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Of Yesteryear her husband-to-be; She wrote the names of her boy friends on bits of paper and rolled each one in a piece of clay. Then she dropped the clay into water. The first scrap of paper that floated to the top was believed to hold the name of her valentine.
If she already had a favorite, she might test him by striking her forehead with a foded rose petal. If the petal cracked, obviously he loved her.
Young men literally “wore their hearts on their sleeves” during early celebrations of Valentine’s Day. They chose their valentine by drawing slips of paper with names from a vase. Each man then wore the paper with thelady’s name on his sleeve for several days.
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