THE - SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, JULY 19, 1908.
PEOPLE ARE FLOCKING TO HOTELS, COTTAGES AND TENTS AT BEACHES
GEARHART PARK. Or.. July 18.
(Special.) The somewhat tardy
season really seems to have been
only a forerunner of better days to come.
The week has witnessed a gradual In
crease In the hotel lists here and at
Seaside and the cottages are nearly all
taken; those that still have shuttered
windows and storm doors are mostly
rented for early August.
The bostelrles are booking families and
guests far ahead into the season and the
Sunday excursion trains bring large
crowds of gayly enthusiastic patrons to
the beach.
The weather has been most propitious
and social affairs of a formal as well as
impromptu nature are beginning to tako
Place among the cottagers. Hotel rest
dents and members of the cottage colony
arrive daily and week-end parties are
frequent and popular.
A topic. Just now arousing universal
comment, is the proposed new bridge
across the mouth of the Necanlcum
River. This long-talked-of bridge will
connect the sand spits of Seaside with
the sand dunes of Gearhart beach, mak
ing an auto road IS miles In length, ex
tending from Astoria to Seaside
Plans and specifications have been sent
to various contractors and it is Intended
that the construction of the bridge will
begin this Summer and be completed be
fore next season.
mong the social affairs, the dinner
given last week by Mrs. John Gill figures
prominently. Their house, Kla-ha-nee
(an Indian name meaning 'out-doors")
Is most beautifully set, on a high bluff,
commanding a view of the picturesque
i.r " ' ' ' 1 " ' . n "fICr? ifdren have been occupants of the Bu- Rogus and child, Condon; C. U Hous- ' - -L 7
fflfi M 1 - " vi y''1' VXl Z?ZlyU-.TS I chanan House since the early season. ton. Miss H. V. Houston. Astoria. s , e"'V
ftflV x ,v itiV(V SfiC, The Rob Roy cottage has been opened. Q xf"?! V
" ' . ' : A27er T and the Astoria McGregors are occupy- Hotel Moore. VtT ll S
fVr - ' - ' , 1 - ' Crsv -w rI I "' w. .... . J. W. MacKenzie. wife and dauirhter. 1T " x 'j jT,
.TIB1 " --tv 3 T"S , JT' if i tj,eir cottage Blde-a-wee. I
i - - "x, -r x. rr i. ' ii-ty
Kecanicum, and having for a background
Ihe fragrant pine woods. The house Is
most sptly and happily named. At the
dinner the decorations were in keeping
with Kla-ha-nee life. Covers were laid
for 28 guests, among whom, besides the
host and hostess, were Mr. and Mrs. T.
P. Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holt and
family, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Strain, Mrs.
J. B. McDonald, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Bing
ham and son, Randoipn, Miss Stephanie
Strain and the Gill children, Harold and
Etaa. who are down at the place for the
season. Mr. Gill is usually a week-end
visitor.
Mr. end Mrs. J. C. Caples, of Portland,
are In the Duff cottage. They have with
them Miss Ella Mason.
A. H. Birrell and family were among
the early arrivals, and are entertaining
Miss Ann Chalmers at their handsome
place. Mrs. Birrell is East, having been
called there by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Shartles. The daughters. Misses
Vinnlfred and Esther, will be down for
the season.
Among the ardent followers of Izaak
"Walton are Harold Gill and Joseph Mc
Donald, who have recently returned from
a fishing expedition on Ball Mountain.
Professor Emit Bnna, a Portlander, is
down for a week's stay at Gearhart.
Mrs. Henry Morgan and her charming
baby. Frances Irene, of Portland, are ex
pected guests for the early week.
Mrs. Arthur Gay is entertaining Mrs.
Hughes and two children in her Gearhart
cottage.
Mrs. T. T. Strain and daughter, Stepha
rie. are installed In their place on the
Kecanicum. Mr. Strain is a guest over
the week end.
Frank Spittle and family, of Astoria,
dave opened their cottage at Cleveland
Station, and are down for .the season.
P. Rummelln, of Portland, ere stationed
In their home for the Summer at Gear
hart. Mrs. William Kinney and family are
down from Iortland for the season.
S. Boach, with Mrg. Beach and the fam
ily, have taken possession of their cot
toise at Gearhart.
