The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12


arrange themselves in an lmrnovahs
barrier ehsn TIE river hnrts IT'S hreaks~
epcn them i4sa3aE them and Itself Is
. raars 50 fury tae mountain side as2-
swsrtug hack I'D a dtafentnE ciamor,
witch is heard fn~ usles s way down the
valley. These breakers affFsr fTuEu thoSs
81 ere SEA IN thar they hreak Backwards.
Hhfie those ~ the sea break forwards.
A correct sketch Of any area x TIRE rfEer
ii iris usod gives the recor8 % its rage.
Fel5ng Aow feFcely ard how far 81 mas
been ruDnins tn reach THE SPOT scen.
The artiSt sslccsetis By giving the Sweep
81 surface. az enc instant couCaVe au3
the next coaTsx- beth hssag strongly
marked ~ parallel lines running in ,',e
direction. and maae By the velocity f
the current All else i secondary. how
ever VARIABLE a. aesthetic accessaTl 81
Beauties and TeFrors of thv 0eeau" VIII
hss discussed Tuesday evening next wb -a
artists and others interested are cort5el-
~ iavited 20 attend. \ skstChiES party
spent yesterday afternoon 81 tae Brig n
ten hossh suse. where pretty views were
obtained ~ yhe bay ana shars- Another
party viii work there next Saturday ami
tae few more outings likely 10 DC en-
joyed by the league this season.
An Eastern society journal announces
Af+1A AtAF tN4tA% attlt-3 81 -a--iaGlA VIII ~
semb}e hts great-EranGfatheF ia one To-
speet this coming season. lie viii wear
CFavat. Not one - the wonderful crea-
tons u silk ard lace which set OF the
aEistocr4tte features Of the ola-tIms beau.
hut a modern affair. severely plain ana
name II heavy silk 0r satin ribbon. IL
i, in fact, a combination stock and era
vat. and II generally worn. will DO away
with The linen band now universally cen
vas in Paris the idea originated. aEaa the
Prince Henri eravat.~ as the new arti-
Gle Of neckwear is called. Is thc tad II
the hour ia the French capital.
A number Of New York chappieS have
wentured To wear the cravat afternoons
at seaside resorts The Prince Henri
may be hriesly described as a strip u
heavy silk or satin ribbon. four inches
wide and one and thrse-QuarteTs yards
long. The middle part or the strip. or
What takes the place Of the collar. Is
interlined with 2 medium stif canvas,
with An outer covering Of white silk 20
protect the neck
IL can BE- obtained IN various sizes 10
it the shirthand and the size corresponds
with the number - the collar usually
worn, That is. II a person wears No.
is collar. the proper size crayat would
also be 16.
The method Of arranging the new neck
Wear. as described hy the haherdasher.
sounds like a complicated and difficult
undertaking and liable In initiate
against their popularity However, Il -
really very simple. nor as much trouble
as buttoning en- linen collar and tying
four-in-hsnd Of string tie. Directly n
the center of the cravat. AT the lower
edge. Is q tiny eyelet which slips over a
collar button which must be set with
sparkling jewel. After this is done. the
next thing is to take both ends Of the
CraVat draw them together 10 meet nj
the hack OF the neck take the right end
ia the fingers OF the ieft hand and vice
versa. cross the folds and bring around
the neck 10 the front. The ends are left
hanging loosely while the hack Is fas-
tened daSn by means Of hottonholcs IN
each lower edge which TT over the coll
lar button in the hack. When this "a So
cured the ends are drawn tightly tegcth-
er and crossed. the meeting point com
ing directly under and close up TO TIE
jeweled button The ends are held in
place by a small stick pin through the
shirt AT the meeting point For after
nocu wear the new Neapoiitan striped
SILK in gorgeous coloring IS said TO be the
correct thing, but FOR evening nothing
could be prettier than the one IN ivory
white satin OF exquisite quality. spfigged
with moss rosebuds n their natural col
ors. which the dealers show with much
pride.
Society will read with interest the no
tice published I'm the oTeEonian last No1-
day relative 30 Or. Garrett's nTst sun
Day with his new congre CATION. The ore
gonian says:
THE services yesterday az Trinity
church marked the beginning ~ the rec-
torate in that church OF Rev. D. G. Gar
rett formerly 81 ST. Marks church. Se-
attic. Very largo congregations we're
present 10 greet the new rector on his
first sunday occupancy of the pulpit
especially al the moralng service Of II
O'Clock Not only we're Trinity's own
people out in force. but large numbers
from the outside including many who
had known Mr. Garrett tn Iowa and S.
attic. We're assembled for this chief ser
wee ~ the day
THE service was impressive through
out. The fine choir ~ men and boys rem
dered the music in "A very devotional
Kramer. the o1ersory anthem being par
ticuIariy praiseworthy. TIE new rector
was outspoken in his appreciation ~
Triuity's choir which be said f. one -
the best trainfd r. has heard for many
day. and wiu compare favorahly with
the same kind u choirs IN the Episcopal
churches Of the large Eastern cities. Tho
morning service consisted ~ fASany the
sermon and Holy Communion. From the
text Our SufF}ciency Is 81 God II Cor
lnthians. ili.5 the rector spoke directly
20 his congregation about the reHpnnSi-
hl8ties 81 fhe ministry and how they
were 10 be met. The sermon WAS an *
ceuent presentation Of the duties an ar-
dent ard conslderate minister felt inn
posed upau him nv the acceptance of A
rerforShip and contained many whole
some thoughts on the ilne ~ duty q min
lister should mark for himself The au-
6lenca was highly pleased with the ron
ceptton ~ pastoral relation Rev. Mr.
Garrett expounsed and cordially greeted
their new spiritual adviser"
Unless ther> IS some Unusual attraction
at the Tb3rd Avenue theatre "a is not cus-
taruary far society TO rush there every
night ~ each WEEK ~ fact u the the-
atre' defsso fed uuoB society for lts anan-
c}sl support - s. safe 20 SAY that no.
tice $50 tet~ wouia adorn fhc outside %
the house wIfhla three months.
The Seattle theatre s. soctefy's place y
anause nuent ard * e. only n0w ard then
that sou may drop lHto Use Third Ave-
noe thea4re and see 2 sprtnkhng ~ scci-
cts folk r. was different fast week
The presence sn che City Of Guy Bates
Pest ard his bride. who#e stage name -
Nsss Trusx Sc 20 fss credited for the show
Irs that zsclety made every night There
svere numerous parties composed - t1o1s
who are cfassed among the -. ard -
Monday evening a box party made p
~ NJ Posts society frieuas w4e f0i-
Ioas@a by- a reception and supper. Tno>s
in fhe PARTY were Mis- McEanEht. ~
Mckinney. Miss Eveiyn Graves Sis
FEarsard Mfrs Carlisle ~ %ew frsF
Miss Refer Mr. Thomas Van Dyke Tv-
ler. = Tacoma. Mr. Harold srnlfh, n.
Robert webb Mr. Charles ElarF sir.