The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

monogram are OF gold silver. or some
metallic color and the background inside
the framing line IS or contrasting color.
Some are gold letters on a blue ground,
some silver letters on bright red, or cop
per on green. ana so en-. with any number
of variations. And some OF the little
frames are fancy scroll lines instead OF
straight Ines. These are very pretty, but
not quite so fashionable as the plain cir
Giles or ovals.
These little rnonograns are sometimes
used IN the center at the top of a sheet OF
paper. sometimes in the left hand upper
corner with the address stamped n the
right corner. And apropos OF addresses
very sensible new fashion, which has not
yet become general, but may do 50 when
people realize It's use is 20 have the adj
dress stamped on the flap OF the envelope
The postoffice authorities are always tell
ing us that much trouble would be saved X
there were an address on every envelope,
20 which the letter could be returned, ana
this new fashion settles the question WITH
out disdgur.ug the envelope.
The styles IN writing paper Itself have
not changed greatly since last year. The
fashionable sIattoners % not seem % nave
brought out anything very new. Ferhaps
they think that they have discovered Just
what SUITS people. and SO do not try %
make a change until there - a demand
u
shade and a heavy vellpm or kid finished
paper the proper kind 70 use. OF course
there ara various other shades besides the
wbite-blue. rose, gray, and perhaps me
most popular among the colors. a pale N+"-
let or lavender. These ce3ored papers must
have monographs N harmosz.ng shades.
but on the white paper one can use any
color or combination OF c0lors that suits
the fancy.
The wedding OF Col. James Hamilton
Lewis and Miss Rose Lawton Dpog.as'
which occurred az s. .van.as Ca. on No
veuher q. was a quiet bar extreme pTei-
" AFFAIR. which IS best described oF ron
Hoke Smith. OF the Atlanta Journal \
warm personal friend OF ooIA of'as ana
groom. NJ. Smith also sen8 accounts OF
fha wedding 70 The New York sun ard
He~ala and the Philadelphia Journals IN
the Atlanta Journal OF November y Lhe
follow ar appeared:
lanes Hamilton Lewis. - Wash ngtoa
state. was married 20 Mss Rose =. ft2o%-
las THIS morning al s O'Clock AZ me ~ SEQ
pal church. Rev W j. @a't-o''i'a-' i''-
formed ne ceremony
some zslt az French gray cloth. trimmed
with chiffon ard six. CO. Lewis wore
back Prince Albert sg,t. Dr George -
Douglas. father 81 Mss Doug a. gave tne
R-ffa qaav NJ. John Hayden ester CT
Augusta acted as best man 20 Col lewis
Nv : a.e1eek chs morning sne 3.ttle eaNTcn
vas aIled with she friends 81 Miss Doug
las so~ she = great fsvortte acre. S1e
"a dark brunette. str.klnglT handsome,
"a vea~z az age. and has had sH.er1a eaA-
catsora1 advantages. whicn SIZE g 4 not
-erls.ss "a improve as a Wr.ser- she nrst
a.f~a.~.ea stre7esen 60 she Sylvanla fete-
phone under the nom &c r3Gl0e o+ KIP
then she became famous ~ her ME stt Ns
with II Hang Chang Yer seFeTAi seAFs
g. mas been 3 great faT9r-te - me e5Asf'-F
OF Augusta. Charleston and F asia+Sas 9.tl'
n q ard vas universally esteemed ~
the People % Georgia.
col Iew.s Ieft Augusta nunatseT ~
xsars ago. and FIRST went % Savsnra1.
- ha studied iaw and was zaT3tsd 20
~. bar. Very shortly afterwards ne Nent
West ard settles ~ Nasa~nss9Ta- nc -
r~-y,arrahe~~i 50 Aave Been. even a.
sehe7gaov. xou 5erssl.y asah ttosis' ana
zrltb = great foa80ess Tor aecltfna flfsii
Col L.aWs began tAe rracssre OF a@N -
Sea-t.@ w.thout any farsr prospects sf.an
nsS axE ability save h.1l. ard. a stf4Tls p
IN 4 strange lard wlteeut fgls1ds O Feas-
tlvas ~ .er3 hsEn influences, Taps1+y rose -
prominence
NE noles - rrost :ctsns@ sfscs1oa foF
-S@ .avu of whf-A hs - roE such p-orTi-
tYerr 81 .7an. ard fass ~At-ecf-ssa "a as maj
~ .~arr -tsHsss Jew wears az9 eGn me
ss.sa.@ OF sgnsasngtga zEHtesl % ~s~e Fln
ss.5s-,srr8r aus ae Declined 1le Hea s
csts~@ a. ths fszna he zss -H = s2z4sa@fa %
Ia % .xrea. ksensst % Seattle IN A1sStkle<