Mrs. James Honeyman and children are
In their cottages.
The Robert Livingston cottage, "Drum
tochty," has been taken by Mrs. W. A.
MacRae, of Portland, Mrs. MacRae is
at present in the city, but is expected
early this next week at the cottage. Mr.
MacRae will be down for week-end stays.
Ben Eatz and family are In their cot
tage. Hugh McGulre and family have come
down for the season, as have also G. Du
rand and family, of Portland.
HOl'SE PARTIES ARE POPULAR
Social Season Is Now In Full Swing
at Seaside.
One of the most interesting house par
ties of the season Is thai of Tommie Dob
on. recently of Berkeley, Cal. His
guests are the Misses Eucretla and Mar
gery Mastlck. also of Berkeley; Miss
Rita Bernard and Jack Proebstel, of
Portland. Trn Misses Mastlek were the
motif for a number of entertainments
during their recent stay in Portland at
the home of Mrs. John F. Logan. They
are very charming girls and are popular
among the younger folk. Clambakes,
crabbing parties and morning rides. In
terspersed with musicales. at which Mr.
Dobsc-n entertains with his fine voice,
are making the stay of the party a most
pleasant one. Mrs. "Dobson and Tom ex
pect Howard Charlton. Abe Blackman
and Eilwin Patton from Portland as
guests this coming week.
Kenneth Fenton is entertaining Fred
Higglns, of Stanford. Mr. Hlggins came
up for the PI Delta Koppa, recently
adjourned In Portland He is also a Kap
pa Sigma man.
X fiiunuela' aoa-in-law, Mr. Gotlinger,
left early this week for his home in San
Francisco. Mrs. Gosilnger and the chil
dren will remain for tha season.
John Manning has been a recent guest.
Mrs. Blaine Siith, of the Ala-Bama
cottage, will have a nouse party this
week. Her guests will be Mr. and Mrs.
Blaisdell, Mrs. J. A. Strowbridee. Jr., and.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McCutchan and two
children. Mrs. Strowbridge and her in
teresting family came down on Monday
Robert Lewis came down to Join his
family last week. Mrs. Lewis and her
two sons. Robert and Hunt, with Mrs.
C. H. Lewis, have been guests at the
Moore for several days. v
Mr. and Mrs. James Ernest Laldlaw
and small son, Scott, departed from Sea
side on Tuesday.
Judge Cleland is a recent arrival for a
week's stay.
Donald Crun Is visiting his mother.
He has recently returned from school In
San Francisco.
N. P. Sorenson and family are stationed
for the season in the Chester cottage.
George H. Hill, with Walter Gadsby,
joined thsir families at Seaside for the
week end.
Dr. E. A. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall
were recent Seaside guests.
John Q. Price, of the University of
Oregon, and Alphln Johnson, of the Ore
gon Agricultural College, are recent
guests at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoyt came down
on Saturday.
Miss Ruby Scott, of Walla Walla, is
visiting Miss Hazel Holland in the P.
C. Holland home.
Wilbur Pelton Reed, grandson of
D. C. Pelton, came down from Port
land on Saturday for a fortnight's stay
at the handsome new Pelton -home.
The house is one of the largest on
the beach, and has recently had a
beautiful observatory and roomy piazza
added. The approach to the house la
especially fine,
Mrs. S. Cohen, ot Crow's Nest cot
tage, ia entertaining her son, I. Labo
witch, of Portland, who will remain
for a fortnight.
Judge and Mrs. A. L. Miller, of Van
couver, with their son and daughter,
Margery and Cedrlc, are guests at Sea
side. Mrs. Henry Mitchell and young chil
dren are installed for the season in
Butterneld cottage No. J.
Mrs. W. A. Patterson is occupying
Holly Lodge. She has as guests Mrs.
C. Hutchinson and Miss Elizabeth
Oates, of Woodlawn.
' Miss Sophia Humphrey Is a guest of
Mrs. John Bralller at Seaside.
Judge Trenchard, of Astoria, has
been a recent visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prudhomme. with
their children. Frances and Wllber,
were down at the Moore the early part
of the last week.
Gilbert Durham returned to Portland
this last week.
. H. B. Linnwebber and Mrs. Linn
webber, of Astoria, were recent guests
at tne Deacn.
