The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-27

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Cd 1 am a
girl of sixteen. Do you think L am
too young to get married?
CD L have been going with my
beau for a year and five months and
he wants to get married He is a
very nice and handsome boy. He is
twenty years old and he says he loves
me. / certainly love him. There is
one thing I don't want to do. He
wants to live with his mother for a
while. Do you think it would be all
right? Please advise me what to do
He is a farmer.
CD There is a boy who lives near
me and he wants to go with me. He
has been after me three times inside
of a week and 1 have told him that
do not want to have anything to do
with him. But he still comes. Please
tell me what to tell him so that he
won't come back any more.
AN UNHAPPY GIRL.
% Yes. you are too young. The
burdens of life would fall upon you
heavily and make you very unhappy
because you would not be fitted to
meet them.
cd l do not think you would be
happy living with his mother. If you
wait two or three years he may be
able to make a home for you some
where else.
CD Have your father tell the boy
not to bother you any more
I L d
girl of nineteen years and am going
with a fellow of twenty years. Do
you think we are too young to get
married if his father doesn't care?
CD Do you think he loves me if
he goes places without me?
CD DO you think three nights a
week is too often for him to come to
see me?
(4) 1 am to be married next spring
and 1 do not want to have wedding,
friends to come in the evening. What
would he nice lunch to serve?
(5) What kind of games would we
play? My friend does not play cards
or dance.
co Should I keep my wedding
wear that evening?
90 There are some girls who are
always saying bad things about me.
What should 1 do to make them
stop?
(S) 1 am light complexioned with
light red hair. What color would be
nice for me to wear?
MISS SHAMROCK.
% I think you are too young.
CD If he goes places with other
girls 1 would certainly doubt his love,
but if he goes alone or with men I
wouldn't mind.
CD Since you are engaged, it is all
right.
nuts and ice cream and wedding cake.
CD If they come for the evening
they wouldn't be expected to stay
long, and so just show them your
presents. talk and serve lunch.
Co 1 think it would be nice to
wear your wedding dress to show it
to your friends.
90 Pay no attention to them if
the remarks are unmerited, and if
they are, don't do things that will call |
forth criticism.
(S) Red haired people wear white. |
brown, green and blue better than
other colors.
Dear Mrs Thompson: am a young
man twenty-four years of age and 1 |
went with a very nice girl of my own !
age when l was working in her home |
town. 1 loved her dearly and she |
loved me. Then she went to work in |
another town and she wrote to me. I !
answered her letters right away. Then |
1 left town to work in another town
and 1 wrote to her from there. She |
wrote to me and asked me to marry |
her and 1 said 1 would and asked her !
to come where L was She came and |
to go back and she wrote that she got |
back all right. 1 wrote back, but /
never got an answer. What can l do i
to get her love back? We never had |
any words between us.
BROKEN HEARTED.
Write the girl letter and have it |
registered. Then you will get a re- !
ceipt showing whether or not she re- |
ceived the letter. If she does not |
answer go to the town where she is /
and find out what is wrong. The |
chances are that she has lost Interest
in you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Cd L have |
been married five years. My hus-
band has three sisters who live in a |
distant state. In all this time they
have not written me one word per- |
sonally. 1 have never met them.
Ought 1 to expect them to write My
husband thinks not.
Cd He has two brothers married
recently who also live in a distant
state L wrote letters to their wives