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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23
A CHRISTMAS CANE
s. A. C. Football Team to Meet
the Portland University.
BATTLE At Y. M. c. A. GROUNDS
4 Trial With the Butte Eleven in Thfn
City January 4-Pool Tournament
10 Begin Next Friday.

Lovers OF sport VIII have an opportunity
of witnessing game OF football on
Christmas day between the s A c. eieven
and a team from the Portland university
al the Y. NJ. {. A grounds. Manager kal-1
ly, Of the home team. who is at present in
Portland. perfected arrangements vsster-,
day for the game and wired the news to-
this city.
The team which will do battle with the
champions is new one, but is capable OF
putting up s. good. clean article OF ball..
IL has beaten everything ii has gone.
against in Oregon this year, and IL is
thought by many 10 be able to take the
measure or the parlor players represents
ing the Multnomah club. The personnel
OF the team Is not known at this writing.
but now that the match has been made
will probably be sent out. \ number OF
Portland people Will accompany the team
20 this city and encourage the young coli
legians.
The champions will continue their train
ing up to the day before the game. so as
not TO be caught mapping, and viii put up
a game that VIII surprise even their most.
ardent admirers. Capt. Russell stated yes
terday that he would probably play Hol-;
comb right end, Bird half-back with
Abrams, and he himself at his old position
as full back. The line will be the same as
in the Townsend game. Hacker and Glenn,
mems. of Tacoma. viii probably be chosen
as umpire and referee respectively Gama
will be called. il is thought. at 2 O'Clock, so
as TO admit of finishing before dark.
Negotiations are in progress for a camel
between the home eleven and Butte, now
in San Francisco, for a game January 4.
II is hoped that DonnelIey will be In con-
dition 10 play by that time, as his presencel
In so important game is indispensable.
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The National Union.

A new council OF the National Union was
instituted on Friday evening at the hall
OF Seattle council I'm the Olympic block
The meeting was called 10 order by c u.
Fowle. state deputy. lie called TO his as
sistance members OF Seattle council, Wild
filled the various offices untl the new
council was formally organized. The sec
rotary read the list OF charter members.
numbering sixty-ons weu-knOgn citizens
Of Seattle. Twenty-seven charter mem
bers were duly introduced and obligated,
but considerable difficulty was experienced
I'm selecting name for the society.
dozen were suggested. and each one was
voted down because the name had already
been adopted by some other council, and
no duplicate names are allowed. har-
mony was finally decided upon. Election OF
officers was the next business in order,
and che following were elected by accla
nation. Ex-rresident, III. II. Kulies; pres
fdant, z. j. Graham; vice president. II. W.
Warner: speaker w. l. Chellis; secretary,
A. Rehrens; financial secretary, T. y.
Hughes: treasurer. NJ. ID. Barnes: chap
lain. Rev W. A. Major; sergeant-at-arms.
J. NJ Rosenberg: usher. a r. Cameron;
doorkeeper. FL Green. trustees j. W.
Filkins. l. r. Sts,son. II. r. Nye; medi-
cal examiner. DIT James shannon senate
deputy. r j. Graham. For the present IL
was decided 10 meet in the same hall on
the first and third Friday evenings In eacn
month. The indications IRE that large
and fiourishing council viii be built up.
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N THE LODGE ROOM.
ODD FELLOWS SOCIAL SESSION
n. T.. W. and ID. of Ito Meet
.o,,f,y-New Council National Un- .
,np-Foresters' Entertainment.

