The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 13, 1905, PART THREE, Image 31

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Newspaper Page Text31 ZENITH OF THE SOCIAL SEASON AT NORTH COAST BEACHES THE SUNDAY OHEGONIAX, PORTLAND, AUGUST 13, 1905. NORTH BEACH, Aug. 12. (Special.) The past week has been one of un usual activity among the social cir cles here, the number of parties; excur sions and entertainments of various sorts being: almost without precedent. At no time this year has the beach beon Jf so well patronized as now, and at no time previous has the crowd been half so well organized. The beach Is crowded with strollers and loungers throughout the entire day, and is il luminated for miles at night by count less bonfires. Every available convey ance is now In constant use, carrying merry picnic parties here and there; the dances are crowded every dance night, and the many little devices known to the landlords and hostosscs of the hotels and boarding-houses for furnishing amusement to their guosts are being brought into use and are greatly appreciated. In spite of the fog, which has made some of the morn ings somewhat disagreeable, the weather, as a whole, has beon charm ing, the air being cool and exhilarat ing most of the time. Taking all things into consideration, the season now seems to be rapidly approaching its zenith, and it Is probable that the next two weeks will be exceedingly lively ones at all the reports, as every one Is anxious to have all the fun pos sible before the crowd abandons the beach, which usually happens about the first of September- Personal Mention. , Mr. and "Mrs. S. Y. Hyde and S. Y. Hyde, Jr., of La Crosse, "Wis., are upending a few days at the beaoh. Mrs. Oscar Meyer, of New York, who has been visiting Mrs. Isam "White, has returned to Portland, after a delight ful stay at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ehrman, of San Francisco, have 'beon spending a pleas ant fortnight with Mrs. Isam White. Clinton L. Shorno has returned to Portland, after an enjoyable ylslt at the Eureka Cottage. Miss Jessie Peterson, who has been visiting Miss1 Alice KUlingsworth at the Eurjcka Co ttage. "has returned. . to her 'home Jn Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clemens and Miss Jennie Clemens have ;becn spending a few days at the beach-. Mrs. Isam White gave. a small dinner , to Mrs. G. Fox and daughter last Sun- day. Miss Vevla Robinson, of "Los Angeles, is visiting friends ,at Long Beach; LavlUe McAllen, of Portland, is hav j lng -a. very enjoyable visit at the Me ' "Donald Cottage at Long Beach. Miss Low Genninger is spending a few days aU,tho Eureka Cottage. Theo. F. Rothchlld and family are having a very delightful time at the beach. Miss V. Davy, of Portland, is visit ing Mrs. Joseph H. Penny at her Long Beach cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnston, of Port land, have returned home, after en Joying a two weeks outing with Mrs. Joseph H. Penney at Long Beach. Mrs. Joseph H. Penney entertained a party of beachers at North Head the beginning of the week. All enjoyed themselves very much. A large excursion to North Head took place last Friday. Taking plenty of luncheon, the party spent the entire day until late In the afternoon roam ing around this pleasant picnic ground, when they returned to their homes well pleased with the day's amusement. Those participating were: Mrs. T. Wood, Mrs. E. E. Manhelm. Mrs. Duch. Miss G. Llpman, Miss Evelyn Cohen, Miss Duch, Miss Minnie Cohen, Mrs. William Stark. Miss Luclle Palmer. Miss Lola Goddard, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Margaret Palmer, Miss Stark, Miss Moar and Burton Llpman. Another dlllghtful trip to North Head was enjoyed Saturday by a party from the Salt Air, who went in a large wagon, took a nicely prepared lunch, and spent a most pleasant day. Those In the party were: Miss Lillian Bogle, Miss Jean Cornett. Miss