The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-04

~EA ent times during
N.Y. the week. The
M funeral OF this
Wv most estimable
woman took place on Wednesday. services being
held at the house by Rev. d. C. Garrett, and
being strictly private and simple. as beftted the
character of the dead. The social events post
poncd by this sad event were Mrs. N. +. Backus'
card party, set for Tuesday night. August 30.
Niss wiesting's dance. Wednesday. and an
affair at Mrs. whittington's own home. to be
given On Thursdsy by a social and semi-musieal
organization known rs tho n. C. Club. Mrs.
Henry C. Coiver. 1903 Joy street, at whose house
Mfs. Wilmington seized with her fatal III
ness. has also postponed the tea she had planned
for Friday. The events Of the week are chron-
acled below.
The Summer Campers.
Camping for q part OF tho summer at least
SCENE TO be definitely adopted as a part OF Seat
tie lie for the warm season, or, rather, for that
season which is warm in other places. Quite a
number OF weil-kEown people have been camp
ing, or the guests OF campers, at Alki point,
West Seattle, and many delightful times were
had. The skylark Club, formed for summer
camping purposes at Alkf point, comprised Mr.
Howard d. Thomas, jr.. Mr.. A. $. Chandler, Mr.
Gilbert B. smith, Mr. Tracy II. Robertson, Mr.
@. e. Arrowsmith and Mr.. Harold N. Smith. In
the immediate vicinity at Alki were also To-
Gated Mrs. W. s. Relic, with Miss Relic, Miss
Genevieve Relfe and Master Linn Relic Mr.
Stewart Smith, wife and child, Mrs. d. n
Baxter and Miss Baxter. Other parties
Of campers were also located at Port
Orchard and on Lake Washington. The Alki
campers dispensed much pleasant and informal
courtesy, giving dances, candy pulls and the
like TO all their friends from time to time. The
lists OF invited guests on these different occa-
sions include the names best known in Seattle.
Between boating, grabbing, dancing. candy
pulling and other seasonable enjoymeuts the
time passed ali too quickly. Most, If not all, OF
the campers will have returned by tomorrow.
West Seattle is also gaining as place of perma-
neut residence, a. is shown by the recent re-
moval thither of Mr.. J. M. Wrestling and family.
Some OF the summer sojourners, notably Rev.
James Cheal and family. did not spend the sum.
mer under canvas, but took q house there for
the season, giving 1t up last week. The Port
Orchard party comprise Mr.. and Mrs. Engle,
Mt. and Mrs. Maurice McMicken, Mr.. and MrA
A. b. Stewart and Mrs. Belle b. Hatnea They
have entertained great deal during the season.
Oao OF the pieasantest camping parties which
have been enjoyed by Seattleites terminated at
Rocky Point Kitsap county, last Saturday. Tho
vicinity OF the camp is a well-known and favor
ite game and fish preserve, and the campers
ysiishsd the sport Of cunning and batting and
Toasted upon the choicest the state Offers Dur
ing their stay OF one month they each added
laurels TO their already long Lists ~ sportsmen.
The campers were Mr. aud MIRA Thomas Ii.
Clancy. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morley, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter r. Burns and Master Harry I. Clancy.
The New Athletic Club.
Much interest 10 manifested in the new
athletic club which 10 being formed in Seattle.
temporary organisation has been effected and
- officers are: George Il Hebron, president;
:. 9. Goldsmith, vice president: Howard ID.
'homas. IT,. secretary, and Manly h. Haines,
treasurer. In addition to the above the follow
ing have signed the roll OF membership: John
Gibbon. IT,, II. !. Outline. G. b. Yandell, T. N.
Halier. y. X. Strive, W. J. Baird, A. W. Cole
man, O. g. Buck bee. 4 G. Wilmans, James
O'Connell, w. f. Bailey, James r. Oberteuffer,
j. II. Hayden, IT,, d. Il. Jackson, +. B. Wrestling,
J. y. Calvert, &. A. Burckhart, Jere II. Wheel
wright, Tracy IL Robertson, G. Meade Emory,
A. Cookingham, ID. N. Baxter, g. E. Arrow
smth. II. N Smith, w. A. Mcdonald, sidney n.
Van wyck, jr., James ID. Hoge. IT,, r. F. Park
hurst, Eugene Teddy. c. A. Barnett, Ernest :.
Lyons, W, ID. Perkins, A. p. Hill. 7. +. Quick,
II. A. Schroeder. +. 4. Graham Berry, l. Pelly,
II. X. Ward, Il. l. Fehren, Livingston b. Sted-
man, Ralph A. Schoenfeld, Berman schoenteld,
James b. Nelson, r. l. Stinson. J. h. Conway,
Charles K. Patten. W. W. Aronson, G. +. Fay, H.
