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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

The new Preston Intersection aerial
truck was tested yesterday afternoon at the
new 6cnwabacher building on Commercial
street The ladders were fully extended
without delay, whereupon three fremen
mounted to the top. which, although in the
air and unsupported. bent bat slightly.
Mayor Moran. the members OF the FIRE and
wafer committee and several councilmen
we've present and agreed that the truck was
. dandy" . regular "sky-scrsper. liable
10 reach The fiies on the moon without dan
ger" and like pleasant remarks indicative
OF satisfaction. Chairman Durie. OF the
Gre and water committee. said the test was
satisfactory and the city would accept the
truck II vas taken 10 headquarters, where
In will be stationed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

We rive . rrsnses guarantees ~ish every PAL
Of elsrk ho<s that we . u ssaea 's@as - ms 30
.~s.,s, tsst hisrk tree frvn al ressonoos asss
~ =, - az Which rannct be rnevet ~ w~Asfng
~ vssAsnx n nst ssrevsnx vita tse 49, -
every rvepccs. they mss &c rtNsss~ "a -
~As,s~vst fa&ssuf 4 To
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
tx 10 riFrY HOURS sAyEn

ne ,.ssus the Narsnsnn faei1e vessasalef train:
ieas<s erAtsas csc q ~ day No cnanf~ -
go ard III milez she shortest rease 10 Shi'
80 rsursss sieesaug cars taroagn. pascanx
v~ss~nrT-s IN ynios tsros tea ~ ETY. sssss
sA.ed ef cshsf Inca A. CaiiterE. csts 1858
-. ,tsrxs ueket as<al ><afzae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
Rssel ~tiens Of Condolences.

At . meeting Of the Seattle Veteran Fire
mems Association. held Friday. Messrs.
James Murphy. Daniel Moore and Frank
Began being appointed committee. the
following resolutions OF respect and con-
dclencs we're adopted with reference to the
iamentsd Charles McElroy. Who Was .
member Of Seattle Engine Company. No. 1:
Wusn1As. II has pleased Divine Providence
70 remove from our micst our well loved COM
rade. Charles n Eiroy: asd
WuRnRAs while bowling to the inevitable
with Christian resignation. his former compan-
Ions cannot refrain from testifying 20 their ap-
precsstion Of the loss they have sustained:
therefore Be II
keseirsd. That speaking In behalf Of our COM
rSosa. % y our heartfelt conviction that In the
death OF Charles MeElroy this association sus-
tains an ifreparablc loss. made all the more
poignant By his manly worth and lovable quail
ties Of heart and head: and De IL
Rssoised, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes OF this association. that COPY
Be sent To the afaic'ed family. ard that they b
published Ia the observation-disclosures
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
TABLE LrNTNs AND NAPKIN

We received go pieces Of table linens and
] 600 dozen napkins direct from Belfast also .
los Of table sets which We ere offering Ct special
priceA Chester CleaYy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

GALE or EMBROIDERED FI4ANyEIA
We received 100 pieces Of EN- rotdered nAn-
uela greatly under valua We offer them In
four loss-lnt /, 75c: lot = Sc; lot 5, 81: lot T.
3-2A Chester Cleafy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

". L. Rockwell lefs sor Omaha Neh..
FRIDAY evening Before gogns. he fiesi his
sss<p. anre with the directors OF tie Seattle
baseball club. and he IL now styled Man
arer w. e Rockwell. Of the Seattle team.
NJ. Rockwell goes bone 20 settle up his
business affairs. and 70 ssxn players for the
cub He vii BE- away for nearly meath
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
NEW ENBROTDERIEs.
NrW nRFas MATrRIAIs

We received 2so0 pieres new embroidesiss
henstiichsd vandyhs point. every conceivable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
- oRNTs. NIGHr GoWNs

For bargains In real estate q Salmon Bay q,
Chiibefg 4 Gardner. room ., Leweliyn- Dodg,
bufIdinR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

Free reclining char cars run through from
Portland % Chicago without change via the
agent city dock
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More New Laces.

