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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

81 silver graz sroeazs. exe~r1s .Eth
l1ssis ssesa aa1 silver. : - slex4at
soA- a4A4-tS4 fef 49, tsra ~ sarn~1N
t1s ~1ssse<-s = f1s1sas4 = sss tero4s
ira sAs-Asx szsssz4 "a. snsss sPeR
sae iAckss. a4z t2sY sAeala - tAs srA1i-
usn2s Ls1ls ~ k4sasns. sa1ek sFs
sa.z2si pslsnnss - bsasnf9l feazle
aes1s So - c4s silver Psrsfoilo yock-
80 q tAs Eslses are paAee1 % ne
-1issssas - - - sAo~ h.lf bsyoHd ths
eo4s- frs42. and tAs ,.ck~t hAs close
slsssss -itE dssP sass II sAs bree<as-
a TAI ,4sot % es4kis sssc44s q l2ss
= z11~1 - 80 ~ Rs.s .nd t.lis t~ss bs-
ios tBs b4sk
II l. s.sAsF early ~ look roe shades
whiea are Dsss s@.znfel sR1er Aria
s1al hgat, yst there - 40 i4ek - Fieh
sad aoysi soioss asslgsed tor sAs tsying
h<ht ~ dzy Ths aess u these are
si-s4ln<d and gr.1s1. 30. s&ving the
sye aad sas f1dxnsns fsoa confusion.
He'd - a0~a poP@lsr hss, ana sAe shades
In @ss are nsny, tzsl 1elaz Magenta.
solferino. Eisei. RrontiE. . brilliant
enerrJ, saliva. askiia. sad ne tuehsls
fesas. 50 mach a4Hired. ~sich are heavy
Ana have = purple overcast
New ptaks are topaz, nnt advised
foe brunsssss; nanisxos wing. red
piak, ponsgraaase. old rose and
trscAdsFs. = pale shaAs. Tae browns
are 5leaAA. golden russet. mArron, .
pale chessnaL and new whitish brown,
ezllod soooAnat Greens ths season
include fsrost greea in eAsageAble
unsA aad she m&llard hues called
cansrd .ad eAnests. Cresson green hss
blue nns. TAere are also Egyptian
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

of tzsh i0a wa. On q h0s sznmsr's a.y,
shreN bsak hAt sAish sardsaed her
forehsAa. - the Iissis close bOansts
ankxAs have bssa saggsstsd oy o~ts
ana high @inas, and the sco0pink shapes
Or sayiag rsihs HAD not Jonas H.a-
~ay been bid enough - carry ala sm-
trslLA ~ nlsss ssil De going about In
. zresa all sAIAsh. beneath which IL
49, sAid sAAs ssery fuh f.ee va charm
inx aaa svsry s.te view e0srSsp0n1iagly
Ugly
The fall season - % millinery 10 pre-
cisely hks It's prsdscsssors. The keen
eye may trace she ouiSsowths Of pre-
vioas season. sn4 thOss Who desire only
novelty zsed not be disappointed. The
toa0h OF ParisiAn taste Is unDistaksole
Ga NE aos Aats aa1 boansts. the former
beiug % la1ss =aa the latter 50 snail
80 ~ suxgest serious Apprehsnsions for
sha later arrivals. when tAs fashionable
shapes shall have reached their respeo-
tive maximum ani minimum
When felt has Is bOrdered with
marrow ostrich tsasAeE trimming. =
pocket mutf OF vslVes Is made IN The
sane oolors. with a banoh OF small
feather ups a. one side. Cloth crowns.
Imported Of course. have brilliant
birds applied fat upon she surface.
with wings outspread. as II dying.
These are made up In toques with
fsAsher bands or rolls Of velvet. and
aigrettss Of heron plsmeS Feather
toques are accompanied by coTlarettes
A.
md back. and are made OF the same
feathers - she hat Impeysn Is the
most brilliant FOR this parpose.
None OF the conceiss and fantasies
hsretofors introduced by the designer
and the coiorist have eqRalsd those
now displayed in the newest Pompa-
dour broosdss. Light and shadow, dis
tanoe and depth, are all expressed upon
their beauteous surfaces In the new
supply, trgit Is evidently the temporary
fancy OF fashion, with q preference for
pomegransses, olives. cherries, lady
apples, grapes, plurns and currants.
For brides dresses flowers chiefly are
supplied in plain brocsdes, that Is,
those not decorated with pearls or cut
Jewels, such "A trumpet lilies, uncurling
fern frOnds. sprays Of wheat and oat
straw, the most graceful OF all cereals,
being leading patterns in ivory and
cream white. A very beautiful brocade
for brides has for design a tiny flying
swallow. the bird itself being an ORR
entail emblem OF happiness. There are
also Louis XVI. aad Marie Ansoinette
designs and styles which copy Escurial
lAces. One brooade of this description
has a ground OF Flemish blue satin,
patterned with black lace beading,
which Is seemingly tied in true lovers
knots.
II IS made up with plain skirt and
fan-plAiocd back. aud is accompanied by
Louis Xv. coat OF black velvet, edged
with black ostrich trimming and full
jabot OF hne French lace down the front.
The sleeves, however, match the skirt,
and are In leg O. mutton shape, with \
fall Of lace az the wrist. Another bro
cade IN black - patterned with rosy
checked pippin apples with twigs and
leaves. Plain black faille supplies the
front OF the skirt. while the brocsde is
Nlaised a. tho back The 'front.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

