The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30
Outings.


Monday morning from a weeks cruise in
Hood canal and The adjacent waters OF
the Sound. The tanned rlsn aboard who
composed the crew were: Commodore
Henry Hensel. Mr.. r 3. LeIthead. Mr..
Harry j. Hun, Mr.. John Rae. Mr.. Fred
Everett and Mr.. Gus Havers. The start
as made Saturday. August Is. and after
a short stop at Port Gamble, Seabeck
was reached on Tuesday. There the night
was spent a number OF campers az that
point made the stay Of the yachtsmen
very pleasant, and when they left the
next morning pressing invitation was
extended that they return on the follow
Ing Friday niSat Among those camping
at Seabeck were Mr. and Mrs J. Is. Met
cafe. Judge and Mrs. Emmons, Mrs. Mar
shall, Miss Marshall and Capt. J. y Hat
field Wednesday and Thursday were
spent at Duckahush and IilIiWaup falls
in fishing and Thursday evening the par
~ went 10 Hoodsport. where they were
royalty entertained BY friends Leaving
Hoodsp0rt Friday morning, Seabeck was
again reached in the evening, after a short
stay AT Pleasant harbor. where a few
hours fishing were enjoyed. Friday night
occurred the red letter event OF the cruise
A huge campfire had been built and about
this the campers and visiting yachfsrnen
sat, entertainment being found ia sing
ing. telling stories and listening TO recita-
tions. Mr.. Gus Havers sang a new and
original song entitled a Finger IN the
Pie" Mr.. Fred Everett also sang several
songs and Miss Hotchklns performed
cleverly on the banjo. Everyone. in fact,
vas called on to amuse the gathering
The Nora left for home Saturday morn
ing. and dropped anchor Sunday night
near the West Point light. coming IN Mon
day morning. On Friday Mt noon. the
yacht Kelpie was passed. bound up Hood
canal.
Mr.. and Mrs n. T. Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Bailey entertained their friends
at their camping ground at Lake Wash
iogton last Thursday evening Among
those present were. Mr. and Mrs w q.
Sharp. Mr. and Mrs Britain. Mr. and
Mrs Zindorf. Mr. and Mrs Franklin. Mr.
and Mrs. u. +. Taylor. MIR and Mrs r.
J. Bailey Mr.. and Mrs. shannon. Mrs.
White. Mrs. Brewer. Mrs RunkJe, Mrs.
Eva and Mrs. Bannon. Of Tacoma: Mrs.
Harris. Mrs. Partridge, Mrs. Hathaway,
Miss Gilbert Miss Lander. Miss Harris.
Miss Hazel Bailey. Mr. Brfttan. Mr. Yin
dorf. Mr.. Whitney. Mr.. Ajax. Mr. Reeves,
Mr., HOLT, Mr.. Fuhrlng. Mr.. Shaefer. Mr..
Herbert Bailey. Mr. Louis Gilbert. Mr..
Harry Bailey. Mr. Henry Runkie. Mr..
Roy Partridge. The evening was pleas
aDtiy spent IN cards ard dancing.
Ten members OF the Renton 1851 Cycle
Club went TO Taroma on AT early boat
a week ago Saturday. and rode from the
CITY - Destiny 20 American lake. They
carried their lunch baskets and after
stopping IN test their contents at the
lake. rode 70 Graveliy lake 10 visit the
Enatvold party from Tacoma. The Darfv
f. spending the summer IN thu cottages
built twenty-five years ago By Gen. Aims
worth as summer resort for the lad's.
az Fort Sieilacoom. Riding back 20 Ta-
s.F-s -fss-
cyclists returned 70 Seattle on The steam
er Muitnomsh, and spent the remainder
o. the evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs George F. Meacham.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Richard ". Rsdfie gave
~ excursion or Lake Washington last
Tuesday evening The party went around
the lake on the steamer Enigma. which
was decorated with japanese lanterns. A
landing was made az Newcastle wharf.
where there IS a good dancing Platform.
Iunch was served and tire excurs3onists
returned IN time % catch the last car.
Those ure cent were. Mr.. and Mrs. LATER,
NJ. and Mrs Crawford. Ar and Nrz
wade Nr and Mrs. Gotta. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Kelsey. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Kelsey. Miss Kelley. Miss Hathaway.
Mss CleEg. Miss Grace Haven. Miss II.
TrotIer and NJ. Charles Leighton.
Raw. and Mrs ]. g. Scott. Mr.. ard Mrs.
= r Denny Miss Josie Jackson. Miss
Nellie Bennett. Miss Ida Tluce. Miss Agto-
pa Bennett Mss Little Evan. Mss Nellie
Seott and Master Charles Scott composed
q party which started from Fremont last
Nav - tourney throuEa the eastern psrt
aF rFe STATE ans a portion q Oregon.
They arrived in Fremont saturday even
iuz August - having mads ire whole
TRIP BY wagon a.a on horseback.
Ttae 2ff=sss Burke. who baye been camp
ing on he ssore of lake washington ne
r.sss rwss weeks 81 eFt83rez1 thsfr fr1es1s
wsth a camp dinner Ss1nsSay- n she even
Ing tre-e was campfire srsA r7E2z8cs artsr
witch TIE parry returned 70 Ire csty, aaF-
inx Srsan1 q pleasant 1@y IN carlp- Those
present wera- M ART Irs J. =. =.
wolfe. Prof ana Mrs L1n&er. Miss Adj
zen LANCER. s9sss E4esaa over. Miss Ma
s0E. A-ss L-..Iz1 A&soa, A-sS Margaret