M. Evelyn Hurley, Miss Jessie L. Hurley, Miss Marian Miller. Wesley Reed, Mr. and Miss Miller and Mrs. Scott. The "second party of the Juvenile Court Club has arrived and Is now in camp near Sea View. Reports from the camp indicate that all of the youngsters are having a splendid time and thus far the organization has proved a great siccess. Fresh fish Is furnished the camp every day by William Graham, who also took the boys on his launch to the Sand Is land seining grounds last Thursday. Wed nesday was spent in a long drive on the beach, which was very much enjoyed. Merchants of Portland are continually sending loads of watermelons and oranges, the people of Ilwaco and the beach are extending every courtesy, and all possible Is being done to make the trip a memorable one to the fortunate boys, participating In It." Entertainments. The guests of the Salt Air enjoyed a verj pleasant sacred concert Sunday eve ning. Miss Evelyn Hurley, recently from New York, sang several songs and the Excelsior sextet composed of Misses Hur ley, Beatty, Bogle, Miller, Mrs. Pope and Earl Latourette, rendered a number of selections which added much to the en tertainment. Miss Jean Cornett, of North Yakima, was the accompanist. In which capacity she showed great efficiency. A charming open-air party was given on the spacious porch of the Rustic Cot tage last Monday evening in honor of miss beia Goddard of Portland. The piazza was Illuminated by a mass of Chi nese lanterns which gave the place a brilliant appearance, and Fantan, the evening's game, was enjoyed until late. when refreshments were served. Those present were: Miss Lela Goddard. Mrs. Tim wood. Miss Tudle Schacht, Louise Hagner, Ethel Sharp, Mm. Miller, Lucille Palmer. Evciyne Conn. Minnie Cohn, Ethel Cohn, Mrs. Ted Wood, Horaco Fen ton, Chester Struble. Sanford Rosenfeld. Hn Buck, Frank Buck, Sloane Hackney and Al Hackney. Thursday evening, an entertainment suggestive of originality took place at the Hackney Cottage. The affair was strictly a young ladles' party, and as dancing was .to furnish the principal amusement" Tor the evening, half of the young ladies, came In men's attire, the rest wearing bathing-suits, that they might share In the evening's merriment. .Mrs.. Schacht furnished musip for the oc casion, which was declared a great suc cess Vby those participating, all outsiders being denied admittance. Those present were: Lucille Palmer. Evelyn Cohn, Jes sie Hurly, Bertha Botcfuhr. Sarah Duch, Eva Jenkins, Rose Schacht, Tudle Schacht, Minnie Cohn, Mrs. Ted Wood, Margaret Palmer, Lela Goddard, Ethel Sharp, Ger tie "Llpman. Lou launder. Edith Gray, Louise Hagner, Bertha Schacht, Helen Gray and Mlldred-JRaab. Tuesday evening, a pleasant muslcale took place at the Salt Air, the guests of the house as well as their outside friends from Sea View and Long Beach being present After being delightfully enter tained by the numerous artists present, refreshments of ice cream and cake were served when the party adjourned. The programmo consisted of: Piano duets by Mrs. and Tudle Schacht and Mr. Ross, Jr., and Miss Ross; vocal solos by Miss Edwlna Mastlck, Mr. P. H. Ross. Miss Tudle Schacht, Miss M. Evelyn Hurley and Mr. Ross, 'Jr.; piano solos by Miss Jean Cornett, Miss Louise Hagner, Miss Evelyn Ross and Miss Lillian Gardner, and readings by Mrs. McFarland and Miss Cora Mastlck. Sea View Specialties. For the past week a crowd known as the Wig-Wam Tribe of Sea View has been making things lively. Tuesday, the operations commenced when, in the even ing, after an afternoon's work with a team hauling driftwood, a huge bonfire was started which proved one of the largest ever seen on the beach. All of the guests of the Hackney Cottage and roost of their neighboring friends wero present and after a pleasant social even ing, they sang familiar songs, after which refreshments of fruit, candy, peanuts and cake were served on the beach, when the party