The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-08-15

Sixty Nine Members of Seattle Mountaineers Club
Given Reception Yesterday by the Commercial Club
Ascent of Glacier Peak Accomplished by Almost
Entire Membership -Grand Scenery of Lake Chelan.

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Blake, B. H. Schank, o. w. Ernst,
J. H. Ogburn, w. E. Stevens, H. A.
Chaplin, w. M. Olive, A. V. Huff.
The Mountaineers Club.
The Mountaineers club was organ
lied four years ago in Seattle. The
scheme was the idea of DR.. G. E.
Eaton, a woman physician of Seat
tie. The plan met with favor by the
artist Curtis, whose fame as por-
trayer of the Washington Indian
life is we'll known. Mr. Curtis set
to work at once to organize the club.
That year the party made their first
annual climb into the Olympia noun
tains. The next annual trip was to
the top of Mt Adams. Last year the
party went to the top of Mt. Rainier
(Tacoma). Next year it is planned
to spend the time in the Olympics.
Personnel of the Party.
The personnel of the party in
cludes some of the best known men
and women of the Sound and some
eastern writer's and artists. Their
personal luggage was limited to 35
pounds each. A pack train carried
the comissary department and the
stages ranged from four to g miles
per day. A camp cook, with two as
sistants provided the meals. Each
person carried an alpen stock. The
dress was adapted to mountain
climbing. There were 81 women
and 80 men in the party. Thirty-one
of the women made the ascent and
carried their baggage.
On the morning of the ascent of
Glacier peak the order mo skirts al
lowed" was given out, and no one
offered to disobey orders.
On the arrival of the party here
yesterday every member was we'll
Drowned. Every one was in the pink
of condition and a livelier crowd
never struck the city. Those who
made up the party were: Charles AL
bertson, A. H. Albertson, o. l.. Alvey,
H. May Baptie, Fl. c. Belt, Mrs. H.
C. Belt, J. Fred Blake, DR.. Margaret
Baldwin, Winona Bailey, Crissie
Cameron, Everett Clark, A. Marga-
ret Coenenah, A. H. Cruise, l. Nj.
Clark, Robert Carr, Grace Carr, A.
H. Denman, DR.. c. E. Eaton, H. A.
Fuller, C. E. Forsythe, Lucille F.
Fargo, w. H. Gorham, Cathleen Cor
ham, Helen Gacie, Charles Gleason,
Ruth Gleason, DR.. H. Human, Mrs.
H. Human, George Human, Minnie
Hutchinson, R. J. Hagman, H. H. A.
Hastings, Miss He'll, w. F. Hoffman,
Nancy E. Jones, Lusanna Kellett,
Grace NJ Kuss, NJ. A. Krows, Emil
Krahnen, H. B. Lear, Lydia E. Low
ering, NJ. E. Lackenby, w. d. Ly-
man, Angelica Martin, Media McDan-
tells, P. M. McGregor, Winifred Nc
Farland, E. S. Meany, Jessie Nettle
ton, Lulie Nettleton, L. A. Nelson,
June Oakley, S. E. Payne, Mary B.
Paschall, Helen Purified, Bertha
Reed, Earl C. Rice, Earl G. Spafford,
NJ. Catherine Stream, Frank S.
Josephine Scholer, Stella
Scholer, w. G. Schroll, Lula A.
Smith, DR.. E. F. Stevens, Mrs. Helen
J. Torrey, Miss B. Torrey, Rebortea
Terry, Gladys futile.
The committee having in charge
the Chelan county outing consists of
l.. A. Nelson, M. A. Krows, Grant
Humes and Charles M. Farrer.
The officers and directors of the
consists of Prof. Ed
mund S. Meany, president; DR.. E. F.
Stevens, vice president; Charles NJ
Farrer, secretary; Frank M. South
ard, treasurer; Miss Lulie Nettleton,
Arahel Curtis, L. A. Nell
son, Prof. J. B. Flett, Miss Aida j.
Bigelow, Miss Lydia e. Lowering,
Melvin A. Krows, Grant Humes.