The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 21, 1904, PART THREE, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Textis: o, Throngs of Newcomers Swell Crowds on Beaches THE SUNDAY OREGOJOAlff, ' PORTLAOT), 'AUGUST - 21, 19&- LONG BEACH, "Wash., Aug,, 19. (SpeciaL) The season Is still in Its zenith, and each train brings in reinforcements to the crowd which has already done much to make things 'lively. Sunday witnessed one of the biggest crowds that has ever been on J the beach, and. the "standing room only" sign was displayed at the hotels 1 In consequence. The weather has continued to be de lightful, and has helped to make pleas ant the stay of those who have "been here within the past two weeks. Bath ing hour is the lively time on the beach, as everybody turns out either to .take a dip themselves or to witness the others. Picnics and excursions are plentiful, and the great reluctance with which most people depart speaks well for the North Beach as a recreation resort. J. A. McGlashan and family, of Ore gon City, are spending a couple of weeks at Ocean Park. They are ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Mc Glashan. of Portland. Miss Minnie Rakel and Mr. and Mrs. John James are at the Taylor Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Miller, accompanied by Miss Nellie Dickenson are at the Park for a few days. Several parties went up to the wreck Monday. When they reached the spot they found no wreck In sight, as the schooner had been taken .off the beach . Sunday evening at high tide, and 1b now in the harbor at South Bend. Miss Besie McBride Is visiting Mrs. J. J. Shipley at Alders. Miss Edna Barton, of Baker City, is visiting at the Summer homo of Hon. H. B. Moss, of Payette. Miss Xela Goddard, who has been visiting Miss Frances Gill, returned home Tuesday Miss Marlon Btackpole is spending a short time with friends here. t Miss Emma Wells, of Chicago, is vis iting Miss Mabel Haseltlne at their cottage in the grove. Mrs. J. C. Roberts is at her cottage and Is recuperating after a long Ill ness. She Is accompanied by Mrs. Lu ella Lambert and Mrs. M. McBride. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyle, who were recently married, are spending their honeymoon at Ocean Park. The croquet fever is becoming epi demic here. Captain Powell, one of the veterans of the game, has his time pretty well occupied entertaining friends with this favorite pastime. Roy McDuflee visited friends here last week. Mrs. Lot. Swetland and daughter are visiting at the Dudley cottage. Mrs. Robert Smith and sons, Edgar and Lawrence, are spending the month of Au gust at Ocean Park. Mrs. Robert Fulton is occupying the Sprague Cottage. Miss Helen Smith, one of the winners in the St Louis contest, spent a few days last week as a guest of Miss Ruth Ebogren. Rev. A. C. Fairchlld and family will spend the remainder of the season at Ocean Park. ' Guy Phillips and family are at the Tay lor House for a few days. y H. W. Kolly Is occupying his cottage. J. W. Andrews will occupy hie cottage for the remainder of the season. Ex-Mayor H. Rowe has opened his cot tage. The Taylor House. F. Gamon, John Spurgean, Mrs. R, Ad ams, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Swetland, Mr. and Mra D. J. Qulmbv. Miss Oulmbv. Mrs. J. C. Moreland, L. Moreland, Miss Josephine Carmin, Miss Mable Carmln, M. Clfjmberlln, Grace Davis, W. Slendricks, Mr.aj(-Mrs. John Medler. Portland: D. S. Seymour Bell and son, Sumpter: Miss J. Coates, Miss E. Coats, Hood River; Mrs. H. M. Nichols, Springfield, Mass., Mrs. M. C. Beamis, Miss Beamis, Forest Grove. The Breakers. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wallace, Mrs. L. B. Darden, Miss Warren, W. H. Warrens, Margaret H. Wallace, Luclle Smith, Miss Dode Poulsen, Louise Poulsen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Bates, O. B. Steely, Mrs. A. W. Glesy and child. Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Wells, Mrs. F. M. