The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

then formed from spring wire and
9suss and gtned 70 the BODY: Strips II foil
paper OF various hues are then posted On
tue under surfaces Of tie wingy; hsocade-
apowdes Of silver and gold fol-is then
slasf'csily sssevn On the upper surfaee,
sonering 70 places only previously
touched BY small brush dippod in glue,
10 gave the beautiful coioring character
isssc Of she insect; the wooden body IL
snen placed vertically on spiral spring.
which in turn - ret in an ARTIFICIAL flower
70 Be worn on headeear or attached 20
ballet costume. The time required for the
manufacture Of one Of these simple 3D.
1unets BY skiiifuI hand 10 two hours,
ana 20 ON, propoetionstely. foe more dim
cult objects.
The papier machs skulls can only b
msds oy one long skilled In the work
Inree mounds Of posser's clay are 6rst
made. which when properly adjusted form
tns snaps OF . skull. Then . plaster
OF fasis cast - made from these.
and after drying 10 taken Oh in ssssions-
Inc clay 10 then taken out Of the sections
ana the mold cleaned. washed. smooshed
ana creased. al ready for the paper pulp.
The latter 10 laid on in layers to give
strength, long and tedions job. The
snoie % then placed in "A oven. and when
nard the sections are taken ous Of the
mold and fastsaed together BY giuing
and sewing. The surface 10 then covered
over With strong size solution. and 10 AZ
terward painted snd sheliaced until IL A.
sumss the color Of bone. The time con-
sumsd In mixing the frst skull 10 two
days. and for each one after that one day.
ths difference in time being sceounted for
By successive uses Of the original mods.
space forbids dwelling on the construction
OF the other objects. which form IN IT.
tractive study.
In addition to ill the labor referred 70,
the ballet preparations hsvs been NO
small feature and will b no small item in
the great expense list Manager Cordray
10 aiming 1t giving . New York produe-
ton in Seattle. ana he deserves the,
hearty support Of every spirited resident
Of the city. When the curtain rises Mon
day evening. June 10. his expenses viii
have reached she Thousands, and it will
then b proven whether his efforts will be
met with that enthusiastic appreciation
and substantial recognition with which
Seattle people have always hitherto r.
warded enterprise.
Miss Lleb Now Mrs.. Smith.
Miss Beatrics Lieb and Mr.. Carl Smith
were united in marriage last Thursday in
this city. The marriage ceremony was cell
ebrated privately. and not even the most
intimate friends OF the groom were aware
Of the event until some time after the
nuptiai knot was tied. Miss Lieb il favor
ably known 70 Seattle theatre eoers, hav-
ing filled . season ~ Cordray's theater -
leading lady. Mr.. Smith il . member of
Cordray's present company and played .
season. in the Portland house before COM
ing to Seattle. He visited the city last
year with the Stuart Robson company,
playing in "Henrietta" and "Shs Stoops
TO Conquer" His business 10 leading
juveniles and hssvies. Miss Lieb has Just
concluded IN engagement with Manager
French. Of the Olympic, Tacoma. and
came over from that city to have the mar
riags solsmnissd.