hrssdths are slsshed into deep squares
on the lover edge. and psspinx ous from
between The openings are knlfs-plait-
inxs 81 India silk in the various coiors
shown in N broc ade- The bodice shows
= com binason of the fAiils aud brocade.
Com mbinstion costumes or pattern
dresses prevail among sutunn novelties.
Csmels hair, arnurs aud hcmespun
Closh in double widths have \ border
along enc edge. either tn ts-tsn plsids.
rors 81 narrow velvss inberwoven %
loOs ss II sewsa On. bands - sstrakhan
or f-lss stripes. Sometimes shere will -
NandYxss of braiiinx n com hsnarion
With ast-zxasn. snd the most expensive
cf al pattern rebes hAs sleeves and csr-
saEs srimniaSs TreaEht On ~ ress n BE
rasseuerterse. othsr woal materials
sr- pleasantly EuEresr-s II ne ec.-
-estes so popBlsr s@~ersl seasons hsck.
whether a. bison cloth tse rcsghsss
wiu - more st.r>cxve shaa seft
sourstse. sr cansl's hAtr VITA rcuxh
snish. - questionable. hat she faAris
promises sssss8acsiou from ia qaslity.
slorinxs sna general chsrsster.
An eleEAnt sxsmPle - he Louis ~.
Isaueste "a made - -eive. or ts~ed
,iosh and hr--.Se Morse r-zv re&vss
fcr 80 'sskes via roisnz cslis< fas-
tenea Just beior ths hsst ~ias s~o
bsstoaS 80 = slese- 6s1nz Naas1cost
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

pR0BATE ORDRR-State OF Michlg ga .Coun-
~ of Kent. s.. At a session 81 the Probate
Court Tor said County OF heat. held a. The Pro
bate offlcc. In the city Of Grand Rapids. on thr
l4th day OF October. ia the year enc thou
sand eight hundred and ninety
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
IN the matter 1.-THE estate OF
GEORGE i. OSBORN. deceased.
An instrument IN writing pgrpoIrng % BE- .
duly au henticated copy of the last Will and
testament OF tue said deceHsre. together VITA
the probate thereof . the Probale Court Of
Somerset county. IN the state OF Maine. hAN-
ing cecn filed Ia isis court With petition for
the allowance Of the same In this state a. a
foreign will.
III is ordered. that Monday the 10th day %
November. lSr0. al ten o'clock in the fore
noon. AT said Probate once. be appointed for
hearing SAID petition.
And IL is iurther ordered, that a copy Of
this order be published three successive weeks
previous TO said day OF hearing in the TELE-
GRAN-HEKALD. a daily newspaper printed And
circulating In said county Of Kent.
CYRUS =. PERKINS,
"a true copy. Judge OF Probate
hDoLPH Is. MASON. Register. oct -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