Still more new laces to show you Perfect beauties 81
lmy webs of threads extraordinary catching panA
Have you noticed the Van Dyke points extremely FASH
onable?
Those Eifel points the well handsono
novelty this spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
sArR or rovrra

We received 500 dozen al linen towels direct
nom Belfast New patterns and finest linen
special mention u made OF one lot m un-
each. Chester Cleary
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uMPOKTANr.

We received 1000 pieces Of new cologines in
silk and wooden dfra fabrics trimminn 70
match. Chester CleAry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
Embroidery Leaders.

The large range of special prices pccludcs enumeaton
There is line OF Founcings, Of extra fine quality msrke1
at ST. which will command instant sale with those who appfc
ate splendid purchase
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
- HANDYRRcHIEFs

We received 100 dosen dns shear Lawn, hand
aOmely embroidered. b. msr1tched aud ecollopcd
handler hiefs ~ . bts discount Nev pafternA
Your choice Is cents each Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
600 NnIA 6ILEa

We received large line Of gcnts' night
Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

HENsTiTcHKp FIOUNCIN62
We received 90 pieces, al new patterna, fuu
length. Soc. 75. II. Ills and 81 50 Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

whe keeps the finest teas and coffees In eeas.
tief Hasey, Glenn 4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

We received 100 pieces India siIks 100 new
shades to select from at Soc gard Chester
Cleayy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
xr.s rux NV RArrRoAn

rv<u;y-fcur sexs a - ee<h. s,asA nrass -
- 80 ,nsnusssl valk srsm three ehsrcsss q kas
"a. snar Cali early "a Daniel 9eaes IS.
n.s,.r Nh. a H. q raruer. O. eseond ssfs<s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

49,. n. Nss<Axrn f~rsoe raisroad. re cess
>rsscr.~s ,.a<, fof I'll pssnts Eask n ShtIessG
- 49, cent ~ second sef0e1 boseoo eSoc9
ETenRfa. dspcsxzekee agenI srexs<A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & 00|

WE have number of announcements to make this veek -
the benefit OF our lady customers which they wn 81
wonderfully interesting.
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r.srsKx AKr nxrrux.

rAsIgKx Art R1cErTloS.
Friday and Saturday. AFx1i snA fso1 - a.
- aes E. runB 81 E1sesa eaocA- Sas.scsx
uescoIeL Am l. H. smith $50 eAsA
Who k<<es sAe sAsxssz s.sck ok sss vsnes aaa
ehaunannsa II Snnksbof HAzsys GSEaA 4 CO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
Embroideries Cheap

We making you great prices in these Embroidesia.
Prices which remarkably low that they fairly astound
Think Of those elegant half width Embroideries az.
inches wide which marked soc per yard You cann
duplicate them for 75c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

TvKLrrH srR8Er-Tvo lots, northwest corner
Of Twelfth and Columbia streesss 37,000
TENTH erRgxT-Two lots 90 feet scuares,
northeast corner Of Tenth and stewart streets.
sS.uo
sxvKSrH srKKn-Two lots. southvs corner
Of seventh and Battery ssrssx; 5000
LAKE UxIox-Doubie corner IN NrA Ponsius
addition, near electric road. overlooking Lake
Onion; can b sold separzteiys ss.s00
pEror srRKxT-Thrce lon on Depot street. OPP
possts Judse Lschsenbcrx's residence. with
magnificent view: $zooa
RoY 6TxEEr-Choice lot On Roy street. In
oaeen Anne Town: 81. 500
Nor HIII-poabie corner in Mob Hill add
tion: 81 o00
RExTox Anprnos-choics los in Renton ID
dision: u yooo
Dsrur srRExr-High. slightly lots On Depot
street, west OF Broadway. $50
NEAR MADISON eTKKKf-Lon In Edes &
knights addition; 80
NxAa MADISON svRxsr-corner lots (frsc-
tionap adjoining Rentcn addition: tscc
BIG1Lov's ApDrrfos--Ioss In Bigelow's sddi-
don, $500
TENTH srKEEr-Io feet square and small
house, southeast corner Tenth and Cherry: the
choicest residence property In Seattle; ta.5oa
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New Embroideries.

