The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-17
ONE DAY At CBAUTAUQUA.
TINE OF SUMNER CAMPERS TAKEN
UP WITH LECTURES.
Open-Air Services Largely Attended
&C. 8. shank, of Seattle, Speaks
on Patrfotism-smal all Boys Have
n FroIic-yotes and Personals.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. l6.-Open-air yes
per services. led by Rev. Baker. attract
ed the usual number to the grove on
the boulevard fronting the bay. The
boys of Kamp Kontent INDUCED in a
ghost dance and parade last night, and
made Chautauqua echo with their
shouts
A very appreciative audience gather
ed in the auditorium to hear the address
by Hon. C. s. Shank, of Seattle. After
the singing of America and prayer by
Rev. Baker, the speaker of the evening
began his remarks by saying that the
English language never had any suc-
cessfui development until it advocated
the fundamental principles OF govern
ment that underlie the constitutions OF
Engiish-speaking nations today. Mag
ma Charta in Enxnnd and the declara-
ton of American independence, he gave
as the two events, which. IL lived up to,
would insure the ultimate domination
of the language over all others. and the
spread OF patriotism and righteousness
over the whole earth. Departing from
these principles he said We become
commercial people and sink below me-
diocrity.
The usual morning devotions at 0
o'clock which stand for family altar
services, were led by James Edmonds-
At o'clock Rev. George varney con-
Christian Science after which Prof.
Colgrove, in the absence of Rev. s. 9.
Ohrum, of Seattle, gave by request, his
tion," as distinguished from the ordinary
doctrine as taught by Darwin.
Rev. J. II. Beaver continued his DE
velopment of Doctrine" lectures.
DR. Van Osdell held In rapt attention
the listeners to three previous lectures.
His subject was Ancient Egypt
Mr. j. Edmnnds. state Sunday school
missionary for Oregon and Washington,
continued the Sunday school normal class.
Sailing craft, launches and boats are
constantly coming and going. bringing Wis
itors from other camps, especially rom
Dilworth point. where large number OF
Tacoma Presbyterians and their friends
have camped for the past nine summers.
The Cook Evangelistic Band held the
center of attraction. He preached in his
usual earnest manner
The l. o. @. 7. failed TO materialize to-
day. but will doubtless join forces with
the other temperance clans who will be
here on Friday. Excursions are expected
from Seattle and Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwell, Prof Madison Moss
and wife, Seattle; Rev, r. J. Edmqndss.
Cunningham, W. r. Parrish and Fred
Metz. Spokane. are recent arrivals.
The Varsity Clan, with its brilliant
galaxy of U. of W. girls. broke camp to-
day.
Miss Sara Reeves, OF Brooklyn. is the
guest Of Mrs. Rev. Dunlap at Camp Leb-
anon.
Rev A. J. Sawin, OF Olympia, Is the
last ministerial arrival
The Misses Burgess. OF Seattle, are the
guests of Mrs. Fred Clinton.
Miss Bessie. daughter of Street Com
missioner Little, Is a guest OF the Col
wells at Alder Bower.
Mr. and Mrs. @. n. Owen, of Seattle,
and their guest. Mrs r. williams OF San
Francisco, are In the Hoigate cottage
Mrs. NJ. 8. Watkins. a teacher from Pull
man. Is visiting Mrs, George Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, OF Seattle who
have been at Hotel Chautauqua two
weeks. returned home today.
Rev. Sawyer was called TO Seattle to-
day to perform a marriage ceremony.
Mrs. Mcdowell. OF Gig Harbor. is days
visitor TO the camp.
Messrs. u. II. Personeus. Harry n.
Founders, @. o. West and Miss Anna
Bell are recent guests OF Mrs. Stewart
at "Kamc Kozy"
Miss stewart and Miss Minnie Stewart.
or Puyallup, are visiting Rev, Halves and
FAMILY Mt Denny place.
George +. Witty. secretary OF the Ia
coma board OF education, and his wife.
both prominent in local musical circles
came to Chautauqua this morning BY wav
OF Quartermnster 10y