The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

Have you been 20 Cohasses7 Nor
Wen. you have just simply missed hair OF
your life II is enc Of the most delightful
spots / ever visited. Why. just think of
4. fifteen miles OF beach for wheeling,
lovely surf for bathing, ard tennis court.
Could yo2 dream OF anything more oliss-
fulrs
Thus spoke an enthusiasts Seattle Glib
sonlan girl wao spent her first summer al
Nasningt0r.'S future Newport, and al
though her seeming unboanded enthuSt-
asm might sound girlish. IL ]. nevertheless
aeqasezcei IN BY number OF society peo-
pie who have lately visited this new re-
sort. Although comparatively new u -
attracting more attention than any sum
mering place In the Northwest. and next
year is almost certain 70 find Il the Mon
tersy OF Western Washington. There are
already a dozen or more cottages aiong
the beach. the Woods cottage being IN The
greatest demand. The growing popularity
% this most healthfui and charming sea-
side resort has caused an inclination
among moaeyed men 10 build "A magnin-
cent hotel. which may be reality before
another year shall have passed. The un-
broken stretch OF beach makes a perfect
paradise FOR bikers. which Is transformed
into 4 haven OF bliss for bathers at high
tide. A tennis court is also an attraction
which meets with high favor. Among the
prettless private cottages are those OF Col.
Heastis, of Tacoma, and Secretary OF
State James II. Price.
In local circles the week has been IN
commonly quiet, the seashore resorts and
camping parties attracting the attention
of cltyites. Many OF the campers, though.
have either returned or intend so 10 do
shortly. and when they do the woods viii
miss their gladstone shouts and merry
songs. bat they will have no one TO blame
n a ha ysFU -sfser
somewhat chilled and the days clouded.
Camp Kautz viii be broken this week. the
members returning to their town home.
The Weston-I.arned- Preston party re-
turned during the week from Lake CreS-
cent, and the HGghes-Piummer party are
once more IN town. Tennis is stiu attract
ing the attention OF the fashiona BILE set,
and although the quartette OF best play
ers. Messrs. Hurd, Aeserve. PeIly and
Carstens. has been absent in Victoria dur
ing the week. pleasant tea was held at
the Seattle club courts on Wednesday
that was quite largely attended. All of
the courts were filed during the after
noon. Mrs. j. b. MacDougail. assisted by
Miss Murray and Miss Furth. served tea.
The Strives gave a clam bake at their
Lake Washington cottage on Tuesday
eyepins 70 the Furths, HUNS and few
friends from town.
Mrs. J. c. Haines spent the greater part
Of last week at Barnabee and Yarrow.
number OF the members OF the Sc
attic Tennis Club viii visit the tennis
tournament and bah 70 be held at Tacoma
during the coming week.
AIRS. a. E. MacCulsky visited with her
e. b.
Lake Washington last week.
Miss Furth was the guest OF Miss Muir
ray the latter part of The week.
Mrs. Fannie Kautz. Miss Kautz. Miss
Navarro Kautz, Miss Nichols. Miss VIE
Der. DIR. r. W. Schoenie Mr. w. W. Bush
Mr. Laurence Spear and Mr. T Y Halter
VIII break W camp early this week after
months enjoyable outing at Webster
point on Lake Washington.
The yacht White Star took the follow
Ing named young men on a ten days
cruise down the Sound: Mr.. VIII Farr.
SIR. Frank lngcrs0n Mr Zen Sninss. MFR
CHARLES =. Ciary. Mr.. Reuben Allan. Mr.
Scott Calhoun and Mr.. Frank Frederick
On the cruise The sloop will visit Fair
haven. Whatcom, Port Townsend. Vic
soTia. and VIII also be at Port Angeles 10
attend The target practice 20 be conducted
there by the Eve United States ships under
Admiral Beardsley.
Miss Elaine Hanford returned last Tues
day from ocosta. where she has been OF,
a few weeks outing.
Mrs. Fred Stimson returned last Tues
day morning. after r visit OF two months
at her old home. Muskegon Mich.
The following young people picnicked At
Maarona park last Wednesday evening.
later tourneying down 20 Lasehi 20 the
band concert; Miss Jean Lynch. Miss
Marie Burdicks Miss Young Miss Ham
mons. Mr.. Lem Shortridge. Mr.. Fred
]. Wesley Young.
Mr. aud Ngs. T NJ naultcn entertained
the following friends on a launch party
ard picnic AZ Madrona. on Lake Washing
ton. wednesday evening Afr. and Mrs..
Charles Ssfnson. Mr.. and Mrs Joan *.
Brown. Mr. anc Mrs. u. j. Hull Mr.. and
MS. l. a. GRAY, AIRS ~ A. HART Mr..
ana Mrs. g T.. Webb and Miss Mabel
webb. The ran across Che lake was de-
Uehtrli and on reaching the east shore q
tse lake landing was made Sc the pretty
,,9s,i., .ss.at known as Medina. where sun
rss~ was nad. each member az tae party
fakipx -ssraeshing substantial Later in
tNa evening she party went TO Leschi park
srs listened - the band concert that vas
in progress there.
The camping PARTY consisting u Mr..
"a sfrs clarence Preston. IDr. ard Mrs.
sseorre Newlauds ard family. Mr. ana
a.. q T. xveesrn and fauifv NJ ard