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gould, Mrs. H. E. Gould, J Van Zante, W. J. Clemens, Winnifred Abbott, R, B. Loyd, William Scott and family, J. Menslng, C. C. Smith and wife, Luclle Smith, M. F. Moore, Mrs. Sherman D. Brown, Miss E. Borchert, Portland; Her bert Goldsmith, Boston; Dorothy Moore, London, Eng.; Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mc Gowen, Mrs. G. E. Johnson, Miss C. M. Wheeler, Mrs. W. W. Dreyfoos, Spokane; Samuel Paul, Ethel Paul, Alice Paul, Salt Lake City; Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Paul Hendricks, Salem; H. F. Booth, Baker City; A. Gylpe, Aberdeen; A. Fool, Scap poose; W. C. Ash, Chicago. Garden Grove. Mrs. Tlllie Francis, Miss Mabel Ness, Mrs. E. Johnson and daughter, Miss Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Altstlck, .Miss Altstlck, Mrs- W. R. Apperson, Master Roy ciark, w. P. Dickenson, Mrs. James Lundy, Mrs. Grant Matlock, Miss B. E. Mott, Miss Flora' Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A Brandes, Mrs. O. F. Brandes, Miss Irene Scott, E. Erlksen. Paul Hinz, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Clamett and children, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. William Christie, Ada Faizzell, Condon, Or.; F. P. Dickenson, A. H. Calr, Mrs. A. H. Calr, Thomas J. Calr, Grace G. Cair, Chicago. Long Beach. One of the Jolliest and most unique oar ties of the season was given by Mrs, F. H. Woodman, of Knappwood, on Sat urday. The spacious grounds were artlstlcal ly decorated with Chinese lanterns and the hammocks and rustic seats added much to the comfort of the guests, Bongs were sung by Mrs. Gordon and the Misses De Spain and Knauss, fol lowed by old-fashioned games. Then those wishing to know their fate con suited the far-famed Mrs. Demmecer, whose picturesque tent was enough to console those whose futures were not as bright as expected. Delicious refreshments of cake and punch were served. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Wood man's hospitality were Mr. and Mrs L. DIelschnelder, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hun ter. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gordon, C. A Deuber, Mrs, and Mrs. F. H. Woodman, Mrs. E. Gor don, Mrs. Zander, Mrs. Tobias, the Misses. Do Spain, Holston, Mangold, Knabel, Robertson, Zander, Knauss, Williams and Woodman the Messrs, Zander. Wilson. Sladen, Deuber, Will iams, Hunter, Kruse, Demarest, Howes, Dodson, Rogers, coraon ana uicKson. Mrs. William Chambers and daughter Marie are the guests of Mrs. O'Hare, at the Knott cottage. O. W. Owens and family are occupying their cottage at Long Beach. The Portland. Minnie Schade, E. HIrch, B. Leslie and nieces, Kathle Ablasser, Beajrice Dierke, Mrs. M. Chausse, A. J. Coffman, H. R. Jtsverulng, Sadie word. Mr. and Mrs. T, G. Coleman, A. P. Hansan. H. T. Jost. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Chown, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Suterllng, Mr and Mrs Otto H. Opitz, Mr. and Mrs. Kane. Georire L. Race, Lottie Race. Otto Heacock, Harry xurney, juis a. jBaron, J. H. Stanley, L. SevnoBkyE. W. Crichton, L. W. Thatcher, Albert Hobson, Mabel M. Hoss, N John Schade, ,C. S. Garby. A. P. Hanson. M. Brayle, Miss Agnes L. Foster, Miss Florence .uowiing, Alta A. Metcalf, B. E. Smith, Miss Bertha Masters, Miss Nellie Troy, from Portland; O. E. Hunter Goble, Or.; Mrs. G. L. Campbell and lamny. m. j. uampoeu. M. D. Ford, Pom eroy. Wash,; Miss Esther Roland. Jeffer. con, Or.; Mrs. M. Worick, Danville, 111.; J. Worrick, Monroe, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morris, Pocatello; Mrs. H. J. Welly end daughter, i'uuman; George Donald. GEABHART Jr., North Yakima; A. Gleneffe, Chinook; Martin Welsh, f. R. Gray, M. A. Sollan, C. L. Hoffman and wife, D. D. Carmody, J. A. Carmody. J, E. Dickson, F. Camp bell, N. Foster, William A. Weaner, South Bend Margaret Tlmmcn, Hannah Hughes, Seattle; E. M. Hutton, Chicago; Fred Brown, Mrs. Fred Brown. Dr. T. W. Ross, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. Menzlea, Troutdale; Jack Craig, William S. Wood, Fpxt Columbia. At the Britt. G. A. McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rnedy, Miss Hilda Rnedy, Mrs. A. Digman, Jesse Digman, Mrs. R. Hulme. Charles Haar, M. Svlnsky, Sylvia Weinstein, Wil liam Hochfeld, Miss Alice Dangneger, Miss Maud Barrett, A. S. York, Mrs. M. F. Finch. W. Holmes, Mrs. J. D. Buell, Mr. and Mrs. 