, 1889-09-12

many of the fashionable doVOteCs
In fact fashion has it would seen
thrown aside all rules or laws and gone
on vacation for such mingling and
mixing, such confusion and mixture
never blinded bcauty's vision as thii d.
seasons display presents.
The BIT stle 10 a thing the past; Gre
clan grace and Greek beauty seems q
lead, IL one can say there Is anything
lcading-in the world of dross.muking
And for u perfect form nothing can Bt
moro beautiful; but everyone dare not
follow in this direction, hence the wide
field from which to choose.
Dry goods are arriving on every train
from the East and South; already oui
merchants arc exhibiting some very ut.
tractiyc and elegant samples of dr'ss
goods for autumn aud winter wear, dress
makers are seeking rooms and those 10.
Gated are very busy, while the one Of
two millincrs who are prepared to make
beautiful faces more charming still, with
their crown of feather, Hover, lace and
ribbon, are busy as bees all the day,
Soon others will be prepared to share
the work and profit, while u broader
opportunity for selection will be offered
the ladies OF Spokane.
sPoKANE SOCIETIES.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society met on
Monday afternoon and had one ofthcir
busness.likc sessions, The subject Of u
temporary home for the needy to serve
until they are prepared to erect their Ia
| tended building for that purpose, was
discussed and committee chosen 10
make inquiry regarding location, cost,
needs, etc. They intend the good work
| to 60 on until all the needy aud suffer-
ing are provided for.
| Tuesday and Friday evening the tenn
pcrunCe element of the city organized a
/ non bipartisan club. The pastors are
nearly all interested in this movements
| which they hope may lead on to u more
| temperate and in every way better state
of things in Washington.
Tho entire world Is interested in tenn
perance at the present time In one way
or the other; the subject is discussed in
every city, town and hamlet. Spokane,
therefore, never backward in any good
cause, cannot Afford to remain so in this.
The ladies of the relief corps were en-
tertuinod with very enjoyable lunch
party given by Mrs. \. p. Curry ut her
home ON Wednesday OF the past week.
The rooms wcJe draped with Tags and
everywhere the national red, white and
| blue met the eye, producing the usual
loyal, inspiring effect upon the heholdors.
a delicious lunch was served, consist
ing in part of chicken pic, cold tongue,
cakes, pies, Spanish cream, fruits, etc.
\ few hours were passed in social enjoy
ment, and the party broke up with one
more pleasant memory TO look back
upon.
on Tuesday evening last a very
pleasant reception was given the Young
Peoples society of the First Baptist
church at the residence of Doctors
Hughes on West Second street.
The entertainment was given in behalf
of their son j. Edwin, the retiring pres
ident OF that society, who lett for the
East the following morning to attend
medical college.
MIR. Hughes has served as president in
this little band ofworkers, among whom
he has many warm friends, as well as in
the general society of the city, and many
are the good wishes which follow him as
| he goes East to fit himself for a life of
usefulness and honor.
We would congratulate the Doctors
Hughes that they have son preparing
to forward their work when they retire
from u life of successful medical practice.
About fifty guests were present ut this
farewell reception, and after some inter-
esting literary entertainment, refresh
mcnts were served and general good
The W. Z. T. U. still continues its
work, the chief object of which at pres
ent is the opening of Il reading and rest
ing room for women. Their meeting
this week is TO be a mothers meeting uu
the home of Mrs, Grove, 725 Adams
street.
Work for women and children is one
of the principal departments of thcir
labor and there Is much TO do in thls
line. All are Welcome
The |. o. q. 4. meet on Monday eve OF
each week. Thoy are an earnest lutte
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