Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-05-23

I am boy. about 20 years old. |
am in love with girl about 10. l
love her dearly and she don't seem
to love me very much. How could,
gain her affections? How long should
L stay at night when L call? What
would be a proper way for me to
ask her to marry me? Please answer
all questions correctly. E. L. l..
Answer. Just be always courteous
and attentive to her, and show her
by deeds how much you love her in
stead of trying always to tell her
about it. Ten o'clock is a reason
able hour to leave. Tell her that
you love her better than any other
woman in the world and that it will
make you very happy if she will
marry you.
am a girl IA years old. I have
brown eyes and brown hair and fair
complexion. Would it be proper to
have boy friends to come to see me?
How long should / wear my dresses
and how should I fix my hair?
What colors should my dresses be?
Do you think my parents should OBJ
ject of boy friends calling on m me- e,
Answer You are very young to
have callers yet Your dresses
should be half way to your shoe
tops. Arrange your hair softly about
the face and either plat it at the
I think your parents are right in
wanting you to wait until you are
little older before you receive call
ers. You can wear all colors.
I am a widow IS years old, and
I love a man 40 years old. but he
does not seem to care for me very
much. What must 1 do to get him
and kisses me every night. Is that
all right? How long should 1 wear
my dresses? Would it be all right
to fox roll my hair. 1t suits me that
way. This man seems to care for
me until he gets with other women.
Answer. If 1 doubted his affec-
ton under the circumstances you
| mention, I would quit trying to win
his affection, and I would not let
| Maybe then he will like you more.
| Women's dresses reach to their
ankles according to the present style,
the skirts being very narrow. If
| the fox roll suits your face, it is
| all right to wear your hair that way.
| Perhaps the reason he likes the other
women better is that they keep him
| guessing a little as to how much
| they like him.
II am knocking at your door for
advice. I am twenty-one years of
age and am deeply in love with a
man of forty-two. He has asked me
| to marry him, and I told him to
wait until could get through train
ing. I want to be trained nurse;
and he told me he could not wait, that
he has waited all these years for
me, and if I did not marry him he
would go to an unknown place. and
never return. 1 will admit I love
him with all my heart, and do not
| love any other man, and I do believe
| he loves me- He has Droven his love
| in many, many ways Do you think
ne loves me? He told me he did not
want me to be a nurse; that as long
as he lived I would not have to do
a thing, and he would go with me to
any part Of the world I wished, and
make it our home. Please advise me
what to do. wait or marry him? My
mother and father are both dead. I
have one sister. she is married and
has forsaken me. I will appreciate
any advice you can give me. I have
blue eyes, fair complexion, black hair
and weigh 11S. MARY EDDA.
Answer--The only thing for you to
do is to decide whether or not you
| really do love the man. or whether
you are attracted to him because of
his devotion to you and because you
| feel lonely and forsaken. He is just
| exactly twice as old as you are and
| usually it is not very wise thing
for a young girl to marry a man so
| much older than she is. You have
chosen a good profession. and if you
do not really love the man for him
| self alone and are unconSciouSlY
| thinking only of the things he has to
offer you. it would be better for you
| to complete your training and dis
miss the thou"ht of marrying him
| from your mind
Il am eighteen years old. weigh