If a girl discovers very soon after her marriage that she has made a mistake, it is wisest for her to make the best of it; she should look for all that is good in her husband and try to forget that which she dislikes. There are times when a legal separation is necessary, but when people marry they marry for better or for worse, and if, unfortunately, it should be for worse, even that does not release them from the solemn vows which they have taken.
It is not in good taste for a husband and wife to call each other by endearing names in the presence of others.
A man has no right whatever to open his wife’s mail, but a woman should not receive any letters that she would not be willing that her husband should see.
CHAPTER V.
Dress, Gloves, Street Etiquette,
Traveling, Bicycling, Telephoning.
“Refinement of character is said never to be found with vulgarity of dress.”
DRESS.
In appropriateness our people have something to learn, as has the whole world, for that matter. Necklaces and jewels in the morning are monstrous, no matter what the fashion of the moment may be, and there will come a time when every one will look upon them with horror, as every one, indeed, used to do.