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THE SUNDAY OKEGOKIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 24. 1902.
The crowd that has flocked -tho beach
for th,e past two or three wooks is slowly
turning homeward. Another week will
find the beach almost deserted. Yet some
of the cottagers will remain until the
second week In September,, and even
later. It Is to be regretted that so few
will remain at the beaches to enjoy the
beautiful Indian Summor that invariably
comes during the month of September.
It is during the latter part of tho season
that most of the wild berries and fruits
'indigenous to the seacoast ripen. Even
, now numerous parties go hunting tho flno
flavored blackberry, huckleberry, calal
berry, and salmon-berry. The girls of
the beach have developed a new craze
of adorning their hais with fishhooks,
snipe-wings, and wishbones of that bird,
whereas the boys have -a craze of getting
canes of redwood and crabapplc. Tho
present season has been somewhat better
ior the hotel-keeper than last season.
Etlll there is no comparison botweon
hotel trade of sixtyears ago and tho.pres-
ent time.
One of the ma!nreason3 for tho early
return of pleasure-seekers Is the attrac
tion of the Elks Carnival, and many
botel-keepers x rejoice that the present
carnival will be the last of which, the
&21ks will have the management.
GOOD TI3IBS AT KLAVEI..
fenests Have Goad Time In Hiding:
and Other Amusements.
It is now slorlous weather down at
KFlavel, and the very meridian of the sea
son. Flavel Is most attractive to those
fcwho follow the horses and who perhaps
in the evening like a little additional
amusement at the "clubs," bowling, play-
Hng billiards, ping-pong, or a social game
of cards. Professor Brown is at Flavel
rirtth his entire string of riding horses,
and the last few weeks many merry par
ties have made the delightful trip through
Primrose Path, down by the Llfesavlng
Station, on through the fort, past the
llehthouse. down to the beach, and on
feround to the hotel, via Warrenton.
Saturday night another enjoyable
"guests' hop" was given, and it proved
o bo a decided social success. Good
xnuslo and cool sea .air inspired overy-
tbody, and tho merryv waltzes were en
thusiastically danced.
Flavel is especially inviting just now.
fas there are many beautiful marine sights
to behold dally. Full-rigged sailing ves
sels are , daily entering the mighty Co
lumbia, and pass within a stone's throw
of tho hotel veranda, like ghastly, whlte-
jwlnged sentinels bn dress parade. The
sight of two and three "four-masters,"
with all sail set, swinging lightly into
their fresh-water berths, is worth going
many miles to behold.
I For the past two weeks Flavel has en
jtertained the largest crowds ever known
!ln the history of tho place. The bath
ing grounds have been especially popular
at Flavel; not an accident has occurred,
;and tho beach has been especially firm
jthe whole season. There is no undertow
at Flavel beach.
1 Mrs. Mitchell, tho manager of Flavel,
has proven a charming hostess, and has
made Flavel a large. Jolly, good-natured
family, even with Its many guests.
The season at Flavel promises to con
tinue for some time, and several social f
events are yet to come off.
The event of the week was the birth
day party given by Miss Minnie Flelsch
ner. The young folks arc quite as fash
ionable this season as their older broth
ers and sisters, and their fathers and
mothers. Tho birthday party given Tues
day evening, August 19. by Miss Minnie
JFJelschncr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
(I. N. Flelschner, of Portland, was one
,of the most interesting features of the
iweek at Flavel. It was Miss Minnie's
seventh birthday, and was commemorated
dn the most approved style. There was
jtaffy-pulllng; Ice cream and cake re
xxestments were served; dancing was in
dulged in .and throughout all was the un
Jnlsuikable buzz of up-to-date conversa
tion. The young people, in their splck-end-Epan
Summer toggery, presonted a
inost pleasing spectacle. Some of the col
tared help of tho house contributed sweet
minstrel songs. It was a very merry
foarty, and all enjoyed themselves hugely.
Thoso present were: Miss Esther Jones,
Miss Elizabeth Jones. MIbs Stella "Wolfe,
JMiss Dorah Collins. Miss Eva Jones, Miss
flSucIIo Dudley, Miss Edna BInswanger,
Miss Jane Seller, Miss Madeline Lang,
Miss Gladis Collins; Masters Gus and
Henry Black, Bert Wolfe. Hunt Lowls,
Jr.; Frank Dudley, Jake Hoffman, Alvln
.SBInswanger and J. W. "Wolfe.
? Tho guests now at Flavel are:
LJMj-.. and Mrs. Adolpho Wolfe, nurso and
omUtren; Miss Florence Wolfe, Mrs. G. A.
Hoyt. Mrs. J. Conner, Mrs. Ayers, Mra
M. Von Bolton, Miss Tica Von Bolton,
Mrs. O. S. BInswanger, Master Alvon
BInswanger, Miss Edna BInswanger, Mrs.
