The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-26

s.sneni ready 10 resume neglected studies
and the older heads their daily cares Of
ne. No society event Of any prominence
|. etpeeted much before the middle or lat
Ger end Of September. excepting perhaps
me ezaning la an tennis tournament. which
vsomises % be concluded wish a grand
keI. Outside of this there 10 nothing ia
y.ew socially for the coming week
Lave Tennis Tournaments.
At speeizl meeting Of the olympic
Tennis Club held ia the offices of Lowman
4 Pslly last Friday afternoon. il was de-
esasd 20 hold 8 tennis tournament. com
rsnciag Wednesday, September 8. aud
lasting until Saturday, September .. All
the members Il the club are expected 10
snseF for tile tournament. as well as the
many outsiders who have already sIgniiied
sseir intention Of 50 doing. Quite NUM-
Der OF costly prizes have been selected In
tie East aud the Carter challenge cup viii
Ass re played for. having been Won last
ysar foF the first time by Mr. Jock Ander-
son Of Tacoma. now living In Fniladei-
Mia Mr. H r. Meseryc having won tie
iameus Marriott cup for the third time. Is
now entitled 10 It's ownership. Entries
sil be made for gentiemen's singles open.
sentemen's doubles open, ladies' and
fentlemen's doubles open. Among the
prominent tennis players Of the North
vest that have signified their intention OF
snlering are. Mr.. W. Long, Mr. G.
Longe. Mr. s. Coppage. Mr.. u. Coppage
and Mr. r. ). Eouikes, OF Victoria; Mr..
Fred Ball, Mr. Everett Griggs, Miss keF-
shaw and Miss Anderson, Of Ia
soma. and a number Of prominent
local players, besides number
Rom Vancouver and New Westminster.
Special arrangements are being made by
the CLUB for the entertainment 81 the
guests, and 1t Is hoped that Seattle can
prove equally as hospitabie as Victoria
and Tacoma we're in their recent tour
naments. Mrs. Pooiey, of Victoria, will
ehaperone quite party OF ladies over to
the tournament, and the ladies of the club
will give afternoon teas" each day. A
tennis ball has been talked OF for Friday
evening, September Z, and the following
committees have been appointed Enter-
talnment--Mr. Andrews, Mr., Aeserye and
Mr. h. Peliy; arrangements Mr.. George
uurd. Mr.. Marriott, Mr. Warner. Mr. At
kipson and Mr.. l.. Pelly; finance commit
tee-Mr. J. ID. Lowman. Mr.. III. +, Me-
serve. Mr.. Philip FaulkenburRh aud Mr..
d. g. Inverariiy; ground Communicable.
Charles Power, chairman.
A committee has also been selected TO
invite number OF the married ladies Of
the club TO assist ia receiving at their
party on Friday evening.
The Last OF Camp .'Twelve-rwo."
Early last week. after delightful exist
enee OF two weeks, camp "TweIve-two"
became numbered among treasured MEM
cries 1t Was one Of the many camps
which lined the shores OF Lake
Washington, and was located on
the point east of Union bay
within easy reach OF the city. Fishing
and hunting expeditions in various por.
lions of the lake region formed a delight
ful feature of camp life. All secured big
supply of rest, strength and pleasure. in
addition To which thu ladies brought
home enough of "that dreadful tan. You
know. " 10 last for several weeks. Bsore
breaking camp. Mr.. Albert Bryan took
number of artistic views Of the camp and
campers, the latter including: Capt and
Msn. Cooling. Mr.. and Mrs c. Franklin,
Mrs. Carey, Miss Robson, Miss Chitten-
den, Of California: Miss Leland. Miss
Hughes. Miss Croker. Mr.. A. Bryan, Mr..
{. Robson. Mr.. c. Robson. Mr.. g. ".
woodhouse. Mr.. O Furbush. Mr.. Olsen,
Mr. Rose. Mr. I'd Damon. Mr.. Caughey,
Mr. II. Leander. Master Theron Melon
aid. Among the visitors TO the camp
Nere: Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. Mr..
ana Mrs Thurston. NJ. and Mrs
George Park. Mr. aud Mrs. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland, Mr.. and Mrs W. Y.
klnehart. IT,. Mrs. John Damon. Mrs j.
W. Bonney, Miss Nrooman, Miss Man
ming. Miss Robin. Miss Ruth Damon,
Miss Hughes. Miss Heosle. OF Calliornia:
Misses Winona and Marion Moore. Mr.. i.
A. Johnson. Mr. Donald Moore. Mr.. Frank
MeRae. M. ". W. French. and Ar. Bar
setL
Ciambake at Chsataaaas Beach.
0ae Of the most enjoyable features OF
Che week az Chaatauqua Beach. was the
elSmhake given By the members Of
Hias,iy and Novel camps. viz. she Misses
Llllian Fairbanks. Alice Ninnedse. Winui-
fred Abboit. Frances Thompson, Jessie
Barlow. Grace aud Gertrude Eeils. Eariy
las' Tuesday morning. aniaue invitations
Sefe issued. written GA clam shells, as
iogloss.
@Nlth cap snd spoon 81 eight
Cuuge % the spst at eiAm osAs.
AS o'cloek about one hundred campers
gathered on the spit east og the assembly
gfoaads. where four rouSiug camptres
lighted she beScb for the distance oi hall a
mte. aud added much 10 tAc braslisncy 81
the scene Armed with cup and spoon
aat peschs3 about on rocks and dEiiswood
hse aupsry birds. The guests sat watching
wHh GREATNESS 'ntsresE lie happy coe&s
a. taey cleared away the sssafains weeds
a. hot ashes, exposing 70 sles TIE p}s
eoata4nlne tNo bushels 81 hot stesmtnE
Clans, vhsch we're served on the halt
saeiI gFom large dishpans. With crackers
Sad sxeei.eat coaiee GA the side,
Al interesting literary AMI musical pro-
gfaaate io.low ed tAr feast Of clans.
Camp oI0 On th~ SQUAD
merry party ~ Seatsleitcs has been en-
loyins Az eating al camp oso toF several
Nssks past. The camping ground IS one
~ sac ao>t hrAuiiial ga fae shores 81
faeei sound heins only nine miles tsesa
Tie etY sac gentlemen drive oot IA TIE
sfeatnE agI hacS 90 bassness in the moTn-
lns kssaius. hunting. eiam digging.
=. se& shooting, fooa racing and bathing