The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28

Ladies Or Washington axc CnIti-
ing Their Minds.
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t~say Lsfs 81 rssAtss. Dress
.sd Frsveiisy-



Wsshizgssn Posi-
Icu VII 50 enjoy ear literary
seei<sy. sid the WASHINGTON gil 70
her friend from Sew York. wlo Has
phsins her Tisis. The society meets
al oar house so-morrow. and you'll
have chance 10 see the really intel
kssual women OF the city
How deIightfnls. said the New
York giFl, with her mouth fsssl Of hair
pias- Ne have nothing ike that 10
OR set Aosher Is all taken up with
fashionable life ard dresses, and 50.
y.pu see, am obliged 90 live the life Of
q butterfly. 1 last envy yos,.
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nsgner sie and yet TO DC cnazned %
tie uns1iisfysng boaies Of society.
Ma, you know, is regarded as intel
lectuai and she said he made M her
mind ta,, ..a raf :, 4,,~a ,ra 1900 (,
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and grabbed mp u 10; of wire spirals
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psrs on dli'ersnl subjects, criticisms.
ard reviews. We have instrumental
ard vocal music. Then when lis over
The hostess serves The lovef;esf inneh
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n1sle surprises ~ ieeu IMAM any one
Know IA says sac lies awake nights
scheming Out new dishes and decora-
tis,ns. The lunch served at our last
meeting here fairly made the other
women green. OH mas np on
spreads. You ought to have seen her
get away with Mrs. ID. Vandick
smiths sngaresi violets and lilac and
heliotrope effort
What DO you have to-morrow ?''
asked the New York girl, mincing up
and down before a swinging mirror
ana kicking her skirts TO see ii they
hung right.
MRS. James Ward BinghamnaiIor
will have a paper on Italian art. You
ought To see her. she's too artistic
for anything. she has spent wears
abroad. and discusses the old masters
as you do gowns and things. Art is
her fad. Her voice will make Won
tired, but her clothes are awfuIlv
soothing. She promised to wear one
OF her Greek gowns. 1t Is a white
clfnging dream. with a girdle OF real
stones. and embroidered with gold
and silver thread
'sDoes she write well on artYu
II should remark. She kncws all
about Oh, what's his name ~
Ralph: no Raphael, and--and, we'll
that other old feilow-let me see-van
Van Oh, yes Vandyke. Youth
like her gowns. ane her hair is lovely
in q P~yche"
What else do You have? I'm so
interested"
.'Weii,u said the Washington girl.
rubbing the powder off here and there
aud touching up her eyebrows. MRS.
Porter Cadwaliader win sing. Her
execution is wonderful. Don't let me
forget to tell you the tenor story. OF
course, one can't tell, but they do saw
that MIR. @. shut down on the FRIDAY
night rehearsais and that the tenor Is
In Boston. Then you'll hear Margaret
DObson's review OF Spencer.
spencer! What Spencer? That
old English literature, fairy-taie Spen-
cer?"
mo, goosiel Herbert, of course.
All about the unknowable and eyolu-
ton. Ma and ran through spencer
last month and of course we'll euiov
the article. Pa shifts at the idea Of
women comprehending such books.
but pas oid-fashioned, By the way.
remind me TO tell Won Of Miss Dub.
sons Irritation with a foreigner. and
how angry her people were. They
want her To marry one of those rich
Dakota fellows.u
.Where can l ret Snencer3 Tn,
going to try and improve n,yself when
I leave Washingtou.n
take nv CODY. dear. Won can read
il on the wny home Then of c,,nrse
yo,s1l want Browninv We all sfniv
him.
.Ob. dear and vou understand
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