B. Harris, Mrs. J. II. Page. Mrs. Van
Rensselaer. Portland; Miss Van Schalek,
New York; Alex Ault, Fort Collins; Joe
Lyime. Mrs. D. A. Shlndler. Master Shln
Gler, Portland; Fanny Omsted. Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. George Black and children.
Mr. George I. Thompson and family, Dr
E. B. Keefer, Portland; Miss Noble Daw
Son. Toronto, Canada; Miss Norah Car
Son. Toronto, Canada; GeOrge Hoyt and
Wife. Miss Martha Hoyt, Mrs. L. Q. Swet
Bmd and daughter, Mrs. Eva R. Dudley
sad children. Miss Madeline Lang, Miss
Schloth, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. D. Finch,
Q, L. Taget, Miss Elmore. Captain Cloke.
Ustorla; Lieutenant T. R. Weeks, Lieu
tenant A. F. Brewster, Lieutenant A. J.
Cooper, Miss Humphrey, J. a. Porte
port Stevens; C. R. HIggins and
wrtfe, Astoria; L. Hendricks. Salem;
K, White. R. W. Whidden, Meta
EL Levey, Estella Goldsmith, Mra A. Til
ler, MIbs S. Durkhlmer, Dr. William
jJones, G. McFadden, W. Rosenfield, Miry
fR. Bradner. D. A. Stickler, W. C. Smith,
jEthel Wontworth, I. Wcntworth, G. K.
jWentworth. G. H. Chance and wife. Miss
Bell. R. M. Wilbur and wife. Portland: G.
tP. Wheeler. Boise; O. M. Maher. San
fFrancisco; Mrs. H Good and children.
(George W. Collins, Maude M. Jones, Eva
-Mice Jones, W. P. Swope. wife, nurse and
.child. Portland; Paul Hendricks, Mrs R,
J. Hendricks. Mrs. G. I. Stahl. Salem; Mrs
Martha G. Crowell. I. N. Fleischner, R.
Lewis, Portland; G. W. Warren, F. L.
Warren, Warrenton; Miss Alice Strong
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seller, nurse and child,
iJ. C. Carson, Mrs. I. .Lang, Portland; M.
Sanders. Mra. J. Burnham. Miss AInsQIe.
M. Whidden, San Francisco; Mrs J S
Giltner. Portland.
OX THE OREGON" SIDE.
Many Excursionists Go to Thompson
Falls.
A favorite place with excursionists at
this beach 2a Thompson's Falls. The falls
aro Inland two miles, and occupy a mld
dlo position between Gearhart and Sca
gjde. The water which is that of a clean
mountain stream, falls some 105 feet and
furnishes the water supply for Gearhart
Park.
'Another spot of Interest to Easterners
is' the quaint little Indian vHlage on a
Kcff overlooking the Necanleum River.
Here the relic-hunter finds xcmaine of
implements and arms used by the early
CJatsops.
. Still another spot of interest is" the salt
cairn where it is said LcwL" and Clark
boiled sea water for ealt. These are a
lew of the spoto of historical Interest
on this coast.
At. Gearhart.
George Fussell, the veteran scout and
bear-trapper, ha3 a trap set for a lone
somo bear, near Gearhart Park. All
cameras aro loaded for the occasion of
its capture, and Mr. Henry Schulderman
ha3 even laid claim to the skin.
Miss Etta Schulderman gavo the young
pooplo of Gearhurt a candy pull last
Wednesday evening. As usual, little can
dy was pulled to the finish, as tho con
dition of tho floor of the dining-room
showed tho next morning.
At the IVew Crimea.
Mrs. R, F. Prael, W. S. Paige. H. E.
McAllister and wife, T. E. Yocum, Har
riett Higgens. Mrs. M. Yocum, Ola Coop
er, R. R. Warriner. Miss Lennah Bain,
Mies Lois Bain, W. J. Rosenfeld, J. IBlta
bldell, B. F. Holmon, H. M. Hendershott,
Prlscllia R. Wright. Miss Mona E. Recs.
and Frank Williams, of Seaside.
Seaside House was taken hv storm Sat
urday afternoon by a company of Ore-
gonvs prominent men. The company nr
rlved in a tally-ho and wero putsfK of Rnt
HIrsch, who entertained them most roy
ally. Among the party were: Hon. J. H.
uMitcneii, jjaviu l. Dunne and wife. H.
W. Scott. Miss Laura Gale Dunne. John
H. BalL Senator Fulton. John Mlnto. A.
H. Breyman.
A boatinjr nartv was civon -"hv filmwrn
Winch and John Dickson to their friends
at Seaside House. The party went by
beautiful moonlight to -Seaside, where ice
cream from Hoefler's furnished the re
freshments. At Seaside House.
.A. B. Loenberg, J. C. Moreland and
wife, N. A. Yulllo, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Hart, J. Laidlaw, A. L. Andrews, M. C.
