Beatrice Fairfax
PROBLEMS THAT PERPLEX.
Silent on Betrothal.
Dear Mies Fairfax: 1 am "0 and
pledged to a young man four year*
my senior whom I lovo dearly and
who, I feel aure, loves me
Though he Is in a position to he
come engaged to me, he has never
spoken nor hinled about an erigase
ment, never failing, however, to make
me eee that our environments an
\ery different, and because of this
social difference things cannot be ai
ranged as easily as might be ex
ported.
My folks are old fashioned, but hon
eat and loving people, and cannot see
inlo secret or verbal love affairs, when
the young man Is not obligated at
home. Open communication to him
on this subject seems impossible, for
propriety prevents me from mention
ing the subject—besides I have a!
ways felt that the announcement of
an engagement should always be sug
gested by the man.
My parents are very Insistent and
make things very uncomfortable for
me at home, claiming he is not se
rious.
Besides this, he occasionally make*
appointments with friends whom 1
have never met, and in which I.am
not included, and sometimes accepts
invitations where ladies are present,
Maiming to have been a victim of eir-!
cutnstances He feels lie is very
broadminded In hi* behavior, telling
Just where he haa been on nights
he doesn't see me, and believes that
even I should occasionally do the
same.
Do you think. Miss Fairfax, that
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he really lotes me—and what would
you advise me to do?
Though he 1* able to purchase a
ring aa a aeai to our pledge, he has
made no effort whatsoever.
UNDECIDED.
It Isn't so much a matter of pride
a* of definite understanding. Tou say
you are "pledged" to the young man
What, can this mean save that he has
told you he lovee you and s*ked you
to marry him some rta>. If this Is
the case. you are engaged whether or
not the affair has been made publle.
and regardless of whether you are
wearing an engagement ring. So—
don't hesitate to come to a clear un
derstanding. The man ought to go
to your father and make hie position
clear. If he does not want to do this,
and instate on leaving you In a
nebulous position, make sure first
that there is not some very good res
son why he has to go a step at a time
toward happiness, and give him to
understand that if he is fighting
family objections or some such un
fortunate. thing, you want to know so
you can help him.
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