The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-05

6iaeferce - sAesr eafire ss.snng e
daashserx NrA van6erh<1f's fAa1y - -
vote1 entirely 70 social pieazurea. ard
saose. 100. q . very gartsA kind Ma
8ockeTezlers daughters hAve moderated
their fashionable career by taking a tn
terese IA sorse % TIE more estAeetc charms
q Efe TIE vsn5efbIIts are rather eoa-
s5sc1o1s f. the divorce coSrsA and Ma
Rockeseuerss daughters are beloved
wherever hey are ksovn-
Mrs Do.sorne. The founder q ths erdef
o. Kfrxs Daughters. takes the view That
the propsf cost Of Q daughter depends
satsreiy on the means q the parents This
u. % course, t-ze 20 . certain extent: but
ve think too much Of The America g.yi-
rot enc IA particular. but al q fAeR-
to believe that they - gaugs thear wear
Ing apparel - to advertiss tAsar Dassno
wealsh-becoDs . sort u malinsry Dun.
a. II were, pubissh.ag their papa's CONNER
cal rstsng ~ The number 81 disaon1s they
dsspiay Or the ccstlfnen & tas afsD they
wear
There ,sn't AnytAsas too gosd for siris.
q course: bat to nurA Of many things
may not b eosa for them Ladies Ike
Mrs PAsi,p D. ArnoW. Nrs @. D. Grant
ssd Hrs u q. Quay. eoasaasr that 0se
year for elosAss - su1sc4sne fse osy gsrL
ere. II her father has many milliena mrs.
Rockefeller thinks this suAcient between
Il ana II but after that she would make
4. more. Mrs. oray's great objection -
sxpenssvsness In attire II the encourage
men. Il eives to efforts 70 ou.dress sehef
girls. an this, she might have added. -
vuigaS.
II 81 mot the daug,tsr Of the mufn-uail-
r,onasra however, VITO Win - the oesf
Guide. The most .stefuIly dressed with
rsrara 70 occasion. time and beoem.nsnsss.
u usually The daughter Of the people me
NH who has to dress herself on pm money
Of 8 . month 10 the one who can devise
orstty costumes ana aatty hats: but there
are many more Who contrivs 20 LOOK ven
.. "a 4 year. with 40 . month 5udfcsoas.
n spent, almost any young lady eAn maze
a very preeenxabls appearance. even n
Guiding party dresses. But then ee@e si'is
car make things go 30 much fursnsf snan
others: care In putting the hat o. bonnet
nh. OF the dust, brushing clothes before
they are hung up, the prompt repair q
loosened ribbon or braid. VIII DO much 70
keep q newuess until the seasons eaenSs
calls for . later fashion
Girls who are not kept on Allowance
bu. have their bills paid TOO literally. DO
not make the best wives. The only way 70
teach a girl the value OF money u TO pro
vida her with a stated ssIm and require her
70 ks-p herself tn clothes with II The
amount should depend less upon the par
enfs means than the parents good judy
msnt. II 10 unwiss to let girl dre0 ner-
self extravagantiy Cor her station. but Il
IL cruel TO morfify her before her com
panions By refusing TO have her dresses
becomingiy This Is altogether faP moro
serious with girls than with men Men
care very little what they wear or what
their friends wear. but with girls II ID
different They feel themselves to be eyed
critically even by their dearest friends. ana
the more deserving and sensitive . girl.
the keene- would b the consciousness OF
GnaDCtEe95 IN SAoFes Cr Sfiocbs u SaooRAso~
In fur or feather. or sawkishness In make
of dress.
Spending pin money is often al she e.
persence a girl gets in the handling Of
money. the balancing Of income with out
20. and the devising Of ways and means
by which best results can be secured for Q
given sum The girl who fails to learn
how 70 make money 20 far will make
poor housekeeper: she who n brought up
TO realize how hard II IL to most men to
meet all the demands OF a family viii not
only be . better daughter. but . better
wife she Is more independent than the
.pendthr.ft She can wait for character
and compatibility In her choice: while her
reckless sister must sacrifice every other
consideration In her selection Of = husband
to the one essential possession q money.
and tina, too often means sacrifice Of hap
piness.
She Is q fortunate girl who has enough
not TOO much; who knows how 20 spend IL.
and gets lots OF pleasure Ia the spending.