Capus, Owen Summers, Jr.; Mrs. Owen
Summers, J. W. MInto and wife, A. H.
Breyman, J. H. Mitchell, H. W. Scott,
D. M. Dunne, wife and daughter; J. H.
Hall, Mrs. G. P. Lumsden and daugh
ter, J. L. Smith, S. Hlrsch. J. A. Teal,
II. M. Cake and wife, E. T. Williams.
W. J. Bosenfeld, J. A. Harrison, Fred
Wilke, D. A. Walruth, Mrs. D. A. Pat
tullo, M. L. Brehaut, Miss Fleming,
Ruth Scott, Miss Smith, Miss Andrews,
F. Friedlander, A. C. Smith. R. F.
Praol, K. H. Koehler. C C. Burns.
Frances Wilson, B. R. Honeyman, D. J.
Malarkey and wife, Mrs. L N. , Fleish-
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Th!a view was tnkea midway between the land end or the Jetty at Tort Steven and tha
extreme point that the Jetty reaches tKLirard. Tho point of Interest i tho "cpur" that ex
tends out from tho main line ot the Jtty Itself. Drtftlnt; ands have not only filled In under
this "spur" tar above extreme high-water mark, but It will be noticed that at one point
the sands reach to tho level cf the top of the Xalse work. Y.'hcro the wavta had a clean
frwecp clone the main channel of the -old "South Channel," before the Government Inau
ruratd tho trcrk of Its extensive Improvements at tho mouth of the Columbia Blver, Id cow
ner and daughter. Miss M. Lang, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Seller, Miss Zorllna
Lowenberg. Mrs. George Taylor, of Port
land; J. N. Williamson. Prlneville; T.
B. Bentloy, Salt Lake City; G. M. W11I
Mles Anna Hcndershott.' Mies Lora Hen
dershott. M. V. Harrison, wife and daugh
ter, L. D. Henderson, Ben Gadsby, Mar
garet L. Beharrell, Ethel Bcharrell. J. A.
Ansley. Dr. Dav Raffety, H. M. Falrfowl,
and wife, Mrs. E. Lyons and daughter.
Dr. P. A. Rees and daughter, W. A.
Mansfield and wife, Charles B. Gray, H.
J. Mackin. W. Emkln. C. F. Wessels, J.
A. Beck and wife. T. E. Bennett. Mra. J.
Whittle. Mrs. Sereta Sax, Miss Tillle
Drcescr. Miss Hanley. Mtes Campion, ot
Portland; Werner Breyman and wife. Sa
lem; H. E. Colyan and wife, Pittsburg;
Mrs. G. N. Crosfield, Wasco; Mrs. E. O.
McCoy, son and daughter. Dalles; H. J.
Krissly, T. D. Allen. Spokane; Alo Che
ney and wife, A. W. Mltton and wife. Ore
gon City, A. Hlldabrand. Angus Gor. J.
W. Welch and wife, Astoria; Miss Miner
va Guernsey. Miss Lucy Day. Dayton;
MIsa Brant, Iowa; A. C. and M. Winston,
Spokane; Jack L. Cajjwell, Chicago; R. L.
Farmer, Salem; B. L. Hill. Ida Hill. Alice
Lyphen, Lucy Manard, W. J. Redpath.
Olympla; Dr. J. F. Watt, Hood River;
H. V. Carpenter. E. B. Woffle, Pendleton:
C. C. Wllleon. W. W. Mayo. Rochester,
Minn.; A. A. Schcnck. wife and daughter.
Miss Jackson, Omaha; S. M. Jackson.
New York; G. X. Crosfield, Wasco; I. A.
West, Keokuk, la.; Charles Pre3ton and
wife, Kansas City; E. D. McCoy, Dalles;
JfORTH BEACDT BATHERS EXJOYI.VG PLUNGE IX THE SURF.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mra J. Lo Vln,
Minneapolis; Mrs. G. C. Stahl. Salem:
Fanny Ohmsted. Virginia; R. L. McNeer.
Baltimore; Miss Edith Gibson. Mansfield,
O.; Mrs. H. A. Ballej', Seattle. Wash.
Events at Seaside.
Miss Muriel Williams entertained a
number of her friends at Seaside House
at a luncheon. The occasion of tho event
was Miss Williams' 18th birthday. Table
decorations consisted of kinnlklnic. huck
leberries, Oregon wild grape. Among
those who enjoyed Miss Williams' hospi
tality wore: K. H. Koehler, Frances
Wilson, Caroline Burna. Bruce Honey
man, from Gearhart Park; Ruth Scott,
Clementine Hlrsch, Sam Hlrsch, Ma
Whidden. Rao Whidden. Helena 'WhC"
ONE OF THE GREAT
GOVERXMEXT JETTY AT MOUTH
lams. The Dalles; C. W. Fulton, C. C
Clark, A. D. Bain. W. L. Robb. H. B.