v,-..v. ToagfsI1ow said 'srbe night shall
60 wrssb MUSIC he probably had no
$3.50 10 lodge entertainments sn1 fra
- raeloalesc Nevertheless his prophecy
- - apy.Ied 70 the various SOCIAL seE-
-. yrsth which the seGret brother1oods
- ,be city have set out 70 enhyen ice
80 eyerlagse Eysry fraterEal circle
-. stirred 10 unHorteo activity, and
49, Sath tolnt installation ceremonies,
49,, 80 ard ngsseal programmes, hops
- halls, every night IN the week Is
aellea with music
- Fremont AIasons Installed their Of
as Saturday night. and three OF the city
sosyas are planning for a joint installa-
- next Friday evening. oIne ofilcerS OF
-. paxal Aftsnun VIII be Installed en-
- srst Tuesday night IN January. Sew
-, lodges OF odd Fellows united IN a
.ssssant social session Thursday evening.
Ia raj given By The Foresters OF America
Tssssav evening was a brilliant affair.
- cornpanions Of the Forest have about
s,.,nu ls,ed their election of officers for the
- year. The Independent order Of For
ss,s,s rave an unusually good literary and
,rrs.sesl urogramme, followed by a dance,
- F-Tsday evening. Seattle lodge. A. q.
= " VIII be joined by several Of the
rszrea Of Honor lodges in an installation
ssrglce on the night Of January State
organizer Mecklefn has been present. stir
,.nv 10 the woodmen or the World. The
,ex. council OF the National Union was in
ssitated Friday evening with more than
slxtY charter members. The Order OF the
Eastern Star had an enjoyable social meet
- Wednesday evening. Grhe Elks are
xSlsDerlng together about giving a great
sntsrtaiurnent soon. The Knights Of
pvthIas have bean b9sily eallsting recruits
IN the!r various lodges, and the Uniform
Rank Is planning for stag party and also
yor q division ball.
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Foresters Of ame,-,ca

Co1rt Excelsior. No. u, held its reg Ilar
meeting Tuesday evening al Olympic ball
Win large attendance. The report Of the
ban committee was heartily cheered. as il
showed that entertainment 10 have reen
a great social and financial success. The
report OF the ways and means committee
was adopted. After a spirited contest ire
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Chief ranger, o. r. Swanson;
sub-chief ranger. e. W. Smith; financial
secretary. Charles r. Elwet: treasurer, K.
y. Robinson. recording secretary, J. c.
junior woodward, X. p. Cunningham;
senior beadle. James Oliver; junior 5eadle.
Charles Anderson; trustees. Charles Leibly
three years; II. G.. Stoelting, two years:
Thomas Gill, one year: physician, DIR. VIII
lam G. Gibson. The ball referred TO IN the
report above was held at the Armory Sat
urday evening, December IA. A delegation
from Court cambridge, OF Port Buckley,
was present. Tho floor was crowded with
mercy makers Of all nations. dancing 10
the sweet strains OF music from Wagner 5
First Regiment band, until the early hours
or the morning. The success OF the ball is
largely due to the following well organ
tied Committees Arrangements: Chairman,
z. 3. Walker. James Oliver. Thomas a.
Nau, o. +. Swanson, f. Quinlan. Recep-
TOM Thomas n Andrew, George J. Dor
finer. B. L. Thomas, s. A Reed, ". a.
Leoahardt Floor: Chairman, II. g.
Stoelting; Charles +, Elwet Louis Schweit-
ger. j. L, Sumner. F. ". Barnes, Ed Nc
Nulty. Z. p. Cunningham, Charles +.
I.eiblV
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Fine gifts for Ladies.

II IS well known that every woman
takes great deal of pleasure in having
nice fur garment. A gift OF something
in this line cannot fail to please the reel
pient Christmas buyers should by all
means inspect the fine stock OF furs, suit
able for Christmas gifts, now shown by
r. PetkoyitZ. Marion street, between
Front and Second The extremely low
prices he is quoting on fine furs makes IL
possible for you 20 give nice fur gar
ment as a present this season. All gar
ments bought at Petkovitz' are made up
In the very latest and best styles. and the
furs OF best quality. Mr. Petkovitz.
through his long experience in the fur
business. is enabled to supply his patrons
with reliable furs OF every description at
most moderate prices
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wno.lmen of the World.

