Advice to "Bored Blue"
To the Raltor of the "Nowri-Cutxa Dany News"
'Sm—It Bons Buve has come out from' home she might ask herself what she would do in a big town at ome in the, same circumstances re is nothing peculiar about Shanghai in its lack of provision for the "entertainment of respectable young women with little money and. few friends. There are the usual admirable associations who cater for the wholesome amusement and recreation of the respectable young of doth sexes, but if the "little fun in the evenings" that Bonzo Buvr desires eunnot be obtained under the auspices of these associations—then what does she hope for by writing to the "North-China Daily News" about it It Bore Buve really docs not Know of the various clubs and as-/scclations. In Shanghai, she should look through the "China Hong List." Tuere she will find listed women's associations for every nationality—there must be one for her. If women's associations seem dull" to Bonrp BLUE, she might reflect that some of the members possibly have families and if she is a young woman, sense and agreeableness she might get to know them and thus extend her circle of friends. But has Bonzo Buus reflected that she may bore people blue herself? In that case she Will need to make an extra effort.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.