The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26

I0ZxQ a ~ Ia f<lr
society IN Amer;~r ..Ws.n s.s Sa 4 l 3,
are the two bcst The s,r,t d.,t~ 20 .0 ,n,,
tIeman IN entering ! h.II-rror, = - - -,
his bow to the lady az th.. hor.e : ~ f hss
daughters. h. should fhs,, 49,. So - e 81
his host and insist ~ he;ro ., $500. :, ~
him. r --'-'- - y
An American oertr.r,., 5. .o..;.
thought "a - 4 nh 8, -. - ha., . .
obscure a Mr. Msr~3ss :, n;cL..1 1850. - e
No 1entleman irv;ted - haIi . s.u.y
leave until he has n.eds IL. - - ~
head thereof n l. $780, e.. ;r.; - s.e
friends 10 make ) renr,esf for !, v;sa,;n.s.
To Z nail for f;I J;.. ..a.aulis
straneers or for vonnv ~ $500 $500 u dAs
ing men Int not For 49, H. 1s'A ao1e oAne-
10 ofEense ,rust =. go. -
0s1esf = refised fcr -,,ssss IL. sIoH III IL
H Il veil r. hsv. $500 10y 10y - i III.
second floor whsr~ h,s.,;ii;.u 80 ou e sIc
and : Mate ~ ssrdr ;uso, .. ~ Sonee
for those who IN not w;sh Lasv - ,, ,vunu
also 8 larce hnsI 80 ;..d lie, supper,
A smokSno rc-,,,, 49, 49, aau,rs.e:
be nyovidnJ ~ 1rs - rs.&Ss,... r. 10y
heiqhf - T., 10 f - e Tue
smoke in the drsrss;,,gy- ~ ,a., 70
balls there shnnid IL manaoer. r pho..c
stewards and Il possible q committee Of
r. mrch me-. .ons..;,
~src. ~ LII t;y:s.u - n ~ ). sns ere
ere isd;a -. ~, 1 .s u Jaii there
for The evsr;sss assume sa1o TUG VI nosseSs
An avnin1 srd . c.rrs. .hor,d :. a,.a
af the fronf entr.,,cs e ho,,sa =, PS;et
hall i. - - a;ra,s ~ .oot IN nlcn
scs;r.t ~ 10 - ehts.n ~ Pio.ecs tue guests
crowd Of bvstand.ss whn rs s sIwor. Tue nc
~ - Dys.anuefs VINO are aiwa on
d,e.ss ssI 49, ~ eat Guy 70 see the WELL
Garden reTt;ess A.. h..o,;r g..
;onshis a. 49, De reeoWuans seIy ias "a
ogr rurai c;,;.p par uarpor anu IN
Whcr ;,r;tes;1,,,s 70 - 80. so"H e..
r,.ca 49,, .rs..is ar ser. ION SUCH
fhe hnrr - .rh;ab 49,; Is .....oo.u ssa.l.e
Or hat =, t.Ea aisa Mns; WIFI ;m s.aln
ali desrsbie ; aar ,rGm sucn m station
~arsisss 49,, !. ia VI oousc .ue
sefreshrpsrts = sarv =. sn ,.. open ar' sne
thasa .hc,.iJ o. a.. 49, ~. ~ !oors, uus
rain there shouid - cs. ,rsi1 T "a case Oh
and everv prenarat;on for the rheyyn rufc
and sidayy,r hos, ~. snI h.l NC
lawn tennI. CONT n order the nave nef
laid ont. the archery tools in Mace ~ IN at
her erssts noev ;,u 49, shs.I ,as SS .na'
t;y,,es ,si.xSeyy..s :. 90 en- some.
1hether there !. dsrc; u i ~ "sncs d ous "
,,.: 3; sA, 49,. = ueae.ls =. uos udnu "a
nre ~ : .. r,ieyy 1 s,artv ~ sl0 pl0as-
ia re}sct;on = .s,v.d ar. - 49, ~
the dishes mn.t 10 co,J pat. a. a. fo;s . o al
salmon salads BIRDS ham d ton ao1e s and
c.u pasrs, je,.ss, ices, cnaiiol.es; cakes,
order Thc hos,es. rdpca;ras ~. - Ja -.
vr;,h h.r he,ra, - III oe vus "a Ioors
~, - ~. c. a. .h Sa.llascs ufive
~, :. rs "a. ~. eF so .aue Sah 20 IN
the d,,st VA "A"9'' 'i"sNis oii
Cofsss and -. a.. ..~v.a =, ~. h
To- ~. ,.ho 49, Pc, seu :" INC house
Now that bnrt;na :. 60 r,h ~
| e..s';o,, ~ .,.a. - % .nucn tue
,.,,sah 49,. "en en.sI % very
va-sa, s...on - .;vs - pei nI, y. oar u,.
hresLfest. -h;ch re.II. -asa,,stias . l ~
| den marty At the var;on: hosnitahle conn-
| frv housas srd cs;,h honsas 20 ~ ILL.
| cites "''e- s'1o Ao"'0' ''S@A ~ 'aisc
IT,.
| ,,a,,t .. az y, pei - .tn L.. .nias
not s,.,,..o,,, - - =. tha .o ~ op'Ss
/ And them Anil ~ 'A es' ssA"su anu
The servants. too. must be wen trained
| and preserve the rood annearance of the
| table and the feast
| No douht the garden Marty :. troubla-
some affair. but when once inaupnrated Il
l. very we'll worth tho tro,,bie -
| In England thew have added on the p;v-
/ inc If nav in The orer az; o. g.,
| Ike TIT and the s.Wsdsummer N;vht's
DreamD have been snccessfni How we'll
| might some vonng neonIe at 1v.ter haw or
| ting up such pastime and a rustic mas.
nuerade. COW Of the carder
parties which Boucher has immortal.
lied, in which we can see the
CAV marauise, all paint and powder.
moving nature with her fair and airy
graces, delightful combination. although
somewhat affected. forced and conven-
tional in those garden parties which Wat
teau has put on his fans; we have only to
copy them to light up country neighbor-
hood by gentlemen in tine silk coats and
lace, and ladies of the time of Louis XIV.
to have garden party which could be
most attractive to those who got 1t up as
well as those who saw it. Some OF the
villa owners about the great cities have
made of their country places a terrestrial
paradise by these festivities.
Then, to add hunting to the charms Of
our perennial season, what is required
1t is very expensive thing to be Diana.
What does a young girl need who "rides
to hounds?n For Diana no longer hunts
on foot as she did in the DAYS of Acteon.
She must have two Thoroughbred him.
tiers. she must have a groom an English
habit, q carefully considered outfit: She
must be q well taught and fearless horse
woman.
The men in this country hunt i'm mink
as they call bright scarlet coats i'm England
They have a master of the hounds. lofty
creature who saws: Ladies and gentlemen.
will Won hunt?n Then the snofted docs
start off. and follow over fence and over
stone wall the hunters. a pretty sight.
The habit If r;dipy avaru day sborld
nrecede the hreaknect ;umn No one
should pretend n hum who has not a GOOD
seat. good horse and plenty of nerve
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