The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-30
4 BIG CLAN BAKE.
The Pioneers Will Have One at
Port 0reha. d.
AT THEIR ANNUAL REUNION.
The society Meets on Tuesday for .
business Session. and WIN Have
Picnic Wednesday.


The Seattle members OF the Association
Of Washington Pioneers are making elaA-
S-ate preparations for their annual re-
union. which takes phases On Tuesday
next The programme covers two days.
On Tuesday the general meeting viii 5s
held al the Chamber OF Commerce Al ire
morning session routine business viii e
-ransaetea- In the evening there Will ee
addresses by President N. V. Rinehsrt.
Sev. ". H. @. Temple and others The
fuli programme for the day Is net vet CON-
piesea. but II VIII include historical
sketches. rem niScenses, etc. contributed
by various members.
Wednesday is 70 oe the day devoted 10
the clam oake-the historic festival which
recalls 50 many Pheasant recoliectsons 10
me pioneers pace n the neighSoraood
OF tie dry dock at Port Orchard has beer
selected as the site for this picnic, and Ia
). Rove, one OF the pioneers. is already on
the ground making the necessary arrange
ments for the reception of the crowd ex-
oected 10 be In attendance. There has
been considerable difficulty In securing
suitable steamboats, 10 take the members
of the association to the ground. but the
committee having the matter in charge
believes that !. VIII be able 10 secure the
particular boats il desires today. II
deems II necessary TO provide accommoda-
tons for not less than so persons, for at
east that many are expected 70 be pres
ent-
Secretary Charles Prosch has already re-
ceived letters from pioneers IN Ki;sap
county and elsewhere, announcing their
intention TO be present. and the camp OF
Native Sons Of Washington, through their
president. A A. Plummer, have stated
their intention to be present In body.
fnere are eighty-three members of the as
ISOLATION residing in Seattle.
The qualifications for admission 70 the
association are three: First. a candidate
must have been a resident of this territory
prior 10 lss9; second. be qualified for adrz.s-
sion to the Society Of Oregon Pioneers.
which requires an initial residence In that
state dating prior 20 1855: third. be quail
he'd as California pioneer, the qual.fica-
tons for which is residence prior to 1880.
Following IS full list of the male menu
eers Of the association In Seattle:
Dexter Horton, Robert W. wfucapaw,
Charles Maidment. Edmund Bowden.
Isaac W. Buzby. Or. G. A. Weed. Samuel
Snyder. n. J. Ohm. Walter Graham. ID.
T. Denny. NJ J. Lyons, H G. Thornton.
john s. Anderson, Jasper y. Turner.
James NJ Hays. George NJ Coupe. George
F. Whitworth. W. Parry Smith, Richard
JACOBS. X c. Crawford. George F. FRYE,
Aa6aAS <NE+>1ls NJ GQyG. -.
Q. Denny, A. w. Denny, Thomas J. earle.
William III. Calhoun, George W. Board
man. c. Fl. Hanford. Clarence Hartford.
w 9. Latimer. John Thornton. Stephen b.
W Mite. Dr. Fl. A Smith. DR.. John C. KeI-
ioSg, waiter Harmon. John r William
son. B. A Chl5erg. James H. woolery. e.
A. Thorndyke. Frank H. WInslow. A. A.
Denny, j. 3. Booth, Thomas Mercer.
mnham 81 Jones. W. v. Rinehart. A s.
Miller. John ]. Blaine, Andrew j Chs-les-
ton- J. NJ Lyon. A E. Hanford. j. II
rayne. j. s. Benson. Hiram Burnett. G.
O. Halter. Thomas II. Cam. Samuel =.
coomos, Edgar Bryan. o. c. Shorey, Capt.
,. Jackson. Orange Jacobs, John Collins.
W. H Gillian J. W. Swezea. Uirieh A
Carr, John H. Ssnde.son, John c. NaseI.
Lewis s. Rowe. william Grose. David IS
biaine, Charles \. White. NJ ". Willis.
Albert Bryan, ". II. McFadden. NJ.
Drew, C. l. LeBaliister. ". ". Poole
John p Fryoerg. Aug. c. Anderson. L. d.
W. Shelton, Alfred Carton, ]. J. NcC.iyra-