Mrs. Walter Gadsby is visiting her
mother. Mrs. George H. H11L"-
James Sargent is a week-end guest.
Mrs. w. O. Breyman and two chil
dren are in the Preyman cottage. With
them is Miss Sherlock and Miss Char
lotte Sherlock.
Among the arrivals Saturday was
H. W. Scott. He Is staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose Scott, who have been
in the Scott cottage for some time.
Mrs. Walter Honeyman has with her
Mrs. Paul Custer, of Portland. Mr.
Honeyman came down for the week
end.
Misses Ella and Mai Hlrsch returned
to Portland Monday.
J W. MacKenzie. Mrs. MacKenzie
and young daughter Ruth were over-
cuiiaay guests at seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadora Lacg came
down for a week-end stay with Mrs.
Lang's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L Jacobs.
Dr. G. T. Trommald came down on
Saturday, returning 10 Portland Mon
day. Chester Murphy is a recent arrival
at Seaside.
who are guests for the season at Sea
side. The Langs will return later for
a longer stay.
Mrs. A. H. Breyman and daughters,
Edna and Floy, left for their home in
Portland on Thursday.
Paul C. Bates has been a week-end
guest, returning to Portland on Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Max G. Cohen are ar
rivals for the season.
G. M. Brown, Mrs. Brown and small
daughter stopped over Sunday at Seaside.
G. E. Dobson, of Portland, has been a
recent guest at the Moore.
Warren Jackson, Identified with the T.
M. C. A. of Portland, is spending a fort
night at the Beach.
Carol Ashbaugh has been a recent guest.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Hart, with
their handsome young son, Lincoln Hart,
Jr., are guests at the Moore.
Among the Informal affairs was a small
sea-food luncheon given this past week
by Mrs. W. O. Van Schuyver.
Winnifred Higglns. of Astoria, Is a re
cent arrival at Seaside.
Johann Poulsen was an over-Sunday
guest.
In the Cottage Colony.
Mrs. John C. Alnsworth. and small
daughter, Catharine, are In their cottage
at Seaside.
I. Loewengart and daughter, Ruth, are
occupying the Stolte cottage. They have
guests with them Mrs. Gerst and Misses
Nita and Amy May.
A. G. Long was a cottage arrival on
Saturday. His son, A. G. Long, Jr., who
accompanied him, will stay for the sea
son. Mrs. Joseph McDonald has as guests In
her cottage, Mrs. Bingham and son, Ran
dolph, of Portland.
Mr. end Mrs. Oskar E. Huber are in
stalled In their Seaside home. Their
three daughters, Dorothy, Winnifred and
Elizabeth, are with them. Mr. Huber
departed for Portland on Monday.
C. H. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt are in the C
W. King place.
Among the lovely new houses at Sea
side is Lochaven the cottage of Dr. J.
K. Locke. It has just been completed,
and Mrs. Locke recently came down with
guests. Mrs. William Bruere and daugh
ter are stopping at Lochaven. . Dr. Locke
and Dr. Bruere were down for a week
end stay, and the party will return to
Portland until later In the season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Samuels, who are sta
tioned in the Wascher cottage, have with
them their daughters, Miss Germaine
Samuels, Mrs. Clarence Samuel; also two
San Francisco guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ger
llnger. Harry Sargent end family are Installed
In one of the Butterneld cottages for the
Summer.
Mrs. E. Marx and young son are in the
Fullam cottage.
The Chester cottage is taken by the N.
P. Sorensons, of Portland.
Captain and Mrs. W. H. Patterson are
Installed In their cottage, Seabreeze.
Their two young daughters. Misses Vera
and Edna, and Master William Patterson
are with them.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jackson are in
their cottage.
Among the recent arrivals are W. A.
Holt and family, from Portland.
G. A. Brown end family are Installed
in the Al-vista cottage at the beach.
Colonel D. M. Dunn and family are in
the Dorothy cottage.
S. L. Lamb and family are In their
beach cottage.
The C. E. Smith house has been taken
by B. L Durham for the season.
W. O. Van Sehuwer wjui u week-end
l arrival. Mrs. .Van Bchoj-rer and chil
dren have been occupants of the Bu
chanan House since the early season.
The Rob Roy cottage has been opened,
and the Astoria McGregors are occupy
ing It.
