The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-21

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IN NIiD sports and features OF
III ilH W outdoor life. Many
II UH Hi of these parties are
HW now returning 70 face
the stern and arduous
duties of town lie.
One OF the largest
PARTIES OF this kind
10 the Coiman camping party, which derives Its
name from the fact that its members are taken
each year TO the place OF pleasure
and recreation by the steam yacht Cyrenc,
which belongs to the Colmans. Ia all
else the party is operated upon purely basis OF
equality. 1t is share and share alike idea and
Mr. Edward BelIamy might learn some lessons
Is 10 how q multitude of people can get along
together this basis If he were 10 drop in at
OF the outings Of the Colman camping party.
The party returned on Friday afternoon after
thoroughly pleasant and profitable vacation
Those interested in Chautauqua are striving 10
awaken an interest In the movement that Will
prepare the way for another successful assembly
next year. The aim Is to put weil-known Chau-
tauquan worker in the field for the purpose OF
increasing interest in the reading circles aud OF
establishing new branches. IL Is the desire OF
Chautauquans to have a circle in each quarter
of the city and one central body made up OF the
best and brightest workers in the city. 1t Is
thought that by such means the good that
might be accomplished will be greater than De-
fore and the strength OF the society will be
materially improved. Among the events which
made the past week pleasant was the luncheon
on Monday of Mrs. J. Loring Wilmington. On
Wednesday Mrs. G. p. Stone and Mre. James
Teddy gavo q reception at Edgewater that
proved one of the distinct social successes OF the
season. On Thursday afternoon Mrs Angus Mack.
intosh gave a very pretty and select luncheon
party. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. George w.
Bacon gave pleasant picnic to Madrona park.
On Thursday night there was nice party given
AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. ". Bouney.
Last night reception was given at Plymouth
Congregational church in honor OF Mr.. Otto
Augustine, who will leave tomorrow for Chi
cago, where he will begin to study for the
ministry.
In Honor Of Mrs. NJ. j. Knbourn6.
Mrs. C. p. Stone and Mira James Leddy. on
Wednesday afternoon, from to O'Clock, at
Edgewater, gave q reception in honor OF Mrs. NJ
J. Rilbourne, of Chicago, who is a sister OF
Mrs. Stone. The ladies who assisted in
doing the honors Of the occasion in the matter
of receiving were Mrs. Jerome Caslin and Mrs.
W. y. Giddings, and their duties were by no
means light, for the affair was one OF the most
widely attended ever given in this city. Nearly
800 In vStations were issued, and among them all
there was not over dozen regrets. Mrs. Stones
residence IL one of the most beautiful in the
city. 1t stands overlooking Green lake and in
the center OF magnificent lawn dotted here
and there by the most lovely flowers. Without
the house the scene was beautiful and within
the rooms had been transformed into bowers
Of various colored flowers that offered
pleasing attractions to the senses The
front drawing-room was done In roses, the
mantel being entirely covered by that regal
flower, while the walls were adorned with ivy
and other evergreens. The lamp in the center
OF tho ceiling was covered with fern grass
ranged in a very pretty manner. The prevailing
color in the library was pink, while the distin-
gushing feature OF the decorations In the
dining-room was yellow. The pretty feature
here was four very handsome fes.oons that
hung over the table, and coored ribbons that
formed sort of rainbow arch. beneath which
the guests Ia this room sat and partook OF the
most dsinty refreshments. The second dining.
room was separated from the first by a set of
norai portieres, and in this room were a number
OF small tables for groups of two and three that
were quite pleasant The pleasures of the din
ing-room aud pariors were varied by charming
promenades on the lawn and all pronounced
the affair 20 have been one of the
delightful successes of the season. The
list OF invited guests 10 follows:
Mrs. i. A. Bell, Mrs. Frank Winsiow, Mrs. NJ J.
Pontius. Mrs. +. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bald
win. Mrs. w. ID. Wood, Mrs. Noble Walingford,
Mrs. J. W. Walingford Mrs. q. X. Coryell, Mrs.
Frank kilbourne, Mrs. c. Poncin, Mrs. J. Nc
Donald, Mrs. John Nichols. Mrs ID. b. Ward.
Mira J. Il. Metcalie, Mrs. J. schram, Mrs. +.
IASOtEsthH, MIS- W. W. III nakelrs hES- i-iietia
J.. Ferry, Mrs. John Leary, Mrs. James W. Will
kinson. Mrs. Jesse w. George, Mrs. w. 4. Newell
Ign. Mrs George W. Hall, Mrs. Mary J. Atkins,
Mrs. Everett Smith. Mrs. c. II. Baclcy, Mrs. f.
A Churchill, Mrs. Dexter Horton, Mrs. Eollin
Denny. Mn. Wallace Nutting, Mrs. l.. b. Bur-
well, Mrs. 4. L. Burwell. Mrs. II. :. Taylor, Mrs.