Brehaut, S. H. Maddock. . Astoria; Mrs.
X. Baker, Bclse. Idaho; Lena Baker,
Boise. Idaho: P. M. Maher. Idaho; D. A.
Dlnsmoor and wife, Salem; B. B. An
drews, Kansas City, Mo.; W. W. Drcy
foos, Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Breyman,
Salem; Mr. Woffle, Pendleton; T. W.
Lawrence, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. R. Swin
burne. Miss Fay Bartholomew, Hepp
ner; Edna Martin, Hamilton. Canada;
Florence Sampson, -Clara Sampson, The
Dalles.
At the Gcnrhart Hotel.
Jack Burns, Helen R. Neer, Edgar M.
Lazarus, T. Scott Brooke. Zcra Snow, S.
B. Llnthlcum, E. S. C. Slcater, Mrs. T.
A. Knapp and daughter. Miss Myrle. Mrs.
Charles O. Hogue. Miss Winifred Myrlc,
Caroline Benson. Mrs. Henderson, W. E.
Coman. H. Corbett, W. B. London, Etta
Schoulderman, Ethel Grenfell. L. C. Ford,
Miss Mattle 8chroeder, W. E. Hayward,
Mrs. C. H. Spencer and daughter, W. R.
Bernard and daughters, C. A. Bell, Frank
Boulon, Laura Dunne, Julia Paine, Earle
Cleland, A. A. Morrison. H. A. Burke, J.
O. Thomas and wife. E. J. Sperry. Eleanor
Todd. Berry Strauhal. W. R. Weeks,
H. E .Cloke. W. A. McEacham and wife.
A. E. Breece. Miss Grace Nicholson.
Agnes Hill. W. F. B. Nicholson. Mrs.
Allen Hall, Clarent Ford, W. C. Alvord
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dustin
Ufa? .K;a ijiui.. jaaac.' j,-?? . . - - -s. kt
and children, Portland; W. W. Boch, ?C.
R. Pomeroy, Astoria; F. R. Weeks, Fort
Stevens; Mrs. John Dool&y, Bracken
Dooley, ' Walla Walla; Thomas DIbson,
Arthur Davles, Eva Jenkins, San Fran
cisco; M. J. Goodheart. Sumptor, Or.; G.
Wilson, Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Georgo
Seely2on, Miss Seelyson, George Seelyson,
Jr., Galveston, Tex.; Rev. .D. Dunlap,
British Columbia; T. B. Bratley, Salt
Lake City; Dr. August C. Kinney, As
toria; Floretta Elmore, Astoria; Mrs. H.
C. Smith, Mrs. Boelllng. Astoria; N. A.
Perry, wife and daughter, Houlton; Miss
M. Watts, Scappoose.
At Lockalcy Hall.
C. P. Hogue. D. C. Lewis. W. S. Paige,
H. C. McAllister and daughter, Dayze
Perkins, C. M. HIggins, Charles L. Rypke,
F. M. Bachelor, Miss Llla Bachelor, Miss
May Bachelor, MIbs J. Q. Daniels. Mrs.
Hugh McGuIre and children. Miss Ethel
Meadows, Miss Ola Cooper, Alice Green
waldt, Ben Gadsby, John Gill, Berry S.
Strauhal, Ben Norden, Mrs. J. F. May
ene. Miss Hazel Pauluso, F. C. Holland,
L. C. Hall. M. D. Carlisle, C. W. Barker,
Miss Charlotte Ohle, Mrs. C. J. Allen
and child. Owen Summers. Mra. Julia
Wilcox, Mrs. L. J. Bingham, Mrs. Emma
Guild, Mrs. K. Butler Mrs. Stephen Mc
Donald, Mrs. J. Lynch, A. C. Harney
and wife, F. R. Newell. Miss Agnes H.
Hill. H. W. Falrfowl and wife. M. J.
Graham, Mrs. A. F. Mclgo, Mra. Charles
Blakely, T. IC Smith, brother and fam
ily; H. Tickler, of Portland; W. H.
ATTRACTIONS OF THE OREGON BEACH RESORTS
OF COLUMBIA IUVER SHOWING SPIT
Brewster, Washington; Dr. A. A. Finch
and wife. W. L. Robb and wife. M. Ston
J. W. Gamcn. J. Jones, of Astoria; Mrs.
W. R. Irwin, WHla Minor. Heppner, Or.;
Verna Hessurt, Taccma; J. C. Smith and
wife, Vancouver, Wash.; Mro. Eugene
Touslck. Walla Walla; Miss Mollle Gords.
Decatur, 111.; Mrs. Hegele. Scappoose; E.
