie cares for me.
How can I End out whether he does
are or mott
90 Iu what paper do men adver-
Use for womcu2 ANXIOUS.
l) III YOU try 20 hnd out whether
lr not he cares for you, he viii detect
I and drop You. Ii Is contrary 10 man
nature TO give love where he thinks
Z is earnestly sought Don't count on
lis caring for YOU in any more than
friendly way.
% Now and then men advertise for
wives in the want Ad" sections of
he newspapers. And I suppose there
ire matrimonial journals.
7 have never heard of a satisfactory
-esult from this kind of advertising.
Many men go from city 20 city adver-
Using. becoming acquainted with girls.
md getting money from them under
alse pretenses. I'm one case man
got away with one hundred dollars of II
working girls money. telling her
hat with IL and some money he had
he was goInE 20 start payments on a
title home. a man is always "a pretty
DOR specimen who resorts TO advcT-
Using To- set wife.
Dear Mrs. Thompson T am Eirl
II IL years and would Ike 90 so on .
he stage. OF course with q high-pricej N
7 ann a singer and a good
lancer. especially in stage dances. H
What can do TO get into some COM /
.auvc LONESOME BETTY II
Betty. IN you want TO be happy. give /
10 your idea OF going on the stage. II
'he life IS fun OF hardships and dan
ers. Besides. good companies do not .
want amateurs. You would have TO /