W. A. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon are in
their cottage Blde-a-wee.
R. F. Barnes, and Mrs. Barnes, with
their children. Fay and Robert, are In
the S. G. Allen place In Grimes' Grovel
Mrs. Allen and her daughter, Miss Meta,
have recently returned to Portland after
a brief stay at the beach.
Mrs. Ralph Dunning and children are
occupying a beach cottage.
W. D. Fenton and Mrs. Fenton are " in
their cottage. With them are their sons,
Horace Fenton, of Johns Hopkins, and
Kenneth Fenton, from Stanford. Their
guest, Fred Higglns, is also of Stanford.
The No. 4, Butterfleld cottage has been
taken by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whiting,
of Portland.
Mrs. S. Copeland Is In the Mildred cot
tage with her grandchildren.
Dr. A. Tilzer, with Mrs. Tilzer and
baby, are occupying the small Pelton cot
tage, the Leone..
Blaine R. Smith and family have been
stationed in their handsome beach home
since early in the season. It is called
the Ala-Bama.
Captain and Mrs. W. H. Patterson, of
Seabreeze cottage, have recently had as
guests Captain Harry Empken and son,
Cecil, of Portland.
D. C. Pelton and Mrs.- Pelton, with
Miss Kate Johnson, of Portland, are In
Peltonia cottage. They were among the
early arrivals.
Mrs. Louis G. Clarke has opened her
Summer home. Mr. Clarke came down
on Saturday.
G. W. Hoyt Is in one of the Butterneld
cottages.
J. Tate, a Portlander, has the Wlnslow
house.
The lovely place, Crows-Nest, set in a
miniature forest of green, has been
opened by Mrs. E. P. Kendall,, who is
down for the season.
Guests at Hotel Moore.
Portland people registered at the hotel
are:
J. W. MacKenzie, wife and daughter,
Mrs. L. W. White, Mrs. L. K. Hodges,
George W. Martin and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Prudhomme, Frances and. Wllber
Prudhomme, Mrs. Mary Norden, Miss
Frances Norden, Mrs. B. F. Holman,
Miss Hilda Hexter, P. H. Egholz and
wife, W. B. Day and wife, A. L. Young,
Fred H. McClure, A. Berg, J. F. Cut
shall, George Veasey, T. F. Qulnlan, Mrs.
J. Curtis RobinBon, Airs. P. J. Jennings,
Miss Grace JenningB, G. M. Brown, wife
and daughter, J. F. Widner, wife and
son, William Chambers and wife, M. A.
Lowe, R. W. Lewis, Miss Knapp, L. Bar
nett, A. Sinshemer, Dr. and Mrs. E. A.
Marshall, Max G. Cohen and wife, R. D.
Schmidt, Miss Cleo Kretzer, G. E. Dob
son, W. Reldt, Edward Fletcher and wife,
A. Rodriguez, L. Cartensen. A. Emery,
all of Portland; Mrs. O. William and
daughter, W. H. Preston, Miss Maude
Dobby, S. A. Kraschnl, Ester Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Zelgler, Herbert Zeigler
and E. M. Hodges, all of Astoria; Mrs.
C. Johnson, Toledo, O.; Mrs. F. F. Gold
smith, San Francisco; D. F. Curran, Mis
soula, Mont.; Mrs. A. C. Marlon, Mis
soula. Mont. ; Mrs. L. C. Rogers and
child, Condon; H. L. Karrlck, E. Kauf
man, Seattle; Mrs. J. F. Roth, Rainier,
Or.; Miss B. J. McLaren, Port Elgin,
Ontario; Miss M. E.'Lavrock, Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada; Mrs. Fred W. Plum
mer, Spokane; H. B. Linnewebber and
wife, Astoria; Miss Doughty, Palo Alto,
Cal.; Mrs. T. F. Lauiin, Astoria; Miss
Mackay, Astoria; Vernon Wheatly, Spo
kane; J. S. Dellinger, C Eckhardt. I. Mc
Gulre and Dr. Forstrom, from Astoria;
A. Berg, M. G. Politz, from- Astoria;
wife, J. M. Ward, J. J. McCarthy, from
Portland.
. Registered at Locksley Hall.
Guests registered at the Hall dur
ing the past week " were: Mrs. W.
