The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-25

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Champagne. says chatneld Taylor In
MS silly book. 1wo Women and Fool"
3 like love-lnsp.rlnS while the sparkts
lasts, sickeniug when the life is Erae. Like
ioVe there ~ bus one remedy for IL Get
a fresh bottle. try a new Inspiration
Iust aroF love and pat In tennis bail That
~ ike champagne. Inspiring while the
sparkle last@-and when the life is gone,
II makes those who attended sick 20 think
tnat = IS only "a mHmoFy But there ~ n
| remedy Get fresh bottle" give So
ete'y another tennis bail and society
again SECS a silver lining In It's cloud
When We sOeak OF the BAH now Il is
as one Of the events OF yesterday II
has come and gone. Before last Thurs
Gay night society had something 10 hive
Tor. NSs II must ba content 10 Idle away
the days thinking about a. and pass away
tne starlight nights dreaming about IL.
HE much abused word suce ..ss " h.ch has
had such AT eve.s;fui career in American
and English newspaper history. may he
employed IN telling the truth OF th. affair.
society Viii never forget IL. Yesterday
wnen society put on pretty clothes and at
tended tie tennis tournament the only
subject considered worthy Of discussion
was the bali. one said there was scar
CITY OF men. Another said they were not
missed. that the richness of the apparel
tina general layishness of the scene were
suF1ciehs 10 fill any vacancy by reason Of
absent IN an. But there were enough men;
there was enough everything; from tbs
punch that spaTkled in the big cut glass
bowl To the women with fine faces and
rich gowns. nothing was absent that
could have made things mere entrancirg.
EoSr. that IL Is over. little whlsperings
that went about last week. may be called
sFTa
being removed from the field Of society by
reason of the Glondyke craze that the ball
would surely be q failure. for Tnen IL was
argued, were the only things wanting 10
Rake this society affair "a success. Wo-
men, IL was known. would be there IN
plenty. but of men. every body said they
/ would be scarce nobility in Kan
Eas. IL is noS necessary TO discuss the
matter In detail. Sufficient IL Is 10 say
tina; society's male population was weil
| represented ana. If ii be true. which 1t is
not. that men were scarce, then they
we're not missed. number who expect
ed TO leave before the bail found their
arrangements in such a condition that
they dli not depart until Friday. ard
were enabled 10 spend their last night
| OK Garth wbsre wine flowed. women
smiled ard the world was content.
The young set was not much In EVIL
dence, In fact 1t had a meagse repre-
asntation. But older society was so SAT-
!Sfied with itself that the absence Of
| younger society created no particular
| worry Had It's members been there they
would have been royalty welcomed; the
entertainment furnished them would have
surpassed anything else ,hat has come up
Ia their social carcels during the g4yety
season Of 1891.
ioa may be expected 10 say that The
big Seattle thsater. where the rail took
place. MAS deliberately decorated. Don't
say Il. The theater had on dress 0t
which Il could we'll feel proud Elaborate
decorations are not necessity. The the
atar. stripped II all tem RoFafy decoTa~
toms. Is a beautiful picture II decorative
elegance. And much did not remain for
artistic lingers TO display their skill Red
and wh.tc. the colers u the Seattle Ten
nis Club. were conspicuous. The boxes
and the gallery were 3raped with the
hunting and In some places where they
were 40 prominent AS 10 Immediately at
tract the eve trained to admire the beagt.-
fgi we're white atiug and ted noun
tain ash berries. These coi0Fs SontTasEed
well With the stage settings They were
Of green and gave a forest picture. You
have seen the same thing during the pre-
eiuctlou % Alabama. or ole OF hose
ether simple plays. where an effort Was
saae - present IN all Of sts richness and
vfNiGuess. seine hing Of natures glorious
work About the orchest RAJ stand and en-
either side Of the stage were beautiful
palms
Thc display of fashionable Gewns was
as the man said az the csrcuS, well
worth the rG.ea ct admission There ara
two th5uss one may always depend upou
when enc wne@ ID ghe teHnis bail First
ef aM "a representation - Seatise society
such aa you see 81 uo ether 53E3e oef'ng
tho year and s@c6ad. a rnsr display u
rsaw gowns iran is - be seen at aEy other
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time comes that these I've tslngs ar. nof
- nc seen mark yBu weli the tennis ball
has ceased - ~ . success.
IL vas gew MINUTES after uiue when
fne AsH yvaS really launched On the sa~
Getty w~~le The stage had h~%n ex-
tended over tae g.aTznes- TIE ceapeTon~s
w2ra At ne s0sth ard east entrance.
They weve Mrs.. Charles Rollins. Mrs J.
a Na.ree Mrs, nanfei keileAer. Mrs.
cares Power and Mrs =. A street..
Tha FErSs RaS nsentai orchestra a. the
north sn8 %: sAe stage. played muse thaf
would inspire cl~fnsy people - - fay FER
g. sharns elves aS - dancN gracefully
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sr3 danced - tnr music apprecsste is-
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