The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-04

The latest fad Of the American fnshionablc
In1y d aid 70 be costume album" That Of
awsli known New York lady IL described On
Ne Asst page = : full length PHOTOGRAPH Of the
owner In hsr bridal Fobes. apparently fresh from
IL altar. while on the opposite paee II m arts
tc arrangement Of the materials which had
composed the bridal tOilet-safin and lace, with
even stray orange blossoms ana deity painted
here and there. The next page represents her
In well-htting -aflorm suit, spparentiy
tnst On the point Of starting on = honsymoon.
4 ian member has hfs place Of work In down
town building, man who hnds his task
source OF pleasure - well - Of profit, Gays
BOSTON exchange. II you leave your fan for re-
pairs 1t any shop In Bosscn. or IN many Of the
New York stores. II finds it, way 10 this restorer
who IL wise In the lore Of sticks ana plumes
who can At In Q fresh BIT Of lace or satin with
exquisite accuracy, and who has stories 10 tell
Of the fans that are Left In his care By people
Who must have them Fat once" aud forget
sometimes TO come for them ct ell.
Tho classic chemise. praise TO pristine mod
eaty, bss come hack to M with I'll tts sweet.
original freshness. For, girls. do you know re-
fn4ment has decrced that the pure white linen,
lawn or f1nc muslin chemise that 10 not afraid
Of soap and wster and hat-fYons. II the garment
par excellence. Nothing ID more dainty, and
hat II may be - dainty % it can b the finest
hand sewing, tho tiniest tucks, the prettless
sssdlswrought embroidery h lavished ON It's
construction.
Niss Mabel Jenness Miller says; "A woman
would 70 to the ends Of the earth 70 6nd . NOS
tum to make herself better looking, and yet
very few ever take the trouble to even learn
how 70 stand correctly" Most women, she says,
Sand laxtly. and few can walk mile without
Ssaline fatigue. because Of the indolent way Of
eoxfying the ngure. Many case OF weak
1ack. nhe thinks. Is due To bad walking.
The newest evening shoes are braided with
very narrow strips Of hid the color Of the
dress with which they are worn. The strips
ose put on about an eighth Of an inch apart,
and ere 20 applied that the most servicsable
end ample proportioned feet look well in them.
me ueatcst-looking are Of white Kid braided
vfu1 black.
In nearly every bis Of headgsar there b some
little flower or leaf or sprig OF sraM interviewer
On ribbons Of silk or velvet There are to be
seen buttercups, daisies, vioiets. roses and for
eet.me-nots without number.
With the exception Of the fuliness that IN now
odded 10 the sleeve ut the top, and the low. wide
collar that has almost superseded the high band
Of last season. thefc 10 little change In cut The
gown is lees often opered 1t the side than Last
season
The ohemise and the rest OF those clothes that
'sets' nov. The nightgown has taken ON new
fads and IL Just the most comfortable garme Mt
for ia purpose one ever conceived, and petit
costa are ~ pretty as dress skirts
Flower fans are the latest caprice. violets.
panses lilics-of-thev valley are fastened on 10
the fans, and are very cleverly arranged 70 fold
up. although they do require larger box.
Stained ivory seems TO b superscding tho
pure white material Every sort Of toilet imple-
man Il ma Tn a. ffxrU nd fSffa
euistteiy carved.
woman never gets through. when her own
children are grown, she begins work over again
on her grandchildren
Liquor TASKS in cameo glass Of dark wine
color. end ere decorated usually with white
Sewers
Tiny vases scattered through = house for
posies ID one OF the pretty iashiona we bring
from France.
Fashionable ladies ara not fond OF hard work.
and yet hey know what toilet IL 10 dress for
dinner.