pRoBATE ORDER-stste Of Michigan, Coun-
~ 81 Kent. -. Al session u the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent ~ q ~ the Pre-
bate Onlcr la tuc CITY Of Grand Rapids. on
the -otn day ~ eeptemh her. in the year oDe thou
sand eight huncTcd aud ninety.
Present. Cyrus X Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate 0f
NhAhLHs M fLl NNAh. deceased
VIII am X Compton. adm lListfator VITA the
vii annexed OF said rTfGtr. having renderca
g. % ecu I BIS fnhi Al nistTafiVh acceuufs
IL Is ordered that Friday. the .fb oAs 81
October. lssO. ~ ~ O'Clock Ia the forenoon, ~
said Probate once be appointed Tor the ex-
animation and allowance - sale account
And II j. further ordered. that aropy " this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious 20 said day OF hearing "a fhe TKlE
SKAN-HkEALn. "A daily Newspaper printed ADo
circulating ia said County 81 Kent
"A true COPY CYRUS n PERKINS.
Judge 0i Probate.
AD0LPH B. Mason. Register
thur oct =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
LRGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.

AzFtoE keaap FEsl1g y ak2s
uk4sa AkFltS A.ick xel 81 s44
uoe4.ee Ff<SoS&Ss 80 - Froelt te1 - tks afflee
y tAs 2e&lA Ahtt c4fAf4af. Ncsot,es - lszt
st > p - ne os&skFtctls1 ~ ) sewrf la
A4ecE DtALss EE&rsicA IVA QaiAi - lect
seetA q he s9olt Eks ii kksi trAEs stEaxt
oaEtt - eenneet "a rs ssNef "a tssS hrt42c
slf<rl s@e0r<-nE g tfe si&Hs anG s2eeiEcs
Lens - - ~ tks Nihes q TIE kaaqa
be bs@FG reserves ihs fiGGf u fetecg aay ~
Al slok
ths san 81 tlQe g. he faFtr1fes T. kHs Clts ~
VrsBc t2Eaek ~ he sA&4 lGI - sHtaa a.
te NsAtl ect 81 Atc.E4A4os sttt ia prQlNs2i
kae4l1 Gis s4id pfanossi bt accented - ths
Bears ~ flfiic aIka
Al rrePesals q ~ he Esde uPaa tlsnks
teAf ~it - turaishee epaG 81 pl.oAGien 1T sac
Eflct - ght boara
b eFGcf - the bozrd
JAS \. DAVIS
attest President
fEtB A fNaaLK1. ccc1xt4fy. 0ci =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
Sealed Proposals

VIZ IfNAsI = Z - y tHAt
dkssn ksFIRs. Mich Oct ~ lss
ceAlea proposals wlil D. Fcccitca 81 tne 0fnoe
cf Tie Bears unul saturday October ~. 81 81
. ~ =. ~. toF t1f tonstfuDls "a ~ 3 Scecf a.
blocs ~. Dexter fl4olel aad Ia Crescent ees-
ME g. connect witt The sever in bcsiNick
street. sccorQins - tAe l.sus auc speeches
tieNs - rir - The etec 81 he Beard
The saRrc reserves tAe riKhf - Iejoet any
OT 81 hlds
Zach bidder shah deposit witb he proposal
the sun 81 tlti.pt O. be torlelttt g. the Ifis 81
srSud hAsiaS in eSsr hr shsn isli - eatcr
iuG8 Csntr&cl De aacsr1Encr Wifh be prspo.
So should he said proposal be accepted -
the Board 81 Public Nofks
Al proposals mGst De made upon blsDks
thai Sli >, furnished upon application al tie
cfrce ~ the board
BY order 81 fke boslc.
JAMES n. DAVIS
Attest President
fkED A. TWINlKY. Secretary. oct -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

First sweet GIRLS that Mr. Nc
Aaes2 Why, hes "a azlT a. a stump
fence. You sd se wss han5sous.
se-sond sveet eEl frepen sastiy
Il thoazht he Fas Yon ses 1et him
a. Eurlusivs Rsseh. saa hs -As tse eBlT
nan tasr~.-N. Y. we~kIy
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

City Treasurers once.