Downes, Salem, Or.; Mrs. E. E. Welch
and family, St. John; E. C. Welch, New
York; Mrs. D. E. Marsh, Seattle; Mrs.
M. E. Shaw, Chicago; N. F. Phillips,
Nashville;- E. Nlckelon, Mount Angel;
Dan Wright, D. E. Bauner, Chicago; O.
E. Thompson, Henry Van Dyke, Boston;
P. O. Price, Salem; L. A. Carlisle, Seat
tle; J. G. Bank, H. E. Remes and Mrs.
Remes, F. Preston, Walla Walla; John
W. Price, Roseburg; H. E. Edwards,
St. Louis, Miss Fay Dllllnger, Astoria;
J. S. Dllllnger, of Astoria: C. H. Davis
and family. Miss E. J. Harman, Oak
land, Cal.
CIjATSOP beach hotel lists.
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mrs. Ed Spaulding. Frances Eddy
Spaulding, Francis D. Abbey, Mrs. Gor
don Lang, Maurice Mann, William Bru
ess, H. Fritch. Louis Rosenblatt, Joseph
Waller, C. Campbell. William D. Hal ley,
M. J. B. Lawson, Charles Leigh, Juhn
Coman and wife, Mrs. D. Fanell, Mrs.
Lena Allsopp, G. H. Wiese. Emil Schatt,
Mrs. James B. Kerr and children, all of
Portland; A. Chase, Washington, D. C.;
T. P. Dozier, Charles Lawrence, Seattle;
A. L. Sinnott, James D. Slnnott, Gus
Schoenbachler. Astoria; William Fitz
gerald, Chicago; Mrs. A. L. Fulton. As
toria; A. R. Carathers, Astoria; Miss G.
Sprucen, South Bend; M. Bronald, As
toria A. B. Coyne, Astoria; Mrs. E. &
J. W. MacKenzie, wife and daughter,
Mrs. L. W. White, Mrs. L. K. Hodges,
G. W. Martin and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Prudhomme. Mrs. Mary Norden,
Miss Frances Norden, Mrs. B. F. Hol
man,. Miss Hilda Hexter, P. H. Egholz
and wife, W. B.,Day and wife, A. L.
Young, Fred H. SlcClure, A. Berg, J. F.
Cutshall, George Veasey, T. F. Qulnlan,
Mrs. J. Curtis Robinson, Mrs. P. J. Jen
nings, Miss Grace Jennings, G. W.
Brown, wife and daughter, J. F. Wid
ner. wife and son, Wm. Chambers and
wife, M. A. Lowe, R. W. Lewis, Miss
Knapp, L. Barnett, A. Sinsheimer. Dr.
and Mrs. E. A. Marshall, Max E. Cohen
and wife, R. D. Schmidt, Miss Cleo
Kretzer, G. E. Dobawn, W. Reidt, Ed
ward Fletcher, and wife, A. Rodriguez,
L. Carstensen, A. Emery, Mrs. O. Will
iam and daughter, W.. H. Preston, Miss
Maud Dobby, S. A. Kroschul, E. Ander
son, Mr. and Mrs. G. Zeigler, Herbert
Zeigler; E. M. Hodges, Astoria; Verna
Wheatley, Spokane; J. S. Dellinger, C.
Echhardt, Astoria; I. McGulre, Dr. For-
Strom, Astoria.
Locksley HalL
Ada Florence, Robert Gray, Miss C
B. Mason, G. H. Welse, W. Erkin,
Henry Moorehouse, Miss Harriet Moore
house, John Manning and family, W.
G. Josslyn, Miss Ruby Scott, Frank
Smith, George Barnett and wife. J.
OSier.' J' E- Prlce and vite Mrs- S-
r. Smith and daughter, Miss Grace In-
mau, iurs. liinuy forter, a. iu. iricK-
son, G. W. Griffith, " Adolf Johnson,
Mrs. G. W. Hamilton, Mrs. C. B. Mason,
all of Portland; Ray Husklll and wife,
George Powers and wife, Earl Powers,
M. Johnson and wife. Fort Stevens;
F. Crockett and wife, Boston; Mrs.
Laura C. Tucker, Boise; E. L. Nutt,
Rainier; Mrs. J. T. Rogers, Miss Mabel
Rogers, Ashland ; - Mrs. W. Dawnes,
Salem; Mrs. E. E. Welch and family,
St. John; E. C. Welch, New York; Mrs.
