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

Cora Clark, Miss Jackson, Miss Edith Sander
son, Miss Wrestling, Miss Garry Hopkins. Miss
Ada Harris, Miss Henry, the Misses Hanna, the
Misses Miller, Miss Phillips, Miss Forney, Miss
Kinsley. Portland; Miss Mcdonald, Miss Ward.
Miss Hall, Miss Emma Atkins, Miss Annie
George, Miss Bagley. Misses Burweil, Miss Kirk
wood, Miss Alice Thorndyae, Miss Mullen, Miss
Prindls and Miss Roper.
Return Of Colman Camping Party.
On Friday at midnight the Colman camping
party returned after having been at orcas island
since August s. The pleasure enjoyed by all
members of this congsnial camping body was
almost beyond description. They have now re.
turned to their respective duties refreshed by
their vacation and filed with pleasant memories
OF a most enjoyable outing They left seattle at
noon on August 4, and on shat evening, having
been conveyed to Coupeville on the Colman's
yacht, the Cyrene, gave a concert there for the
benefit of the Coupeville academy that proved
an artistic and financial success. Next day
they arrived at West beach on Orcas island, the
site of the camp, and spent some time In fixing
up the quarters so that all would be comforts
bic. After that it was q continual round OF
varied pleasures. The party INDUCED In bath
ing, boating, lawn tennis, and every evening
there was an entertainment OF some
kind. Several islands in the. vicinity
were visited and svery conceivable
last evening the ladies got up sheet and pill.
iowcase party that ended in a cake walk that
proved a source OF much merriment One OF
the most amusing features of the camp was the
trial OF Mr. Dan Kinney on the charge OF breach
OF promise. The maiden whose heart he had
ruthlessly flung away was "Miss Daisy" but
owing to her modesty she did not appear In
court. Mr.. T. B. Burwell acted in her stead
and the ladies assisted in dressing him up so
bo "a ma
jured female. He made an excellent and plia-
Bile witness. One of the most interesting feat
ures of the trial was the fac. that the defendant
was not aware or the accusation until the hard
hand of the sheriff, Dr.. T. c. Kilbourne, was
laid upon his shoulder and he was informed
that he was wanted He started to make a rush
for the brush but was eanyht, handcuffed and
made to face his accuser, the maddened Miss
Daisy, in the shape Of Mr.. f. B. BurwelL
Mr.. f.. Z. Simpson acted as judge and clerk,
Mr.. Bert J. HUMPHREYS stood for the plaintiff
ana Mr.. C. E. Bowman acted for the defendant
Witnesses were numerous aud willing. and
groa. point was made on the defendant by show.
ing he tried TO run away when arrested. The
speeches made by the counsel in the case were
of the most eloquent kind. The case OF Bardell
versus Pickwick was hardly to be compared with
this in intensity. The jury. which was COM
posed both of ladies and gentlemen, retired. but
not alone. They were surrounded by friends OF
both parties. The sheriff. much to the disap.
pointment of his many admirers, took q hand
In unduly influencing the jury, which found
the judge guilty and sentenced him TO treat the
whole camp to watermelons for breakfast the
next morning. 1t is understood that an appeal
will be taken to the Weewyck Chautauqua
Circle. and that an attempt will be made to have
the decision of the lower court re-
versed. The following We're in the party:
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Burwell, DR.. and Mrs. E. c.
kilbourne, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. COlman, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. HUMPHREYS, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. d. Ballard, Miss Ida Burwell, Miss
Mabel Dickey. Miss Lilly Maitland, Miss Mary
Mcdonald, Miss Nellie Campbell, Miss Helen
Psnfeld, Miss Gertrude Hubbard, Miss Nellie
Hubbard, Miss Jennie Holbrook, Miss Junie
Houghton, Miss Julia Chamberiin, Miss Bessie
Burwell, Miss Amanda Rildebrandt, Miss
Clarke, Miss Wordsworth, Mr.. l. J. Colman. Mr..
G. A. Coman. Mr.. C. E. Bowman, Mr.. w. b.
Hutcheson, Mr.. Charles Hammond, Mr.. A. s.
Burwell, Mr.. Roy Ballard. DR.. c. A. Smith, Mr..
