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The Anti-Flirt Club. Miss Reighly is posed at the head of the staircase.
Alice Reighly
Alice Reighly

Alice Reighly (born circa 1900) was the founder of the Washington Anti-Flirt Club formed in 1923. The purpose of the club was to protect young women and girls who had received unwelcome attention from men in automobiles and on street corners. The Anti-flirt Club was launched with an "Anti-flirt" week which began on March 4th, 1923. The club had a series of rules, which were intended as sound and serious advice. These were:

  1. Don't flirt: those who flirt in haste oft repent in leisure.
  2. Don't accept rides from flirting motorists - they don't invite you in to save you a walk.
  3. Don't use your eyes for ogling - they were made for worthier purposes.
  4. Don't go out with men you don't know - they may be married, and you may be in for a hair-pulling match.
  5. Don't wink - a flutter of one eye may cause a tear in the other.
  6. Don't smile at flirtatious strangers- save them for people you know.
  7. Don't annex all the men you can get - by flirting with many you may lose out on the one.
  8. Don't fall for the slick, dandified cake eater - the unpolished gold of a real man is worth more than the gloss of a lounge lizard.
  9. Don't let elderly men with an eye to a flirtation pat you on the shoulder and take a fatherly interest in you. Those are usually the kind who want to forget they are fathers.
  10. Don't ignore the man you are sure of while you flirt with another. When you return to the first one you may find him gone.

References

Shorpy, History in HD retrieved 25 October 2008(includes a photographic representation of Ms Reighly).

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