The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-09-20


think the fellows like the fashion Of |
the girls wearing no stockings?
Betty.
l think that they will accept II as
a matter of course after the first |
shock is over, as with bobbed hair,
short skirts and other fashions and
fads. Perhaps, however, some will
hesitate to approve the fad for they
say that boys and girls think that
they can set apart certain restric-
tions for the one particular girl.
Many fellows do not like to be with
a girl who attracts a great deal of
attention, such as bare legs would.
Dear Miss White: Do you think
that it is all right for group of girls
and boys to have club without a
sponsor?
Do you think high school girl of
16 should always be talking about
some Fellows? 1nl Ilis r."
~ hT' aoef Kitty.
t1.T'am afraid that you have not
givenIme enough information for me
to tell you just what believe. II
depends largely upon the purpose of
the club and the age of the boys
anu BlTlS' VII bSHeIdl ptlhClpiSS
should say, however, that boys and
girls under sixteen should always
have a sponsor,
2. 1 should think if she had any
brain at all she could find great
many interesting subjects for con-
versations without talking about fell
lows all the time. OF course all
girls like to talk about the fellows
sometimes but like everything else it
can be overdone.
Dear Miss White; / have been a
reader of your column for some time
and am coming to you for help. Two
months from now I'll be II years old
and my parents think I'm too young
to go out with boys. | sometimes slip
out and go. When my boy friend
asks me to go out and ] tell him ]
can't. he asks me why don't ask
them and maybe they'd let me go.
He doesn't lilai 10 see me slip out
This IL the part ] want you to help
me with. Shouldl1 take chance
and ask my parents if | can go al
least twice week? Do you think
I'm too young to go out with boys
Himakes me rather blueito soc otheI
girls my ago goingnou and l can't
,HpTlh ass sdl % ie,B,, H. b.
ri agree with1iYour0 boy friend.
always hate TO know, of. anyone do
ing ssneaky, .thngy and that's jus
what y0u'pe doing..i Your boy frien'
willfnbt only be more comfortabl,
but he will have az higher opinion o
you If you are straightforward AM
sduarn and refuse TO do underhand
cd things So 1 advise you by al
means TO ask your parents. Tel
your friend you have decided tina
he IS right, and you are going to b
square about it,eTen if your parent
| refuse, which YOU hope they Won
hope they will agree to let you g
out once week, or twice at tn
most. That would be enoughrat you
age. Perhaps if they don't wan
you TO go now they will agree to le
YOU go when you are''17. At an
rate, ask them and then write an
tell me what happens. l hope 20
will introduce the boy to them.
might make big difference II the
know him and know that he. was
fine fellow whom they could trus
L Butterfly: can't advise you 9
! to what to do because | don't kno
why you parted. If it was a qua
rel for which you were to blame,
3 would be quiteH proper for you
\ wsits and. Itch bin you are sorry.
< oitAthirik hetstin cafesefor you an
II is xaftingrfdr you to make the fir
move, then advise you to make
and get him back. =. But If you thin
that he no. longer cares for you an
that il woold foSk Ike running aft
him if you invited HIM or wrote
him, don't do it. know it is han
butt the circumstances are SUI
that you feel sure he no longer car
for you, thexonly thing for you, to-
| as TO be game and get over 1t.
that caseI want you TO go out Wi
II other boys and look as If you wei
having a good time even If you a.
not. You mustn't lose your job Ju
on account of a young man WI
| doesn't care for you. You must !
| your pride brace you up. Put h
picture where you cant sec it. Al
| remember especially to act all Il
i time as if you were happy, no matt
how you feel inside. If he doesr
i care enough about you to come
. see you. think it would only nal
Z things worse TO invite him TO {
party. If you have to forget him t
Il best way is not to see him at a
h Pm sorry, but please be brave.
Il