The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-18
TEMPERANCE DAY At CAMP.
CHACTAuQUA VISITED BY HUN
DREDs FROM SEATTLE.
Exercises Consist of Addresses,
Music and Contest for Gold Medal
The Latter Won by Mrs. Rock
wen. of seattIe-PeopIe Arriving.

Special Correspondence Post-Iutelligencer.
CHAUTAUQUA. Augr 1.-THE concert
last night by the male quartette OF the
First Baptist church OF Seattle was one
Of the very best ever given at Chautsu-
qua Every number ELECTED a well-de-
served encore. Following is the pro-
gramme:
when Fades the Day." male quartette
Flow Gently. Dera." Elwell and Par
solo. III the Waters Could Speak, I"
Prof. NJ. NJ. Moss.
Recitation. "shipwrecked. Prof. NJ. r.
There. little Girl. Don't Cry" male
quartette.
Duet. Il Feel Thy Angel Spirit" Moss
and Parrish
solo, "out OF the Deep" W, T. Elwell.
Recitation. "old Hankins Roundup"
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moss.
Solo, Happy Three Parrish.
"Massa's in the Cold. Cold Ground"
male ouartette.
Mrs. W. T. Elwell presided at the or
gan.
mock trial. mimic Republican con-
vention and candy pull drew a large and
delighted crowd 10 Ramp Kontent. while
a watermelon yacht party reveled around
. camp fire at Robinson's point. three
miles away.
At an early hour today the Skagit
Chief brought In the largest excursion
Of the season from Seattle, under the
auspices Of the Women's Christian Union.
When 300 were on board the boat pulled
out. leaving 100 more 10 come later, on
the Dode.
At 2 p. m. the largest audience OF the
session assembled in the auditorium
every seat packed and many standing.
Mrs. NJ F. Wade. OF Seattle. county
president. called the meeting to order
Mrs. Munns read the scripture and Rev
10 ha frs-c
NJ. r. Reese delivered the address OF well
come. after which Rev. Hadyn. organizer
for the Anti-Saioon League. delivered a
ringing address.
Mrs. NJ 3. Platt. state president. gave
a forcible and eloquent lecture. subject.
What Has the Saloon Done for the Peo-
ple2" IL brfstled with points. and the
gifted woman held her audience in rapt
attention from start to finish
Gold Medal Contest.
Next In order came the gold medal con-
test, participated In by Mrs. v. Denny
subject For the Right Miss Josie sny-
der. The Woman's Crusade" Mrs. ~.
Libby, Shadows" Gretchen Haggard,
"A Terrible Charge; Mrs. Rockwell THE
Two Armies Miss Alice Cuiis. An
singing-'The sword of the Lord and
Gideon; by Miss Platt and The Song
That Touched My Heart" by Mrs Lin
Lndersmith also sang
The medal was won by Mrs. Rockwell.
member Of the Seattle Central Union.
a number of new members was secured
Mrs. Capt vanderhoff. Of Olala spent
yesterday with Mrs. DR. Pomeroy
Camp Bide a Wee gave large dinner
yesterday
Camp Spokane lost three of its members
this morning, 10 the regret OF everybod
They were Lorraine Cook John Pugh and
Mr.. McWhorter.
Mr.. s. Pirret. Miss Belle Pirret. OF Sc
attic; Mr.. Sanderson. OF Houghton. and
Mrs. Miller are new tenters.
Prof. II. r. Benson, principal elect Of
the public schools Of Kent and Prof w
O. Martin. OF the Puget Sound Academy
of Kent are among the campers.
Rev. Dunlop. Of Seattle. spent last night
with his family. whose home has been
burgiarzed I'm their absence
A fire last night in Mr.. Mitchells tent
destroyed his bedding.