The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-07
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
~ GIVES
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ADVICE
DEAR MISS FAIRF

DEAR MISS FAlRFAN:
Not long ago I met seemingly nice girl at
a dance and asked to see her home, to which she
said yes" 1t after midnight when we
reached her home. She asked me to call her
I'D, and after talking few moments took
leave. / took her out several times and she
seemed to enjoy herself very much in my COM
pany. About a week ago I made an ngaKement
with her and the very night she called me
over the phone and said she felt too bad to go
out. and that she would call me up the very
next evening and let me know how she felt
Well, I haven't received that phone call yet
Goodby girl.
before. and I didn't go with either over three
months. Question: Why can't ! keep girl?
Is it because | don't force kisses of them
and squeeze hugs. Am l too good? Truly i
haven't been around girls much and haven't much
experience, though I'm over twenty-one.
Now would you bother about this girl and
call her up let her go. She's mighty pretty
anu NEED-ADvICE.
1t all depends upon how much you care about
her as to whether you will call her up
girls. No, you don't have to force kisses out OF
them or squeeze hugs" in order to hold the right
kind of girls.
However, few things are essential. You
must have common sense. and know how to en-
tertain a girl. and that means to be interesting
rather than TO spend lot of money on her Find
out the things she doesn't know about, and is
interested in and tell her about them. Women
respect men whom they believe know moro than
they do, and like to see them often and TO talk
TO them.
BE neat ana Cloan IN appearance nat uctb
not mean to be cNpcnsivcly dressed, and above
all things polish YOUR shoes. Women just nat
uraly hate all unpublished shoes on man. \
woman dislikcs to n dirty shirt or greasy
tie MS much $ man diskes to see dirty gloves
or n grease-spottod suit on a woman.
Now, look for your gir follow the program.
and I'll predict that you'll become popular.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
There is q very nice young boy living down
hero whom l would like to met. Ho has re-
Gently iOincd tho army. His friends all
that he Is fine boy. l have seen him a
couple OF times, but have mover been introduced
to him. Please, Miss Fairfax tell me OF some
way in which l could get to meet him before
he goes away. GRAY EYES Alexandria.
You seem to know his friends or to know some
one who knows his friends. It should be easy
for you to set the wheels in motion. Tell them
you would like to meet him.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
] find that a great many boys express their
desire to meet a roal honest to- e oodncss pal
in a girl just to hear themselves talk. | have
met many boys and none-so far-want TO be
pals.
find school takes up nearly all my timo IL
"A proper amount OF study IL given to each
subject l enjoy my school and my work But
when sunday comes a young girl wants a
friend who will take a hike with her out into
the country, or go to church in tho evening,
and that Is when you know whether he is a
pal or just who comes for amusement
hardly think there are any young people
of today who have not kissed. I Will admit
II myself But through letting one boy kiss
you gives him the impression that all your
boy friends do. That Is just what has caused
my encouragement in men.
The next boy that gets a kiss from me will
be the one that decide to live with for the
remainder OF my life, and he will get the first
one our engagement night.
"BoBBIE."