L. Tatom, Pondle'ton; N. O. Cordano, Dr.
B. B. Andrews and wife, Kansas City.
Mo.; Mrs. Rufus Brown. Spokane;
Truvella and wife, Tacoma; W. L. Nichol
son. Seattle; W. R. Blank, Heppner; a
M." Moses, Heavenslde, Or.; Mr. and Mrs.
L. N. Sattlerlee. Mr. and Mrs. P. Sin
clair and son. Tacoma; C. D. Hermann,
New York; L. F. Baum, Oregon City;
Mrs. J. L. Vln. Minneapolis. Minn.
Personal Mention.
Representative J. N. Williamson, of
Prlneville, spent last week at Seaside
House.
Judge J. C. Moreland and wife, of Port
land, ore registered at Seaside House.
E. M. Williams, of Dallas, visited his
family Sunday at Seaside Houee.
W. L. Robb and wife, of Astoria, spent
Sunday at Seaside House.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Alvord are at Gear
hart Hotel.
W. T. B. Nicholson and daughter Grace
are registered at Hotel Gearhart.
M. A. McEachern and wife are spend
ing their honeymoon at Hotel Gearhart.
Captain F. R. Weeks, of Fort Stevens,
' OAMP PIRAXHTJRJST, SEASIDE, OH,
is spending a few days at Gearhart Park.
Miss Lutle Ford Is passing her vacation
at Hotel Gearhart.
Rev. Morrison visited his family at Gear
hart Hotel last week.
Mra W. E. Coman was at Gearhart Ho
tel last week.
Judge Fenton has left for Portland af
ter a vacation at Seaside House.
Mr. T. G. Hallcy, Mayor of Pendleton.
and J. K. DIckam. of Pendleton, left for
meir nomcs last week.
Sol Hlrsch returned to Portland last
week.
Mrs. Donald Mackay left the Seaside
House last week for the oeaeon.
Mrs. Dr. Skene has returned to Port
land. T. W. B. London and wife, of Balfour,
Photo by Applesate.
Guthrie & Co., are staying at Gearhart
Hotel.
Graham Gloss, Jr., returned homo last
week.
S. B. Slbson arrived at Seaside House
last week for a short stay.
Fred Pendleton, with his family, arrived
recently at Seaside House.
Secretary of State F. I. Dunbar re
turned to Salem last week.
Dr. J. Fulton, of Astoria, left his cot
tage for home Thursday.
Mlsa Horace Greeley Perry Is at Sea
side. Curtl3 Weasels, of The Telegram, Is reg
istered at the New Grimes.
Mrs. E. L. Lowell and Mrs. Hattle FItz
left for Portland Friday. Mrs. Lowell
FORMED BY DRIFTING BANDS.
aa extensive sand spit, dry at all stages of the tide, apd covered with hardy erowth of
Trass and shrubs, the roots of which And nourishment In tho roolnt sands along the coast
line that Is above tho waohlnjrs of the tide. Tho expenditure of tho appropriation recently
made by Congress ($1,500,000). under the direction of the Government engineers, for the
completion of the estcnslve Improvements planned, will enable tho deepest vessel that float
safely to enter the Columbia Rlrcr at all etagea- of water. The Jetty Is reached, from Port
land by way of tho' Astoria St Columbia River It. R. Co.. via Flavel and Fort Stevens.
and Mra Fits had been guests of Mrs.
F. Dresser while at Seaside.
Ben Gadsby is at the New Grimes House,
Seaside.
OX JfORTH BEACH.
Musical Entertainment and Dnnces
Are Order of the Week.
An entertainment was held at Long
Beach Hall Wednesday evening for the
benefit of the Catholic Church. The en
tertainment, which was principally a mu
slcale, was followed by a dance. The
programme of the muslcale was as fol
lows: Opening overture, Exrerest's Or
chestra; song. Miss Katherine Lawler; In
strumental solo, Ed Sheridan; vocal duet,
the Misses Shaw; song, Mr. Fitzslmmons.
Johnnie Everest's Orchestra still con
tinues to play at the Long Beach dances.
Everest's Orchestra carries Its Portland
popularity to the beach, as Is evidenced
by the good attendance at his dances.
The dances here are most Informal, and
accordingly have a characteristic attrac
tion. At Senvlerr.
On Monday evening, at the Hackney
cottage, Seavlew, was assembled tho mu
sical talent of the beach. Few such gath
erings of musical talent are enjoyed at
the beach, and the fact was fully appre
ciated. The programme was as follows:
Piano solo, "Dance of the Demons," Lll-
Photo by Applegate.
Ian Brown; vocal solo. "Love's Sorrow,"
Lame Johnson: violin solo, "Simple Con
fesslon." Dazye Botfuhr; vocal solo, "Ma
Zulu Babe." Stuart McGuIre: vocal solo
"Ora Pro Nobis," Inez Wheeler; violin
selections. Professor Steblnger: vocal solo.