Seattle Camp. No. 60, IS in excellent
working order At a largely attended
open meeting a week ago the following
visiting members were present: State Or
ranizer \. NJ. Mecklem. II. Berliner. Of
Aberdeen: i. Broughton. OF Athena. Or;
y. r. Van Size OF Port Townsend +. A.
Rust. OF Olympia. After short speeches by
various members the camp took up It's
team work. and there was IN interesting
drlu. Last Friday evening the camp and
its friends turned out IN full force 20 listen
TO an interesting address ny state Organ
fzes Necklem. He presented some valu-
able facts ard statistics concerning the
fraternal Insurance and the advantages Of
fered hy Woodmen OF the World. lis visit;
ana address have done much % increase
the enthusiasm OF Woodmen. -Four new
epriIicatfons were received and one by
transfer card. All Wocdmen should attend
next meeting as the advise hiliry or start
ing another camp will be discussed.
The camp at Ballard enjoyed p lecture.
tn;erxpersed with songs hy the Montana
rolored qlartette IN the ODD Fellows hah
hsstday night. for the purpose % interest
ms ire public in the order. As result
eleven new members were initiated at the
next meeting.
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eSiiiaren; song and dance, Miss Alma
howard: extra, Mr.. George MOBILES; read
ing, MrE, Ward. Song aud dance, Mss
Aamie Holden; Spanish dance, Miss Ma
ieis hfsiey. After the programme good
ilt1sic ana a smooth Aocr gave the dancers
the best possible facilities for entovnsnt.
lhe following committees had charge OF
ing entertainment. and 10 their efficiency
= largely Que The success OF the evening:
Arrangements. A. z. Reisley, Oliver Cruise,
x. J. Doads. J. L. Pope, W. II. Sherman.
II X. Mason, DR.. Mitchell: reception, Oil
VET tIIssei *. j. Dodds. W. II. Sherman.
James Gregr
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Many Entries for Pool Tournament.

The entry list for the handicap pool
tournament at the s. A. c., slated to beginl
on December q, is rapidly filling up and a
goodly number VIII undoubtedly qualify
before the date for closing the list arrives.
The beneficial results OF the last toufna-
ment are making themselves manifest and
almost every day a recruit can be seen
punching the ivory and getting himself
in readiness for the tournament. The
handicap committee will know better how
10 rate the different players, and closer,
more exciting games will be the result.
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,,c,ant order OF United worllmen.

Al the last meeting % Seattle Iod-e. No.
fa one applicant took the Junior No.Am man
,,aeras and three candidates We're Initiated
Al +he Workman decree Three anpllca-
,,~rs were recslved and referred. The
committee appointed Two weeks ago - ar
,seyo for a public installation on January
g -a-,~ts-i that AQuila Lodge. No. $. De-
- az Honor. and Harmony Lo&Ee, No.
= TNevveo 81 Honor. would unite VIII s.
- t,.-a r., ire to. ~ installation. Each
.-.-.--bsr - allowed rvc invitations Grand
aIsii,.l Examiner r II. Davis and Master
-,rsnas-eIect Hayden. OF AM Lodge.
- vve~e present with words ~ sncouv-
s.,ar,,nt Tor the good IT the order. J. p.
NS,,rrsnv. who has been IN AlaSsa Ter The
-, r,rs months. was present and gave
80 r,,szs a highly appreciated lecture On
Alaska - ~ .. 49,
-, -. "wednesday evening as usual SRI
tnttt.rs4 three candidates Five ar1licA-
go Cor erlsership were received. The
.-.,,-,,,,ft social given ~ this lodge a. Stew
- hot.l r,.eenler Is vas pronounced
success.
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Makers Training Omar ers.