Another large lot Of new and elegant Embrodcrics hay
These. added those already received make
comparable stock select from and which has eq
in quality, quantity and price in the Northwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

Auoetns vsa held in Judge Lichtsn-
III epurtsoom yesterday afternoon, In
uaat9 4 Campbell 4 Atkinson against
- es1isoEA Several creditors were on
- tom I'm Francisco, and altogether
amount q $4,000 was represented. @.
: fnnse vss sleeted assignee BY the cssdit-
-. vhieA - con6rmed by appointment
= - eoest 4 bond Of $4,000 10 r.
orissd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
Combination Suits.

Our direct Importation of French Combination Suits -
displayed the Dress Goods exceeds anything o
kind yet shown by US. but ovcrstocked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
Eade Them Farewell.

An immense thrOng OF our people
met at the conmodious and handsome
residence OF MIR. and Mrs. John F.
Scott, corner Of Main and Pke-sts., on
Monday evening, to extend a parting
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Heritage,
upon their departure for Grand Rapids,
Mich, where Rev. Heritage has accept
ed q call from the Wealthy Avenue
Baptist Church. The house was
crowded: the members of the church
were there; the citizens and ncighb0rs
Of the family were there, the
ministers OF the different churches were
there, also In fact, they We're all
there" 1t was a grand and happy
occasion. and showed that Nj and Mrs.
Heritage had made scores of friends
during their nearly three years resi-
dence in Goshen, in their qulet and un-
ostenIatlous manner. Even this dem
onstratlOn of lriend.h;p dad not suffice,
bat large number of their friend met
them at the station next morning TO
take the last hand shake before taking
the train FOR the north. The people OF
Grand Rapids, and particularly the
church there, Will have valuable ac-
ccsslOn 10 their society iu the persons u
Mr.. and Mrs. Heritage Goshcs, Ind
Democrat. Hav 2S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
In and out of society.

Tne annual strawberry festival Of the
Universalst Church Society VIII occur
on Friday evening.
The Westminster Church Society wlll
hold their annual strawberry festival
Thursday evening, June ..
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Ema celebrated the tenth anni-
versary of their marriage at their home
on South Lafayctlc-st. A large COM
pany OF friends assisted them aud lie
hours were very happily spent.
Tuesday morning Prof. Wciton was
agreeab.y surprised by the present oi
a handsome cock from his students.
IL was complete surprise. The gift s
highly valued hy both Professor and
Mrs. Wclton. who see ln the eff the
expression OF good viii anj regard.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bertsch, of ll-
Mt. NcrnOu-st., entertained the people
of the Dlvisloa-strcet NJ. J.. Church.
Wednesday afternoon and evening az
their pleasant home. Reircshnaeuis
were served. The proceeds viii hc
added 10 the church furnishing fund.
The entertainment at the Second
street NJ. l.. Church, Thursday evening
Was an unqualified success, there hcul
about three hundred present IAc
drill given by The young ladies. each Ic.
presenting one Of the states, was very
fine. The ladies Were c0stumed Ia tht
National colors. The entertainment
concluded with the serving Of ic,
cream and cake.
The Neighborhood Pedro club one oi
those quiet little orgauzat whceo
the effort j. made for pleasure and uot
for display, held its last meeting 0i the
season Wednesday evening, at the res
ldoncc OF Sir. and Mrs. l.. A. Ward.
The head prizes We're taken by Mrs.
Wilbur Force Snd VIII Falrchld. Tho
boobies were captured by Mrs. s. G.
Steiuman and Lou Ward.
Mrs. VIM. Rish. % Madison ave. per.
pctTatod pleasant surprise on ncr has.
band Thur-dar 90 commemorate ls
thirty-fourtn birthday. g company oi
friends was invited 20 tea. and Mr..
R.sh went 90 her husband place 0t
business % dctaIn mm uutl tha
guests could arrive. Aftc tCa
the evening was spent s0c.allv
and the guests departed at a lab nonf
after having present Nr. Keh With "a
gold momentol and several other pres
cuts of value. Mrs. klsh recently
passed birthday, aud bcr friends re-
mnnbcred bcr happily also.
on next FRIDAY evening tle High
school, Iyceum wIlI give au or1tpr.ca|
contest. IL connection thc u - hJe.
Orchestra WiH give "a select u1elCa pru.
gram. Tho contest IS the FIRST of fal
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Mrs Harry DroWu j. very ii.
Mrs h "a Morris is investing "a re4l
estate n MusGegon.
Mss Eva Parker of Irsyerse CITY, "A
visiting tuenas 81 tals CITY.
Mrs. Johnson IS the guest ~ hrs.
frea a. MeilnR ot Jackson.
Miss ShleT. 81 Bowen, ls visiting Ars.
A 4. harner ~ lavngslop-st.
Miss Kttle Kingsley. of Chicago is
Ihe guest ~ Nlss Ll11le b&uer.
Mrs 3. p McResnolds has returned
from $ trip o. Chicago ana Niles.
Mrs Wade is visiting Mr X. ".
shrner ana family st Charlotte
Mr Mm. Alden smith returned
home from Washington yesterday
Nr george Boro went o. E.k Rapids
last night for q two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Prank Hamilton, of Traverse
civ. is the CUES, oi friends n tine cily.
Miss DAISY Pearl is gong mto tho
country e. spend few days tais woek
The ladies were school friends al tie
Utica Female seminary over forty wears
ago.
Mrs l.ester,wbo has been dangerous
ly 1l ~ pneumonia, 10 now couKalts-
cent
Pred q. Berger. who has been ill. Is
NOW better and nopes 90 he out ln q few
days.
Mrs. ~. 81. Puaer. Of Has rs.
visited friends n ths c.ty daring tae
week
AL ..... Af..ra.l.. laa,r.s f.. Ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
THAT BALLOON ASSERTION.
IL was a Grand Crowds OF Inter
ested People witness the sport.