"Song of Thanksgiving," Professor J. Ep
plng; vocal duet. "Hark to the Mando
lin," the Misses Mayrle and Grace Shaw;
selections from "Robin Hoodf Miss Grace
Shaw; solo. Miss Lulu Edwards Brannln
Robert Shields, of Late Lake, when tak
ing his first walk on the beach, at Sea-
view, came upon something struggling
In the wet sand near the water's edge.
Upon Investigating he pulled from the
sand one of the largest flounders ever
seen. The fish had evidently been at the
end of a line once upon a time, and car
ried In Its mouth a hook and two feet of
line belonging to Clinton Stone. Stone,
upon Identifying his stolen article, re
claimed It, and all rejoiced. It Is claimed
that none but Seavlcwers and Hackney
people are eligible to such kind of fish
lng, and Long Beach has as yet made no
objection.
A whist party was held Wednesday af
ternoon at Seavlew at Mrs. Kutschan's
boarding-house for the benefit of the
Catholic Church. Mrs. Epplng captured
first prize, and Mrs. Monk and Mrs.
Campion took the two bcoby prizes. Ten
tables were played from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Refreshments were served throughout the
afternoon. The party was a decided finan
cial success.
Dancing, which Is ever a pastime at
the coast, 'was In order at Hackney's on
Tuesday evening. As usual, all repaired
later to a bonfire on the beach. This dance
followed an Informal hop at tho same
place on Monday afternoon. It was the
first attempt at an afternoon hop, and
was well attended.
At the Portland.
Ed Schmidt, wife and son; Miss Hager
man. J. Daniels, E. K. Whitehead, W. J.
Marrlon. A. D. McQueen and family.
Frank Lenherr and wife. E. BItner, J.
Hahn and family, J. J. McKie, H. Allhoff.
S. Caatendleck. R. E. Spencer, G. X Mar
shall and wife, S. B. Archer, Mrs. Rose
Cranston, G. M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C
A. Beach, Joe Steblnger, Professor Dra
per, A. E. McMonles, Bertie Frltsch,
Marie Bauer, W. M. Welch. Miss Maude
McDonaugh. Mr. Hayward, Mrs. M.
Schroeder, E. L. Braden, of Portland; J.
E. Cameron. W. J. Froat, Menominee,
Mich.; W. C. Cameron. Milwaukee. Wis.;
H. Smalls, wife and daughter: Miss
Deems, S. Coyle and wife, Mrs. Gebhart
and daughter, of Walla Walla; S. C.
Glesy, WHIapa, Wash.; P. M. Klersch,
Lebam, Wash.; L. A. Densmore, Phila
delphia; A. J. Te Poel. Stella. Wash.;
Charles McAllister and wife. North Yak
ima. Wash.; J. C. Wyatt and wife. Van
couver, Wash.; M. F. Bates, Seattle; W.
From photo by Routledse.
W. McCrarey and wife. Spokane. Wash.;
M. Morris. Mrs. Leasure Falrbault, S.
Stauffer. Chicago; G. C. Frew. Harrison.
Ark.; G. Donald. Jr.. North Yakima; W.
E. Cahlll and wife. Dayton. Or.; Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Peabody and daughter. Day
ton. Or.; P. Faure, Walla Walla; Mrs. G.
Johannson and son. Vancouver. Wash.;
Miss E. Glnther. Beaver Creek. Or.; Mrs.
C. Metcalfe North Yakima; Mr. and Mrs.
G- M. Decks; Jessie becks, Dorothy
Decks, Miss Southward, of St. Paul.
Minn.
At the Breakers.
Bernlce Stuart. George W. Lawrence and
wire. W. c. Lawrence and wife. Miss
Lawrence. Miss M. H. Lawrence. Miss
Sherlock. Mlsg Moore Mrs. Martin L.
fi?s'Iks Ruly Montgomery. H. S.
Skiff Edgar P. Hill. Mra R. D. ScHuber.
David E. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. William
Butterworth. Frank M. Warren. Joseph
fV Clark and wife. Miss Mabel A. Beck.
Airs. J. p. Levy. Master Petram Levy.
Miss Grace B. Nicholson. Mr. F. B. Nich
olson. E. P. Hoasman. N. D. Simon. Mra
ri-H -Vaneniiselaer. Cora Kadderly. Julia
Sllson Mra E. R. Eldredge. W. W. Hurl
burt. V Edgar Stillman. Mrs. Van Rens
selaer. J. Thorburn Ross. Miss Abby Lam
berson. Miss C. Lamberson, C. H. Wood
S andMra- Fre(l Warner. Mrs.
E. W. Cornell. Miss M. F. Murphy. W. H.
Bradford and wife. F. C. Bradford. Dr.
B3f 2nd, Wl' E' J Falns. L. Pease.
