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

The third annual basket picnic ana ex-
cursIon OF the Foresters' Amusement AS
ISOLATION was held last Sunday at Pleasant
Beach. and was a day never 10 be forgot
ten. The steamers chartered made six
round trips 10 the grounds and even then
were unable to accommodate all that de-
sired to attend. Special parties came in
from Port Orchard. Black Diamond. Will
keson, Franklin. Snohomish, Blakeley. Bal
lard. Fremont and Duwamish. The wealth
OF was perfect and the committees ar
rangements all that could be desired. No
intoxicating liquors were allowed 20 be
sold. with the result that the picnic
eclipsed anything yet attempted. Athletic
sports were held and prizes TO over sixty
winners presented. Dancing was INDUCED
in under the direction Of the floor director.
H. .. Stoeii5uE. with music by the entire
LANCER & 1.uehen band. 10 the delight OF
fno people. Taken altogether the excur-
sion rebounds 20 the credit OF the commit
tee. which was as follows; Chairman.
Thomas II. Andrew: vice chairman. 2. F..
Paulson; secretary, Phillip Rottenstein:
treasurer. II. McSorley: @. J. D0rfuer.
NJ. Kirmer. f. Jones, f. O. Robinson. o.
+ Swanson, ". Cors. 9. Wynne. q. V.
Brown. J. \ Malsn. r. McLaren. T Dug
gan, A Reed. c. F. Ehref. A. Nivens.
J. NJ. .Iluna. X. Kiefer. A Mstthes and
F. c Dunn, al 81 whom worked hard 10
promote the comfort AM pleasure OF the
The Rurwsn camp on Ak point was the
scene OF a happy gathering last Monday
evening the occasion being the twenty
nffb anniversary % the marriage OF Mr.
ana Mrs. A 2 BurWeU The anafr was
made an ocean beach Jubilee. and was en-
sovef BY nearly every member OF the 1t
tie tented colony ana some friends from
this SIDE An immense log fre cast a
50 f--
Ing a most enhancing picture against The
harks~ourd Of pine trees and foliage.
Gathered about the FIRE was TIE cou7Danv
al fnteutly engaged IN listening . instrd-
mental ard vocal music and Rotations
a. more sDrrau~iate tnasts The beanff-
ri soerano ~ Nrs. p G EtIbcurna never
sounded prefsisr. the clear notes dying
anav onlv 70 come hack n echo NJ. and
Ms J. T. Dawson also delighted the
merry crowd wlth vocal selections Mr.
Reuben w Jones. whose fine voice Is a.
-xays a treat. sung a number % p5scss ap-
i4-a,-tsts % the occsSor. the most note
xortnv being Al original song en- the
cam Another musical fas,ur. az the
evening vas TIE mandolin ans guitar duet
~ Miss Gillette ard Mss Helen Gillette
White This rrsu<sc was pleasing - TIE ear
~ announcement thzt refreshments we're
n readiness vas 6ossbiy pleasing. as IL
.4vravs "a when In carnr WhEa tie camp
n-s snf music gave ira accomplished ones
81 a-,po-tnritv - shine. tire festive board
v-ssa q r.xsisie for every one % make
+N.--xafve< heard Mr.. J. Z Dawson. IN
a Na--w --a-re-. gave tossT OF the nrst
sva wea~S a. married Nfe. ar5 Ts- = q
x57sss,u~ne. s1Nays good. took up ter years
a. married felicity Mr. \ ?. EgrEeli re-
.,o-ses >, she tassts Il = speech esuehs~i
- 49,. .uss,sfEfal ~s-sis. 81 which ne seef-
t-rav- tNsrk<s rs friends or hehasf of
rt-ns~r- srs wsfe. who fer the past twers-
49, a.. ,na~~ AVE shares each otn@~a sSvs
50 -,~ss Mr. Esrwels speech vas ex-
.~s-s4--rv .Tvr0-essIve an3 vas 4 stsinx
close 20 = rg,sss ferrous occasion
4 sertzAtfrf tsu1cA ~s-tv vas Sswen On
-->et,r.ssv II hsrr- - 1u6Ee ans Mrs. q
y u Csfrss-. ~ CasrseStaeya, M. ~ho
s-a he~s a ,hesr bridal trlr. Ms Gibson