'J. Thomas and child, J. S. Parks, Mrs. C. Levins, Mrs. A. Barger, Mr. and Mrs. V. Kell, Portland; Miss Dora Johnson, Pasco; E. P. Voring, wife and child, Baker City; S. Krltshevsky, Russia; J. S. Barrett, Walla Walla; J. V. Gheln, Wilholt; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ramp; Yates City, 111.; air. and Mrs. M. C Bates, Fomeroy; A. L. Edwards, R. Davis, George Andrews, Seattle. Long Beach Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. D. McKeen and son, George ,N. Clarke, Toll Thompson, J. W. Goertz, T. Belcher. William Ferrlll, M. J. Relsnor, A. G. Harbugh, Mr. and Mrs. John J Buchter, Mary M Gilman, 'Ruth A. Gilman, W. L. N. Gilman, Mrs. John Paulson. C. L. Tostevln, Mr. M. F. Moore, J. C. Bayer, F. D. Wooley, Bar ron and Simon Wooley, W. J. Nelson, W Smallwood, Martin Burke, J. T. Gregg, Glen Livingston. H. B. Reld, W. W. Sweeny. E. C. CUne, M. O. Collins, Mau rice Winters, Frank Feeny, H. Morrison and son. Luella Nicholson, Harriet S. Johns, Zalder Nicholson, O. Hood, Har riet E. Jones, Thomas Rose, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barnett and daugh ter, Mrs. F. W. Kaser, Mr. H. a Cope land, Ida Ccpeland, G. A. Evans, Lena Evans, Jean Jaycox, Mrs. Bessie Evans, Fred Wllsori, Alice Copeland, Grant Copeland, M. M Donald and wife. Walla Walla; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brooks and daughter, Lewlston, Idaho; Mrs. G. L. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Palmer, Pomeroy. Wash.; F. Candos, W. H. Kee- land, Miss Burhaus, Eugene Clarke, Frank N. McCandless, Tacoma; Sol Smith, William H. Gudgell, Captain Reed, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stout, J. H. Clyde, Miss M. Hunter, A. W. Reed, H. A. Hill. George Chlcolne, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Ellsworth. H. J. Huben, L. L. Darling. B. N. Foy. Fred Clyde, E. E. George, H. A Glbbs, South Bend; Mrs. T. J. Fllppln, Clatskanle; Mrs. C. S. O'Brien, Pasco; Mrs George B.- Nesblt, Welser, Idaho; Mrs H. J. Welty and daughter. Pull man; D. C. GIrdloe, Caldwell; O. E. Hunter, Goble; O. C. Dalton and family. Seattle; Mrs. L. Fox, The Dalles; F. W. Johnson, Ilwaco; G. B. Tinker, John Wray, Beaton; Miss Atwood, Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ford, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Madge, Olympla; Jessie McDonald, New York; A. Jacobs and wife, Chicago. " The White House. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barnett and daugh ter, Mrs. P. W. Dana, Miss Shenra Dana, Elizabeth Bird, Helen Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barger, George W. Clarke, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Evans, Lena Evan's, Jean Jaycox, Walla Walla. The Driftwood. A. Lyon, Wilbur F. -Brock, Kathryn Kartou, J. P. Cassldy, Mrs. E. Hayes, Mrs. A. L. Dicker, H. M. Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Terry, B. Stempson, J. D. O'Donnell, J. O. Lyons, Miss E. Smith, Mrs. James Mallett, Master D. Mallett, F. A Hanson, H. Capus. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tichener, Miss Hazel Tlch ener, Mrs. Alice Strowbridge, Miss Dor othy Strowbrldge, A. Hobson, George Donald, Miss Gertrude O'Malley, Miss Edith Whltcomb, Paul Chamberlln and wife, J. Hanson, Portland; Charles A. Payne, Chinook; C. C. Dalton, Mrs. C. C. Dalton, Miss Geraldlne Dalton, Bernard Dalton, Judge R.. V. Alberson, Seattle; Louis Garrlgus, Puyallup; Lenord Thatcher, New York; H. A.,Jophn and wife. Salt Lake City; I. D. Gibson. Rose burg. Mrs. Chamberlain's. Nellie V. Kennedy, Mable C. MIllls, Mrs. C. J. Minis, C. J. MIllls, Portland; Mrs. J. P. Ford, Pomeroy; Rev. Alexander Beers, Mrs. Adelaide L. Beers, Ruth Al len, Seattle. , The Harvest Home Mr. and Mrs. L. DIelschnelder, James Harold Scott, Charles W. Olsen, Char lotte C. Thomas, Etta D. Brelter, Delia Breiter, A. William Walker, Mrs. N. Paulsen, Charles W. Olsen, Alice Scbmale, Mrs. A. W. Schmale. C. O. Jones, J. C. Wilson and wife, Mrs. James Graham, Miss B. Westlnfelder, A. W. Schmale, George Jones, Miss Marie E. Du Cett, Miss M. Thercley, Miss Dorothy Ballow, B. E. Smith, Arthur Jones, Minnfe Jones, Dorothy Johnson, Edward Ranken, Mar tin Burke, L. A- Jones, Walter Hansen and wifej E. Bralthwalte, Portland; Ed gar Simpson, Grand Rapids. Mich.; Ford M. Corathern, Kelso; Miss Elizabeth Randall, Miss Jessle Edwards, San Fran cisco; James Johnson, "Vancouver, B. C; Miss Glen Peterson, Kansas City; A. A. Jacob Valaer, Nat Webb, Jr., Walla Walla. At the Knapp Wood. Mr. Cllne, Miss Violet Holston, Willie Rogers, J. Hunter, Ada Robertson, Mrs. K. Tobias, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gordon, Miss Constance A. De Spain, Miss Mar garet D. Dickson, Henry D. Sander, of Portland; Fred