T. S. McGrath. Ernest Allman. E. L. Har
mon. Sol Rosenfeld. T. X. Honeyman. J.
t Honeinan. wife and nurse; Miss E.
J. Rutherford. C. Samuel. Mlsa C. Marx
Miss A. Marx, Henry Jennlng. Miss Kath
erine Jennlng. Miss Ida Van Hoy E.
K. Eldredge. Mrs. J. c. Leasure "and
daughter. Miss Sidney E. Batest Mrs. L.
H. Tarpley. Master Don Tarpley. Mrs
Basey, Master James Basey. Mlsa Kath
erine Glle, Mr. M. Dillon, Albion L. Glle
George D. Schalls. H. A. Metschow. Alice
McCarthy. A. B. Wcatherford. Mayme
Dennis. Hazel Brown. Arthur Rosenfeld.
Mrs. J. T. McDonell. Miss Emma Campion
Miss Frances Hanley. Mabel Wood. Helen
Rosenfeld, Miriam Jacobs. Mlsa Baker
Mrs. B. H. Levy, Miss Goodman. Miss
D. E. Goodman. Mrs. T. C. Miller R, m
Wilbur and wife. Mr. and MraR. M
Hall. Gordon M. Craig. A. L. Craig and
wife. Mrs. M. B. Wells, nurse and chil
dren. Louis P. Bruce. Miss Glle. Hugh Mc
GuIre. A. M. Haradon. W. L. Crlchton. R,
Wortman. Alia Mastic. Edna Mastic. Mra
C. L. Mastlck. Florence Blagen, Oliver
Jeff cry, Roy Pease. Mrs. Clarence Brown
of Portland: E. M. Cousin and wife. Chi
cago; Mrs. Moore. Chicago; T. J. Holman.
Spokane; L. F. Baum. Oregon City; Mrs
Cyrus Happy. Mlsa Elolae Happy. Master
John Happy, of Spokane: J. W. Billings
Grinnell, la.; W. H. Gabburt. Colo.; J. G
Paine. Miss J. Paine. Miss M. Paine of
Walla Walla; Mrs. M. Falrlamb. Miss C
Falrlamb. Mrs. V. Dreyfoos. Spokane
Miss Van Schnlck, New York; F. Cuth
bert. J. H. Benton. New Haven: Dr. and
Mrs. C. K. Fleming. Denver. Colo.; Dr.
M. G. Burnham, Denver. Colo.; G. W.
Phelps and wife. Heppner. Or.; W. E. Bar
rett. C. H. Brown. Mllwaukle; N. F.
Bates and wife. Seattle: Mrs. Slnnott"
Dalles. Or.; Sam Hermann. San Francisco;
L. B. Jenkins and wife. Spokane; W. W.
ioos, opoKane: airs. Gilbert M. Stark.
Miss Stark. Mlsa Pamela Stark. Saginaw.
Mich.; Miss Louise McAfee. St. Paul:
John Clinton Johnson. Scappoose N D
Dr. C. M. Wilson. Park Cltv, Utah: R. W
Miles. Bay Center: F. B. Beatty Salt
Lake City; Mra Charles E. Redfleld.
Blanche Redfleld. Heppner, Or.; R. Ralph
Malloy, Walla Walla.
At Loni; Beach Hotel.
Mrs. Edward Shields. Mrs. J. C. Butler.
Mrs. Evanovlch. Louiai Olsey. M. M.
Shaw, L. M. MacKinnon. W. S. Saige 3
S. McGuIre, Mrs. F. F. Gates, J. C. Grren.
E. Meyer. Mrs. C. H. Mclsnac and cMId
S. H Mclsaac. C. H. Beveridge. E. W.
Chandler. L. O. Lakin. Mrs. M. Coriz. A.
L. Kieth. J. B. Garretson. A. Gordon. F.
J. Sllman and son, S. A. Larus and wife.
Robert Wilson and wife. Mra Captain
Whitcomb. Captain Whitcomb. J. J. Eoff
E. A. McMonles. Mrs. J. a Leasure ad
daughter. S. E. Batca J. W. Belcher. Mrr
W. L. Maher. of Portland; W. J. Frost
Monomlnee. Mich.; W. C. Cameron. Mil
waukee. Wis.; O. A. R. Lodes. Athena
Or.; H. S. Davis. Pullman: R. R. Malloy!
Mrs. Capelow. M. McDonald and wife rf
Walla Walla; Mrs. M. Faure. of Walla
Walla; W. C. Green, of Walla Walla; Mrs.
M. Houtchens. of Waltsburg. Wash.; Mrs
F. M. Kaupisch. Chehallit. Wash.; H. Har
ris. Seattle: T. J. Stranack. San Fran
cisco; Charles Root. Omaha. Neb.: Georgo
Miles. Oregon City: J. C. Wvatt and wife
Vancouver. Wash.; A. F. Alexander, of
Walla Walia; Mrs. G. T. Welch and daugh
ter, of Walla Walla; M. Evans, of Walla
Walla; Mr. and Mrs. A. a Joseph and
wife. Qulncy. 111.; S. C. Glesy. Menlo;
William A. C. McAllister. Chicago; Mrs.
