The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19
CHAUTAUQUA'S LAST DAYS.
End of the Asscmbly's Week Given
Up To Relaxation and
Pleasure.

Special Correspondence observation-disclosures.
CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. lS.--The last days
at Chautauqua are always among the
pleasantest. II the weather is ideal, as at
present.
Yesterday was the busiest OF the. sea-
son; today is one of recreation and pleas
ure.
A large party guests OF the Cooks, have
gone to Point Robinson in the yacht VAL
kyrie and launch Lille, TO spend the day
and gather shells.
Yesterday DIR. Van Osdell closed his Sc
ries OF able lectures on ancient Egypt.
and this morning. gave history OF the
organization OF the b. Y. p. u, OF which
society he Is charter member.
Rev. Waiting talked on Divine Heal
ing and Remedies Used In the Bible" clos
Ing his series today with an address on
The Laws of Psychic Phenomena and
Explanation of Cures without Remedies
which ELECTED spirited discussion, last
Ing over an hour.
Rev. Sawin, who was advertised 20 fac-
thre on western Washington and Edu-
was called home TO attend q m
neral sfslN 0IsllFus'
Randall gave an interesting talk
Washington"
The Dunlaps. of Seattle, entertained M
lamp Lebanon large number OF w. G.
=. ~ yesterday.
DIR. W. O. krohn. OF Chicago an a,,r,
nus OF Yale. and for four years student
IN european schools. editor OF the cbila
study Monthly. author OF ''Krohn's pay
eoiosy,' and also OF ''Krohn's Graded IA
cense In Hygiene" ndoptad bv the stete
board OF education, is the guest on NJ
Carrie Shaw Rice at Madrona villa m
krohn was formerly at the head of the
u , enent OF pedagogy In Illinois, having
iectured TO 10000 teachers.
The u. Y. II, " held its annual ,,o.,
ing and election Of officers at / so % n, tn,
results OF the present session were ,noxt
satisfactory. and preparations will ~
made at an early date for Dsx, -,
gathering The following officer. g.,
elected President. Rev. L. s Bowerma,
seattle: vice presidents. r. X. Raymons
nsM Mhatcom' Fred Wright. Everett
Rev. W. II. Gibson. Aberdeen, rev r :
kreiz. Centralia: recording seeretarv NJ
W. G. Moon. Tacoma. treasurer " a
Hardin. Seattle. board 81 mAnac.rs pa,,
q q. Sawin, Olympia. Rev 4, S,nJ,h
Tacoma $. A. Huh. Seattle: /, I,ars,,r
Tacoma @ W. Fowler Tacoma; Rey. NJ
w. Miller Puyallup. -"
Some New Arrivals.
Y, w. c. A. arrivals. AZ a a ~
temple. were; Mrs. Saras Ross aaa
daughter Louise. Mrs Philips Nl~s psS,-
Fps and sister Matte. Mr.. WIN Phillips az
Seattle. v
The camp '-pew-drop-ln," also eD,s,.
talned number q W. G r u friends
The timely visit % Miss AdFcn vas a
great relief e Miss nevoe
Prof Charles Reeves wife. dauxh,nr
Ella and son, we're among yesterdays er.
MIR and Mrs c u Beynto, and aaprs.
ter % Seattle, are the guests Of Mrs
sheafe on Bryant avenue.
aesdsmes J T. Renaia ana daughter
mabel Mrs hartisSi, Mn, clark Davis
Mrs Waite. Miss Lille waite, Mrs & -
II Frazer ana son 81 seattle Me-
Whitman. OF Columbia Mesgauss Ter-
renee ana Ridout. % Tacoma. acre among
tne white rfheeu eXcurslnnists
The steamer Norwood brought an excu--
sion y city from Tacoma. last uiShf, in
time 20 hear the boy preacher
Miss HUDSON, Miss Hszla wood. and Miss
Gardener AZ Camp Three % a kind'' 40
have for their guests Mise Elva Harlan
and Miss Flora Jones of Seattle
G. W. Fowler ~ Tacoma, Rex Miller
ot ruyallup, and Mrs frank BLACK. Miss
Ahb&o lcnes and w @. Hardin. 81 Seattle
are rccent arrivals
Miss Ethel Ringer, Of Tacoma. is ne
EaeAf ~ Mrs. Sha1er
The following are AZ Hotel chautauqua:
Crayne. Mrs W. Dugan, Mrs A. u. mn.
Mrs. r. X. Hii. all az Seattle
Mr.. r. G. =. Dearborn. wife and tive
children. arc teniRg AZ Camp Aadrona.
on the boulevard.
Several persons had dips IN the sound
aside from the hundreds who
went bathing.
Tonight the boys OF kamp Kontent will
give a gramaphone concert IN the pavilion.
the proceeds or the collection going to-
wand the purchase 81 a Gag. These or
DERBY boys have contributed largely to the
public entertainment
This IS the last day for the Aberdeen 70