Las Cruces. n. NJ. Dec. 22.-Las Cruces
business men held a meeting today and
raised money TO rent a house and train
ing quarters, to be offered for Maher and
party If they viii make this town their
headquarters. The house engaged IS the
finest private residence in town, complete
~ furnished. The rink has been secured
for training quarters
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-nfp. Entertainment at searo.

s.sfro Dec. 2l.-Nount Baker Lodge, No.
3 KNIGHTS ~ PythiaS. gave a very inter
estlns, musical and literary entertainment
ca "Wednesday evvu2ne IN Fythlau hall
After IRE entertainment ar excellent sup
r.s- vas served. The lodge Is IN good con-
dltian and is growing In membership at
..-~- meeting. The following officers
have been elected 70 serve Tor xhe coming
v.a~. Master % work, y. I. Cole. chancel-
Tor Commando. William Marrow. vice
CHANCELLOR. +. t. Wooliey preIate. -.
MrFAaItu master ~ arms. john 0vnsby.
ks4rer 81 records ana seal. / J StlIes.
master % finance. u. HrEsbeu: master OF
exche1 asr y. orrusay inside guard. James
f4arre-. otl-S.le guard. -. T. Gregory.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.


Golden Link Lodge, No. 10, at It's last
regular meeting c1a,errIt 2Es FiTEt de-
gree on two candidates and elected one by
card Tomorrow evening the Second de
gre will be conferred upon two more and
ore admitted by card. THIS young and
growing lodge is doing good work Ia the
order both IN a fraternal way and IN the
class az material from which It's members
are selected
Some twenty-five members Of Golden
Link Lodge No. 80. together with delesa-
tons from olive Branch. No. I. and Sc
stle. No, :. visited Comet Lodge. No. lS9,
o. South Seattle Thursday evening.
very pleasant evening was passed N listen
hs % speeches ard stories. and after the
teige ad1ouraed rcfFeshments were served
Golden Link lodge VIII give a public in
syallston Of SIS 0f1scrs on Tuesday even
tx. January 7.
Seattle Lodge. No. 2, has postponed is
flnt Installation wsfl Rldgely RsbekaN
N from Friday evening January 5. &c
4lescay evening. January =
kigoiy Rehekah Lodge. No. c. heio its
regular social session Friday evening The
@lse was presented Nth Two very hans
some rosewood gavsls, each trimmed with
roaoa IN the Coiors 7of -61e orierr % Past
Naae Grand Mrs r X. Farr.
Seattle EnCampueut. No. y. at its meet
hs Saturday n.sht elected the following
eHiesrs; chef lStI arch q. p. Huffman;
ssnior warden. J. \. GreenG h'sh priest.
I. e Cawsey. iuuior warden. .. q. Ty-
50, scribe. J. Mr6el. treasurer, b. r.
NlaaF A deleraS.on fFom5 Unity Ita-
eAarment. No. :. was present, ard ar
Easements Weta made 10 eDterta.n wash
Ag1oh Encampment. No. I, of Port Towns
e. on the occas on OF its visit 10 Unity
hsft Saterisy might. Seattle Encamp-
Ss2I, No p. WI alsoo be present The
AeF2l Purple degree VIII De conferred. and
tlsea al - served All resident ana Visit
= Fatr-archs are cordially invited 70 Ia
resent on this occasion, As NE degree VIII
conferred CIV tNo eucanpments n an
e-et.ent manner. snd ala are looking tor-
ed 20 -an eDioya a,e1eyen2g-
E4sttt leWeC Ee1ekah Lo1Ee, No. a..
- BED Us next mcetlgk Friday night
tais Hll te al S..sht, nc Desrees
Es be conferred
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Lorraine Chapter, No. 6. met in special
session Wednesday evening. Two candi-
dates were initiated, and an enjoyable So
eial season followed Refreshments and
dancing were the main features OF the en-
teriainment. The chapter i IN -four
ishing condition. and It's sessions are well
attended and enthusiastic.
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poval A~canuul.

