The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10

most popular women In New York. Mrs.
Nelson IL as dark as her brother, Fred
Gerhard. but she has a flee full of ami
nation. waiie her eyes sparkle like twin
stars. She has hundreds OF friends. and
II Is said OF her that no woman In the
fashionable set does as much good among
the poor. for Mrs. Nelson does not allow
her charity To so through the hands Of a
third person. but she visits the sick and
those ir trouble herself and sees that they
arc helped Us they should be. 1t was she
WHO started the fashionable sewing clsss.
the 20. NJ" which many thought applied
to~a popular brand OF cotton, but. no, 4
stood for "0elrichs and Nelson Mrs.
Charles oeIrichs. Mrs. Nelson's hcsIm
friend. having been her partner in founding
Il. This sewing class did great work dur
ing Lent and sent over $50 little garments
TO the founding asylum and so made 500
little children comfortable and hapsiy.
There Is many n fashionable woman this
Easter morning who. during the Lenten
days has worked hard and denied herself
many a luxury that her pet charity Nigh.
gain by IL.
Every third person on the avenue is a
messenger boy carrying pot of flowers.
for nowadays X Is the growing plant that
comes with somebody's compliments al
though the special body has the privilege
OF sending a few cut flowers. that my lady
may wear them at dinner Is Ii Vanity
Fair to which this procession is vending
It's way? Perhaps. but there is much that
IL good In Vanity Fair. How do you know
and how do | know the kind acts done
by the clown as he j.ngies his bells or the
dancing girl as she floats around on The
tips Of her toess Many a good act l.
concealed behind jest. Many good
act Is laughed Of as II 1t amounted TO
nothing. / wonder what your Easter ser
text. Think wei of every body" The
preacher told Of the pleasure that would
GENE II We always credited our fellows
with kind acts. and then he said that from
continually thinking well OF others we
grow 10 be good ourselves sUndouhtediy
that is true. When you and I allow our
thoughts TO ltngtr on the good and beau
tsfui how can We accept any benefits but
those which make all the world good and
al the people In IL lovely.
That was the sermon I heard, and as
! walked along. making one in the Easter
procession. l was gia8 20 be there. be-
saase lsve 70 too6 n pretty women aud
dream II lovely II ngs. And there are 50
raany OF each n this worla-shis great
aew ward, 50 rich in everything that ss
good Somebody near me whispers that
In a little While IL wlEs be all changed.
Others win form the procession and you
Ss3a Ntst As-~~WRftS- sNGat We are not
thinking ~ thar. We are thinking Of the
sunshine, and tie pretty wosnea and the
flowers, ard We are glad that the fashion
able eoloTs are the ones that permit the
wearing Of viaIets and roses and gorgeous
yellow blossoms Then yea remember, or
] whisper 70 yea. vhat a past a pee, OF
sFilaS aud fssvolS. SrSte about che fash
soaaese shade Of Yirk;
This fraek. when RS made with most ex-
olsisite taste
And Gas like "a glove on thu shoulder
Vita Yoke ard full psaits and band az
tAe waist.
Wssf gladden. fhe passing aeAel{isr
WIN lace ard WITH battons Of mother o.
Pearl
You'll szav on natures reelection
The best Of at gssfss for q Pretty young
girl
No doun, Ia the pink Of aeTfecsion-
And when ynu rssst her-hat goa have
met her. on this Easter usnrnaax yea are
walking with her IL the pyacs salon Al.
we'll belief in humanity il q necessity On
Easter morning ard now what yes war.
70 hoac for Is thai sac may and you the
pink OF psrfecss0u' ard f-wssl. | wssa
you 3 sAapv Easter izy ard tr14ss tha.
yoa &c; IN early enough 10 sse TIE sun
dance. Or L did. IL dsa. ] sSsase v0u
il 80, On fhe wesd and hvgsr ut
BAR.