City Treasurer's 0f1ce,l
Grand Rapids Mica. Get. y. lt@0.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. Eraveling and paving the gut
fers OF Eleventh avenue. rom Ssufh Division
street 10 South Iona str. e.. In the city ot
Grand Rapids. is now IN ny hands. ana that
Will receive payment thereon for the period Of
twenty days from this date al the once OF the
City Treasurer, City Hail
GEORGE r. PERRY
oct % City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
TREAsuREn's NOTICE.

City Clerks once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct, 9. leso. !
Notice is hereby given that the assetsment
roll for the construction OF sewer IL Second
street. from stocking street 20 michigan
street. in the city Of GRAND Rapids. II now n
thereon for the period of twenty days from
this date At the once Of the City Treasurer
City Hall GEORGE 4. PERRY.
oct - City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer. once
Grand Rapids. Mich oct 2. 1876.
Notice IS hereby given that the assessrnept
roll for tie coBstrgctlen Il a sewer in Stockinf
street from Third stree . foufth street. IN
the city of Grand RaEios. ~ now ln nv hands,
and that 7 WI receive payment thereon for
the period Of twenty days from this date. 81
the Once Of the City Treasurer. City II Hzn.
GEORGE K FERRY.
oct 2 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurers once.

City Treasurer once
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. 5. 1870.
Notice is hereby given thai the assessment
roll for the construction of q sewer Ia eieiry
street. from West Division street 70 south JET
ferson street I'm the city OF Grand Rapids.
Is now In my hands, and that I Will receive
payment thereon for tie period % twenty
days from this date. 81 tae Once ~ the City
Treasurer. City Hall. GEORGE r. PERRY.
oct - Cts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids. Mich. oct. 2. ls,k-
Notice IS hereby gwen that tie assessment
| roll for he construction of sewer in Nller
| street. in the city Of Grand Rapids. + Row in
my hands. and that ] viii receive payment
thereon for the period oi twenty DAYS from
! this date al the once af the City Treasure.
| City Hall GEORGE K PERRY
| oct y CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

A-ff - Aas-~ktss= - - Resven
ssey vii nos Hls~ is sosxs.
Q-WAv aose
A-TslusV@ ssTs sNat al tAe p~opls
-ss = - 9~&vsa W. sessxaa N ksts Z
sasy - Fss@s s.fss=ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

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.r.l-s rsrr~~~~ss p~sfa~far tr- -r~rr~r
refra~f<~ rr-fs~~r--r -s~srf nrrF ~ftr p 49,
s.~<sa.sls ff--+ y ~eer 80 TIr-rtssf etre'
ar-rr - Try rf-~sf ~V-sstaa 49, sasFsf
- = - =<~~re~@t-s ferar r.vs.~< z1-rs r-r-s
--~ssss~svr = - p -~.s R~~zrs - ~~rrs--t-far
49, t1es9rrrz - - - - = = - =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Fnt NIAGARA FALLS Kourg

lhG!iy. Al o hsrs day except Suutas.
lakile eject SAnasy JUN it lsss
hlcepiaE CsFs "a faciIc ana Atlantic IA
presses y knd from bftFaiI paror cars fan
% bAy tfpress aue orand Rapids fspross 81
kne fram Detroit Direct connections made
81 Deireit with q ! thrau1h tralns Easf. I.fa
ets eE sNif at Union Ticket OHfr I'll Monroe
st. sud al Inou DEPOT
Pan N hslGes, osn1 Ag't g5 Nonroe-st
@. " hu6cIEs. y. p. anu r. Agf. Calcaga.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

