The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

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The --latest society fad, which promises
TO eclipse pAlmtstry. thought-roAdins PIN
anding and al other tnaginsfious OF the
heart and intellect that have found work
for idle brains 20 do. is that OF character
reading by the eyes The fact that the eye
is the window OK the soaP' would make u
seem probable that by its hgnt we may
distinguish the inner mind and possibly
make guess at the interior decoration
Of the palace Of thought
Like other windows, especially those OF
cathedrals. the eye - OF various colors.
and consequently the views obtained
/ through Il are tinged by its fues. A blue
eve shows the mind In q different light
from that given by black, hazel or
/ brown one and part OF the opticists
art ia 10 dinerentiate and 70 decide on the
meaning Of the various tints obtained
through this medium
According 10 Levater and others who
have made study Of physiognomy. thu
color of the eye - the key TO the charac-
ter. A hazel-eye5 woman. We are told.
never elopes from her husband. nevsr
chats scandal. prefers his comfort 10 her
own. never talks too much or too little.
always Is an intellectual. agreeable and
lovely creature.
The gray is the sign OF shrew dness and
talent. Great thinkers and captains have
IL. In women X indicates a better head
than heart. Gray eyes are % many varae-
ties. There are the sharp. the shrewisa.
the spltefgl. the cold and the wild gray
eye but tire fact remains that the gray
represents the head.
There Is one variety Of gray eye Of which
every lover should heware-the soft eye
with large pupil that contracts and d.
latee with a word. a thought or q fash OF
feeling. An eye that laughs, that signs
almost thu; has It's sunshine It's twilight.
its moonbeams and its storms wonder
fIl eye that wins YOU whether you win
or not. and holds YOU after l. has cast you
OF, no matter whether the face be fair
or not. No matter IL features are irregu-
lar apd complexion varying. the eye holds
you captive and then laughs at your very
chains
Black syes OF course are typical OF IRE.
heroism and arrnness. aud have spice o.
diaboli-m in their RAYS that has a potent
attraction In women's hearts. And the
green eyes: II is said OF them that they
betoken courage, pride and energy.
command Of language and ready and uni
versel observation. Deep seated eyes. on
the contrary. receive more accurate.
definite and deeper impressions. Round
eyed persons see much They i've much
In the senses. bat think less. Narrow
eyed persons see less bat think more and
feel more intensely.
Width OF the lower eyeiid Is believed to
indicate disposition 10 extenuate ana 10
| justify ones self To defend conduct by
| giving cool reasons for It. When this
! lower lid curves downward and shows
the white below the pupil. then. oh then.
pause and hesitate 10 trust your welfare
! 70 the owner OF that eye. II opticists are
right II is an indication OF profound cal
| cuiating sel1shness. Dir. John D. Rookie
| Teller has such eye in recent car
toOn. Perhaps this proves the truth CT
the assertion.
Eyebrows may be thick or thin. fine or
coarse. smooth or bushy. arehed or
straight regular or Irregular and each
form and quality has its special signih-
canoe In reference 20 temperament and
character.
Thick. strong eyebrows generally be-
trsy a fun development OF temperament.
When also coarse, h'fshv and irregular.
we may expect harshness Of character.
Thin fine delicate eyebrows are indi-
eative OF a fine grained organization. and
an active. IL not predominant, tempera-
r1ent.
II will be seen that the professors and
amateurs OF this new science ~ have
wide range in which TO exploit their
tancies There Is something very at
tractive In the power % looking into a
lovely woman's sves IN order 20 see the
soul Within especially II that soul is re-
xpcnsive 20 your ovn. bur II must be
confessed that there is a certain danger Va
the process OF investigation. for there II
a lurking devil behind the iris that may
play havoc with the investigator.
The art q palnAstry has its own perils
and advantages. II Is very pleasant 70
take a girls soft white hand IN yours and
TO trace the lines % fats az they rnsands-
over ths pretty pink rain. which seems
10 invite = tender carsss. Bat that s
nothing compared 20 the soul Inspection
through the window OF the eve and the
magnetic glance that seems 20 set all he
nerve centers iingi'ng with responsive
thrill
The art Of the opticist needs TO studio
ror cabinet IN which 70 practice. The eyes
! can he examined in public as well "a IN
private IN TIRE streets or IN the drawing
room. IN the SHOPS churches or theaters.
| n fsct anywhere 50 long as glance can
meet glance and the visual ray find a re-
! spo1sive retlna TO reflect IL
Eyer since the party given at tie ousen
.
nssdsy Subscription Club. the gentlemen
/ members aave bean figuring OF how TO
return tae compliment finally deciding On
/ a return party. which took place a. the
E club house Tuesday Night and which in
every way was au faiT- The decorations
I were simple. but pretty and tbs refresh
( Tgpntz DAINTY. Dancing wss continued
untn afser midnight Among those pres
e-t were noticed Mr.. ass Mrs. E W. Nc
Ginux Mr. and Mrs A Z. Horuer. Mr.
an6 AIRS Richard r. Parknurst Lieut..
and Mrs Berry. MIR ard MrK NJ p Ben
toa Hrs Ninnick. Nr. and Mrs. Wilson
nenry Mr. and Mrs. y. p Jackson Mrs
FSMs7 Mrs s P. Weston Mrs. carr
NJ ard Mrs. Rass- Mrs.. r NJ Conn
Mis- Lsora Gem. Mss Fve3sriohx. Miss
Harris Mss Brown Mics Fisher. NJ
Redmond 2r RtchaT3s. Prof Bahcocx-
+ Wesley Young. Howard Ares J. W.
N-C'oanAuxney. TasiEe william Hickman
Moore. Charles Smith. , = Lsny,
Th~ s~s. q = series q "LznseE Talks
90 Browning ws@ givsn TUESDAY as.er-
uooa a. the residence ~ Ms Belle
Haiuss rs re Rsv. II y. GoRan. IRE
xaA5ees was life srd Work ~ Rossar1
Brawuirg~ Z vaz a most Interesting
lecture. giving cot osly the salient Tea
sares o. hts life bgt number o. an@c-
siotss aaE readings ron Browriu<'s work
By w2y a. Elsssrag3or- Tia ATTENDANCE
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