The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-17

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vi rot, heavens offer we refuse,
- urorered means Of succour and
redress. ct.,..
90, .nous novelist. Paul Bourget, IN
80 lis impressions OF America seems
IS had the woman question constant
.ssnrs his mind. The supremacy OF the
.sT ia America strikes him with
sssze. 80 admiration. Woman here is
81 - than mans equal" he writes:
81 ,eason for this. he finds. Is chiefly
~ =. n mis- country intellect predom-
..,s- emotion. Love with an Amer
p -, i a secondary thing She can
ga - s-udy with them. and work
- 80. without allowing romantic
- - IN her part, or passionate wishes
- N interfere with good fellow
A American maiden. unlike her
s-g..~..I sisters. Is. X anything, loath
-. and seldom cares 10 give up her
- BEFORE she Is = or more. Tnis
:. .s,slv because parents are caTeIal 10
- for their daughters. 50 that mar
- becones a matter OF choice, not OK
-. and perhaps. more especially, De-
- selng allowed 10 mingle from her
49, With members Of the opposite sex,
an, 70 look upon them rather as
- eemrzaes than as possible lovers.
sses..euenily. when our girls are welded,
-, CHARACTERS are formed. they KNOW
=. oau minds. and thus make far bet
:. xx,s nan those OF other countries.
! last, thinks NJ. Bourget.
ruan." he said severely 10 the new
go. odd you mail that letter l gave
80 Is morning -.
10 ten she put her hand in the inside
- 4, her oyeccoat. got red In the face,
= anos. wished she had never been
s,s.oss.ed. Washington City star.
Tsp Oliver Hobbs. the clever and tai
,ssS young auihoress. whom We can
1T A one Of our American sisters, for
a. vas born IN Boston. although the
sysslsr part OF her life has been spent
: England. Is the most talked OF woman
n IandoH society, both IN the social and
g,srary world. Although only z years or
AZ. sAe 4 remarkably well read, and IN
tsuea with the topics Of the DAY. and her
,.lsnt Tor storytelling and her ready re-
psree make her a prominent figure at all
Hegary entertainments. she Is also an
ACCOMPLISHED pianist and has fine voice.
rnEke most Of the literary lights of the
ssy, Mrs Crsig.e. as she Is known in
III social world. Is noted for her beautiful
fsxnz They are designed for her by
Nine Frederic. French modiste who
makes many Of the presentation dresses.
Mrs Cralgie has just Outlined divorce
Rem her husband. and lives with her faith
sr. one Of the wealthiest men OF Lancaster,
Easiand.
Among the notable gowns At the Wander
bit wedding. was a very stunning affair
N0rn by friend OF Mrs. Vanderbilt. The
skirt was Of pale gray cloth, with a panel
frCnt Of nasturtlum velvet On each side
OF the panel appeared gray cloth. embroid-
cred In brown and edged with mink. The
bodice vas tight-ft,ing. the plain back
ard front being OF nas,urtlum velvet. IN
front * opened In a long slender V, to re-
veal vest OF gray silk. Over each shoul-
der was a slipping cape affair, embroidered
IN brown and edged with mink. The yoke
between the capes was similarly embroid.
cred. and just about the waist line a taun-
y bow Or cloth separated yoke from vest
TIE sleeves, OF nasturtigm velvet, were
F.Eed 20 the elbow and ended In a deep
* Of gray. embroidered and edged with
Annk
lFopos OF weddings, there has been a
eessd rebellion against rice-throwing a;
issanss among the upper ten The sub
k'a!ss are 70 be paper confetti There
are been several accidents during the
ag season caused by grains OF rice strlk
e ne eyes Of the bridegroom. which have
sftc.ually banlshed this foolish practice
Ias eoafe,ti is about half the size of a LET
Saier. and Is stamped in gold, silver
saa various colors
Iasy are telling good story Of a young
ssiaan OF Chicago. who has recently re-
.'aea RON trip abroad II seems thar ,
se earning young American included the
nipaFian health resort In her EuroDea,
Ut On purpose 10 see the venerable
salesman. Prince Bismarck. As good i1ek
sVa.a have i. she met him on the pron.
,sale' one day. and going straight IN "a
az sad VIII your hlghness hermit me
= Ans your hand ere / return. today m
seoFale' And thus grant me the remern-
e~'se OK the most Interesting incident az
Tour IN Europe" The prince shook
- aeaa. with a smile. 1T IL no, the Gus
- . Kiss the hand in Klssengen." he
, - And forthwith he embraced the
Z. young woman. and kissed her on
-e@@
y. 49, ,aS,ioa o. the moment in table sill
- q return to the old colonial
'gsS, and has Amos, M da~o~, 49,, 80
my beading. but is MASSIVE ara
IeSng For those who desire sor,e.bi,e-
- VlAeora;e there IL the ch~v-san,bs,,,,,,,
a which shows the ragged blosson,
- eo#l OF the spoon. and RICHLY carved
- o aahdie. or the Hanover" vybareon
a., sssg IS supplemented with an en-
49,. '-''s' N green and white. The bowls
"a ae" spoons are considerably smaller
eips. 'N''e' 'lau ellipucal. in /
49,. 'ae novelties Tor encaeement (
nat are useful and 'novnenef,-a
-. va Tea baii-l.ke A tcaSnoo7 with a
~, - having twisted handle. ICE
=, "sh MI long felt want in han +
ss, having 2 spoon AZ one end and
a,s,,a We Other; ana an orange SET /
e. ~ silver basket frame. iust
T. sa q hold an orange. the orange /
~ ,aa hke scimitar. and the or
b ss,s WIN pointed eri and saw
WI On one SIDE ~ tho bowl
,he.S S.',F known as W How green makes
~ H1NSe gown fsr the girl with a /
~ -. "."te complexion. The skirt and
~. -. ~ Plain. smooth cloth or this /
~, =, sc the bodice IS the Louis XIV. /
~ s-...~'h' lighter shade. over which I
hsve. 80 80 pink roses ana dark green /
sa,,.. as is edged about with brown /
49, 80 - and this over vest OF cream /
living the green cloth beneath.
- ihan wHo can possibly snare TIE /
hss, a.. should each day elve III ~
eee.,.,,..,ssa minutes pr thorough ana /
a - t.'Nat07 ~ 'he h'1v. Midday /
sossAs. U'ne - take ONES s'esfa. K 4
s-ayss - al tGa' cloth ~ should - +
a 80, 'aat m part - the body shall +
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