Dsifelf express isaFIng FL q cal tas ~ sErer
paTlor t0uet car afsched Hn1 ffenI uE
express -aNur afa , m has naflar rsF at
tached. inese trains make direct connection
In Detroit for OH poluts fasf
krrress Leaving 81 lo 81 m Las N aEarr
Sleeping cSr % Detroit. arr Wing in Detrol at
: p am.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ehlp tickets and sleeping cal berfhs securet sd
=. @. II. a ". once. - Moaroe ST.. and al Iao
depot
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent
JOHN W. LOUD. Traale Manager. Ileirolt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
DETROIT. LANSING a YoRTHERS.


pEFkTT.
ExpreV Tor saginaw ard Bay CITY Hsu
Mall for Lsrsine, Detroit ana East q 70
FInress for Lansing, Detroit and hsstil p m
Msfl Tor Alma -. llluf an1 ~4Ei - 81 ~
Past EKp. for Detroit hew j ora AID
Boston ......-.-.-.. ........- .-..-....--- -65 pm
kHrfVu
Nal from Sagin nav aHd Bay CITY fll q ~
MAJ from Lansing Dth otana tssf ~ "a n
Fast Erp. from Lansing Detroit and
the last ..-........... 5Wrn
Fnpress rem Lansing ard lieirof s 81 = fn
Eyprcsf from SAGINAW. s. Louis snd
Alma. .-..-.-........................ ~ Bpm
sIslr. fnsfv except -undar
Ihs shortest line 10 Drfroif and Ezst H.e
gast psrlor cars befvee1 Detroit sad Srsnt
hsridN
toiid frains between Crane Rapids snd Rag
nav I've solie trssrs between Grand hap.
iot aud Detroit isaflrE Grand Rapids ~ s.
n and p , NJ suc iesVIDF Detroit l1t
anc Boo 10
For tict ets and informsfiou supiT af Union
ticket oface, g. Nource -. aDt lnlcn depot.
GEcEGE DEHsvss. ecu. Pass arc fIct trt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

uJtsTs Lvts rus 80, -. 80 s--
W SssS s.-<ssss - = s--sa.- a. al f-usxssss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

1Teips Gsrke1 rlg aais.
f.aty ettepf sunday
IS sEfiS9 kkt fsRios ca ssksIon
srlt-1l 81 : M trhlE. psrioT ctalr osr faf
Nackll1s Ntu ~ b a talE NaEDeF
Slecpin1 lsF boz AackiRas CO.
S1htil-S m train has pArlaT CA&sf Oal -
A1Cirastl tt ~ ~ train has tAroalt fsflaf
CsI foi cHic&ga ta ~ train. Wagnes ciees
tns AZ Tor y nclnnAn. IL ~ D n IrAin. Wa
ncs Alerplns Cal fsl ChlckGa.
mass~sea. Grana Rapids a lAalaaA
fef NUskeseI. ~ et6u. IlkaM ks0Eu
frem hr loiosm SIS 3 M s4h IA
ihfoNkl tickctt ano faii Pa ntpfmAfIeU esE t.e
hac e. caiiiAk Nfcu AlmquisI tiukcI AEeut
az unisn st@tlon ~ q. y Manson faien fickri
Akent {. honTees -. Grams hsplds Aloh
&. l.. Ao.l > SoI. otu. Pass agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
THE REALM OF FASHION.
Ia L.asssx Psods-csions u ths De-
ssznsrs ana CoAor1sEz

xns Pnzlassp@g - n4H-~s@ 49, - -
rt.1-. s--4s~-@-E-~sAss r@s@~s -@<
Fsszss maEs-tss sss~iGss hsz
m4E Dsee<<kz.4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