IL WAS Grand Crowds OF Inter
ested People Witness the sport.
Yesterday was a gala day for Hey-
man & Co., the we'll known house fur
ulshcrs. 63 and o. Canal-st. They had
celebration that was witnessed by hum
dreds aud enjoyed 10y all. 1t was their
graz d balloon ascension which had been
extensively advertised. \ circus would
not attract the crowd that was i'm front
OF this firms business place at the APP
pointed hour. From the roofs
and windows OF surrounding
buildings many heads protruded
anxiously awaiting the event 10 take
place. Heyman & Co. 5 scheme was 70
tie tags 10 a certain number OF bal
looms and on the face of each was
written the name OF the present the
finder of the tag and balloon was en-
titled TO. Promptly at o'clock the
first balloon was let 60, II IS unneces-
sary 10 90 into details III describing the
COmical incidents connected with the
affair, only suffice 1t 10 say that the
balloon ascension created one of the
greatest Jurors of the year. Up TO S
O'Clock last evening the following per
sons bad presented tags found and re-
ceived their presents:
II. Davenport, boards at "The Brit
taln'-BambOO easel.
Richard Shuteland, at DR.. Barth's
Otice-SIlver plated spoons.
Dave Leny, SO Canal-st.-Reed easy
chair.
Miss Jennie Hanna, Clarendon Hotel
Large oil painting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

a. "a.
AS s@A hoHss t-s.'''' -.
ts' - 3 es-.A flrss-s --'''
a4l uot Sc ufe-ec -o1s i- 4ls-r-
a9ce zs s9--le c11e-s 3 lp-s - $3.50 = .s
eal i Ie IS 8 hos-r -- l-e
e.y iatt c4l s-1a ~ guest = f9aal
uofe -1y lE ..ra1 ana serve a~4ls
L. tleF ee3se4 taau ta- A-el.s-D
ii94se lll4teL ol te corner - i-e2-s
z.d lo-is-t T. 0ae II l-~ ste-l lrai-.Fe
- t4t, popular l1- f, - tlv@i.l.-.l s.
m eFer} cep4r-ale-l Etef s-4ce r1--1
Il. "sf tel aas a.-l Ile prop -etJt, t4e
Aeals@u ho1se has teeA stead =
gong Up the iucale unit To-Day ll s
ree snlzed 5y-l as . c9atoT-4h.e hoale-
So place 20 Test D. Nol content N III
rae RAPID a4velc suseat Ills note. has
made, Mr. Wafrel as s1 ecterl.r sag
stroke ot ba,.ae-, recently mas should
ASSIST wonderfully "a increasing tae
patronage VI tle lluse- ollt Tess
o2rs agg HoIknlea LI.-sleQ gNlns lae
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