dispersed. Not content with this hilarity, a dance was decided upon for the following even ing, and Wednesday night saw the Hack ney Cottage bedecked with Chinese lan terns and thronged with young folks as a consequence, the dance taking place In the large dining-room which Is admirably suited for .the purpose. Delicious punch was served throughout the evening and the famous kitchen handout took place at the conclusion of the evening's amuse ment. Those composing the WIg-Wam Tribe arc: Chief Red Cloud, Mr. Sanford Rosenfeld; chaplain, W. E. Staeger; cap tain. L. F. Buck; lieutenant. F. L. Buck; chief raln-ln-the-face, Al Hackney; chief detective. H. E. Gray; chief engineer, Charles Cook: nonlaser. W. F. Krumbein, and Fire RaHger Bethel. Art Tcrpischorcnn cn. Masque. An elaborate mask ball took place at The Breakers Monday night. The affair was one of the largest social events of the season la tho number of guests, and the Improvised costumes of the dancers wero the sources of much merriment throughout the evening. Perhaps" the most unique costume was that of Myron Aronson, whose make-up as a blonde young lady wa3 made highly amusing by a wig made of unstranded Topo which, at a little distance, presented a very real istic appearance. The oall' was opened by a grand march, In which all partici pated. After this, dancing was Indulged in by those whose costumes would per mit the exercise, the prize being given to James Rosenfeld, alias Miss James, and Miss Enid Rothchlld, alias Baby Blue. Among the many clever make-ups were the following: Mother Goose, Theo. F. Rothchlld; Sis Hopkins, Mrs. Irwin; Kate Smith, Arthur Rosenfeld; Schoolboy, Delphlne Rosenfeld; French maid. Miss Helen Rosenfeld; Cowboy, Janette Boyer; Sis Hopkins, Mayroe Dunn and also Alice Forbes; Bowery girl, Julia Aronson; Jap anese lady, Tessle Preston; country boy, Ruth Rosenfeld: society girl. Amy Rosen haupt; and bathing girl, Mabel WolL Cross Bats on Beach. Sands. In order to show people that nothing Is neglected at the beach, a baseball game was arranged Sunday. The teams par ticipating were the East Portland and Ft. Columbia, toe East Portland aggrega tion winning by a score of 11 to 10, after: a vory exciting game, in which heavy batting was the principal feature. The compoting teams were composed of: East Portland A. Puryear. J. Callshaw, A. Knight. J. Parrotu F. Knight. B. Hott&nr rptlj. A. Austin, B. Newell and W. .Jor dan. Ft- Columbia W. Crlstensen, H. Hlllstead, J. O'Toole, C Crlstensen, J. Cockran. Will Potter. G. Wilson. Low Shlpman and D. Urban. The Salt Air. Mary E. Beatty, Clara ,M. Demmcr Mrs. M. A. Hurley, Mrs. A. E. Labovitch. and son. Miss E. B. Savage, Mrs. T. C Boom. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boylan. Ruth Boy lan. Portland; Mrs. W. W. William son, Miss M. Williamson, New York? H. S. Buckner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosslow, Miss Louise Rosslow, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Withers. Mr. and Mrs. H. Matthews. Willie Mathews, Elsie Adams. Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weed. North Yakima. Wash.; Mr. Earle C. Latourette. Kath ryn Warde Pope, Oregon City; Miss V. R. Humphries. Adellc Wheeler, Seattle; P. H. W. Ross, Ellensburg; William Sayer, Douglas. Oregon; Clara A. Sedg wick, York, Neb.; Mrs. D. W. Tllton, Miss Tilton. Wesley Reed. Butte; Mrs. E. S. Shull. Morrlsonvllle. HI.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodard. West Union; Mrs. C. Warren, Miss Ella Warren, Washing ton, Iowa; Miss Sylvia Warren, Brook lyn. N. Y.; D. V. Wood, Mrs. D. Lynch, Waltsburg, Wash. The Hackney Cottage. Sanford Rdsenfeld, A. K. Slocum, E. E. Williams. Charles J. Cook. Mrs. C. J. Cook. CharlfisJ. Cook. Jr., Lillian G. Hobklrk, Catherine E. Johnstone, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wood. Miss Lulu Henry, Miss Mildred Raab, Lelah E. Chase. E. B. Levy. Captain L. F. Buck. Lieuten ant F. L. Buck. H. A. Rumelln, H. A. 