A. Wilson, Miss Elma Yund, Miss Eva Yund, Nellie Yund, Walla Walla; Miss Lowell, Miss Edith M. Lowell, Hornea Lowell, Seattle: A. Simp son, F. Donohue, El ward Patton, Asto- Xia The Salt Air. Lorna Strauhal, Faith Powell, Mrs. J. P. Thomas and children, Miss Marie Franklin, MrsL W. H. Morgan, Miss Mar guerite Egbert, Miss Myrtle Chamberlain, Robert E. Porter, Mrs. J.. C. Donangh, Portland; H. W. Baldwiii. Dayton. Wash.; Evelyn Ross, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. W. Ross, Ellensburg. The Newton. Miss Josie Sullivan, Miss Jessie John- tan. Mrs. J. P. Levy, WUlle Beck, PAKE PARTY GOING TO THE DANCE AT Master Bertram Paul Levy, Mrs. John Toole, Drs. D. Osmun, Casper Kohler, F. C Davis, Portland; W. H. Kirkman and wife. Walla Walla; Mrs. L, M. Whltta ker, H. T. Boothby and wife. Baker City; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greullch and sqn, Pendleton. Seaview, One of the most charming dances cf the season occurred on the evening of August. 12 at the Hackney Cottage. Chi nese lanterns were strewn about through the trees on the lawn In great profusion, and delicious punch was served In one corner of the yard. Dancing was enjoyed until 11:30. The North Head Lighthouse was visited Monday by a party f ronis Shelburne. A dainty luncheon was carried by the pic nickers, who spent the day and returned In the evening after a delightful trip". Those present were: T. J. Geisler and sons, Carl Denton, H. H. Parker, Alfred Parker, Edward Powell and James Parker. At the Hackney Cottage the usual musical entertainment was held last Wednesday evening. The programme consisted of piano solos by Miss Eliza beth 0Keahe, Miss Lillian Brown, Mr. Hlckey and Miss Tudie Schacht; a mando lin ana guiiar auet oy misa JLiesser ana Mr. Hagadorn; vocal solos by Miss Nancy Beals, Mr. Flemmlng and Mr. Wayne Stuart, and a recitation by Miss Place. The guests of the Shelburne enjoyed a popcorn party last Wednesday evening, which, although given especially for the children, was enjoyed by the older ones present as well. Two large wagons were necessary to ac commodate a jolly crowd of 22 excursion ists who visited the North Head and Canby Lighthouses. The party put In the .entire day, taking their lunch with them, and returned after a pleasant trip. Those who went on the trip were: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Otto Rothchild, James Rdthr child, Miss Henrietta Rothchild, Mrs. Ger son and daughter, Mrs. I. Gevurtz and son, Mrs. Lowenson and two grandchil dren, Mrs. Offner, Mrs. Summers, Mrs. L. Bauman and son, Mrs. Wolfe and nieces, Mrs. SchWlnsky and daughter, and Miss Schwlnsky. The Shellburne. Mrs. P. J. O'Donnell, Helen O'Donnell, B. H. Hobbs, Mrs. E. H. Hobbs, Miss Nola Hobbe. Master Earnest Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jeffress and child, T. J. Geis ler, Carl Denton, Mrs. James Denton, Mrs. J. H. Kern, Katharirio V. Kern, Mrs. J. A. Malarkey and children, Mls3 Caroline Holman, Charles Humphrey, Portland; H. B. Parker. Astoria; W. Lord, Miss Elizabeth Lord, Fred Hough ton, Mrs. Houghton, H. S. Wilson, Mrs. H. a Wilson, Blanche Brlgham, J. S. Fish, Miss G. B. Fish, Harold J. Fish, The Dalles. Hackney Cottage. Anna I. Warnock, Mrs. H. Brown, Miss Lillian Brown, Frederick E. Melton, Don H. Bowen, Frank G. Tillman, Mrs. H. Gerean, Daisy Gerson, Harry Thomas, Eva Place, Frank O'Kane, Elizabeth O'Kane, Mrs. Dora Manhelm, Belle Jo seph, Mrs. R. Mallet, Miss E, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Levy, Miss Fanny Rlcin, Miss Bertha Jones, Miss D. Gran ston. Miss Frances Powell, Ed B. Levy, M. Relnsteln, Mrs. Relnstein, Miss Rein ste'ln. F. H. Ranson and three children, Mrs. Ranson, Miss Ranson, W. H. Gren fell, G. Loewenson, G. T. Wyman, Mrs. I. E. Solomen, Jerome Solomen. E. M. Fanning, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. T. Asher, Portland; Dr. Maher and sqn, Aberdeen; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brooks and daugh ter. Lewlston; Mrs.. William Stark; Miss Marlon Stark, Boise; Mr. and Mrs. Thom as O'Neil, New York; Max Stelfel, Chi cago. The Seacroft. Mrs F. C. Savage, Miss E. B. 