D. E. Marsh, Seattle; Mrs. M. E. Shaw,
Chicago; M. F. Philips, Nashville; E.
Nlckelon, Mt- Angel; Dan Wright, D.
E. Bannon, Chicago; O. E. Thompson,
Henry Van Dyke, Boston; P. O. Price,
Salem; L. A. Carlisle, Seattle; J. G.
Bank, H. E. Remes and wife, F. Pres
ton, Walla Walla; John W. Price, Rose
burg; H. E. Edwards, St. Louis; Miss
Fay Dellinger, J. S. Dellinger, Astoria;
C. H. Davis and family, Miss E. J.
Harman, Oakland, CaL
Sargent's Seaside House.
Mrs. Walter B. Honeyman, Mr. David
Lewis, Mrs. Charles F. Adams, Mrs.
Frank L. Smith, family, and nurse, F.
A. Kollock, Ester Birrell. Winifred Bir
rell, Ida Manstron, C. F. Adams, Mrs.
Z. Du Rette, Hamilton Bates, Johan
Poulsen Bates, Miss Flora Wick, W. E.
Hollenbeck and wife, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Lang, Miss Gladys Lang, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Jacobs, Mrs. N. K. Clarke, Miss Alta
Clark, Miss Bess Clark, Miss Eva Clark,
James Sargent, Dr. J. F. Bell, P. C.
Bates, Frank Nau, Mrs. Frank Ware,
Mrs. H. G. McKlnley, all of Portland;
Ann Chalmers, Forest Grove; J. Mey
ers, Salem; J. M. Baird, M. Schol, E.
T. Cheese, Chicago; W. W. Renshaw,
W. W. Avery, Eugene; F. L. Ketten
bach and family, Lewiston, Idaho; S. B.
Luffer, Montrose, Colo.; Mrs. M. Haw
thorn, Astoria.
SEASOX U2CDER KILL SWING
Delightful Weather Draws Many
. Visitors to North Beach. .
NORTH BEACH. Wash.. July 18.
(Special.) With delightful weather con
ditions to further every plan for outing,
riding parties and trips to North Head,
life saving station and the lighthouse,
parties are taking advantage of the fact
and. affairs have been given an. impetus
that will no doubt last unltl the close of
the season. Recent showers have kept
the atmosphere clear. . The influx of
cottagers and hotel residents and week-,
end guests Is noticeable.
The amusements-are in full swing, with
many attractions added to those present
ed in previous years. The long stretch of
30 miles of hard beach gives the greatest
facilities for the many early morning
driving and walking parties. Social .af
fairs are still greatly of an informal na
ture. Seaview Personals.
Walter Cox, of Portland, was an over
Sunday visitor at his mother's, Mrs.
O'Nell.
A. M. Haradon came down recently to
spend a fortnight with his family. Mrs.
Haradon and baby, Dorothy, have been
at Seacroft since the early season.
Miss Shephard is entertaining guests.
Misses Jessie Peterson, Eva Jenkins and
Delberta Stuart are with her.
Among Tuesday's arrivals were Misses
Maud and Emma Mastlck and Wilma
Fiske, who will be guests at the Mastlck
home. Mrs. C. L. Mastlck is also en
tertaining Miss Mlnnetta Carson.
A lately arrived visitor is Miss Olgi
Johnson, who is the guest of Miss Bertha
Williams. -
C. A. Lewis, of Portland, has been w
recent guest at Hackney Cottage.
John McAllen, of the Massachusetts
Institute ot Technology, spent Part ofJ
Ills vacation at Seavlew this .last week.
Captain A. E. Buchanan and wlfa have
recently returned to Portland from Sea
view. Miss Hazel Russell is visiting Mrs. F.
H. Harmon.
Miss Belle Shields has been a recent
guest.
J. R. Brown, wltji Mrs. Brown and
daughter, came down this past week
from Portland.
Mrs. Frank C. Baker is a Hackney Cot
tage guest.
Henry Blogan and William C. Noon
came down from Hoqulam on their cy-'
cles Tor a sojourn of a few days.
