The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

NJ roNr Sae-w,os. sire distinguished
society leader ese. etc. a the attest SD
5eur 0f interest tnzt hzs ben t1r1sk upon
Eastern soe1esy for is amusement True
Erstern society las VITA =, az al times.
AS Seer By Hin = q Vogue sarze. or as
3 MAJ wlfa smart pen Il the Chap 5oek
called him The ass seen By Himself
Eat changes are ueceszFy. Even the an
foreunAss author 81 Vegas humoz cod
urn cannot 20 on arTs1istag society forever
Something naw mEst bs rE-ned lose IN
public print every 50 often or socistY world
mink Il had ceased 20 exist. Mrs. Seer
wood IS writing Tor yellow Journal n tie
East and either Eastern rewspap srs are
taxing pleasure n saying mean things
about her. TIE chances are thar Mrs.
Sherwood does act write the matter cred
tied % her BIZ SD org as zi2e allows o-hers
70 do 4 and place IL over her good name.
Z stern editors consider Ter = sznieCt f9r
dissection. and with every Issue she nay
End hidden away On one OF TIE pages some
orlSht paragraph about herself The yeI-
Iow Journal ASKS Mrs.. Sherwood questions
and sAs answers TEEN rs Il bad form %
Use aulter 81 dinner Ia this country. g. Il
l. il Europe SAYS the Sunday editor Il
ghe yellow journaI 70 hrs. SnsFEeod
Then comes dear oi5 sister Sherwood win
tails answer. Butter = rot often seEssd
PEELED 70 answer TIE delicate question: Is
K good form 20 serve butter az dinner?
That - question wk1iea escaped the yell
low editor. This butter question which
dear, good Mrs Sherwood does answer =
torn 30 pieces - the oEher editors. prompt
ed probably b. Jealousy because they have
10 one 70 conduct a column on How we
do i II society" These jealous editors
concede shat Mrs. Sherwood has answered
The questtJ1 correctly. aut ytsirn that bad
form Is not responsible for no butter. They
credit It ID poverty. But Mrs. Sherwood
acquies herself IN other answers winch she
makes 20 the editor % tile yellow Journal
She says cheese Il eaten should 5e taken
with a fork ana the editor Of another
newspaper adds taat II me guest Intends
% take The cheese home he should wrap l.
n a newspaper. A wine glass. according
to sister Sherwood. should be held ~ tie
stem not the bowl" When the last drink
is reached" gets Of another editor. The
guest thinks that The stem IS TIE bowl
There are times when things look larger
than they really ara Mrs. Sherwood, n
the course OF her brilliant newspaper talk.
says that bad cook has ruined many
ehild's digestion. bar eliminates the fact,
according 10 one OF her editor enemies.
tkat a good cook has killed many ! bad
child Mrs, Sherwood brings out the mar
veioassiy important fact thaEat a dinner the
sharp" The servants may BE permitted
20 sharpen them. bat the hostess ruusr ses
20 *" The proper way 70 eat ice cream Is
with a spoon This stsrtEnE Information
comes from good Mrs Sherwood and wipes
cut the stuae-houored custom Of eating Il
with the knife II a lady serves her own
soup. 0na ladIsfgI Is enough 20 eaca plate.
states Mrs Sherwood IF a guss- should
BY chance get two" remarks southern
edite- ~ Is BIS duty 70 return one Of
them or leave the table"
Mrs Sherwood discusses many things.
She tells yGa what man should wear. what
woman sh9ud wear. and when different
articles shoald be woru The nan who lsas
been IN the habit % wearing his dress SItE
n breakfast must stop it. for Mrs. Sher
wood tells the world that after Sx o'clock
IN the evening & the time To appear n Is.
This news will ~ received with regret 6y
the hundreds q business men wAo have
found nnucs plea sure n wearing their
dress suits al luncheon To question Mrs.
Saerwood's authority = to say that wo-
man Of Mrs. Sherwood experience does
not knew whe, 20 wear her dress suit
EGt buried away II Mrs Sherwood $
( fIury column are things worthy of sartous
/ consideration The column = very long
aad the serious things are hidden under
many things that are not serious. except
IN Mrs Sherwood. n closing Mrs Sler-
MOOD tells society a few things that should
De- and Should not 30 done az a swell din
ner Here are her words. g hlch saoaId .
read with interest 1y every man WHO s go
tnE 70 The Eion3iks.
Habits a. table are most important but
since ire days Of DR.. Joz n@eu very few
badly hammered people appear az the nod
+ ern dinner table. To APPEAR At ease i ths
first essential To eat ones bread with ths
fingers. and rot cut K Mia a knife 20 not
touch anything edible wftn the singers IN
less Z + crlery radtsa. or asparagus
{ learn he proper Way % 81 Az orange
walch Ia 20 cut L with q silver knife and
fork. .as axoi1ance o any nois@ while
eating SOUP. the adjusting % q napkin; tne
. proper salectlon q the FORK for your fish
year cther dishes. whica follow taese
+ come first from education e. childhood ard
. tnsn frora o6sers ztson--aH are very tnpor-
Tant Fish should never - touched with
a kElfa. Eat slowly. nor take a spoon
70 vour reas. Eat everything with a
FORK char can BE cat with FORK. such
E as sweeenreads ara cTster patties- Re-
( rueuher the knife S. - c1E NIB, not %
help Wlth A spoon IS use1 for sossp and
I for buildings or isse cream o14y- MAJ
uars toward servants sho4Jd always -
+ unoatrus1ge5y kind A ouHy Or vulgar
+ rzAn makes SgunseIf kaowa ny RS Of
: fanSswe manner 20 his servzn-s- These
are very general aa3 incomplete sug-
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