'Hagedorn. W. H. Staeger, Helen Lundt, Edna Todd, Hattlo Armprlest. C. F. Klrby, Mrs. M. Relnsteln, Bertha Ren Isteln, Bertha Marks. Mrs. S. M. Blum auer, Grace Marie Blumauer, Florenco Burbank. C. A. Burbank. Jr.. Mrs. S. W. King, Lllah P. Ultdge. J. J. Soule, Port land; W. F. Krumbein. Lancaster, Pa.; E. B. Hagedorn. Vladivostok; Mrs. Grace A. Walt, Chicago; Mrs. E. A. Williams, Dennlson. Tex.; Agnes Hutchinson. Sioux Falls, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wlngatc. Tho Dalles; Adele Piascckl, Mrs. J. O. Du Bord. Miss A. M. Du Bord, Miss E. R. Gray. Miss TL A. Gray, TL E. Gray, St Paul. Minn.; Mrs. Edward Mankln, Fresno. CaL; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hunt, San Francisco; Mrs. J. M. O'Connor, Stella O'Connor, St. Thomas. N. D.; Stella B. Re Id, Great Falls, Mont.; II. Bueser, Berkeley, CaL Tho Honorluc Cottage. Lucy Shattuck, L. A. Stubbs. C A. Dolph. Miss T. E. Fell, Mrs. W. K. Dod soh. Walter Glon Cor. Thomas O'Neal, Mrs. O'Neal, Mrs. M. Dodson, Mrs. Dr. Owen Adair, Mr. Zacherman, Portland; Margaret Willett, Woodburn; Miss Frances Montague. Newport, Vt.; Mrs. F. W. Hoyt, Park City, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Theo. C Rose. Elmira, Wis.; Mrs. Theo H- Brents, Miss Helen Brents. Halford Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sterling, Mrs. Lester Wilson. Walla Walla; W. J. Gllmore, C E. Keslle, H. Bultaan, Ilwaco. The Sea Croft, Mrs. E. M. Rockwood, A. M. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Menslnger. Misses Helen and Edna Menslnger, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ross, Helen Ross. Mrs. S. L. Ross. J. L. Spellman, Elmore R. Rockwood. S. P. Vial, Louise O. Vial, Portland: J. J. Doty, Ogdensburg, N. Y.; Mrs. Charles Erdman, Detroit, Mich.; S. O. Conell, Mrs. N. C. Haskell, Miss Edna Haskell. Baker City; Miss Elsie Haskell. Mill dale, Neb.; E. Menslnger, Pittsburg; Pa. CLATSOP BEACH. Although the resorts here have been crowded to their utmost during the past week, the number of social events taking place is surprisingly small. The Kansas delegation to the Exposition visited the beach Wednesday, and made things lively for a day, as much Interest and amuse ment was occasioned bv these neonta frnm itho "Inland empire," most of whom had never before seen the ocean. Removing their shoes and stockings, almost the en tire party Indulged in wading, and some even tasted the water to make sure if It were really salty, .while . the chlid-like glee with which they regarded tha great expanse , of water brought smiles to the old-timers present. Tho weather has been Ideal, the sun being warm and bright most of the time. This fact, together with the absence of wind, has brought hundreds out upon the beach during the long Summer afternoons and evenings, and fixes atmosphere of rest and laziness Is delightful to all fortunate enough to be here to appreciate it. Gcarhart Park. Another huge bonfire similar to the one of the previous week took place at Gcar hart last Wednesday evening. Again wero the cottages aroused by a dinner boll and the noise -of fireworks, and again everyone turned out to witness the great spectacle of a burning pile of driftwood. 30 feet or more In height. As before, tho orchestra played on the beach, and hot candy was distributed among the crowd for pulling. Mr. Rose expects to make these fires weekly affairs, now that his first efforts have proved so highly successful. The first dance of the season here took place last Saturday evening in the dining room of Kruse's Beach Hotel Practically all of the young -people of the park wero present, as were many of their elders, and the entertalnmont met with such approval' that It has been decided to continue these i dances every Saturday during the remain- I er of the season. j Mrs. Kate Brledwcll, a well-known so- ! prano of Salt Lake, gave a delightful con cert at Kruse's Beach Hotel