gsfshaara Haansh Rse0z 1ehn sas Ben
rr Rnrch ~ r. CaUpsl. A = Carnpsu Nsrv
y Csnraa. isso y fiitoft 40 80 sae E.esror
Fsnsrg Hsarv Hin = Il sHf ~ 7 H1vEs
Wfrsels "a Fg.ms + HlEhrs II = lare
Easrfas Pennel ksry A Fysrsen. James 4
parrssr Fscsb aas LIME -cEltfeva BIS
Sherssss Teserk STEP ssrson - =. se-<. ass
A S4rf'~d f6azxa Strosz sHt ktebolss fsa
Jsrtrr
- srs k4rehV rcf sd hat ass~ssusrss
are ssegf - = Usfe aFfa YeH - eef-tF -
s4esu-s 81 sSs afrresss ~ E~sr trf- A.
sss4ss--erf rel As hesn rsts r the rre-a-
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afv wh~rs q So reusH 49, ~ insse~fier
wks>s - - arr<sf bsfsre the - E 81
ra-rrfl -r 80 s-~t - sae So fstes 81
are ~ zz1f sss<~zsears - rs1s rst - 49, .
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

4 SsFsSNEyT ROLL for tbe grsalne gravel
4 fng ana PsvlnS tbf gsttfrs ~ Eafh aFs
rue fem soufh Division STREET r. AErtr
avenue in tas city 81 srsEa Rat IS.
0rFrrs % lf~s CfEHE
GR4xp Rtprns. Mieh oct p -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

Whlis sas sotz aay Esss a1shtns y
.asa sishsas gsss1 laAsss tas saersss as-
sltsat aa4 sf1sa bssa "a sielsat - pro-
si1a so1asa sfsA tss 8sslrs 0f saslr
hssrs - t.T - tAs ~Aizs ~ f.-saoa sss
sonosrDsd IASse- -srs assz@d -
sotsr sLas sgts, rsd ksaas u . 4assnI
tae aseklss 49, a44s - eeaossi = scsr
Ga = sas'sy shEe.s. saA ss sAs h4e-sNs
h.s 49, ,sass.i - = sS..-d lsay Aaa leader
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

eKAND kAfIDs 4 INpgANA KAILRaAD
y "a eject oel ssh fsa<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-12

Gunter. true to his old system, has made
her lily like English girl. The two hero
ines are precisely the same as the two in
Mr.. Barnes" for Marina, though she was
good, was Antonio's double. both being of
that intense and fiery caliber which finds
in every one worse devil or better an
gel" Evelyn and Edith are as like
- twin roses, and are evidently
type which Mr.. Gunter admires -
the dignified, clear-eyed, soft-voiced
sweet-tempered. dOcile, pink-cheeked
English girl. After those fire-eating Cor
sican heroines, the gentle English
beauty il an agreeable contrast. There is
something undeniably taking about her,
with her long neck, and her movements at
once stiff and graceful, her soft eyes like
thoqe Of IN Alderney COW. and her reserved
and placid manners. Miss Davies looks
moro like an American than an English
woman, but she resembles the latter in her
pretty voice, her somewhat pleading ex-
preston, her almost apologize gentleness,
and her pensive softness. She is . very
charming actress when she Is cast in suit
able parts. In such = character as that of
the meek, yet strong-souled Evelyn, she is
eminently successful, investing it with
. good deal Of sweetness. womanliness and
dignity. In the last two acts she looked
especially attractive in her long, white
dress, with its dangling fringes. the train
giving her figure certain dignity, which
only . train can impart Lazy Clinton,
standing by the mantel-piece, in the atti-
tude Of which Toulmouche is so fond,
made . picture prettier than anything the
Seattle theater has seen for some time.
The play itself is melodramatic in high
degree, but undeniably interesting. It
shows again how strong Mr.. Gunter's dra-
matte talent is. and If some of the more
advanced and cultivated playwrights could
steal little Of his IRE and spirit, their
work would gain just that flip which it so
badly needs. Compare such . piece as
Two Nights in Rome" with such piece
~ Pinero's "Sweet Lavender" and in the
one We have the bonee and muscles Of q
drama, with no delicate covering, and in
the other We have the delicate covering
with no bones and muscles. Mr.. Gunter
il master of the art of ratlocinatiOn his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-12
SOCIETY CHAT.

