The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29
I'm GIRLS WANT
zion City Bellies De-
Ibe Ideal Husband.
IN YOUTHS LACK ENERGY.
uass Rusk. Minnie wanamaker,
9 ruller. Margaret Kenna. Jean-
winston snd Maud Morrow.

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49, -- .
oSk CHIEF JUSTICES DAUGHTERS PRIZE.
The eldest daughter of the chief justice,
Miss Grace Fuller, will on Easter Monday
mary M. Archibald Rrown If rb;caoo
and the ceremony at the historic old church
Of st. Johns will be followed by large re-
oeption at the house. This event has long
been looked forward to with interest by
the fashionable world of the capital, who
will thus suffer the loss of another favorite.
Have you then found your idoal?" I
asked OF the bride prospective.
She laughingly replied, Il have never
once in the past even considered the ques-
ton, strange as such an assertion may
seem, for to tell the truth have never as
oociated myself with the thought of mat
nmony, having up. to the present time
FELT convinced that | should always live
life OF single blessedness.
must confess that my change OF views has
greatly surprised even myself, and can
only account FOR 1t on the principle OF fa-
ulity Doubtless as have never formed
N ideal, shall be all the happier in the
nan OF my choice, who though differing in
many respects from the picture ! would
nave drawn. is all and even more than my
Widest dreams could have fancied. | be-
swh II Is adelaide Proctor who says:
" nom hrst we love, we seldom wed, but
y my case lies the exception, and | con-
sder myself especially fortunate in having
erawn a prize III the grea. matrimonial
sostery.
Mss MINNIE wAxAMATExss IDEAL.
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SAuen'srs OF the caoinet. one IS tai.
efaceiui blonde With a sweet dignity OF
manner and yiyacity that wins for her
friends wherever she NAV go. She has
enjoyed superior ADVANTAGES of seeing the
world and la,rr;rc q, ir,w 4. rao,,la
nils dws,,;nn ha,s.a,h .ha;- s,w,, rins
~ . : sN ose.'',a .nei o"a '."0
-. " Tree. one would thereiore think
tsss. sle sair young Amer ican Wouiu nave