last Monday. In addition to this, several selections were rendered by the hotel orchestra, which added much toward making the evening a success. Personal Mention. Master Jack Mitchell, grandson of Sen ator Mitchell. Is spending the Summer as a guest of Mrs. Kruse. Kruse's Beach "Hotel. Mrs. J. Frank Watson, Daisy O'Conncr. Mrs. C. J. B. Malarkcy. Sam Simon, Mrs. Winslow Bayro, MnrTRlchard Koeh Icr. Miss Kochler, Mrs. M. Jacob son and daughter, C T. Brock, Mrs. Brock. Mrs. W. E. Stevens, James icolaI. Ruth Hanson. Leona Han son, Miss Louise -Morris, a. C. Prud hommo. H. J. Armstrong, Mrs. II. J. Armstrong. Miss Patsy Willis, Miss Lucy Williams. W. N. E. Milroy. O. R. Ball, V. BeharreU. C. Dean, Mrs. B. R. Glisan, Miss C. E. Glisan, R. L. Glisan. Mrs. F. S. Mlnate and son, Mike Jacob, C. R. Winslow, T. Robertson, Harold J. Rounds, Miss Myrtle James, Miss Jean Brune, George Seoggln, L. Brandt, William L. Brewster, L. H. Hoffman, Verne A. Berg en, Florenco C Lewi, J. L. Grove ly, .Miss Ethel Allen. Alice Innes. Mrs. L M. Anlson. Miss Anita Burns, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. DriscolL. Mrs. R. B. Wilson. Miss C L. Wilson. L. H. Hoff man. Harry L Corbett, James NIcol. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kalef, John S. Morgan. Portland; J. A. Powers. Alice Walker, Mrs. J. G. Walker, Son Francisco; James Pawlasck, E. J. Strelan. Seattle; Mrs. T. S. Lang, J. Mitchell, The Dalles; Mrs. M. Drake, Bend, Or.; Joseph M. McCoy. Low and Irene De Yo, Red Bluff; Mrs. W. O. Barnes, George H. Ohler, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas. Redlands; Eva A. Fenton. Clyde L. Ivey, Minneap olis; Mrs. Chapln. Clarice Chapln. Iowa; Grace Edmundson. Eugene; Mrs. W. Wlck ersham. Miss Pearl Wickcrsham, Wallace, Idaho; Miss J. Michel. Miss F. Martin, Dubuque; Mrs. Thomas B. Morris. Phila delphia; Mrs. Rlggs. J. A. Powers. New York; Mrs. M. Alexander, Nathan Alex ander, Mrs. W. H. Blrckett. Mrs. J. B. Latimer, Boise; Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wil son, Fairfield. la.; R- S. Ralston, Scot land; Howard Sebree. Caldwell,- Idaho; Jessie M. Jackson. Jacksonville; Frank Dooly, Walla Walla; Mrs. Robert M. Stanfleld. Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Wright, Miss Virginia Burns, Miss Mar garet Ayer. Lewlston; Mrs. Kate Ander son. Salt Lake: Mrs. Mary J. .Bannister. Mrs. Agasta Camp, Northampton: Mrs. Selling, Miss Selling. S. L. Selling. Oregon City; George Moulton. Norton, Kan.; Katherlne Anderson. Boise; Mrs. W. T. Hackney, Miss L. H. Hackney, Miss Kate Hackney, . Washington, Kan. SEASIDE. Personal Mention. Mrs. W. C Noon, Jr., of Portland, is not at tho Hotel Moore. Mrs. I. N. Flelschncr gave a charming dinner of 12 covers in honor of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ehrman. George Ehrman and Charles Ehrman, of San Francisco, who left Thursday morning for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Max Fleischner arrived Wednesday. They will spend the remain der of the Summer at the Hotel Moore. Miss Amy Heitschu Is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. J. C Alnsworth. Mrs. George Lowenston left for Long Beach Thursday, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. B. Latx. at Seaside. Miss Margaret Kelly returned homo Fri day evening after a pleasant week at the Moore. Miss Ethel Chamberlain returned to her home In Portland Sunday night. Dr. E. fi. House, Dr. Weatherbee and Lewis I. Thompson enjoyed a pleasant two-days fishing trip up the Necanlcum. last Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thompson are now at the Hotel Moore. Mr. T. D. Hbneyman is spending a few days at the Hotel Moore. Mr. John C. Burkhard. of Portland, is spending a week at Necanlcum Inn. "Mr. D. C. Lewis, of Portland, Is at the Hotel Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Wilbur are at the Hotel Moore. Mrs. H. W. Scott has opened her cot tage at Seaside. Miss