The 'NNheeler N's" feel very much
encouraged over the good results ot
taelr hFst entertainment a large audi
eDoe enjoyed the nicely arranged pro-
gram prepared by them. fueorch
bros. furnished the piano The pro
gram was as follows
Iustr ~EDs atsi u.ls.e- Miss Lambagt~
AHHyrr-lEf. A. = Il e-fan.
hec.tst .on Als. hab 0sylrs
sn.--A lss tau.ls IEs
h-ctalI Ieu-Niss sadie Rhodes
ooHs Little laules Prayer LATHE h!ir
StAcL.
keC.tGtloI-Nl Viola SaKles
AocaI selection ais, Lamh-ris
hraaluE -Alss Lla "a snkoer
Keno oeng-N Misses Alt4 herf aad NNlkoop
he1gauou- Mf AL saw.
Diales4 4e Misses lea Dans. Alta oNcus aAd
saGIr NNukeaP-
Instrumental q ls.C- Mss LAn.beTtS.
hecltartuu-M Master trueSl Bash.
song Wine iu thr Cap -"N hceler s..
Ice cream WAS served by the young
ladies ln the parl0rs Of Tie church
after the eutt riAlument
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

ter CAaunCeY >.mon1s nttn and Mss
Nay Hultley fourteenth brlhaay-
1eey assembled al S O'Clock and tht
merry -Auehter and lthesame. frolek-
-ag conduct Il TIE children were -
alcahons ~ the goaa anne WAlcA
- vailed. Toe afternoon Was speat
VIII games, SWING sic-, an1 81
closE ths happy 90 l4ag sat aowA
iQ TEA. which was served Nn tae lawn.
Aiser tes the younger clliaren 0c-
parties Tor thelr hanss. and tne elder
ones repaired go tal p4rlors, where al
enlay@lAe evening Mas passed VITA
muse games aas lccltatons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Mr. 1. A. Wurzburg has completed
the publication Of the Russian Sehoi-
tsche, Ais latest add ton b Tie world
OF music IL is dedicated 70 Mr. and
Mrs. +. &. Brsun. and IS destined o.
become a favorite wherever il is nuo-
duCed 10 the pubic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

At the rosidenceof Mrs. c. G. Hodges.
10 3artlet-st., strawberry and zee
cream social viii be gwen Tuesday
evening. June 3, by the ladies of the
UniversalIst society and Fortn.ghtly
club. A short programme viii be given
by the club, and arrangements COM
pletcd so that there VIII be dancing in
tents on the lawn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Mr. Louis Winkels aud Miss Leeta l..
Lemon were married Tuesday evening
at the residence of the brde's parents,
corner OF Straight and Neto-sts. The
ceremony was performed boy the Rev
Peter Moordyk be at 3 @ clock. q the
presence Of a large number ot friends
and relatives.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

The "Silcut : x;ccn' CiUbmct Thurs-
dav evening at the residence Of Miss
Nay Slocum on Ninth-lve., and spent
an evening at cards. The club vii
commence playing tenuisat the regular
weekly meeting Tuesday evening. Miss
Minnie ~3tnrcu, member Of toe club.
leaves this week for Chicago, taat beng
her future home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bedcli, o. Wash
ingtonst., entertained a large company
Of friends last evening % honorof thclr
guest. Miss Marian NandcrYecn, 0t
Grand Haven.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Commencing today. the steamer
Grand Island VIII make hourly trips
each Sunday between the dock at the
north end of the Scribner-st. car line
and the Soldiers Home. The first trip
at 10 o'clock and hourly thereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