Inc ladies of Stevens Relief Corps No. 1.
are making preparations for grand fair to
be held on the last three evenings of this
week at the Armory. A large amount OF
fancy work has been collected for the occa-
sion. and the affair promises to be q very
successful one. On the last evening the fair
will wind up with grand ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNair, Mrs. L. E. Price,
Miss Lucy Price. Miss Fullen. Miss Han
sen, Miss Sherman. Mr.. L. Price, Mr..
Francis Sherman and Mr.. Will Alexander,
OF Vashon, were in attendance during the
frst part Of the week rpon the delibera-
tons Of the Good Templars convention.
Mrs b. A. Chisholm and daughters,
Miss Mary Chisholm and Miss Maggie
Chisholm, viii give reception soon to the
young people who participated in the re-
cent Orphans Home fair at the Afmory.
Mrs. Mary B. Reese left Wednesday to
attend the national convention of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union at At
lanta, Ga. She will also lecture on Seattle
in AL of the principal Eastern cities.
Mr.. e. NJ. Claire, the attorney, left yes
terday for Chicago, where on Tuesday Of
next week he will we'd Miss Mamie Dilier,
prominent society young lady Of the Jes-
nit parish.
Mrs. s. H. Stevens, wife of ex-Mayor s.
II. Stevens. of Muskegon. Mich. and
daughter are spending several months with
Mrs. II. A. Planck, 1424 Second street.
Mr.. Charles McAllister. recently clerk of
the board Of county commissioners in San
Diego, Cal. has accepted position in the
United States land Office in this city.
I'D Dsro D~,~fl
Mrs. Hattie N. Stetson, OF this city, have
gone to Santa Cruz to spend several
months
Miss julia B. Haun. of Napa City, Cal,
after two months visit with tho family of
Captain J. III. Rowland, returned to her
home Friday.
Walter Hamley. the clever little messen-
ger boy of the firm of Crawford 4 Conover,
has come out with . handsome new uni
form.
Rev. George H. Lee. the new pastor of
the Taylor Congregational church. in North
Seattle. has arrived in the city.
Rev. Father Gribben. pastor of the Cath
oIic church at Sprague. made his friends in
Seattle visit during the past week.
A well attended apron and necktie party
was given by the young people Of the North
Seattle Baptist church Friday night
Mr.. Joseph Symonds, of Quincy, ILL.,,
visited his cousin, Mrs. John Simison,
Eighth street. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lyons, of Saginaw.
Mich, are visiting their son, Mr.. +. B.
Lyons, in North Seattle.
The Unity Club of the Unitarian church
has resumed the regular bi-weekly meet
ings for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Maddocks are at
tending the exposition at Spokane Falls.
Governor and Mrs. e. P. Perry are
spending few weeks at Hot Springs.
The Busy Bees will give dan &c in North
Seattle some night this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo /. Stock leave for San
Francisco on q visit shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Tyndall are spending
few days in Portland.
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tension, and involved in story His talent
lies in weaving good. strong, close-knit,
hig bly, colored plot
The powerful and picturesque drama,
Beacon Lights, /" viii be presented Friday
night at the opera-house for the first time
in this city. 1t is seldom that company
as strong and meritorious is sent on the
road to render play which has so many
other elements of popularity. The scenery
and stage accessories are as fine and artis-
tic as anything in their line ever in this
city. The play Is full of thrilling incidents
from beginning to end. No more striking
drama in literary merit, in original theme
and motive, in enjoyable features gener-
ally, Of construction and rendition. has been
seen here for years. The central figures of
the play are Captain Allan and Carrie Call
houn, the latter . girl Of the natural type,
with big heart and few ready made man.
ners. but . little lady BY instinct, II not by
instruction. Captain Allan is hardy.
every day soldier, who has seen service. not
dandy from West Point, and the romance
between him and the sprighsly little West
ern girl Is original and fascinating. and ma
trrai withal There are other elements of
interest in the play. Its story Of hsarts.