John Dodds, Mr.. d. s. Kinney, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grout
and Mr.. Van Smith.
Reception for Mr.. Augustine.
Last night at the Plymouth Congregational
church reception was given in honor of Mr.
Otto Augustine, who will leave tomorrow for
Chicago, where he will begin to study for the
pices of the social committee of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Eudeayor and was
we'll attended. The programme was of varied
nature and consisted of vocal and instrumental
music. Rotations, social conversation and re-
freshmeuts. Mr.. Augustine has been known
throughout the city as an earnest and indus
trious young man who has been supporting him
self while going to the State University and IL
is confidently thought that if he in future de-
votes his energies as well as TO has used them in
the past his friends here will be proud of him
I'm the years that are to come. The affair was
given under the auspices Of Mrs. NJ. ID. Ballard,
Mrs. Wickwire aud Mrs. W. II. Reeves. Miss
Julia l. Chamberlin had charge of the pro-
gramme. Among those present were: Mrs.
Ballard, Mrs. Parkhurst, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs
Burchett Mrs W. Ii. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs
Kibbe, Mrs. Gran all, Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr.
and Mrs. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. willard, Mr. and
Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Drew, Miss Alice Penfeld
Miss Williams, Miss Thorndyke. Miss Edith
Simon, Miss Edwards, Miss Blodgett, Miss
Chamberlin, Miss Reeves, Miss Hurd, Miss
Moke, Miss Alice Baker. Miss Helen Penfeld
Miss Jones, Miss Marie Cammele, Miss
Jennie Houghton, Miss Kemp, Mis-.
Bernice Culver, Miss Camme!e, Mr.
Otto Augustine, Mr.. Denny, Mr.. Eugene
Teddy, Mr.. Lspham, Mr.. Edwards. Mr. Gran
dali, Mr.. Burweli, Mr.. Dana Farnsworth, DIR. 5
C. Leonhardt, Mr. Hammond, Sir. Burt Williams
Young. Mr. John Dodds, Mr.. c. X. Hammond
Mr.. Kemp, Mr.. Leon Mears, MI Lee Willard
Miss Addie Harris, Mr. sweezy, Mr.. Stone
Mra Woods. Mr. Mark George, Mis-.
Hartie Woods, Miss Emma Banks
Miss Franklin. Miss May Little, Miss Little
Mrs kerkow, Mrs. Johnston, Mr.. re Roller
Mrs. Te Roller, Miss George. Mr. Coleman, Mis-.
Orr, Rev Wallace, Mr.. J. W. Fairbanks, Mrs
Fairbanks, Miss Fairbanks. Mr. A. p. BGrwell
Rurlatuh- lis,
Biglow, Miss Mcdonald AMI Mrs Mckenzie.
Baptist Conversation Social.
The Young Peoples society of the Marke
street Baptist church gave IL very pleasant
social Thursday evening, August l6. at tbs
home OF Miss Alice Hicks. rs Rochester avenue
In the course OF the evening each gentleman
was presented with a card on which was in
scribed: conversation Social" with eigh
different subjects for discussion, as follows
.sWashington's Unusual Weather. 9Th,
Worlds Fair" "LOve" "The Planet Mars.
'.The Greatest Mystery" "lhe Culinary Art.
.'sentiment,'' success of Young People
socisties-Howe' Each gentleman chose
different lady for tho discussion OF the various
subjects, three minutes time being given 10
each tonic. the tap Of a bell Informing then
when TO begin and when to stop. Good music
was also "A feature of the evening entertain
ment At a late hour the guests took thei
departure, having thoroughly enjoyed them
selves. Several Of the geutlemens voices
were heard IN ,sereaade beior
leaving the avenue. Those present were: Mis-
Phillips. Miss Arthur. Miss Osborne, Miss Me
| Fsrlsne, Miss Proper, Miss ScrioaeT. II - Peek
Miss Briggs, Miss Hicks. the Misses Hall. tht
| Misses Dodge, the Misses Baker. the Misse.
| Fisher. Mrs, Read, Mrs. Hicks. Mr.. Everett, Mr.
| Craven. Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Briggs, Mr. Smith
Mr. Wash, Mr. Brewer Mr. Braymer Mr. Ross