The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
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r1en. who can themselves gentlemen, s15
whose recognition ia society circles IS due
chiefly 70 the staining q TIER aaTents-
TAAse rwo CT three youngsters Ezve
not YET outgruwn ire Asa -nat & Is
smart 70 drluk. and following oct this
theory. they Frgcee1 % drink themselves
into a state e partial iutCxicsti01 before
gofng 20 a narty and finishing up from
task % whisky between dances. thus D.
coming envkozasly drunk disgusting the
asseublare. dEsxracang themselves and
bringing censure 6own on their hosts and
hostesses from people VINO. n Ignorance
Of the real facts o. ne case. attribute the
performances o. these smart Chaps 20
ever-in9ulgsnce in Punchf
The number Of thsse offenders IL Seat
lie society = sr1aIl-xhey coula be counted
on one hard without using the thumb
ara their names should BE excluded from
the Invitation lists OF respectable functions
until they come 20 a realization OF the
fact that such fagrsut violations % de-
cencv viii not b eountensnced or toiey-
atea BY people who value their own repu-
tasions.
1T - 10 BE- hoped tia; these young men
viii see the discrezit they are rejecting
on themselves ard their friends and in
the future conduct themselves in such a
manner as 70 wipe out the blots they have
placed on their own characters. and by 50
better element Of society"
AZ the tine draws near for the grand
charity calico hal interest IN the event
Increases The sale Of tickets Is larEe and
many requests are being made on the Ia
dies IN charge for more. The leading dry
goods esta5lizsl Tnentss have experienced an
extraordinary run on calicoes and other
light textures that vii be apropos 70 the
occasion. thus predicting a success Of the
function in 40 far rs the gowns are con-
esrned. Elaborate preparations are being
made for decorating the hall. and a spread
IT for the gods Is being arranged by the
committee having that most important
feature in charge.
The music viii BE- furnished BY the First
Regiment orchestra and viii no doubt be
the finest heard IN Seattle this year The
clerk OF the weather. who is always char
itaGs. has PROMISED a clear. beautiful
night for the occasion, so that there will
be no excuse for anyone remaining away
on account OF the weather. The price %
admission has besn placed within the
range OF all ard even 20 persons not in
tending 20 70 IS an incentive for a do
nation. as the proceeds are To 20 toward
the maintenance of little homeless beings
whose little lives are watched over and
their youthful destinies guided by the
good women who devote their time and
money for their support
Mrs Brooks. president OF the society.
requests that all the members meet with
her at Ranke hall Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock sharp. Attention is again called
20 the places whele tickets can
be procured-Stewart & Holmes drug
store Duhbs 4 Goodwin's pharmacy.
Smith * Kennedy. druggists. and Calvert
& Co. stationers The members 81 the
different committees are also provided
with tickets. These committees are "a
follows:
Reception-Mrs- J. f. Mcknight. Mrs
<. {. Neufelder. Mrs. Mont gemery Rus
sell. Mrs. c. u. Stialson Mrs ;. Aronson.
Mrs. ". II. III. Green Mrs. II. F. Backus.
Mrs. j. ID. Lowman. Mrs. II. c. Henry,
Mrs ]. r. MacDougall.
Refreshments-Mrs. A w. EngIe Ms.
s L. Crawford. Mrs John Leary. Mrs. NJ.
W. Fulton. Mrs j. Gregory Mrs r.
Mayer. Mrs. NJ 4. Maddocks Mrs. A.
Dinklespeu Mrs. :. g. Simpson. Mrs c.
Prosch. Mrs. NJ Gottstein Mrs y. J.
SaCkman. Mrs. @. Boardman Mrs r A
Vince, Mrs. {. r. Tyler. Miss Mather.
Musie-Mrs. George b. Kittinger, Mrs.
r. Lobe. Mrs. Maurice McMicken.
Printins-Mrs A. ". Denny.
Decorating-Mr Fred Stimson. Mrs.
George Garry Lyon. Mrs. HARDWOOD Nor
gan. Mrs. Charles +. Burnside Mrs Del.
Harhaugh. Mrs James kohlman. Mrs c.
u. Johnson. Mrs. 5. F Cole. Mrs. T. w.
Price,
The proceeds Of the ban VIII be devoted
10 the maintenance Of the Orphans Home.
corner OF Box and Harrison streets. This
institution Is iied with homeless waits.
whose destinies are looked after by the
charitable women OF the ladies' Relief So
Ciety, many II not all OF whom have chill
dren OF their own and know what II must
be FOR a little one to b. thrown on the
md reF
eF.
As all eyes are now turned on the in
a1gu-a baE. which Is 10 astonlsh the
world with its pomp and elegance next
month, q description Of Mrs. Mckinleys
inaugural wardrobe VIII BE- interesting.
The wife OF she chief executive and COM
ing FIRST lady Of the land has made two
visits 90 Chicago TO secure this wardrobe
which is row completed. Il consists OF
teu rich costumes OF satin. velve; and ssl-
yer cloth. and viii be shipped from Chi
cago today % the Mckinley home a. Can
tor. Tire costumes 10 be worn on in
auguraI and state occasions VIII b. among
the most magnificent ever displayed IN
Washington society. The cost Of the cos
tunes "a Is said will h. between s. GO
arH fa eo. They are pronounced by those
Who have viewed them 20 be- among the
best creations 1f the arr of dressnaking
which have set been attained lH tins raun-
ivy The gown 10 he worn AZ The inaug-
u-atio0 IS especially handsome. TIE
material s. what 81 known ss clqth 81 sill
yer Tire groundwork IS ~ wnate satin
heavily woven With silver -area5 i1 a con-
verti0n8lzed lfly design. The train.
which s. plain an3 f8Il sweepiry. meas
ures two Yards and a hair "a length. on
the left s.3e ~ IS open over panel Of seed
pearls embroidered on satin. Beginning
az the bottom f. a aounCe 81 Venetian
1o.-t lace % a special ara besGtifui de-
Sign a half yard tn Wi5th which e cas-
cs5e3 narrow ~ ths bottom and gradual
IN n5ters toward The tor until 4 g. cx-
tended l.s fan width over .he hip and ont
- toe back where 81 is partly concealed
u7sev ere fgl train Tee right side Of
tra back j. also slasaed open half way
ar and sns.~ thst s. ar embroidered pet
:tr7at ~ pearls
The bodice IS tlxht d.1aE and slightly
ra#rtsa tr 'front.' and back. The lower part
Is az SILVER csoIh. AMI fhe rn0sr and back
- pearls The same beautiful lace that
&c used = the a1guoe s. fastened AZ tbs
walst aee into q narrow point vnS 81
srape5 wider .oEaFa fate shou' 5-rs In a
T-share IRE collar IS ~ pssrI-eal aroas-
e-e8 sssn ara from f. "a aiga Me5gei
collar ~ tte lace Ire seoves are long
ana fairly tizh, sni ara 1uishe7 az The
v-ts. wen Esr6vke e~e.t- embroidered
A. ere edge fro1 REicH :asy Pal from
narrow iz~e - he same design as th8t
r. rhe sklre
WItA tLss gown AIRS Mckinley Nes-s a
-u--hs~ os diamonds 20 sas-e7 tie fs-e
ar tna f-o~- - nev Eow- tse aarfsor9sst
Aesar diamond star as6 a ss1nharst e
1nusasl 1~E3aucy- TIE Lring Cor tnls
nes3ttfs} z-Vr g - rlc@ sag3a. Around