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Why Old Married Couples Fail to_Display Their Affection in Public-Shall This Man Re- turn Her Love Letters to _I_Iis Old Sweetheart - May an Illegitimate .

Child Marry?

loving, but when I see an old hurried cou,‘ they seldom show each other any aiiecticn. Why is this? Do the old couples still lovo each other as they did when they were married. or I19 916i’ llldlilﬁr‘ ent to each other?

A WONDERING YOUNG GIRL.

Answer: .,

A young married couple are loving to each other because youth is the time oi hot rwion. or ardent emotional experiences, the time o! billing and cooing and petting. Their demonstrations are part oi the hangover oi their courting days. They are still new to each other and filled with the rapture oi polsosslng each other. '

But you will ﬁnd that the young married couples quarrel as ﬁercely as they love. and the percentage oi divorces among them is much greater than among the old.

Sometimes old married people do not show each other any afiection be- cause love is dead in their hearts, and the only ieeling they have ior each other is mere tolcration, and they have too much dignity and honesty to stage a show of an aiiection that they do not ieel.

But the reason that the great majority oi middle-aged couples are not always kissing and caressing each other is because they have settled down

have accepted love, as we come to accept other good things in liie, as some- thing that blesses them and makes them happy, but which doesn't call ior any display,

It is like when we ﬁrst get a diamond ring or a new car or a. pretty (rock. We exclaim over it at ﬁrst and show it oi! to our friends and are always calling attention to it, but after a. v/hile we cease to brag about it and just take it for granted as ii we had alwlys had it.

And, anyway, the husband and wile who have loved each other ior years and who have done everything in their power to make each other happy ieel that they have said it in somekhing more tangible than words. For them to go about assuring each other that they love ouch other would be as absurd as for a man to go about proclaiming that ho is on honest man, or tor a woman to tell everybody she met that she is n virtuos wiie.

Don't imagine that only the young married people who hold hands in public. and who have to telephone each other hali a dozen times during the day while the man is at work, are the only husbands and wiveswho love.

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. . ' , Q. ls it necessary that the china v A Morning Smile Etiquette used throughout a dinner should ex- actly match? , _ ' ' " "'3°"'"' u” A. As a rule, it does, _but,ii pre-

tidying up the room, when she came

upon a pile oi weighty books. “Good gracious, Jack!" she said to women‘

her husband. "Wherever did all those

hall.

Ierred, different sets may be used for '- Q. Where should a hum walk different courses- wnner was 0v“ and the wit” was’ when accompanying two women?

A. The man should walk on the a ball? curb side, not between the two

Q. Where is the best place to give

A. At a large hotel or. assembly

books on astronomy‘ come from?"

The husband smiled triumphantly.

"That's my little surprise ior you," he said. "This morning you said we ought to study astronomy, and when I got to the city I went into a book- shop and bought a whole lot oi.’ books A on the subject."

The wife paled slightly.

"But, Jack, dear." she said pat- iently. “I didirt say astronomy; I said economy."

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Dear Dorothy Dix-Should a. young man keep old love letters? Notlong ago I was in love with a girl and she with me, but we had I. miaunderston" ing and broke oﬁ our engagement, though I love her still. I have a num- ber of her letters and she has many oi’ mine. I have thought oi burning

them, but 1 don't like to do that. Shall I return them to her? G. J.

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