Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-24

to them. 1 was born In January, what is my
lucky day and color7 What would be a good
motto for school7 Will you please tell me
what these mean: Chloe. Della, Ruth.
Violet and Evelyn. Wishing you great sue
cess in answering my questions, and hoping
you can read my writing. as ever. your
FRIEND. from Utah.
] gladly welcome you. and your has
been forwarded as requested. For born in
January. Saturday is supposed TO be the lucky
day and the months March and November. Col
ors are garnet. silver. gray. brown and black.
OF the you wish find only Ruth. mean
ing friend. Violet. meaning violet" and
Evelyn, meaning life" The Latin phrase.
"Quanti est sapere." meaning How desirable
is wisdom and knowledge" would be a spIen-
did school or class motto.
Dear Miss Brooks:
VIII you kindly answer a few questions for
me? ~ Please tell me how old you think 1
am by my writing. (2) Could you tell
where could get the play, THE Stolen Flower
Queen" and how much it would cost? l re-
main,
JUST A SNOWFLAKE Spring City.
/ will do the best 1 can, Snowflake. ~
Probably thirteen or fourteen (2) 1 do not
locate the play. II 1 later l will let you
know.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Will you please answer the following ques-
tons. ~ How should a woman sign her
name in Hotel Register7 ~ What should
girl do when a man leaves her standing in the
middle of the floor of ballroom? 49, What
is the correct thing to to tea party.
theatre party. or garden party7 az At
which side of the woman should a man seat
himself at table? 81 May slice of bread
be bitten into, should it be broken into
small pieces, buttered individually and SO
veyed to the mouth (e) What are tie lucky
days and months of people born March s. 1904,
also October is. 1906 Thanking you in ad-
vance and wishing you success in your work.
l remain,
JACKIE, Utah.
Ny dear Jackie you did ns< read the rules
for this department. did youl Read them now
and you will see your questions have exceeded
the limit by four. You will remember this the
next time, won't you? ~ If a married
woman she should sign herself. Mrs. John
Smith: If widow she may sign the same
way her name, as, Mrs. Mary
Smith If unmarried her signature should
be her full name, Miss Mary Smith.
(2) 1t hardly seems possible that any man
could be so rude as to leave girl standing
in the middle of a ballroom floor, but should
he do this the only thing the girl can do is TO
find a seat for herself-and avoid a repetition
of this embarrassing situation, by the same
person, at least (3) For an afternoon
ception or tea an elaborate afternoon dress is
very correct, although in this day of the pop
ular tailor-made suit gown, either are quite
permissible. This same dress is also proper
for the theatre, and the hair may be dressed
very deliberately For the garden party the
fuffiest and daintest % summer dresses are
worn. with fower-laden hats and beruffled
'unshades, white shoes and gloves. ~ The
nan seats himself at the left of the lady at
he table. t5) Break off a small bit of bread
It a time. butter and transfer to the mouth
With the fingers. (s) For persons born in
Yarch, Wednesday is said To be their lucky
lay and September and May the lucky months.
FOR October Friday is the day AMI August and
December the months.