G. Putnam. John r. Lynn, Herber b. Huntley,
John Y. Campion, }. L. Boyer. Alex Jamisou,
+. w. Calhoun, Fred J. Wood, W. NJ. Warder,
John II. Carter. J. Thomas. Fred Gasch. tr.,
Frank s Folts, Thomas A. Gamble. Andrew F.
Burlaigh, William {. Hebron, Herbert w.
Taylor, Cecil C. Evers. u. ". Lawtou, r. l.
Barnes, Paul d'Heirry, z. C. Washhurn. Falcon
Josiin, George Douworth, Frank J. Whittier.
Thornton tioldsby, James Lee. George F.
Thompson, Job 7. Lyon, Il. Il. Leithead, r.,
j. 5. Booth. Andrew Woods, l. C. Thompson,
W. b. Goodwin. Ii. w. Baker, Joseph ". Philips,
W. Il Phillips, Edward levin, Charles Frey,
j. III. Cute, Charles W. Sanders, Henry A. kyer,
A. f. Fouryille. +. Z. Davis, George II. Preston,
Frank s. Southland, John Parkinson. Andrew
Jamison, Charles +. Cawley, Frank Franken-
berg, II. NJ. wheldon, Josiah Collins. K F.
Stewart, James T. White. A. & Chandler. u.
Thomas Denny. George J. Stoneman, Frank r.
lngcrsoli. ". I. Meredith, DIR. f. Weldon Young,
ii. W. Higgins, Frank Morley, VIII H. Parry
George II. Riley. A meeting for permanent
organization will he held at the Northern hotel
on Thursday next
Dr. Georges Reception.
A splendid reception was given on wednes-
CAV mig ut TO Rev. DR.. and Mrs. ". L. George on
their return from the late Puget Sound confer
once at Fuyallun. About so persons. parish
ioIsrs OF DIR. Ueorge's In the First Methodist
church. and Others were present ut the doctors
residence. 2.i0t sixth street The ,hroug was so
great that Mr. and Mrs, Richard Winsor. resid-
ing next door, kindly threw open their parlors
and helped make Or. Georges guests welcome.
Among those present were: Mr. George A.
Adams. Mr.. John /. Brewer, Mrs
Blaine. Mrs. ]. w. Buzbv. Miss rsteiie
Barnes. Mr.. Charles 4. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. John
l. Cole, tho Misses Cole, Mr.. aud Mira J. H.
Darlington, Mr. J. X pevlin. Mr. ami Mrs A H.
Foote. Miss Ida Feota, Mr. aud Mrs f. b. Fow.
Ter. Mr.. Oscar Hall. Mr.. Arthur Hall, Mr.. Fred
Httchings, Miss Alice H.tchings. Mr.. AMI Mrs.. NJ
r Huesin-, Miss uuckins. Mrs I. Higgins, DR..
aud Mrs. E. q. johnson. Mas Winnie Knox NJ
aud Mrs. James Franklin, Miss Ftsnkin. Mr..
aud Mrs. ". J. Morphy. nr. aud Mrs. Yanielt,
Professor Thomas Lippy, Mrs. Il IL Denny.
Miss Evs Wilson. Mr.. ana Mrs u. L. Marble,
Miss Marble, Mrs Maaroe, Miss Munros, Miss
Ovens. Mr.. and Mra A. II. Lugriu. the Misses
Iugrin. Mrs Van Isssei, Miss lnnis Van Tas-
eel. Mrs. Samuel street OF Ortsas: Miss Auna
NJ Brown, Miss Elsie Grcen Colonel aud Mrs
G. VI. shsaie. Dr. sehGale. Miss Minnie hughes,
Miss Grace Nroomsa, Mrs. Dr Wt.lsrd, Miss
Carrie Willard. Mrs J. n. Nalingford, Mrs
Noble Nallingfori. Miss Thornton, Miss Rice
Mr. George Morris. Mr.. Albert Morris NJ. Grout,
Nj Hovt. Nrs Germsiae. Mrs Cutler. Mr. FL.
wards Colonel and Mrs. }. ". Langley Rev Nj
fickels, Miss Danniny. Mrs MeFsrlsn. Miss
MeFarian. Mrs e. T. Mills and Miss May
powney
Farewell 90 Mr.. Lamont
A farewell dinner Was given by the editorial
stat Of the PcSre iSrEIIsGgNCEs u Nj Ham
rend Lament Tuesday evening 81 the residence
o. Nr. VIII II. Parry ca EsEsth street, the oeca-
sion Selug his leaving she paper to SO g. Cam
stseetos IN Enxlssh ST Harvard university.
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