The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-05

.. euyfue that woman's beauty 10 her hair
80 = cid that one hesititos 20 quote IL except
! - Il may throw light on some matter OF
j s~.lfva and Immediate interest The matter Of
- vuosing Of hats in the theGter II one Of
- - hes IN immediate bearing on the mat
- vemaa's hair and the styles OF wearing It.
- eoucsrns intimately the comfort and
:snys Of many thsaser-goerA 1t II we'll
-. hat the prevailing styles OF wearing the
a. iselude some very pretty and elective low
.eiRneps, made. one might almost think, ex-
- 10 be worn for display without
- striking example of this was
raeca q the thsstsr recently. The woman
| = s,pe8iou 10 the wife Of . weil-known At
Susey. and . very pretty woman. II was q
uufeeapa. however, 70 those who had never
hlpps zen her In any but street dress to note
H eGsct Of low coinure and the absence OF q
~ vpoa her. Nature, to b sure, had been
~ = her, but there are, - . matter OF fact
ksuhv women who could not improve their
.hs1s Ice evening and especially theatrical pur-
rup b. the joint operations OF removing
| SCR hss and adopting some one OF
| - sunerous styles of low coi6ures. Fashion
fnoomoniy spoken of - unvarying and unsc-
| :snnodasing. but 1t has provided all styles Of
t.hw Aatsdrsssing. and women Of all types can.
k.eshsy will. End style that shall frst of all b
E,tsccains and tre,notely) shall enable people
~ III bshind them at the theater . perfect
eAssso 70 ~ tho stage. Manager Hanna has
Envgidod . hat and cloak room, under tho care
4 osponsible woman, close by tho ladies'
ysfise. and its use il becoming more general
M svsry performances
n dramatic insterest OF the week centsred
| = he production OF "The Bells" at Cordray'e,
~ chiefly on the realistic impersonation of
tsuAiss BY Clay Clement The audiences were
,soa intelligent and enthusiastic, and the man.
5osnsat was encouraged by . good weeks
sesissaA The attraction for the ensuing week
IL tbis thsater win be Escaped from Sing
fng." . melodrama of acknowledged
:svw. OF course the production OF "Brutus,"
y clever Tacoma people. was m event
hsFsny Of moro than passing mention among
- svents Of the past week, but IL was fully -
! taeh . society - . dramatic affair. Miss
5eges engagement the last two nights of the
lpek q the new theatsr was only fairly sue
9usiul. At Hsnna's theater this week Edge.
ssat Foks' will be the attraction.
tla ~ rapid accumulation OF wealth In this
~ cose should b taken that mere material
essperity Be not made tho only object. Fine
/ Sable buildings, pleasant homes, handsome
saoses vide streets, railroads and all the appi-
|HeestA modern electricity has so wonderfully
5000 up. are all good in themselves, aud are
|sspeis OF perfectly legitimate pride t. every
s3Sie spirited citizen. But besides, and in
~ beyond, all these are the forces and in
Emces that 70 to constitute the moral
~ intellectual well being OF the CON-
.rfnity. Nor should the things that help to
sAks life brig liter. more pleasant, moro cheer
IS, ~ neglected Thou shalt not live by
:.sad alone" has an aesthetic - well ~ spirit
u. significance. ana applies - much to the
~. the state and the nation - to the indi.
ss5ual While tho general tendency Of Western
ssiisatIon. perhaps, is rather to the exercise of
hsnoney masking faculties than TO the cultiva-
tie Of the mind, Seattle, at least has no
es'as TO b ashamed OF herself in this re-
D - Relatively to her size aud popula-
~, We challenge any city in the Union
y; show 6ner churches, schools, theaters
sAihsary, and IL II the modest boast OF the
fsriNTELLIoKNcER that In season and out OF
tssoa It has given its hearty support and ap-
,svss TO every movement which has had Ia
stu the extension and welfare Of these institu-
tHa Nor 10 Seattle behind In cuitivating the
sfss efaces- ana the drama. Those who
~ The pleasure OF attending the performance
- By the Field Club Dramatic Society In the
~ theater on February 10 and II can testify
vi ns city has artists of . very high
ess The charming rendering of the
'ssis Of Normandy" and the finished
gag In '.withercd Leaves OF Mrs.
'esshs. Miss Nash, Mise Ayerst and Miss
E:k.nnsy ana that OF Mesxrs. Campbell, West
sssd. saunders and Warner. the graceful i'm
fsoaatious OF the ladies calling forth especial
nsssfk. show plainly what . fund of local
Seat there 10 TO draw from. This should be
9 70 the most Of in every way aud lovers OF re-
IA amussments will learn with pleasure that
cf socisty. with an increased cast, will give
h3 slar performances in future. the nrst being
:ssv comedy which viii b acted soon
eSs Lent. aud OF which due notice
~ b gwen. Great things are expected OF this
=. II 70 TO DO hoped that the public will give
Wy generous suppost Should any further in-
y smsnt be required than refined acting by
e' waited people. the fact might 10 remembered
1ss the proceeds OF these entertain
hs'o are handed over 10 the Bureau OF
A'*sis'ed Charities. a purely unsectarian
sSSasation. good deal Of amusement,
- sssss. the performers extract from their re-
ssSsas AID sctiug. but II must be remembered
- sasy have 10 give great deai of their time
we work and that in no way do they benefit
Mss pscaniarily The city ciergymsn of ali
ss.snina'ions state that while the community
= = Whole is well Oh, the number OF cases OF
"I:sing poor Is disuessingy large, ami il 10
aN "sspiog tAese tAaI the proceeds OF the
s@ssstannents will be given. In bskpcakinS
~. houses therefore for the performances the
vt NTEiLlsESCER would point out that the
ts.s'e viii thus be doing . douely gracious
. Is They will encourage our local talent bv
.s'. presence and they will nbsIsntia ally benefit
. .~sls dollars those who are not 80 comiorta-
sa In this worlds goods - themselves
hsy vii! enjoy tue entertainments goes
sst@sa, saying