MAKING THE WAIST PLACES GLAD.

I have a little advice to give to you in conclusion. A school-boy was

being examined in Scripture knowledge, and was asked the meaning of

the words, "Make the waste places glad." He answered, "Put your arm

around a lady's waist and make her glad." That, I think, is a very

good hint for the young men present, and I advise them to make the

evening as pleasant as they can for the ladies. To the ladies I would

say this--"Don't put too much faith in the promise of love that may be

whispered in your ears before the close of the ball."

_Servants' Ball,

January 4th, 1899._

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