Ethcla Steams and Miss Frances Honeyman are guests of Miss Judith Scott. A pleasant surprise party was given Miss Ethel Chamberlain at Mrs. James Gleason's cottage, last Thursday evening. The house was artistically decorated with lanterns, greens and flags, which made a sight pleaslnp to the eye. The evnings amusement was SCO, which was played until late, when refreshments were served. Those present were: Ethel Cham berlain. Louise Gleason. Genevieve Keller, Sadie Jackson. Janette Noble. Miss Buck enmeyer, Miss Kelly, Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Barber, J. Mattlson. Wal ter Gleason, Bill Hugglns. Frank Korcll, William Frazler, Ben Gordon. Hotel 3Ioore. D. C. Lewis. Miss Helen McCusker, Mr. and Mrs. E. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. L.. H. Peters. Mabel Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr, Mrs. Charles Barenstecker, Viola and Herbert Barenstecker, Mrs. F. Strobel, Marie Strobel, Carolus Strobel, J. E. Balnes. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alns worth, George Scogglns, E. J. Daly, T. D, Honeyman, E. A. Kllppel. Mrs. E. A. Kllppel. E. C. Stewart. Mr?. Stewart, X and Mrs. L. A. Woodle, Jessie Goddard. Albert Wolf. Nellie O'Brien, Myrta James, Mrs. H. W. Holden. William Foley. Frank L. Merrick. Mr?. William Freberg, Mrs. A. J. Klttrldge, D. E. Smock. Kitty Walker, J. E. Bronaugh, Mrs. H: K. Sargent and son, S. Harris, D. T. Bausch, F. N. Smith. W. B. Balton, E. T. Mur phy. O. M. Smith and family. A. N. Smith. J. R. Wetherbee, Anette Hanson, Mrs. W. C. Noon, Jr.. C. M. Le Valley. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Jacobs, F. K. Martins. S. A. Herlng, John 8. Morgan, H. F. Smith, R. W. Wllber and wife, M. Fleischner and wife, Flora Fleischner. J. Ros? Fargo. Mr. and Mrs1. H. W. Scott, Miss Honey man, E. W. Dingman. C. L. McCarthy, J. A. Brown, M. W. Brown, Mlas E. J. Rutherford. Z. H. Carleton, R. C. Bell, Clara Weldler. P. K. Parkhurst, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Burke, Jessie Beckwlth, C. F. Willis, wife and child, J. O. Beach. R. J. Beamy, G. W. Reynolds, Portland; Mrs. H. H. Troupe, Harold Troupe, Kan kakee. 111.; W- J. Warren, J. McMillan andarty. San Francisco; C. E. Beckman. E. J. Babcock, Mrs. R. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Du Boise, Vancouver; Mrs. Harry Smith, Marietta;- Mabel Lowers, Mills City; Maude W. Decker, Lyons, Ka?.; Isaac Lincoln, Phil M. McCue. Aberdeen; Josephine Canto. Clyde M. McGroves. M. Phillips, Mrs. H. J. Pearson, Mrs. J. A. Prudhome, Mra. James DeLalne, Dan Babcock, Spokane; Hazel Ehrhart. Miss C. Fey. Mrs. James Fey, R. S. Miner, Chicago; Mary D. Galley, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Brown. Helena; G. D. Pren tiss, Morgan Park. J1L; S. H. Friendly. Rosalie Friendly, Eugene; Mrs. R. T. Reld and daughter, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Peterson, J. C. Webster, Mrs. Dan Allen, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gratke. Mrs. P. H. Ralne. C. C. Fabrlck, J. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hlgglns, Margaret HIgglns, Winifred Hlgglns. Blaine Phil lips, Martha Ford. Astoria; Mrs. C. V. Lick, Florence Lick, Meadrllle; Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gagon. Blackfoot, Idaho; Mrs. F. W. Brockman. Miss Brockman, B. M. Dennis. Mrs. A. Moll. Wilbur Moll, St. Louis; I. Lowenapn, ew York; M. Allen. John H. Hancock. William McMH- Ien. J. H. James. Salt Lake; C. D. Joestyn, Miss Joestyn. M. D. Joes- tyn, Montana: Mrs. N. C. De Lano. Bell view, la.; Mr. and L. Rondles. Denver; Mrs. J. D. Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs. George Salisbury, Grand Forks. N. D.; Walter F. Dralse. Mrs. L. Russell. St. Paul: Mrs. C. M. Lindberg. Omaha; F. C. Bldwell, Fort Stevens; F. E. Sawyers, California; P. A. Delter, North Yakima; W. S. Chap man, Colorado; Mr. and Mrs. F. Glaffce. Mrs. S. A. Tanslck, Mrs. C. Lancaster. Mrs. A. L. Abbot. Walla Walla; M. Hath away, Margaret Rouan. Missoula; H. 3. Mendell, William C. Goods. Detroit; J. P. Rims. Mrs. J. P. Mulllnlx. Butte; J. C. Greaves. Preston; E. M. King. Minne apolis; Fred V. Allen. George H. Carter. Milwaukee; Mrs. Burnham. Mrs. J. F. McFarland, Mrs. G. E. McMastcrs, George Burhass, Tacoma; Joe Collins. Ruth Coufler. Carthage. Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stclwer, L. C. Steiwer, W. H. Stelwar. Mary Steiwer. Mrs. Susan Steiwer. Ruth Steiwer, J. Bowerman, Mrs. Bowermnn. Condon; Mrs. Prank A. Werner. Les An geles; Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Moore, Hut chinson, Kan.; William Smith and family, Arlington: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bkilr. Bel olt. Kan.; F. I. Dunbar. Salem: N. C Fugar. Joan Chapman. Derby. Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. W. Scarrett, Kanis City; Mrs. L. A. Harlow, J. M. D. Harlow. S. Har low, Troutdale; Mrs. I. J. Hoare. Rcvk Island: Mrs. L. L. Ormsby. Margaret Ormsby, Boise; Mr. and Mrv. F. S. Sink. Klrksville. Mo.; Fred C. Adams, Mua chusett. I.ocksley Hall. SaWoe L. Knapp. Mrs. B. O'Hara. Cath erine G. O'Hara. I. W. Heusner, Charles II. Carey. II. T. Flndlay. Mrs. B. A. Hartman. Mfes Florence Hartman. C. E. Wanlns and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert J. Lewis. Mrs. A. R. Butler. Dr. Cog Ian. Miss B. M. Bernl. W. B, Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Amos O. Spauldlng. Mr. ami Mrs. M. P. Strlcklen. Mr. and Mrs. W. Packer. Nate Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Georgd W. Hoyt, Mrs. James G. Smith. Walter J. Smith. C. T. Hanawadt. E. A. Hartman. O. C. Holllster. I. B. Crosfleld. M. R. Colby. F. G. Horton. Louise Carey. Eve lyn Carey, Mrs. W. A. Holt and chlWrcn. Portland: Mr. and Mrs. G. JV. White- house. Mrs. W. S. Offner, Miss L. Offaer. Miss Winnie Offner. Mrs. R. Burns. Lewis Burns. Ethel Wiseman. Dollle Wiseman. Alta Simpson. Mattlo Wiseman. Mrs. J. T. Wiseman, Verna Abbot, Lloyd Luxjaw. Lulu Paul, Mrs. Eva H. Moore. W. S. Offner, Walla AValla; Blanche Lawson, Gertrude Lawson. Miss S. Seyfrled. J. Seyfried. Chicago; Mrs. M. A. Dash. Baraboo, Wis.; Mrs. Meade. Misses Tim- berman. Spokane; John C. Barth. Bertha McConnell. Edltho Parker. E. J. Bylr. Minneapolis: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hart man. Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Smith. Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Wright. Lewlston; Bert Walcy. Il waco; Charlotte Relmer. Ella Rlemer. Alexandria. 31 Inn.; F. Cooper. Mlas Forinda Cooper. Hood River A. Zajteekl. Vllllsca. Ia.; Gene Hungate. Ruth Hun gate, Hattlo Carter, Miss Montgomery. Virgil Canutt, Bert Bragg. Colfax; Mrs. L. W. Cowan, Lyndon. Kan.; E. T. Jcff ress. Clara Strokee. Miss M. A. Gaugh. San Francisco: Charles E. Hall. Anacon da, Mont.; Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald and cWM. Mrs. Thomas C. Smith, Jr.. Malcolm S Smith. Salem; Lee S. Doble. St. Paul; Mr. and Mrs. W. C Wilson. Graham. Mo.; B. F. Litz, Paul Litz. Frank Lltz. Zvphj. Holt. Effa Lltts. M. McLeod. Mnrysvttt, Mo.; Mrs. Kate B. Anderson. Salt Lak; Thomas A. Powers. Mullnn. Idaho; E. Barnard. Wallace; R. E. Lawlar and sis ter. Oregon City: Mr. and Mrs. Appleton. Appletonj Wis.; W. R. Evans. New Yerk; Mrs. .Thomas McClelland. Ruth McCel Iand. Galesburg, 111.; C. G. Jennings. II. C. Egleston, R. S. Erb. Mrs. Louis Ilr, Arthur Idler. Edna Idler. Lucille Idler. St. Louisf'G. W. Todd. B. H. Bode, Mrs. B. H. Bode. Mrs. Ballard. Elmira. N. Y. Seaside Houso. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sculsmjor. Mr. and. Mrs. J. B; Cartwtlsht. Mrs. J. Px Van Houton and son, C. M. Cartwright. Mrs. Ed Cookln'gham, Graham Glass, Jr.. Mrs. W. M. Whldden. Thomas Whldden. Mrs. Martin Winch. L. R. Winch. L. W. WhW den. Rae W. Whldden. Mrs. Ben C. Bly. Ethel wynne Glass. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Glass. J. Frank Watson. Henry Stnick. Charles Feldonhclmer. Miss Mabel Weld ler, Miss Hazel Weldler, Miss Rachel Josephl. Miss Ida Lowenburg. Mrs. O. M. Murray, Louise C. Chalmers. Miss Louisa Morris. Mrs. W. J. Burns. A. l Whluuen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodman, G. W. Weldler. G. B. Frank. M. L. Hoxtcr. Edgar C. Baxter. Portland: Miss Goergle Parker, Dr. C. Rutherford ami wife. Elizabeth C. Rutherford. Mrs. Georgo J. Reed. Cella M. Chase. Chicago; Miss Margaret Grogan. Stanley. Wis.; Jf. Prince. Pete Prince, Bloomer. Wis.; R. I Griffin. Mrs. R. L. Griffin. Ontario: Mrs. C. F. Curtlss, Ames. Ia.; Charles Jacekel. Warm Springs. Mont.; Alice Scully. Lew lston, Idaho; Bertha B. Hanford. Oaks dale, Wash.; Sylva Klrly, Youngstown; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carpenter. Prenton. Mo.; June Moore. Baker City; D. M. Klemsen. Oregon City; Mrs. William Williams. Linda Williams. Deer Lodge. Mont.; Miss A. W. Jackson. Boston. Mass.; W. V. Douglass, Mrs. H. L. Ken nan, Alya A. Kennan. Mrs. A. Bwh Miss Burch. Louise Burch. Spokane; MLts Louise Fudge, Knoxvllle. Tenn.; Miss Blanch Sneld. Tho Dalles; J. W. Kelly and family, Waltsburg; Mr. and Mrs. H. Clemens, Aberdeen. S. D.; Nora Mere dith. Boulder. Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Benham. Seattle; Mabel Royce RInebart. Walla Walla; Mrs. Emily Royce. Garret son. S. D.; W. J. Clark. Mrs. W. P. Con nawav. Vancouver; Mrs. O. J. Bcennan. Florence, Brennan. Mrs. J. F. White. Miss Agnes Murphy. H. B. Kufer. Shoshwie. Idaho; Miss Lou Morris. Philadelphia; Larkin Reynold. Miss M. Comstockack sonville. Or.; S. W. Jackson. Ekierado Springs. Xecanlcum Inn. J. B. Hosford. George Arthur Brown, Eugene McClung. R. B. McClung. John C. Burkhard, Mrs. A. F. Flegcl. Port land: Myrtle Elliott. M. Edna Hlgley, Katherlne Noon. W. L. Noon. Spokane; Mrs. Lillian Marshall, Albert Marshall. Asotin, Wash.; Mrs. M. Hager. Monta vllla; Mrs. A. Knapp, Orcrgon City; Miss T. Wlchard, Mrs. A. L. Tlschbeln. Cin cinnati: Jessie Redmon. Alice Redmon, Hendrlk. Ia.; Clara Mowry. Milwaukee. Wis.; Mrs. M. E. Dawley, Logan, O. Colonial Hotel. Bertha M. Pettlgrow, E. Bralthwalte. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graham, Paul De Hajs and. three ladles. W. E. Adler. Loyd Rog- 4-"l. mm t- r. n .1 r XT T era, .emu nuijcis, .in. utiu jiio. j. an.i-, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoofer. Mrs. M. Koonts. Mrs. F. W. Brockman, Ellsha Brockman. Frank L. Menlck. Miss May Armltstead. Miss Bess Lake. G. Soaton Taylor. Will lam A. Dletz. Miss Maude DIetz. Mrs. E. Chalner, Mrs. C. McLaln. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyatt. Mrs. M. C. Bowles. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Unger. Francis M. Unger, Rachel Rosenberger. Nappanee, Ind.: L. Ambenon. Mrs. G. Ward, Eugene; Mrs. A. F. Caldwell. Miss Caldwell, Mrs. W. J. Harvey, Miss Flor ence Harvey, J. J. Guhem. Miss Elslo Smith, Pocatello; Mr. and Mrs. Ira, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. EL M. Hoone. Boise; Mls3 Lucy Smith. North Yakima; Har riet B. Swobe. Huntington; Mrs. E. W. Parker, Sutherland. Ia.; Mrs. M. I. Clark, Sarah E. Byan. Oskaloosa. Ia.; F. A. Plank and party. Seattle; Mrs, James J. Kelly, Jr.. Cambridge, Neb.; Mis3 Bernlce Coffman. Miss Sarah Cushey, F. L. Andeman, Tacoma: Colin Stewart, Jr., Pasadena, Cat.; Dr. J. J. Leavltt. Molalla, Or.; Mrs. M. E. Mel ville, Davenport. Ia.; Misses Sarchet, R. Scott Miner. G. D. Prentiss. Chicago; Miss H. L. Llndsey, Mr. Bryant, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Crandalls. Baker City; Miss D. Mllara. Miss E. Smith, Aurora, Or.: Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Jones. Knoxvllle. 111.; E. A. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morton, Astoria: Mrs. W. D. Clnghanaur, J. E. Clnghanaur. Will iam France, Idaho; Mrs. F. M. Behymer. Morris City; Murray Morton. Ontario. (Concluded on Pago 53.)