s,,,,fa CouncH. No. l.sit ret Tuesday
.,'-.,l,s- Men a good Attsndaace. -Four ap-
-I,,af.ers we're passed On TIE eoile1t ,,T
- me cornell. r q. Leyshon RS RS. ..'.~a h-s
.5,.,-s..r An order 60 save for tad-lar7l "a
.-s,,-.sav eor ~ BENEFIT % -.-
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health. and Walter Jones was elected 10
succeed him. Al the first meeting IN jan
uary the officers for the year viii he in
stalled. A good attendance IS expected on
that occasion, as there VIII be interesting
installation and initiation services.
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The best gold spectacles ana eve glasses
for holiday gifts at II. Clay Eversole's. the
optician. 100 Front street. You will not be
disappointed in their quality or prices
Glasses changed without additional cost
after the holidays.
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Macintosh Sale.

Here's your chance The Washington
Rubber Company, ia Front street, is Of
fering their entire stock of mackintoshes
and rain coats at greatly reduced prices.
Store open evenings.
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Ewes scientifically Examined Free.

Miss F. Wflzinsk. graduate optician
New York hospital practice. Complicated
eve troubles a speciality. sol Front street,
corner Columbia in drug store.
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The Laurel Palace. ar eli Commercial
street has a grand opening on the 24th.
Everybody welcome. Fine music and ele-
galY lunch. Kuster & Davies.
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You are cordially invited 20 call at the
Fulton Market while down town sight
seeing.
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The Masonic Fraternity.

Three lodges Of Masons viii hold a pub
IL installation IN Masonic temple next Fri
day evening, ST John the EvaIS elis5'
day. These lodges are 81. Johns. Eureka
and Ionic. The ceremonies viii be- pre-
sdesi over By l. l.. Moore. grand mar
sal OF the Grand Lodge OF the state of
washington, who viii choose bis own as
sstants other prominent MasOns Will par
tclpate. Music viii be provided. and the
.veulng's entertainment VIII be concEuJed
by a dance in the Aas9nisl banquet hail.
All Masons, their families and TRENDS are
invited to be present. On this occasfof the
following officers VIII be installed for the
ensuing Masonic year:
ST. Johns lod Worshipful master, W.
V. Rlnehart: senior warden} Edmond s.
Neany; junior warden, II. g. Gordon:
treasurer, l.. w. Bonneyi secretary, +. NJ.
Catch. Senior Deacon Z. E. Seigley; Jun,er
deacon, F. H. Reniek; senior steward.
H. II. Ames: junior steward, Henry
G. Temple chaplain. Rev Daniel
Bagley: marshal, L. w Craven: tyler. c.
D. knight 60 -
Eureka -Worshipful master.
Charles f. clifford senior warden. i. G.
H. Baker; junior warden, w. J. Nicely;
treasurer, Il. r. Freed secretary, w. G.
Potts: senior deacon,c J. A Mcclellan;
Junior deacon, F. o. Clifford: senior stew
ard, :. Aronson; junior steward, W. tx.
Clark; chaplain. ]. c. Peterson: marshal.
G. " Alexander: tyler. c. ID. knight.
Ionic lodge-Worshipfal master, l.. f.
wolfe senior warden, g.. A. Hill; Junior
warden. l.. r Dodge: treasurer, l.. scho-
enfield secretary. c.. J.. Case; senior dea-
con, E. Gouptel: junior deacon, Il. Nor
ganstern; senior steward. william Haiti;
Junior steward. b Schoenfeld; chaplain,
John T. Damon: marshal. II. J. Graham:
tyler, c. d. knight.
Tha members OF Doric Lodge, No. %.
held its installation of officers Saturday
evening az a regular meeting In Society
hall Fremont, At which the following Of
Aeera were Installed: Worshipful master,
Howard p Miller: senior warden. John F.
blair: Junior warden, Arthur NJ. Trigg;
treasurer. Thomas i. Storey; secretary, j.
A. Covirgton: senior deacon, william NJ.
Patterson: junior deacon. q. w. Carroll;
marshal Henry ". Barr: senior steward.
Stephen C. Hastings: junior steward. +.
c. Berry, tyler. +. BurIingame.
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BarkfrgsAm.s Dye for the Washers does
It's work thoroughly. cc!oying = uniform
troxn OF BLACK. Which. when t-y. ALI
neither rob. wasa CT. nor soil Linen.
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The shape, decorations ard prices of
Dinner sets az CoRleys basement Store
v-e $50 90 1zts
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Frisch Bros, the jewelers.,
At TO Front, are having a special reduc-
ton sale on Christmas goods, in jewelry
and silyerware.
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What a nice Christmas present for your
wife. A new home, Con Gepfert, 1904 Sec
ond.
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You are cordially invited to call at the
Fulton Market while down town sight
seeing.
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For holiday table deiicacies go to Vogue
Grocery and Wine Company, s02 Second
street
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Christmas novelties at wirth's. Over
s. 90 worth OF imported goods.
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ia.lepenAen. o1,l.r of Fcr,.-t.r-.

