The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-04

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tnx taken OF psrishaose Qualities. Nous
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Fish display OF ribbons fashioned into
rdings or narrow rachlngs are the proper
mminge. Painted tulie and HpS ngles In
llmbinAtion are perhaps tha most effective
feselty for the coming out'' frock.
Afternoon dahu,s arr quite as popular as
+ Affairs OF evening. Flowers In proftl-
- grace the occasion and Il Is no infre-
Stnt occurrence for a debutante 10 receive
many as go floral offerings.
Hone slip Of a cir; in cornfiower blue sur
tandsd herself with heaps OF bouquets and
herr half hour during her retention as
rrasi enc only IN select auo.hsr that sha
AIsh, do honor "a as many friends as
tine would permit on the ali eyertf,,i dav-
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j eaptivate She has already demonstrated
Ir Possibilities for posing as a figure al n
kse fete or o,ieen az a floral carnival. Her
iroud rnoshar nsss haye no ,nssgs,,,rgs ~.
d her future .uccsss. This little net was
brilliant hyplav, and knowledge of II has
bread in cluhdom, where men gossip or
raneai,xe as best hefits their mood over
,kastfi whisky and White Rock.
lIMs eyes fairly ache from the glare o:
}sttric bulbs and memory 81 sumptuous
|karsments below stairs. but I've promised
h hauige In some gsneralities about
owns, ete.s and I've borrowed madame's
psebcok. which Is to be returned on the
ieffow.
% must TO my hreadwianins: never
4ad the headache.
1.-THE debusante's freck Is a replica OF her
teeissrs. and only in the matter Of mate
" does II differ at all. II she makes her ,
Fuaf bow In the afternoon, her dress
ilG be high cut; II evening IS the ac-
fessd time. she should he 6ecollets- Pale |
fas are considered most becoming, bu, IL
quite good form to wear brilliant color |
NW y necessary 10 enhance the beauty or |
aeoseang-
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l'fweied trimmings hracketed from HIP 10 |
We u a new way OF applying Bit Of |
Fgsousness when II rs desirable IN mass |
W trimming. Foot ruff'es edged with |
pssais fe'pihs from under the plated |
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n't coz or viewer, making n Decided |
if'sssion anout the waist Inc IKE unto /
~ 10 the ss9s se.r hat It i. 's With rs'e ~a'