The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23


Outings.
As the season draws 70 close the
sketching parties OF the Seattle Art League
ard school OF Design increase in interest.
BY unanimous consent Of those partlei-
passug IN the outing OF last Frs6ay at Alki
point. e Was declared IDEAL, NOT the least
delightful feature being the trip across
fhe bay on the launch Perhaps. kindly
PLAYED az the service Of the party by Capt.
and Mrs. George Budl5ng. Several sketches
al pretty were made ny every n8sua ber.
The subjects fncsa5ed embowered tents
and cottages, majestic trees. vIstas of
Woodland. boating and bathing parties.
stretches % sarf washed hearh and beet
ling oIuf, or craft Of many kinds spreading
hlther and yon over the broad and heav
Ing bosom % the Sound. which In the dis
lance melted into the sky. or the darker
blue Of remote highlands Among the ar
fists we're Miss Agnes NJ. Greene. Miss
Mary Greene. Miss Aimon A. Clark, Mss
Maud A. Mcclellan. Miss Elizabeth Muir
~, Mss Louise NaFTy, Miss Helen Anth-
cry. Miss Julia Anthony. Mrs f. B. TIP
ton. Mrs. u A Galley. Mrs. A. n. Grow.
Mrs Fred A. Mcclellan and Mr.. Edwin
Bsrgqaesf.
Next Friday being public reception day
OF the league the Usual eEting viii be omit
ted. Loans OF pictures and other works
Of art for tha: occasion should be sent
TO the studio ia the Htnckley building as
soon az possible. Members are requested
20 leave their sketch books at the studio.
So crowded is the studio becoming that
another month or six weeks. when the
first shipment OF antique statuary Is ex-
pected. VIII necesSitafe an increase Of ac-
commodation. This VIII be accomplished
by the ADDITION OF the adjoining studio.
Should this also prove inadequate the en-
tlra front Of the Hinckley building on
that seor will bs secured. Mr.. finckley
being willing 20 do everything in his power
TO suitably accommodate the league. The
lecture on Tuesday evening will be on art
W. Mechanism"
Hale and hearty. with tanned complex
Ions. the choir boys OF ST, Marks church
returned on Wednesday afternoon from
Colny, on the Sound, where ten days we're
spent. MIR Charles c. Engelhard. who
never minds working for his juvenile
corps. left no stone unturned 10 provide
for everything that could DE expected on
such a trip. As the boys are all well
versed in fitting up a camp, Il did not take
long 20 get established. and the romantic
lining OF che woods. on the eege OF the
baseball grounds. proved 10 be a most de-
lightful spot There was pler5y OF fresh
water. and the beach close by furnished
opportunities for such sports as fishing.
boating and swimming. The choir boys
measured bats with the boys Of Colby in
baseball. and the game resulted In a score
OF o. 20 in favor Of Seattle. They took
part tn an entertainment and ten of them
performed 'tha ten little niggers' from
Mother Goose. On Friday, August r.
Moses olney, one 81 the boys. celebrated
his fourteenth birthday. and was pre-
serted with fine Illuminated and deco
rated birthday cake which was a product
Of The camp kitchen.
One 81 the pleasantest parties OF the
week vas given by Roaring Camp. on
Lake Washington. II = few invited guests
Friday night. The steamer Quickstep ca
riea lhe parry TO the East Seattle hotel,
where the evening vas spent 10 dancing
The return was made in time 10 cat ch the
last cars % tho city. Those present we're:
Miss Alice Fisher, Miss Ida Corey, Miss
Ada Back. Miss Ida Smith. Miss Cora
Smith. Miss Nettie Smith. Miss Pries,ly.
Miss Jennie mails. Miss Leora Conn. Miss
Glenn HIATT Miss Maud Hiatt, Miss Rosa-
monf Crane. Miss Crane Miss sutor
Miss Bullock. Miss Gardner Mrs Morrill,
Miss French. Miss Koontz. M. Deli Hicks,
Ar Harry MCGOWAN. Mr. Ralph Sheafe
Dir. F're-i French. Afr Arthur Upper. Mr..
g. Wyatt Upper. Mr.. Ralph Ross. Mr.
Howard Ames. Mr. VIII Beatty. Mr. Crois-
SAINT, AR. Harris. Mr.. Mex THOMPSON.
Nr FL Safer Mr.. Percy Callahan. Mr..
Frei Gardner Mr.. Fred Hicks. Mr.. Az
drew F. Buyieigh. NJ. Dana Farnssorth.
Mr. Clarence Edwards. Mr. win Ingiis.
A foviai party % returning canner~
drove into Redmond las. Monday from,
snoQ2a'nlie ,alis where they had been en-
ioyins themselves since the preceding Fri
dag. The PARTY were composed 81 Mss
Susan RIunells. Miss Emma N Redmond
Mrs.. Salmon. Mr.. Edward Huuuells. Mr.,
Fred Runnelis and Ne. John RannelIz. 81
Redmond. and Mrs. Weir Miss Mamie
Hssley. Mr. George Emerson and w y.
LAX or seattle. The outing Eas thorough
IS enjoyed notwithstanaiHE rasher rool
nights. An amusing inciieat Of the trln
wss tee thegt by a mgssrat 0g the solitary
ressli = q tisai-g expedition ay Mr. LINKS
and Mr.. Fred RsauelLs. Among visitors IN
tha camp were Mr. Alherr Wilder NJ
Anderson ard Nr Rohinsou OF Sasttla
ana Mr. \. G.. Mitchell. az Redmond
with she approach 81 cool wcather The
camps az y est seattle are gradually bresx-
5nw up ard ths campers returning %
home and empioEme0ts o. civilization
There yst ll0eer A few Zee eatth the last
sweets OF the passing SEASON L. A Quiet
e~oi IS p be found Caua EIIatt. where
NJ ard Mrs james Campbell and family
axe snsuiiHE q u30oth Near tnera - tearln
y RAYS. where ". ard Ms II my Afa~sev
have 5es1ic..e8 themselves. %exr comes
Carp Cczsfort- looking is name IN every
nay. There Mr. and Mrs E. T. Waite ana
family have bean spending a few weeks
very comfortably.
TIE varsaus branches - .he yVars sa0,s.
~ reunited oac day last week IN a ns~r,e
az Ma1ro1A park. ard a 'ira was s~ar.
that 81 ~ 1oog remembered Present.
ws~e Mr.. AMI Ms y r. War1. NJ al
Mrs. - s Mea2y. AIRS. " 4. Dl-ke.-
Mrs. XIX Ward and family. ~. ara af-s
T. : HrsEne1 and faufv. Mrs.
Bushnell. Mas Mabel Ward. Mss 49,
WAr8. Mss Margaret E}ech5sl. afsxz FIfsa
BacAzssE ana AR J. Foster Kelly.
NJ ard Mrz. NJ. 2 Benton aeuwAtss,Yfx
enterfainei a company on ths launch IN
c.ise &Ast Wednesday evening TIE eveuf-.
aetnE q uerfecs one nuthsEx coul8 hawa
gseea szGgr en5a9aals- Starting frcrm shA
Msd4Son park sasl arsand the AXE ara
tzs2cs - -e<Szl z-a<z % .-z.S- Il ire H.