'Savage, R. F. Cross, Herman Sigman, W. S. Cal kins, Mrs. R. Wilbur, Major R. L. Row land and daughter, Portland; R.' Buer mann, W. Buermann, Newark, N. J.; John R. Lawrence, New York; William Roberts, Seattle. The Dancing Party at the Newton. One of the most enjoyable of recent parties at Long Beach was a dance given last week by Miss Wlckham at the SNewton. There were gay decora tions of Chinese lanterns, both Inside and on the lawnand between dances punch -was served by Mesdames Gol,d smith, Jackson and Kirkman. The mu sic was by Miss Bessie Brown (violin). Miss Hoss (piano) and Mr. English (cornet). Miss Matschok also assisted the hostess with the musical pro gramme, which was much enjoyed throughout Those present were: -Miss Harriet Word, Ralph H. Cummings of Pennsyl vania, Mary L. Goddard Horace B. Fen ton, A. Gylfe, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Eng lish, Miss M. Ehlen, Lny Henry, E. 3. Hubbard; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kirkman, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkman, Mrs. E. S. Isaacs, Miss Marjorle Lyman, of Walla Walla; Miss J. Sullewan, Miss Jessie Johnson, Bessie Young, Mrs. C. H. Beck, Miss Beroqua Bonser, Miss Edna Jeffery, Miss Pearl Matschek, Mr. O. Jeffery, Miss B. Brown, Miss Frances Jeffery, "Miss Mae Ross, Mr. Merrltt Collins, Mr. William Beck, Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldsmith, Mrs. J. Levy, Estella Goldsmith, Mrs. L Slchel, Miss Rae Goldsmith, Mrs. Whit taker, Herbert Goldsmith, Mr. I. A. Heusner, Mr. and Mrs. William Wick ham. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Colwell. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Booth, Mr. Joseph McClelland, Mr. George Hill, Miss Net tle Jensen, Mr. J. O. Wickham, Miss S. Meredith Wickham. Big Bonfire Party. The largest party of the season was given Wednesday evening, August 10, in honor of Miss Adeline Hartman, who returned to Portland next day. Mr. E. S. Hubbard rendered several choice se lections on the mandolin; Miss Gladys Roblson delighted the audience with several vocal solos; Mrs. W. H. Boh lander and Mrs. Henry Westermiro acted as hostesses and served light re freshments. Those present were: Misses Alice Williams, Hazel Westermlre, Lillie Hen ry, Genevieve Orton, Florence Carsmac, I Adeline Hartman. Gladys Robison. Mr. and Mrs. William Frances. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fernau, Mr. and Mra A. Pen - SEASIDE. ney, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Noltepend, Mrs. R. Oliver. Mrs. H. V. -Werth, Mrs, A. R. Shreve, Mrs. J. H. Everest, Mrs. Samuel Penney, Mrs. Charles Gell and son, Mrs. Henry Westermlre, Mrs. Wil liam Bohlander; Messrs. J. Relsner, J. W. Wight, J. H. Penney, T. Sherry, -A. S. York, W. J. Reldt, J. W. Goertz, JB. a, Hubbard. Karl Hanneman. Frank faher Idan, Willie Reidt, Lyle Hosford, Frank L. McGuIre, Roy and Eddlo Flaherty. GAYETY AT CLATSOP BEACH. Many" Diversions Enjoyed by Those at Oregon Resort, SEASIDE, Or., Aug. 19. (Special corre spondencesThe beach here Is crowded from daylight until dark, and even In the evening the light of numerous bonfires may be seen. The bowling alleys are do ing a rushing business and the dances are well patronized. While a. few of the peo ple are beginning to leave, the Influx Is still much greater than the outflow, and the season Is still at its height. Hotel accommodations are at a" premium, espe cially at the end of the week, when every Uone who can Is glad to escape the heat and smoke of town for the delightful cli mate of the beach, and the resources of the hotelkeepers are sorely taxed to know what to do with the sudden Increase of their already numerous families. Surf-bathing Is as popular as ever, es pecially with members of the "fair sex,' who seem to have greater vitality in cold water than the colder-blooded men. The latter, however, are willing spectators. and the beach at bathing hour presents a lively scene. Hotel Gearhart. Barbara Mackenzie, Jennie Jay. Mrs, C. J. Groat, Miss Semele Groat, Mr. and .airs. A. Mcualman, p. w. Blanchard, M, N. Kerr, Mrs. H. H. Delano, A G. Bar ker, Mrs. A. G. Barker, H. L. Ralston Miss F. A Fischer, Miss Elsie Fischer, M. J. Kinney, Miss Netta Cummings, iVerne Struble. P. A. Combs. Miss f?. "NT Dresser. Thomas A. Purdy, Miss Carrie Reynolds, Clinton O. Stone, Miss Pearl Empkln, Lyle Metcalf. Mrs. A. A. Morrl son, Miss Culllvet, Mrs. L. Proctor, Miss M. F. Proctor. Dr. G. M. Wells and wife Mrs. M. Flelschner, Miss Flora Flelschner, Mr. and Mrs. H. Haussman, Margaret Haussman, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Driver, J. C, aaunders