The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-17
EMBROIDERED SUMMER GOWNS.

and when put I, on the people who
knew mother and me both asked me how
my daughter was and what time thought
pE killing would be this fall
Then We all howled, and Molly spoke:
My experience Is that very thin black
net with tiny little dots rather close To-
gether is the most becoming at ali times
ouf the proper thing to do just now is
to wear two wells. one a thickly dotted
BACK one, the net being very liEe, and
inns must be drawn close up over your
hat with the ends turned under and
pinned with n fancy clasp. Then there
must be white chiffon dotted with white
SIX, and this must be hung around your
hat as If IL were a window drapery, the
ends being straight and loose at he back
and the whole thing Tipping and Tapping
with every breath of wind. The girls
who go to extremes wear a blue veil and
then n brown one. and some wear a white
one and then brown one. while few
girls. the kind who have just got home
from Paris. are wearing blue underneath
and green outside. Personally I like white
and black best. but of course a girl al
ways likes choice In everything. from
wells and olives TO flowers and men"
The girl who was always well dressed
and who IS fearfully good form asked II
any OF us had read the discussion as 10
whether women were mean with money
or not. / said l did not believe they were.
because the women who have money given
10 them do not know It's value. while the
women who earn 1t do know It's value and
feel pleasure in spending it. People talk
about extravaganza, why Mr. William
Shakespeare. commonly known as BILLY"
hit the nail on the head when he said.
Costly thy habit as Thy purse can buy"
FOR good stuff WI stand making over and
always shows what It Is. while cheap
ore bears the imprint Of being cheap and
nasty
Tlking up the question Of spending
money ana not giving things away. Just
look how generous women are when they
give their hearts, the best possessions, 10
hrutcs 0f the deepest dye, The woman IS
bad spv nder who buys things she doesn' I
want because they are cheap. or who buys
filings 0ot suited 70 her age or appear
aure. counting on their being useful some
rs. Stu0s 40 out Of fashion and are
only liz for busters. She who buys cheap
gloves. cheap shoes or cheap artificial
flowers makes herself look a. cheap "a
ihev are e NON. thew are things that are
reasonable in price u aich T. - sensible 70
huy would b. foolish = paid % cents
a yard for lawn when I car 81 what
SUITS me iust as well for X. bur cannot
Ct e tor 4 Yet when l go 10 buy black
gown I should nc rncTf than foolish u
d.3 rot set tirst-class broadcioth. tine
eUdora Or good serge. fer then / would
- c~v- ain % a good color sn3 of as wear
FIX well | b0y nv black ~ famous
hr.devroouo chose hls bride for ntr weaf-
i~< qualities " There are "a number of TO-
heS committed IN the name 81 dress
Bother" ~a.d + 1T Is a good dag 20
@e foolish once IN a while. because then
rou become earned IN wisdom. and
an8"- had }e~' 80 this Far when the
smallest NV ~ nc frjhe was brought up
IN n fst7t.-E sens}ttton. Mile the mo
rs.veies tto,.st 4s.e~ arm. wet. but happy,
E[ Three naN.~c tHasofei into ;he horse
trough We gave M small boy brandy.
whle ne puppies Went Of ant lay where
tae sun alaxsd upon them a ne rate -
p aegsees E,, they liked & Even ,he
sn2a9 hry wen ne hsi rad enough
brandy -aH - resEty drowrsied, but /
ia. : good time"
Aaa a. vou know there ia LOT i7 max
fec q t:e.afsl; -4ttcr - have good time.
far t-sn tou are pretty ap; 20 *, Il. but
He4 ranssct have = good tiEne Z YOU ttod
s.--y,asne a trouble and everybody dIsa-
grvtsh}e
You ear't have a goo. time :. your
wardroo. : sorr 20 be TiFsi IN your COR
sheraton.
va cas-. hsye a e1oS tine uEitss yon
uake By ~ th~ morning wtth ~Eniie on
,au- fare ar5 ~-av yo9- smile al day
lerg
Ven cant Save = sod THE u'i@ss you