M. Roberts. A. C. Murdock and wife.
D. Hunt and mother. R. H. Nichown and
mother. Tacoma; W. E. Barrett, of Chi
cago: C. H. Brown. Mtliraukp. m - xv
B. Gray, St. Paul.
At the Hackney Cottagre.
Mrs. Stephenson. Mr. Richards. Mrs.
Richards. Master Richards, Misses Rich
ards, Miss Lucia Gillespie, Miss A. Mc
GuIre. Mrs. C. R. Watson and child. Mrs.
Stephen McGuIre. W. E. Mayer. Sam C
Holbrcok. Sam. Archer. Jay HI Upton.
C. R. Watson. Dr. W. Northup. Miss Bes
sie Anderson. Miss Louise Stephenson.
Charles E. Rollln. Dr. R. L. Gillespie and
wife, Mrs. A. Mandln. -Laura Lea. Mrs.
M. Lea. M. Gumbert. Miss Gumbert. Hilda
uumoert. ailss Bertha Patton. Dr. E. B.
Patton. A. B. Wallaber. Mrs. Wallaber
and child. Carrie Boye, Fred Grand and
wife. L. Schirmeyer. Maud E. Noble, J.
bnemansKl. I. Holzman, J. Lanklln and
wife. Mrs. B. F. Allen; Master Allen. Ben
L. Backman and wife. Miss 'Lena Blair,
Mrs. Louis Sandoz, Miss Maud Souther
lln. Mrs. H. D. Schwab. Jr.. James
BIchner and wife. Miss BIchner, Robert C.
Shields. Salt Lake; Mra Fisher, Aber
deen. Wash.; B. Vandusen, Astoria; Mr.
Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland and child. Boise
City; Mrs. G. N. Croafleld. The Dalles;
Miss Croafleld. Master Croafleld, The
Dalles; Mrs. E. O. McCoy a.nd son. The
palles; Dr. Jackson and wife. New York;
Miss Jackson. New York; Mr. Archibald
A. Schanck. Omaha; Mrs. A. Schanck,
Miss Schanck, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. .al
ien.
At Mr. Chamberlain's.
Archie C Commack, C. D. Herman. Mrs.
W. G. Price. Miss O. M. Price. Miss Inga
Hanson. Miss Maude Moore, of Portland;
W. F. Laraway and wife. Thurston W.
Laraway. Glenwood. Ia.; S. S. Gill. E. W.
Hand, of Spokane; Catharine Davlea, Car
bonado, Wash.
At the Xcwton.
Mrs. Ballls. Pearl Dick. Arthur Parker.
P. S. Dick. Miss Laney Ward. Miss Nettle
Ward. Mrs. F. H. Woodward, of Portland;
Mrs. A. L. Sprouel. of Ontario. Or.: Mrs.
J. Gleason, Mrs. J. W. Campbell. Oregon
City; Mrs. William Davis, Terre Haute.
Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Rogers. Mrs. W.
J. Morgan. Miss May Dellenbaugh. of
Walliw Walla; Miss Maud Thompson. Kate
Thompson, Miss Bertha M. Kersey, New
Providence Ia.
At the Shelburne-.
Mrs. W. P. Whitcomb. Miss M. Glen-
denning. H. T. Grist. Mr. and Mrs. Heat-
lev. W. A. Pursel. of Portland; W. H.
Wylde. Minneapolis. Minn.; S. L. Wylde.
Oswega; Ed Gearhart. San Francisco.
At Harvest Home.
Mrs. Charles Mayer and two children. E.
H. FItzglbton. wife and children. W. S.
Do Witt, of Portland: Mrs. Herbert Gregg
and daughter. Walla Walla.
At the Brltt.
Mrs. A. D. McQueen, Miss Angela Mc
Queen, Mls3 Ariel McQueen. Miss Char
lotte Taber, George F. Jonea wife and
family. Fred W. Jones. Webb Campbell,
wife and daughter. Gust Monfler. wife and
son, A. W. Cauthorn and son. Mrs. Frank
Brandis, Miss Rita Wade, Nuble Hoch
feld, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gaston. Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Krlesel, Portland; James
Kilen and wife, Moscow; Hans Knudson
and wife. Spokane; W. D. Gutman, wife
and children, Seattle: John Malone, Fort
Canby; W. Mllla Fort Canby; G. S.
RIchey. SpokanS; S. C. Glesy. Menlo,
Wash.: Mrs. L. R. Frazeur. Chicago; Mrs.
J. F. McClaln. Walla Walla: Daniel Yea
kel, Tacoma; Mr3. H. C Kayser, the