The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-12

Dear Mrs Thompson: Last sum-
mer,I was introduced to a handsome
young man of whom 1 have thought
constantly since. He is in a good
BUSINESS and is trying to live a clean,
enterprising life. l am crazy to get
better acquainted with him, but 1 new
er so to any social functions that he
atterts bScause he lives in another
town. How can get better acquaint-
ed SO that he will not think that 1 am
i'm pursuit of him? You certainly
don't know how it is to feel the way 1
do. I can neither sleep nights nor
have a minutes rest when awake. for
4 thinking OF some plan and trying to
devise one in which I may win him.
He Certainly is ideal. l am interested
in religion and so is he and l am al
most certain that we could be happy
If only the ice were broken.
THANK YOU.
Dear Mrs Thompson: l am en-
gagged to a young man. What would
be a proper present for me to give
him on his birthday? -
1t will be all right for you to give
him anything you want to since you
are engaged to him. Cuff links. a
neclytie, handkerchiefs or a book
would make an acceptable present
should think.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Is it
proper for a young man to be steady
friends where the girl is three years
older?
90 What. would You suggest as a
present for a man forty-five?
cd Is it proper for young man
to kiss girl when he takes her
home? BLONDE
90. 1t is proper if he enjoys the
company of girl so much older. But
marriages are not always happy where
the wife is so much her husband
senior
90 A magazine. book. neclctie,
handkerchief, or a jar of his favoriIe
tobacco.
C3) Many girls think that boys are
slow If they do not ask to kiss them
goodnight, but some girls admire boys
who do not ask for kisses until they
are engaged. 1t is matter of your
own choice which kind of girl you
want to please. 3ut you will find that
girls who are not willing to De paved
over. by every man that comes along
generally command the greater re-
spect.
Dear Mrs Thompson: I am nine
teen years old. In the morning I
meet a fellow as / go to work ana ne
always speaks to me and smiles. What
can do to get acquainted with him
Would it be proper for me to stop anC
talk to him first, as l have met him
for about three months now Or is
there something else I can do
GIRL OF THE LONESOME
PINE.
There is nothing you can do. He
will talk to you if he wants to.
Dear Mrs Thompson: We are
three nice looking girls. aged from
nineteen to twenty-five. We do no
seem attractive to boys. How car
we get their company.
THREE UNHAPPY GIRLS.
Dress neatly and with as much STYLE
as possible. BY style l do noc meaF
extreme style. Boys like simple, gnoC
lines, in clothes and nobby little hats
Interest yourselves in things that VII
be interesting to boys-sports. FOR in
stance, and the war Appear to enjo!
what they do. but don't be silly abou
II or effusive. Moderation in every
thing is good.
Perhaps you do not go place
where you meet boys. If so, join
church society. Don't appear too anX
ious to get acquainted with the youn:
men. Let them come to you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am CIR
OF eighteen and am in love with tw'
fellows one of % and one of rs.
know they both think great deal o
me, but the younger one doesn't trea
me nearly as we'll as the older man
What would you do if you were in m.