The Washington herald., 1919-06-06

day Q woman came to me. telling she vas
his wife and that they have two children. Men
friends OF his knew we were engaged, but mot
one told me about this OF course ! had nothing
more 20 do with him TVs weeks lAter be
waited at the corner Of our stret when came
home from work and Pleaded for me to wait for
him. aying he would get q divorce. refused,
but every two or three weeks he waits somewhere
for me. This has gone on for . year. though ]
have nothing to do with him and have told linn
many times that ! am through with him
ran away the last time without speaking to him
II knew when he would be there. would have
friend go With me. / am becoming . nervous
wreck and dread TO 60 home for fear OF meeting
him. I dore not tel my father because he is %
strict The worst Of it is that this man tells
his men friends that he still goes with me. This
ia running my reputation and / an nearly dis
tracted- Remember. / shTe never encourased
him since know the truth. What am to do
to set nd Of him.-C
You must do now what you should
have done before. you must tell your
fatner all about this affair and put
the matter in his hands. You have
tried for year TO handle the situa-
ton. but you have failed Your
father is the natural person TO pro-
tect you. He certainly will be con-
WINGED that you have had no inten-
tion OF wrons-doing. and will not
censure you. He will probably feel
annoyed that you did not take him
, into your confidence sooner. You
can depend on him to stop this an
noyance and to prevent your name
being associated with that OF one
SO unworthy. You owe II to your
self to keep your reputation above
reproach.
Not Returned.
Dear Miss Lee: went with a man for a vea-
before be went 70 France. We were not en-
gagged but were great friends BE wrote to me
for the nst three months that he was away, but
after that never heard from him He did not
come TO see me when he returned When met
him By chance at bis sisters home he invited
ne to 30 to the theateT with hin and his Hs-
ter and have seen him once or twice since.
lore him but know be is no longer interested
in me. Is it right for him TO avoid me sof What
can do to forget hin.S Ought l resurn the
, ring he gave ue!-woTied.
1t is painful to lose a valued
friendship and doubtless the man re-
grets this loss, too: but he is right
in discourasing a regard which ne
cannot return. 1t may take time TO
| forget him. but you can accomplish
this il you will interest yourself
| in your other friends and in your
| "OI nCluIH NHt Os oAA
means You should not accept gifts
| of jewelry from a man to whom you
are not engaged: but even if it were
proper for you to keep the ring. IL
would only serve as a reminder of
this man.
In Advance.
| Dear Miss Lee. / expect TO entertain I've
friends at a hotel restaurant for dinner. Should
| select the bill Of fare OF should ! let each
| guest order difsreutly-L
1t would be a good plan to order
in advance a dinner that you think
will please all your guests. Usu-
ally delay and sometimes embar-
rassment is occasioned IL the order
ing Is left to the individual where
there are as many as six.
Summer Lingerie.
Dear Miss Lee: Can you tell NE what
materia,s are the most practical for summer
underwear and where can buy good ready
| made egarmeuts!-katharine.
Fine longcloth leads because OF Its
| beauty and practicability although
striped dimity and nainsook are also
attractive. II you will send me a
lself-addressed stamped envelope 1 will
give you the address desired I can
not print business addresses in this
column.