The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-20

subject Of how Mr.. Scott or any other
man temporarily afflicted with or en-
loving grass widowcrhood might dis
pose Of his time while his better hall
was dallylng by the scashore or snif'
fng the cool mountain breezes. re-
marked. well, OF course. we might
tell him few things, but we won't"
and she apparently spoke for the en-
tire sistCrhood.
An Unmarried WOman'S Suggestion
The unmarried women had more
ideas for real entertainment and they
didn't mind telling them II you prom
ised not to mention their names One
said she had started dinner club
to which all her married men friends
were invited, and another said she
had opened an outdoor dining room
in the hack yard, where they eX-
pected to have dinners and suppers
during the warm weather. There was
a big beach umbrella and ever so
many comfortable wicker chairs to
make It cool and comfortable But
whenever she mentioned the attrac-
tive spot to any of her married wom'
en- friends they promptly urged her
to 70 with them to the seashore or
the mountains for the summer, add
ing that It would be so much more
beneficial
One who, however, was was ready
to give few suggestions to the lone
" man in New York was Mrs. Gran
mis-. who has passed many summers
here. an
Her first announcement was blt
startling. well, II mans wife de-
sorts him during the summer. then
no should seek the companionship OF
other women" she said, The state
me tnseemed too modern to belong 10
her. -
81 don't believe in wives and nus
bands taking their vacations separ-
ately," she continued, "but where II ls
necessary think man should not pe
entirely deprived Of woman's society
while his wife is away.
"Hc should seek some woman VINO
is really Companionable and take ne[
N dinner or the theater or supper. !
believe both men and women should
have friends Of the opposite SEX but
this friendship must be enjoyed uuuer
proper conditions"
might the man not become 100
much Interested in his summer COM
panion?" asked.
mot il he is the right sort OF man,
il he is worthy man. He should
not take out a woman who Is not MS
wife unless he is quite sure Of him.
self. And II he should find himself
becoming too much interested in the
summer friend then he should stop
going with her"
Plny Golf, He Advises.
Wilton II. Marshall, managing d.
rector Of a big hotel, was caught with
lis wife in the Della Robbia room she
had Just returned for few days from
Cape Cod, where she soon Will go
back.
%Play golf" said Mr.. Marshall,
whenever you get the chance. II
YOU can't find a friend for game OF
cards in the evening the theater is not
a bad place to go. Surprising you ieel
tired Take off your coat and collar,
got right down to real negligee and
NAV solitaire. You feel then that you
are doing something devilish. Why
because II your wife should return
you would have to hasten to put on
your boiled shirt and collar. Pick out
a good pal and play game OF BILL
lizards another evening, Then you
have Kelly pool. OF course, other
evenings when one feels bit bored,
it is not bad idea to read the latest
books and have waiter bring you
lemonade every now and AGAIN.
That, accompanied with a good cigar
presents picture which ! believe Mr.
Scott would be satisfied to praise
SDlamOnd JIm's' Method.
James Buchanan Brady-the same
being diamond Jim"-was found
seated with pretty girl In the Orien"
tai dining room OF one Of the big ho-
tells. He had Just finished a tomato
surprise and was waiting impatiently
for some trout. The mellow lights OF
the place made 1t extremely attrac-
tive and diamond Jim" was in a
mood to dole out pleasure to such an
extent that he first satd: n
mo, fool question, eh?" comment
ed Mr.. Brady. Poor chap. First he
might do lust as am doing tonight
Got a pretty girl here, and now we
are at. dinner. Going to. take her to
a new moving picture show, and after
that we will go to a roof garden. That
is enough for one night for any grass
widower, eh. what?
sTex RleEards Plays Bridge.
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