and wife, W. S. Saunders. Ed ward Brennan, N. J. Blagen, Mr. and Mfs Sol Baum, Mrs. B. Neustader, Mrs. Ben Levy, Mrs. C. Lauer, Amy Lauer. Mrs Rose Bloch Bauer, Mrs. George W. Bates, Mrs. Mary A. McMlcken, Christine An derson, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Davis Mrs. N. P. Sorenson, Mrs. L. Slchel and child, Mrs. F. Solomon, Ruth Slchel, Mrs M. J. Owens, Miss Minnie Bell. Mrs. A. R Bell, Mrs. R. J. Cowperthwalte, Lonna uowperthwalte. Douglas Cowperthwalte, Mrs. H. C. Eckenberger, Miss Augusta Miller, Mrs. G. G. Gammans, Mrs. T. W. London, Miss Lillian Fisher, E. J. Bren nan. Miss Gertrude Carr, Mrs. W. H. Grindstaff, Miss Mildred Grlndstalf, Mrs, ii. a. jacKson, .miss Jane Smith. Sadie S Jackson, Miss Esther Krause, Miss Hazel jacobus, Portland; John Barr. Chicago William McLennan, Seattle; J. C. Lindsey, iiolse; J. w. Cornthnart and wife. J. W Watklns and wife EL W. Thorpe, Spo kane; Mrs. A. M. A. Hutton, Wallace, Idaho;- Mrs. M. J. Lane. The Dalles Laurie Jordan, Salem; Nan G. Reed, W. a. fanerman, js. a HIgglns, Astoria. Seaside. Mrs. I. N. Flelschner gave a charming cnimren s party last Monday, the occasion being the 9th birthday of her daughter Miss Minnie Flelschner. The children played games, pulled candy and thorouch ly enjoyed themselves until refreshments were announced, when all repaired to the dining-room. The table was beautifully decorated with nasturtiums, and In the cenjter with a large cake, on which were roses, each holding a lighted candle. Those present were: Jane- Seller, Kath arine Seller, Ruth Lowengart, Nancy Zan, Master James "Van Schuyver, Margaret Haussman, Marie Louise Feldenheimer, Gladys Lang, Harold Meier, Allen Meier and Waj'ne Gordon.- The guests of Necanlcum Inn enjoyed a candypull .Thursday, evening. A large bonfire was built In the grove in the rear of the house, which was decorated with Chinese lanterns for the occasion. Sing ing and violin numbers were rendered by various members of the party. Percy Smith gave a housewarming at his new cottage last Monday evening. A musical programme -was enjoyed and later elaborate refreshments were served. Among those present were: Miss Maud Jones, Mrs. Jonefc, Chauncey Bishop. Miss Daisy Freeman, Mrs. Fred Page, Kenneth Fenton, Miss Arllne Davis, Russell Smith, Miss Irene Caskey, Mrs. Caskey. A pleasant and Informal musicale was given at the Hotel Moore last Sunday night, which Tvas attended by most of the guests of the house. Mrs. Fletcher Linn sang several songs, among theem being "Love, the Pedler," "Madrigal," "Roses After Rain" and Tolstoi's Serenade. Miss Aimee Sellers, of San Francisco, then played a number of selections on the piano, and the party broke up, after a pleasant evening. I. N. Flelschner and Cecil H. Bauer enjoyed a fishing trip last Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bernhelm and Miss Koshland, have returned to Portland after a delightful stay at the Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Danler Marx- and family are guests of the Seaside House. R. Lang and family are spending a few days at the Seaside House. A smali party enjoyed a trip to Elk Creek Friday. They were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Seller, L N. Flelschner, Mrs. Marcus Flelschner, Miss Flora Flelschner, Mrs. A. Meier, Mrs. Henry Haussman and Miss Margaret Haussman. Secretary of State F. L Dunbar and Mrs. Dunbar, of Salem, are at the Hotel Moore. Hotel Moore. Mrs. Ralph W. Hoyt, children and gov erness, T. S. McKatt, J. W. Flanders, A. M, Brown, Mrs. A. M. Brown, Lyle F. Brown, Sybil Brown, L. Stout, Cecil H. Bauer, T. D. Woollpfy, Mra, John Mc Craken, Mrs. James P. Moffott, L. Sam uel, Mrs. J. S. Glltnfir, Martha G. Crowed, Mrs. H J. Van Schuyver, Miss Van Schuyver, Gill Durham, Bob Williams, A. D. steDbin8, airs. N. D. Stebblns, R, L. 1 Salem, Tom F. Smithy Sarauei. Bjwe STREET CARNIVAL AND TOURNAMENT . .. 'REGATTA Wednesday, r Thursday and Friday, ; y August 24, 25 and 26, 1904 J. '.; STREET CARNIVAL August 2 The Fastest Rowing Crews The Finest Yachts The United States Navy will be represented by War ships from the Pacific Squadron. High Divers, Fancy Swimmers and Marine Divers will' help to entertain the grandstand between races. Lacrosse Game between Portland and Victoria. Baseball Game between Multnomah Athletic Club, of Portland, and Astoria Commercial Club Teams.. Running Races of all kinds. GREATEST STREET CARNIVAL EVER PUT ON IN THE NORTHWEST Remember the Dates W. C. Seachrist, Robert Glllan, Katie vBecker, May Prosser, O.' R. Ball, M. B. Metey, Le Roy J. KIrkley, J. L. Wicker sham, Milton E. Kahn, R. W. Hoyt. J. Moran, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Watts, W. Van Schuyver, C. H. Packer, Miss Margaret W. Lea, Charle O. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Catching, Art Tonslng, J. C. Speclet, Geon?e Cadwall, Lyle Metcalf. Paul Stram, W. Marklllle, Miss Pearl Empkin, Miss Rau, Mrs. Fletcher, Semford Lowen gart, Jean Zan, Margaret O'Neil, Kath erlne O'Neil, Thomas Roberts, Florence Brasel, Stella Coddlngton, Ruth Maxwell, Paul Rockey, Tom Robertson, 3. V. Has kell, Mrs. W. H. Tart. D. M. Donaugh, Mrs. Edward Lyons, Miss Lyons, Miss Jean Lyons, Miss Dean, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Goddard and child. Miss Dagmar Kelly, Vesta V. Broughton, Ada Doernbecher, Louise Gleason, Mabel Weldler, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis Mead, Luclle Parker, George W. Marshall, Frank Feeny. Port land; Sam Green, Green River Hot Springs; Mrs. T. Qulnn and daughter, Ca mille R. Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gold man, Juliette Goldman, Walla Walla; E. Z. Ferguson and wife, Henry Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, E. Palmberg, A Slnder, Frank Wortueld, Charles V. Brown, Astoria; John H. Mitchell, Jr., Mr. arid Mrs. W. H. Bunny, St. Paul; Grand Mays, The Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. F. L Dunbar, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Leggett, St. Johns; Mr. and Mrs. George H. Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lyon, Jr., and child, Boise; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Pres ton, Miss Amy Seller, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. John K. Don, Mr. and Mrs. S. Heath, Spokane; Rosalie Friendly, Eugene; T. B. Waters, Osbkosh, Wis.; Mrs. M. A. Hutter, Wallace, Idaho; Miss Dean Stock ton, Cal.; Miss Mada Hart, New York; Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lamping, Miss Lamping, Seattle. , Locksley Hall. Laura Smith, Elsie Smith, Mrs. A. L. McCully, Sara McCully, Mrs. F. H. Wal gamot, H. T. Clarke and wife, Thomas Dobaon, Tom Robertson, Mrs. Frank Flint. Irene Caskey, Miss LIHa Cook, Bertlne Armstrong, Mrs. A. P. Arm strong, Dr.J. C. Zan, T. ID, Honeyman, Miss E. J Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Wise a.nd son, Mr. and Mrs. B. Trenk man, K. M. Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Pier, H. C. Browne, Gertrude Campbell, D. L. Parsons, Ruth Maxwell, B. H. WIckersham, Ruth Smith,' Miss Cora Rotan, S. B. Slade, Frank Flint, W. E. Prudhomme, C. H. Wheeler Marlon Dolph, Miss Laura Jordan, P. W. Custer, A. K. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Saun ders, W. S. Saunders, C. Simpson, O. R. Ball, M. E. Metey, Arnold Brlen, Pearl Jennings, Mrs. Max M. Shlllock Ella Ansley, Septlma Ansley, Charlotte Ohle, hlr. and Mrs. Charles Huche, Mrs. W. C. Francis, Alma Francis. Mrs. Howard Whiting, Russell Smith, Harry F. Davis, Portland; J. E. Tifnn and wife, Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Babcock, Elizabeth Babcecki . lassie . jgajjcofi sc&5- JuxiiJf'jrvdluicujie.rto. a. a K&uusu ana. ASTO K1A I ." v TENTH ANNUAL Largest List of Water Sports r ? on the Pacific Coast heller, wife and children, Mcs. Thomas H. Brents, Helen Brents, Mrs. J. F. Cropps, Miss Hattle Cropps, Miss Ellen Hungate, Miss Lulu Hungate, Miss Geneva Gardner, Miss Elizabeth Gardner, Master Ward Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldman, Camllle Goldman, Juliette Gold man, G. P. Whltehouse. Miss Lulu Paul, Miss Winnie Offner, Walla Walla; Lee L. Thomson, Mra. Charles Felnblin, Goldendale; J. Leslie Shellworth, Boise; Mra A. S. Esson, The Dalles; H. B. Gist and wife, San Francisco; Frank Sladen, Scapoose; Paul Rockey. Skamokawa; D. C. Lewis,Champoeg; Frank W. Holmes, St. Paul; Sammle Schniffner, Pasco; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lake, Kansas City; F. J. Hall, Brookvtlle, Pa.; H. C. Ruos, C. C. Ruos, Hartford, Conn. Seaside House. Miss May McGuIre, Mrs. R. J. Marsh, Raymond W. Frohman, B. H. Levy.v S. B. Loewenberg, Mrs. W. H. Grindstaff, Miss Mildred Grindstaff, Mrs. A. L. Mc Culley, Miss Sarah McCulley, Mrs. John H. Hall, Mrs. W. K. Scott, W. L. Pater son, Maurice Winter, Mrs. I. