The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-26

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panied With "a unsigned nOea. viii
ont N a<1dre<s. and the rexruexf IA
Miss tseTrSSh ucnfd arcepk ~
kzilIinx~ Efsl from a ardent sfmsrt.
Who venfur<xz 70 send II insSnsd d
a0sers-
Miss Gerrixh 4hcuehf thxf vas
charming u1y 30 sad i present.. ans
SID. "A % receiving Mem IN 4 ren
ef11 way. / think Il q ecnsiierpS
legitimate en0nxA. Coz one can alvny,
return : thing Il there Il any sruuka,
nhout Il. We sometimes receivt os,ee,
thsng< from cs1nks, hat they are ses
and Ear between.
This copy OF Byron. !" she said TAX
ins up TIVE handsomely bsnnd vol
unc<. WAS given me because han
penef 70 know IN what state Kanss.
Catv uns situated There were
Number q as together and NE ver,
discussing the point. We he'd 81
Passed through the town. bat ever,
one was against nae when | inxisteS
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Vas rrrsrn,ed Min shs hoohs fh.x'
. copy Of the first edition Of the raj
!es OF Sylvia. which was produced Il
rafas- ~ Vas " my possession i0nl
tcsofe the opera VAS recesved here.
nASe sevfrA nff<e xxrI frlends IN diS
iefent cites who send me presents OF
NJ nrsnday, ard l value their soa
ssnirs nfgniy because they hxye eeuer
ais pen made ~ themselves. ha
Psocy nay nost curious presents
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e hstef ! Uceaveu IN tAiMorniA
~nev shsy are nos uncommon gifts
nes sffise IN ntue nox attached 4
: any ehain- with instructions - q
no. tney are 70 oe worn
Inc tAftte Was kfven 10 me IN kos
'on OF tnc DAY 81 the 6lixxard- AZ
very ionu OF company. and VIII lnt
IL way 70 the room where u hear,
voices. aisnough II otherwise prefers
49, corner. itdevonfs tetsnce will
Avaastys and VIA smear itseif wher
eaAne - badly - child. NY twS
ooss and fae turtle nnd no trouble IN
ket'snS on togetaer.
MINNIE rAIxER's PRESENTS.
Mis- w;nr;. p.r,
80 = "o - tasss%
.,.0 iAosess, fepadiates TIE
charge nasie upon actresses. that Il
they accept gifts from over the loot,
lights they viii be embarrassed with
Obligations ia return. She introduces
NE 10 vast array OF beautiful objects
as she said. I'VE have Just bought
our new home.
Considering that all the rooms were
on one floor Il was about rs complete
q home" rs any one would care to
own. There were two drawing rooms
and library. besides bedrooms ans.
dressing rooms. and all the other
Injuries and conyeniences that q well.
appointed apartment possesses.
That Miss Palmer had Just returned
from out OF toxn and was going Il
Europe within two weeks did moi
seem u take away from the value o.
her home. Her three dogs accom-.
pany her everywhere and share the
delights OF soft rugs and dainty
cushions with hesr mistress, with the
exclusion only OF the drawing rooms.
As We made the tour OF the apart.
ment Miss Palmer pointed cut various
gifts OF Importance.
This, said she. is glove case
IRON the mayor OF sydney. and in
gut letters on the soft leather vas the
inscription: NJ. r.. from the mayo,
OF sydney. A powder horn, capped
with gold WAS from the Lady MAY.
cress, and held perfumery. Another
object OF beauty which adorned the
dressing case was q silver rose on I
stem. 1t contained smelling salts
which We're introduced through IN ap
erture under a leaf. and gave ont is
oraor through tiny holes IN the top o
the flower. This said Miss Palmer
and my bracelet tone which
she wore was OF gold. SCI
with turquoisesb were giver
me by gentleman who came 4
see me back of the stage where I wa,
playing In London. As he walked
into my reom he stepped on one oI
my dogs paws. He felt so badl,
about il that he afterward sent me
these gitfs and begged me to accept
them, al the same time hoping thal
they would be some little palliaiion 81
the crime be had committed.
An open box, placed on the stand
constructed for the purpose. close te
the dressing fahre. contained an eiab-
crate set Of toilet articles. from hair
brush TO shoe buttoners, made Of am.
Der. All sorts OF fancys articles, the
result OF woman's handiwork. were
distributed about the rooms, and had
been presented by Miss P2lmer's lady
admirers The little actress own
clever fingers had constructed the
decoration of one of the manteipiecss
consisting OF some exquisite emhroid
cry on plush. She confessed to hay,
ing great pleasure In doing this kind
oil work.
Hanging toy the side OF the mantel
were the photographs Of the lord
mayor and lady mavoress of Sydney
in silver frames Exquisite engrav.
Ings had been presented her by Mr..
Walker, the celebrated son OF q ceie.
brated father, whose work az an en-
grayer is so Wei known In England. A
small engraving OF the great Mrs. Sid.
dons was an object Of as much artistic
value as anything in Miss Palmer =
collection IL has very few, il any
duplicates and il had long been =
treasfe in the family of q friend
when il was presented to her.
Two beautiful vases came from the
captain OF japanese man-of-war sta
toned OF sydney. He and his OIL
GERS Eere invited BIZ Miss Planners
manager 10 be present at one Of her
performances. and although thew did
not understand = word Of English
they were delighted. and expressed
handsome gift
Turing our 1Aveis through the SUI!