The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

Womanhooa WiEhouC the proper reTer-
ence for the exchange Of loves most
sacred seattle kiss. There are young
men too noble to ask for such . bond
Of affection when they are not en-
gagged to the young lady. There are
other young men, and plenty of them,
who tell the girls that this is part
OF the loTe-making. It rests with
mothers to warn unsophisticated maid
ems that this is far from the truth.
Girls who permit the freedom Of
kisses soon lose not only young
mans respect, but his confidence as
we'll. He soon wearies of her and
bows at the shrine of the girl who
holds her kisses too sacred to give to
anyone save the man who has pro-
posed marriage to her and has been
accepted.
Too much cannot be said 10 warn
young women against the danger that
turks in permitting such familiarity
Seldom, or never, do men marry the
maidens who do not frown on such q
caress offered them.
More girls lose lover because Of
kiss indulgence than is supposed; it
turns more men than it wins. The
man who is really in love and who
is refused kisses is all the more anx-
ious to marry and take the girl to q
home Of their own, where they can
kiss to their hearts content. With
no one to advise-DON'T,
Miss Libbey's replies to your letters.
Correct name and address must be
given to insure attention. Initials
printed. Use ink. Write short letters,
only on one side Of paper. Address
Miss Libbey, 916 President ST., Brook
Ign, N. Y.
Separated by Stories Told.
Dear Miss Libbey: I am is years
old, had nice young man company two
months. Once he took me to a party.
A friend told me this young man was
telling awful stories of me. Listening
to few, | got mad on the way home;
upbraided him. He denied saying a
word and begged me not to believe
them. ] thought he was just denying
it and refused to go to places with
him again. He attended no more gath.
erings, as when we went together.
Later proved he said none Of these
stories. BY chance met, apologized
to him. He vowed I was the first girl
he ever loved. He asked and told
whom / was keeping company with.
He was hurt when l quit him. would
| like to go with him again. Shall /
try to win him back? Please advise.
NJ
Unbelief and a little haste has
wrought mischief with more than one
sweetheart. He seems to care for you
yet. You can do nothing more than to
apologize and have faith that all will
make for happiness in the future, il
it is intended thus.
Il Am Glad TO Know You"
Dear Miss Libbey: Please inform
your readers what should girl do il
a youth brings her home and makes
no move to help her out Of the buggy
The row of seats at school is placed
against the wall. If a youth visits
me there is he to sit down first or next
to the wall, or am to sit next to the
wall? AS girl is introduced to a
boy ought she to say: 81 am glad to
know you, Mr.. B.. l notice many
lgirls say this. X. Y. z.
| 1. Might say: Kindly assist me
out Of the buggy" 2. If youth visits
you can sit next to the wall. s. A
girl introduced to q boy might smile
slightly and nod, but she must moi
say: "Glad to meet you, etc"
Not High CIassed for Her.
Dear Miss Libbey: / have accom-.
panied girl about. Through some
fault of different people she has mum,
bered me among not high-class. She
seems not to desire my company
among others. But she always looks
at me at different meetings. l Xix,
her very well. She told me there
would have to be an awful good reas.
on If we were to quit going together
know Of no way / could see and tall
with her. Kindly suggest the bes'
plan. ]. F.
Love for Music Composer.
4 Dear Miss Lihbey: am 20 years
of age, in love with a composer Of
music and songs. / don't know hin
to speak to, yet often see him. Would
it be proper for me to write him {
note to call on me? Shall / find out
if he is married? He has dark, waV1
hair and dark eyes; always smiles
Can help thinking about him? Sat
urday / passed him. 1 smiled, but h
turned his head. He had a packag,
in his hand. Was that the reason h,
did not speak, I wonder? Help me
by kindly advising. j. B. c.
| cannot encourage you to think /
right for q girl to be foolish enough
| To fan in love with a stranger VIII
may have a sweetheart or wife. Fey
!. men respect girl who PERSISTENT!
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