The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12
cHAuTAUoUA SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr.. Con A. Gepfert paid Chautauqua a
visit on Saturday.
Miss May Bagiey, OF Seattle, is g guest
at the Lugrin cottage.
Miss Nell Claypool spent Sunday with
her friend, Miss Kenwick.
Mrs. i. ]. Gotta, of Seattle, spent Thurs
day with friends at Camp Alder.
Prot. w. +. Babcock, of the Minor
school, spent the week at Hotel Reese.
DIR. Lamson. Of Tacoma, spent a few
days with his sister on Bryant avenue.
Miss Kate Croker, of Cambridge, O., Is
recreating at the beach for few weeks.
Mr.. Timothy BurIeigh, of Seattle, came
over Monday and remained until Satur-
day.
Mrs Robert Hankey, of Des Moines, w as
the guest OF her friend Mrs. Wilson on
Monday.
Miss Carrie Horton, after q two weeks
delightful stay at the beach, returned
home yesterday
Mr.. E. L. Mesrs. who has besn promi-
nent in Chautauqua society. left for Seat
tie Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Henderson, who have
been stopping at Hotel Chautauqua, left
for their home on Friday.
The dumb bell exercise by Miss Fannie
kingsbury was the most attractive feature
OF Thursday evenings entertainment
Messrs. Darlington and Atkins, two
leading society lights of Seattle. beamed
upon their many friends on Thursday
evening.
Miss Name Mcdowell. OF Mount Yer.
noa. who spent two weeks at Hotel Reese
left for Seattle. where she will be the guest
oil Mrs. DIR. Davis.
Miss Button, Mrs kellogg, Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Sanborn and Miss Hubbard, all OF
Seattle. were pleasantly entertained by
Miss MarF Woods at Hotel Reese.
Although Chautauqua Is over the at
tendance of campers remains large aud
the remaining weeks of August vii see
constant additions 10 the number OF those
who desire 10 escape the heat and dust Of
the city.
The week closed with cauipfre in
front of Sunshine villa. A general invita-
ton had been issued by Mr.. John l.. Cole
aud family, so that when night fell large
crowd had assembled. The exercises were
of an interesting character. and II was
voted by all TO be one Of the most delight
full events of the week.
The following programme was rendered
at the pavilion Friday evening. lnstru-
mental duet, Misses Abrams: original
poem, Mrs. &. 5. Rice; defamation, The
DAAekfAAn% shdAis bAttEAEA
dumb bell exercise. Miss Fanny Kings
bury; recitation, Mr.. 4. T. Martin; recita-
tion, Miss 4. kingsbury; instrumental
trio, Miss Abrams; remarks Prof. w. F.
Babcock. After the entertainment the
denixens of Chautauqua repaired TO the
open space between Bryant and Emerson
avenue where a campfire had been ar
ranged by Misses White, Hoxton and
Hutchinson. The invitations 70 this al
fair were novel in their way, having been
written on clam shells. These will be
kept a. souvenirs of a most delightful
gathering. The entertainments consisted
OF Rotations. singing and hpElesques.
ON Thursday evening two rival camp
fires were held on Point Hyar and were
said by all who were present 70 be the
most successful OF the season. The camps
were at point on the beach so close to-
gether thas 1t admitted Of an exchange OF
pleasantries, aud when anything OF an
interesting nature would occur IA one.
those in the other would cease their les
tivltiss and listen. Camp Ire No.
/ vas IN charge Of Prof Habcock and
Mrs. A. A. Campbell the feature
OF this camp ire was bur.esque
on the Eoem Barbara kreiichie," acted
by Messrs. Babc0ck and Reese. The re-
mainder OF the evening was taken up with
song aud story and ailer~ard an eljoya-
be ride 10 the docE. Camp No. enii-
yened the evening hours with songs and
games and some delightful airs by tae
coFnet land