Miss May Sheehy and her guest. M:9S
Elizabeth Eastham, who were among
the early season arrivals, have returned
to Portland. Miss Sheehy will return to
the beach later. Miss Eastham will leave
Portland In the near future for a t-rlj
through California.
Miss Aphia L. DImick and Mrs. E. B:
McFarland recently made a trip to
Oceanside, where Miss Dlmlck contem
plates erecting a beach cottage soon.
C. H. Hoeg. of Portland, with Mrs.
Hoeg and family, are at Sunset House
- for tl,e season. Mr. Hoeg has purchased
I property on North Beach and is arrang-
ing tor tne construction of a
home.
Summer
Misses Stella M. Young and Miss Caro
line Johnson, from Duluth, Minn.,' are
Seaside visitors.
Miss Grace Young and Miss Emma
Shepard, of The Dalles, are down for
a short stay.
0. T. Gillet, of Portland, is a recent
arrival. '
Mrs. M. Baum and daughters have
opened their Seaview cottage for the
Summer.
Cottagers at Seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neal, of Port
land, are in their cottage at Seaview.
Mrs. Ladd and daughter, Helen, art
installed In their handsome borne at' the
Willows.
Mrs. H. W. Corbett is down for the
season.
William Harrington and family are in
stalled in the Hoar cottage for the sea
son. Recent arrivals are E. Wlngate, Mayor
of The Dalles, who is here for a so
journ, accompanied by Mrs. Wlngate and!
daughter, Mildred.
Mrs. A. F. Lane Is In her beach home.
The Millards have opened Millard Cot
tage for the season. Miss Mary Millard
and her sister, Mrs. Gamble, and twB
sons are down.
H. C. Albee and Mrs. Albee are In
stalled in one of the Harmon cottages
for the Summer days.
Mrs. W. G. Eliot and family are settled
for the season In the Swlgert cottage.
Rev. W. G. Eliot, who was an early ar
rival, has returned to Portland for the
Chautauqua, but he will be back later
for a longer stay.
A. F. Wheeler and family, of Portland,
have settled in their cottage, which is
situated on the ocean ridge.
W. B. Struble and Mrs. Struble and
young son, Arthur, are in their cottage
below the Willows. They have as guests
from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Burr Stru
ble. Oscar Streibig, with Mrs. Strelbig and
son. are occupying their cottage.
Mrs. H. E. Green, of Portland, Is in
one of Mrs. Walker's cottages.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Jameson and
daughter, Mis9 La Conie, are occupying
their lovely home.' Blde-a-wee.
Mrs. Frank Wood and daughter, Mabel,
are installed In the Fithlan house.
1. Van Duyn and family, of Portland,
are occupying the O'Neill cottage.
Mr. and Mrs- John Klosterman have
opened their cottage at Seaview. Theif
daughter, Kemma, is with them.
Mrs. John F. McDonnell and family
are In their cottage.
Personals ot Long Beach.
Charles Frazler and Mrs. Frazier have
opened their Long Beach cottage.
Mrs. G. W. Qlos and family are occu
pying their Summer home.
J. G. Thatcher, with Mrs. Thatcher and
baby, are installed in the Stewart, cot
tage. Dr. Kittle Plummer Gray Is a Long
Beach guest.
G. W. Shirley has been a recent guest
at North Beach Inn.
William G. Beck, Jr., has been a guest
at Long Beach.
JH. E. Everding and Mrs. Everding are
guests at North Beach Inn.
Miss Vance, Miss Margaret Vance, of
Portland, and Miss Katherine Metley, of
Marinette, Wis., are a trio of attractive
girls who recently spent a fortnight at
Long Beach, as guests at the Portland
Hotel. They left on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, of Walla
Walla, are at Long Beach for a fortnight.
Dr. William Koehler and son, W. F.
Koehler. are down attending to the open
ing of their cottage.
Tom Collison and family have opened
up the Collison cottage at Ocean Park,
Wash.
Mrs. WUllanH.Killmgswojth.and family
are down for the season at their cottage.
M. F. Royal has lately arrived at Long
Beach from Portland.
A. H. Devers, Jr.. is a recent visitor
at the beach.
Mrs. L. M. Parrish, of Portland, has ar
rived at Long Beach for a short sojourn.
Centervllle Beach Notes.