Charles Parker, Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. w. w.
ktrEwood, Mrs. o. J. Carr, Mrs. NJ. Densmore,
Mrs, J. Nichols. Mrs. Fay W. Foster, Mrs. o. C..
fhorey. Mrs. II. ii. Gilman, Mrs. Lauron Ingels,
Mrs, George Harris. Mrs. : W. CLARK, Mrs q. f..
NJ. Pratt, Mrs. ". Il. Maddocks. Mrs. L. L. Over
Ton, Mrs W. Il. Ballard. Mrs. +. A. Conant, Mrs.
J. i. Conaut, ars. s. II. Libby, Mrs. Samuel
Ramsey. Mrs. J. C. Cole, Mrs. r. ID. Ray. Mrs.
Irving Ballard. Mrs. X. K. Spencer, Mrs. ]. W.
Edwards. Mrs. f. :. Ingraham, Mrs.C A. Chni-
guy, Mrs. ID. c. Garrett, Mrs. J. +. Eshelman,
Mrs. I. Dobsoa, Mrs e. W. Turner. Mrs Fred
Stimson, Mrs, John X, kiDnear. Mrs. George
kinnear. Mrs. Lyman A. Grifaths, Mrs. c. IL.
Clars, Mrs, 3. Alonzo Bright Mrs. Henry Fuhr-
man, Mrs. l. II. Wheeler. Mrs w L. Boone.
Mrs Phillips, Mr.. Ben T. snipes. Mrs ". r.
Bentley, Mrs. J. L. Mcdonald, Mrs w T. Pres.
toa. Mrs. r. & blMock, Mrs. J. f. HUMPHREYS,
Mrs. J. ". Runlsey, Mrs. Z. ". Run, Mrs
W. 3 Relic. Mrs. Jerome Catln, Mrs Mont
goIuery Russell, Mrs. 5. J. Russell, Mrs l. s.
willard. Mrs. David Gilmore Mrs. Amos Brown.
Mrs Z. l. Webb. Mrs. John Collins Mira Fad
Lacy, Tacoma; Mrs. Rufus smith. Mrs A y.
Alden. Mrs. X Catlin, Ms Henry 4. sohroeter
Ars
George Watson, Or. Sarah kendall Mrs
Captain Nucent. Mrs. w. T. Boyd, Mrs. W. P,r.
cons, Mrs. K. +. Whittier. Mrs. Il J. Ely, MIA q
H. Hin. Mrs J. W. langley. sirs. I. r Fleln.
3ns, Mira ii. Il. slsuson, Mrs. Il, Kellogg, Mrs
Joseph shipper, Mrs. }. W. Adams, Mrs q. +
Briggs, Mrs. A Knox, Mrs W +. Smith, Mr.. .
NJ Van Doreu. Mrs J. T. Robinson, Mrs.. Samuel
King Mrs W. x Brown. Mrs. I. Allen, Mira C
r. Ound, Mrs. John \ kloeher, Mrs. Il. J. Har
nett, Mrs. George A. Hswley, Mrs. NJ. J.. Nc
Cord. Mrs. Eesn Smith. Mrs. T. NJ. nsnltou. Mrs
I. Meek, Mrs. J. H. Quick, Mrs ". Z Overenn
Mrs. Charles ID. stimsou, Mrs. ". +. Giddings
Mrs. c. T. Ccnoyer, Mge. Ezra Ssmson, Mrs. II
J. Buil, Mrs C. +. Ffshbsek. Mrs. W. J. Black
veil, Mrs u. b, Il Miller, Mrs A. l. Coon, Mrs
f. i. Quirk. MIS-. J. H. Fsrusworth
Mrs q. h Adsr, Mrs. f. Curtis
Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs c. /. White, Mrs, NJ
r. Ballard. MrS Charles Z. Patterson, Mrs. z
~ Loyhed. Mrs George q. Lyon, Mrs. e NJ
fsesfa Mrs. Il Baxter. Mrs 4. n. Rgookes, Mrs
Helen Hunter, Mrs. r. ". Prosch, Ma O G
Root, Mrs J. A. Hatfield. Mrs. ". E Root, Mrs
yangx, Ars. fslEins, Mrs. v. IL Reeves Mrs
MT BaFnas. Mrs. J. r. walcots Mrs John Ar
thor. arA O. r. Meachsm, Ms. e e. XII
bourpe. Mrs George b. kttiReSr. MFA. j. N
wtsstliag MIRA r. J. Burns, Mrs. Alfred H. Al
aetscn, &rs A. Pratt, Chicago: Mrs +. II
phswafsh, Ars- ~. II. Hughes. Ars- : Frau
.mti,st. Mira j. II. Ssnderson, Mrs. c. Hork lns
Ms ~ Esaaela. Mrs. f. ". Saekman. Mrs.
n rhernayke, Mrs. J. foSt, Mrs. Griftith Davies
u.x shessaau Smith. Mira g. l. Hubbard. Mrs
uarrYF Whitney, Mfa A. ". Haste, Mo.R. "
uauua. Ats n. Z. Hughes, Ora ". l. kiiss MIS-