The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22

sixse IN OVERLAPPING rseftsaz- pro issssas
ssots aad iezsh<ry esseft Matters a
parnxz1- have faxei their ingenuity 20
produes ss1yxisssts ard there nsussfg
take the fosas Of rseb-oi isrea fns-sir
xfsfss fxfng tbe POI, s;ar ensor u =
aniaae fashion isr tAe presert snfsa-
] nsrr 10 haye q ~ Of e0srrs tor pSr1sE4s
laasse sssfaehsbie and 10 sa2s b the
serios,s TOILETS With which the s1H
SHADE i 10 he carried. The fDrE h@A
an elaborate hafzssi%. either ct nsosies
ri silver OF ssssd. or fsFsesi wary o.
.h~i! and shese sx4aizitxiy and affs
sl~atsv ~susr3sisfzss3 hansilcz sosf Al
nsnxt any ursce that anyhely fee5
like psyfax. for they srs sofsetisnex ~
aid, f~&ets. t,ess les representing :
xrsas Heal II skilled bauSiw1rk A
isan,ssasnw issn.sle and form. aIth o ssst
tsf twelve a<=orts3 covers. may easily
eo*t $40 alfhossgh halt that sum viii
srty 4 ,.eras1le outlsf. II the fseiie ae-
ssrrs 20 he further extrayaeanf- she
nav hsss ~ fsssas handles - covers.
and prose that they are insepafakis
bY Jsniatfax tbs fgfuer ~ snanes 81
coisss and designs t. aaEsh tsse tatfsr.
IL t. Fsof nffea kast The useful i CON-
ffsesa with the urBafseutsi where afess
aovessias are concerned, bal there are
some ne~ parzskl 1anties Witch real
" do serve 3 fsrfose other than pro
siasak their owners S1ta 3 feFsuss4afsie
weapon The knobs At tins ends 81
these uew suushsfes are in the form
0. fnuzzie4 aoes' heads OF various
breeds. azd, upon toslehing 3 conse
Hiratiy placed spring, tbs nsilxz E
ofcn4 and .Iiseioees q sale rseeptkess
4. III a
way ticket. a tlay scent bottle. OF even
few stray silver eesns and uHwielgy
coppefs.
She ga. hattertnilk maid AT a gar
den party fss sweet charity sake.
Sise = an isieaiizstl9n af the rural orig
nal. There Is no tan osz her face ncF
fieck OF BARNARD dust on her soites.
She sold buffermiik at ten cent = glass
a. fast a. she could use iasslc with
hrf xsoEe1 hand A lew soft words
and q f.sgssi h gianes went with each
glass without extra charge On her
head was a hat I shape that fesi
milknaid might have worn, only ~
this Instance the isgiIgrn material has
cost five or six dollars, and 4 bunch OF
fine white ostrich plumes assded as
much more To the toilet The kefchfss
which waa brought around her shezi-
dsrs and eroszei over her hrrast sae-
gessed country simplicity. II the oh
server vas not expert enough - kxos
tia; the laec-eige3 article was worth
liftY dollar. At a n0sssrafe valuation.
The gloves we're OF the daintiszt silk.
and shs was spsiiiag them in 6oing
the one afternoon = duty with batter
milk. They we're light vieiet IN color
and in perfume. II l. a within of the
season 10 scent such gloves with the
appropriate asIor. The apron hal
| Eren made Tor the oeeagioa OF the same
material rs the kerrhief, and, like the
gloves. was being ruined by spatiers OF
basfefmiik. X was feckonea that the
~egsine she was performing would cost
her about fifteen dollars Ia pcsishai,ie
material. and. considering that fact,
who shall say that the beverage the
dispensed WAS dear at dime a glass
notwithstanding tie same iluia can le
bought in She street for three cents
There one Mind d person at Long
Branch who siDexn' { alter With season
after season's change. Of fashion. HI
l. Tie old beau 81 the turf. His bald
head, with its remnant of hair hrasliest
stFalsht forward from the back part
ing nearly 10 the corners OF hts eye
broNs, was uncovered b. his polite re-
moval Of III. black banded high white
hat He carried u cane. ami hi pa
tent-leatheF shoes were topped gsY
white canvas oyerzasters. But his
chief characteristic, and orc which he
had maintained annually for not le )
than fifteen years, was lfock coat OF
80 light a arab that il was almos,
white This garment was hultanea
closely from his wishi,onr b. t,eion the
level OF hi. hips. and IL set of his tail
straight figure admirably He was an
early arrival from the enterie Of sports
men who keep the Monmouth Park
bore race going from the Fourth OF
July To- the end OF the season. and
who augment their gambling Oh the
turf by spending mast of their even
ings in the gorgeous rlab houses %
| the isfanch. The two palaces Of
chance, hitherto famous for their
aplendora At this resort, have now a
rival Ia third and equally prstentious
concern. and So Long nranch heeoines
moro than ever before the Monte
Carlo of America. The ancient beau
had iu<t had hi iir 4 go al faro in one
Of theze fc@piendeat siens. and his
luck had been pretty good.
He toll me that he had won $500. =
said hetir. a few minute afterward,
sand was awfaily glad that it hadn'i
been thousand
And why r. IS asked
oh, because he smiled over five
hundred, aud thousand would surely
have made him laugh outright Now.
his smile had only seven teeth in II.
and wha. a sight his niouth must b.
when langhiagi
Dudes al tn may as well take it Tor
granted that girls woFsiS and thoughts
are 1T a vide variance when biandiy
delcrentially converting with them
A usual. the earliest ~ the sea oii
fsequeutcrs of the surf are the most
pronounced in style. The hsst luis
proof of this fect'i. shapely creature
who expo IS her face ard arm 10 the
sun, water. and thr case Of specsatars.
and who viii quick. Y lie q -coFchesl
hy the elements, II nua by the criticisms
81 ohsefvsfs. that she Will have 20 ex-
tend her sleeves Go her Wi /, and cover
her head with a wisie-hsimned hat
Hes only rival in an.lReitv thus far +
yonnr women whose bathing costume
Is 81 conTtntinnaiis Loose usiincs bat
she wears, in seemingly acut. mode -
draperie. that reach 10 her ankles bot
~ that point pair ~ bangles iinais ~
she Aiks. and on each great toe =
finger ring. Need II be said that such
eecentfieity ! : the rare exception. ana
that i.anE Branch hathef~ are much
mote 6ecorous In garh and condue;
than the average at seaside Tesortsf
An csslpsiyg SOFT ot young matran
sli~coye ed aboard Shrewsbury
steamer. = salt Of her own clothes o.
the person ~ her maid, who VA tax
ing an afternoon out. The mistress
aid net disclose herself at she time.
but she 81 charged the veatare sosne
. hanstWaid that evening. AMI sent 10
town Tor another. STIMULATING that this
one Sltuuld he AZ least three Sizs~
bigger ar smaller than herself
80 that her wardrobe should e.
future he safe it1t she bad t.
sacrifice the particular enstams
thai had isecu mi used. because she
LEARNED that the Ftfl', sweetheart
c9utpAns0a on this ece.sssen. although
he hat locked reutesi eaoaxh in 8
white flannel sat, was thress-esrsi-
monte maa, awaiting the cpenine o
the race season for ha iness, snd she
declared that she couldn't think a.
ever assin putting us 4 drrsS tia; has;
been contaminated by such tes coin-
! partnership She Wa nothing ii not
lastsiieas
The Cameo speaks.
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