The meWbers of the Emerson Board
desire to express thanks for tire kindly
aid rendered by the musical talent of
Grand Rapids in the late benefit con-
cert, and particularly to Messrs. ROscn-
thai, Swartout and Mckee, who so
largely aided in the sale OF tickets.
Thanks also 10 the press. Net tproceeds
from the concert, $3.50; from ,h- pa
geant, $8l. The annual meeting OF the
Emerson Association IS postponed one
Week
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
THE SOCIETY COLUMN
Fhe Very --latest Faa IN Fashion
abe sc,eiety.
OF TIE SILEsIS1TEEN
8Hs lshias SliseRses of ths sIkeu Hand-
Embroiderea Lingerie Fregarsa ter
ths sPFins Briae-> ans Eirth-
css Celebrations.

Have you heard Of lhe latest fad ia
socetyt II Is really az economical fsd.
laales having 0rs4uze1 ~ practice
economy -n The matter or entertain-
meats. The idea originated ia WASH
ington and has already spread to many
otner cites. Ia the Capitol CITY two
clubs have been organized, which IN
every instance llmit tno expenditure FOR
entertainments al their various meet
.nIgs 90 specified sum- The fret OF
Il Iose, tue Breakfast Cluh, is composed
i s.N members, and. Ike the second
he Lunch Club. is an organ ration OF
sbme OF the most fashionable women
,h society, the majority vi whom, should
they 80 desire, are able 10 entertain in
the most lavish manner. The rule OF
the Breakfast Club Is that no one meal
Il which the members are entertained
shall cost more than s., exclusive OF
flowers. II each meeting the hostess
OF the day has the privilege OF inviting
one young lady, who Is the only out
SIDE guest present. The Lunch
Club Is lmuch the more interesting
OF the two organization. Il consists Of
nne members Tor which each h0stcss
must exercise her ingenuity 20 devise
course luncheon at the outlay OF s..
That the thing IS not only practicable,
bat that IL can be done with happy re
suits, has already been proved num-
Der Ol times hy the various hOstessCs,
each Of whom Vles with her prcdecC sor
i'm deyislng q menu winch shall com
b-ue the qualities OF vaI ETY., simplicity
and plenty. The inyarabieTu is that
each hostess shall have plainly marked
on the menu opposite each article the
cost price. Should there be the slight
est deviation from tins rale the hostess
is not only ined 81 IN each instance,
bat what is far more To the point. is ad-
Judged deficient IN resources and below
the standard OF her neighbor.
4 special feature OF the spring bridal
trousscau IS the convent made under
wear. The bride 10 be selects the de-
sired material, and places It IN the
hands OF the clustered sisters. who,
within the convent walls, fashion ar
ticles of beauty, every stitch being
taken by hand. The advantage OF th.s
Is apparent 10 every lover Of beautiful
needle-work, whlle the prices are very
moderate, considering the service. The
enumeration OH each garment IS diff
ferent, and the monogram or initial
letters are IN Old eCC,csiast.cal SCRIPT.
Nearly all the bridal lingerie IS of India
silk, clabOrately embroidered after
fashions known TO Queen Anne, Anne
Boleyn, Aune Stanhope and others.
With such a garment one would
need never carry a wrapper on
an overland or oceanic voyage The
silkcn robe is a study for a breakfast
or tea room, and let come what may,
the lucky owner Is always prepared for
any emergency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Our drapery department is complete
in every respect. Everything Imag.n-
able IN curtains and curtain materials.
No fancy prices. SMITH g SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Boys hats and caps IN good styles,
very cheap at Adams q Co.'S, 90 Mon
rOc-St
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

taat Qf saeoass The prooeecs II he
enteri4 iunlanl v .ll hs gwen - Tie uasle
tUu1 % lle school
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
A Real Sea Bath
AT IEONfE.

Try our Purified Sea Salt, a
genuine article, extracted from
the Sea Water. Useful in de-
bility, languor. rheumatism,
weakness of the joints and
muscular system, and for its
bracing andinvigorating inhu-
ence generally.
20 cents a box: also sold in
bulk. Ask for Whites Sea
Salt, and get the genuine ar
ticle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Do not 90 on n picnic without ice
cream. Order of the Woman's Ex-
chance