srccesstul literary entertainment and
49, wes slyca by tsis ORDER }s-idao-
ys1s az Raakes bail, - Pt5Se street
.esio"-os literary ana musical pro
=. vas Ned earricd out. Address.
~. = a. Nehsts. chairman, sons ~ is
ex,-. f'9.don. recftau5n. ArS, StetsoD;
- -, ~. fEyi 81 Y .n4ns sailors Horn
-. r. MSS Nina SnoW Highland Filing,
'''9@ FrsUAtoves n,asic. tbec Cochran
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NHanherlainss cough Remedy.

~. - troubled v.th courh or cold give
So = trial. You VIII De more than
a.. q IN The result Il Viii cure 4 severe
Il - ume Fhan Any other treatment.
"a. lhe lungs. opens the sScrsth'ns,
s>,,..~ - 'orAi3on I'D effects prompt end
s ,o-A'a.ssnre THERE = NJ danger in giving
- ieF3teoat2lEs nothing lnJ aFious.
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For
Bilious
Headache

:" tried a good many remedies
for sick headache and biliousness
with which was troubled for a
a long time, but II was not until
/ began taking
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mer's favorite butter color. 1 remember
passing a bright-faced brunette this morn
ing who wore an odd little fluted toque
that looked as If 1t had Just had its
crinkles freshly put into it with hot irons.
1t was poppy red In color, and was trim
med with poppy red gauze and black vel
Vet bows.
A broad green hat was one Of the show
features OF the Broadway promenade yes
terday. Il was trimmed with a wreath Of
ivy leaves, tied with black ribbon.
Did you ever go TO an apple blossom
tea? It's pretty function, with the yell
low sun slanting through the gnarled
boughs Of the grizzly old tree that show
ers pink and white petals down upon you
while you eat The tables are spread in the
orchard as wind-up to an afternoon OF
early tennis or golf, and all is done while
the day Is yet young enough TO be warm.
At very successful event Of this order
a few days ago a frock of blue duck, faced
with white, was one Of the novelties. The
skirt was plain and full. the blouse had a
stiff shirt front collar and cuffs, and the
little Eton Jacket was the smartest thing
OF it's sort yet out this summer.
A grass linen batiste was another toilet
70 be looked at and initiated. II had a
dainty embroidered yoke, with narrow
ruchings OF lace to trim II, and about the
bottom of the full, plain skirt was just
the faintest suggestion Of more ruching. A
wide green hat, covered with white lflacs,
and green parasol, founced with white,
made pretty picture among the trees.
More after the conventional order, and
FOR that reason probably more generally
disable, was dark green silk crepon, with
white ribbon bretelle straps edged with
black over the shoulders. The wide yoke
collar OF lace and insertion had almost a