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. I. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Soi Baum, Max Flelschner, Mrs. Laura Flelschner, Miss Amy Flelschner, Mrs. Martin Winch, L. R. Winch. Mr. and Mrs. G. Taylor, Samuel - Brown, R. B. Carey, L. G. Beringer, Mrs. A. Berlnger, C. W. E. Foote. Charles Feldenheimer, George A. Hardy, J. N. Teal, Dr. J. F. Bell and son, Mrs. F. L. Mauzey, H. Haussman, Ben Holladay, J. C. Veaze, Mrs. Kath arine Lighter, Miss Alice Lighter, Leon HIrsch, B. Neustadter, W. D. Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Schnabel, Mrs. Edward Cooklngham, Holt Cooklngham, O. R. Ball. Elsie Simon, Harold Oberdor fer, Roy Feldenheimer, J. Pamtor, D. Marx and wife. Cora Marx, Milton Marx, Roy Marx, Mr. and Mrs. I. Lang, Miss Lang, Elsie Fis.cher, H. G. Piatt and wife, Miles J. Doyle, Deep River; Miss Lyons. Ruth Kent, Mrs. Howard Keyhr, Walla Walla; Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Mayfleld, Goble; T. W. Padden and wife, Gertrude Paddon. Madge iPaddon, Constance Pad don, J. J. Sexton and wife, Vancouver; B. Llndenberger. Berlin; E. G. Gergen, Buttevllle; J R. Bennett and wife. Miss K. Barry, Dr. Charles W. Barr, R. C. Atbury. Astoria; Mrs. F. Callahan, Waltsburg. Wash.; Mrs. M. Gibson, Pom eroy, Wash.; E. H. Beggs, Boise; Miss Amy Seller. Mrs. Dom J. Zan, Miss Freda Rau, S. Loewengart, San Fran cisco; J. P. Myers and wife, Clatskanle; Mr. and Mrs. L M. Courthwalt and wife, Spokane; Florence Sherred. Mrs. D. J. Hughes, Seattle; S. Shedd, Pullman, Wash. Necanlcum Inn. Walter Bennett, Lawrence E. Bufton, Mrs. W. H Bradford, Holt W. Bradford, Miss Marie R, Luders, Miss Elphe Smith) H. C. Prudhomme, Miss Eugenia Morse, Mrs. H H. Rlddell and children, Mrs. S. P. Lockwood, Mabel L. Jarvis. Lorena .0 " sons, Nellie O'Brien, Anna O'Brien, Port land; Mrs. L. E. Cohn, Miss Gladys 'Cohn, Miss Belle Colllver, Heppner; Miss Maude B. Densmore, St. Paul; Mrs. J. W. White. Miss White, Mary Virginia Stu art, San Francisco. Colonial Hotel. Mrs. F. E. Chancy. William Beal, H. Blackhall, B. Blackhall. Mr. Collins, Hoyt M. Lesher. H. M. Shaw, L. Jaggar, Mary R. Jagger. Cora Jagger, F. A. Younger, Leslie Hughes. Mrs. E. S. Ullrey, Leona Teutsch. L. D. Hunter, Charles Gauld, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fairfowl. Portland; Mrs. C. W. Vondesabe. Dr. Strickland. Oregon City; Mrs. Hall Llndsley, Arthur Llndsley, Cannon Beach; Frances Ste vens, Chicago; A. W. Burch, F. W. Kel lam. Spokane. NEWPORT. The climax of the season has been reached. Although a large number of people come In each night, a greater num ber leave on the morning boat. Two pri vate launches came up from Coos Bay Wednesday morning on their way to As toria. They spent the first night at SIus law and the next at Newport. The boats are new and this is their first trip to sea. Considering the size of the boats and the wind against them, they have made very good time on their trip. They continued their voyage the next afternoon. Miss Hazel Bean, of Portland: gave a delightful candy-pull at her cottage In: honor of Ralph Knight. The young peo ple amused themselves by telling storie3 and singing songs. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Billy Banks. Judge Banks, Mrs. Allen. Walter Allen, Bert Allen, Miss Allen, Edwin Allen, Rita Allen, Mrs De Kator, Ed De Kator, Charles Barton, Lil lian Croasman, Mr. Dayton, Mrs. Loller, Sadie Noyes, Beauty Bean, Ralph Knight, Hazel Bean, Miss Cooper. Mrs. Bean, of Portland; Ed Paine, Howard Catlin, of Salem; Ruth Gray, of Seattle, Wash.; Juanlta Miller, of Lebanon; Ernest Bean Orman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Patterson, daugh ter and nurse, have returned to their home in Seattle, Wash. Mrs. P. F. Chadwlck, of Colfax, Wash., has left Nye Creek to visit Mrs. J. A. 4 Chadwlck. In Salem. H. P. Strickler returned to Portland, after spending his vacation at Nye Creek. Miss Clarissa Wiley, Cecilia Wiley and Anna Shea, of Portland, are at the Wiley cottage In Newport. Last week three of the Inspectors from, the life-saving service came down for their yearly inspection, and the boys in the service gave the largest and most complete drill they have had this year. Abbey House J. H. MIddleton. Mrs. Ann McMillan and son, Roger Newhall. Harry Meyer, Andy Klett, Sol Harris,