Mrs. I. Sichel and family are occupying
a Centervllle cottage.
Recent arrivals in the cottage colony
are Mrs. R. B. Knight and family.
Mort E. Dlmlck, Jr.. returned to Port
land lately, after a ten days' stay with
his aunt. Miss Aphia L. Dimlck. who la
with the E. B. McFarlands in their cot
tage. Mrs. Joseph Moore and family are tn
their cottage at Centervllle for the sea
son. Miss Marguerite entertains Miss
Vandermost as her guest.
Mrs. Charles E. Stolte and Miss Sadie
Knapp are settled for the Summer in the
McGulre cottage. -
Henry Jennings, Jr., Fred O. Jennings
and Ralph Jennings are guests at Cen
tervllle. j
Mrs. L. Chemin and daughter have
taken a cottage at Centervllle.
Fred T. Holman has recently opened
the Holman cottage at Holman's Station.
E. McFarland Is in the McFarland for
the season.
Mrs. I. M. Rathbun and Miss Rathbun
are In their cottage for the Summer. Mrs.
Rathbun's grandson. Emmet, is with the
party.
Tioga and Breakers Station.
Otto Metchan and Mrs. Metchan have
been rece-nt visitors at the beach.
Miss Leslie Knapp and Miss Claire
Houghton, who have been sojourning at
Breakers. returned . to Portland on
Wednesday. While here they were en
tertained by Mrs. T. B. Wilcox in her
beautiful home at the Willows.
Adolph Dekum and Mrs. Dekum and
baby were week-end guests at Breakers.
Mrs. Bittle-Wells and baby are in
stalled In her Tioga cottage. Mr. Wells
usually comes from the city for week-end
stays.
Mr. and Mrs. Isom White arrived at
their handsome Tioga cottage on Wednes
day. The R. Rosenhaupts, of Portland, with
their two attractive daughters, Misses
Mae and Amy. accompanied by Mr. Ro
senhaupt's brother, J. Rosenhaupt, and
wife, comprise a party that recently ar
rived at Breakers for the season.
F. F. Jancke and Mrs. Jancke have
been recent visitors on North Beach.
Mr.- and Mrs. Charles Rosenfeld and
small daughter, Delphlne, are in their
Tioga cottage.
George W. Boschke was a week-end
guest, visiting his family, who are down
for the season.
John Simington, of Portland, is a re
cent arrival.
Mrs. C. M. Weed and daughter. Miss
Mabel, are Summer guests from Spokane.
Miss Alma Noon, of Annie Wright Sem
inary, is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. W. C. Noon, in their cottage
at Tioga.
Ed Nichols Is another cottager who ar
rived recently. '
Mrs. Adolphe Wolfe, of Portland, and
daughter. Miss Florence are installed In
their beach home at Tioga. They are en
tertaining Miss Miriam Jacobs.
Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Horace
Walpole are occupying Dr. Nichols' cot
tage. Crowds at Ocean Park.
Cottages and campers are arriving dally,
and the place is rapidly assuming its
Summer vacation aspect. Picnics and
outing parties, driving and surf bathing,
interspersed with Informal social affairs
among the cottagers are making the resort
a most pleasant one.
COTTAGE COLONY.
Dr. H. A. Harr. of Portland. Is in
stated in his cottage at the Park.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Montgomery and a
party of guests are camping at the Park.
In the party are Mrs. Montgomery's
mother, Mrs. E. Stanburrough, and Misses
Winnifred Kern and Susan McConnell, of
Portland.
Miss Anne Shogren, of Portland, and
her sister. Miss May Shogren are in
stalled in their new cottage near the
life saving station. Their niece, Gladys
McKenzle. also of Portland, is with them
for the season.
H. E. Habighorst and family are In
their Summer home. '
M. H. Schmeer and family are Port
landers who have opened their cottage
recently.
Miss Alda Burk is visiting friends at
Ocean Park.
H. A. Haseltine Is down with his family
in their beach house.
Mrs. Mary Peterson, an Astorlan, has
opened her cottage at the Park.
C. T. Hale is a recent arrival. I
A visitor at the Park this past week was
Charles E. York, of Portland.
Joseph A. Owden. of New York has
been a recent visitor with friends here
Mrs. J. W. Green is at the Park.
J. C. Roberta and family are down tram