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With the past fortnight as a fitting
prelude to. the real season thrs TPeeJt
opened bright and beautiful, and as
events have proven, brlmfiul of treats. In
tellectual, social and athletic. All of the
hotels have lang-e crowds' of guests, and
the series of dnnres end parties that has
fceen given has made it unusually lively
here. Daily concerts, Saturday and mld
. week hops, artificial anrueements on the
Shell Road, and driving, riding and auto
mobile parties are only a few; of the
diversions that have been lndulgod In this
week.
"Weather conditions during ttie past
fortnight have been id?al for seaside at
' tractions, and there Is little question now,
! that the records will be broken, for the
ncason so far as attendance Is concerned.
There Is no diminution In the over-Sun-.
day and week-end crowds that are at
tracted to Seaside by Its splendid features.
Canoes seek the sheltering nooks of the
'picturesque Necanlcum, throughout the
day and on warm evenings. Fishing is
Kood and even the novice has no difficulty
In catching a long string. Game too Is
plentiful In -the woods bordering Seaside,
, end hunting and fishing parties are ar
riving daily.
. The sea Is remarkably smooth, and ex
tending from liocksley Hall to the Moore
Hotel great crowds of people have en- J
Joyed the surf.
One of the prettiest dancing parties of
the season was that given on Tuesday
evening at the Seaside House by L. ft
Therkelsen for his young daughter. Miss
HaseL The big parlors were decorated
for the occasion and many of Portland's
younger set participated in the festivities.
The guests were: Misses Lucille Dunne,
(Marie Van Ness, Dorothy Morrison,
Florence Shields. Flora Flelschner, Vera
and Edna Patterson, Marie Kittenbach.
Marguerite Thomas, Hattie Palmer, Bon
nie West, Hattie Jacobs and Cathaline
Therkelsen and Messrs. Harlowe Moore,
Gerald Thomas, Abe Blackman. Edwin
Fatton, Charles Prehn, Wintleld and Sid
Fberle. IJcutenant Holt C. Kelly. Shields.
Henry, Slader, Hyman, Whldden Jacobs
and Graham Glass, Jr.
An Interesting bridge party was gl"en
recently by Mrs. Frank Dayton, of Port
land, In her Seaside cottage. The party
was In honor of Mrs. C. W. Knowles
who will leave this coming month for the
Orient. The rooms were beautifully dec
orated with sweetpeas. ferns and carna
tions. The guests, besides the hostess and
Mrs. Knowles, were Mrs. W. A, Gordon,
Mrs. D. J. Moore, Mrs. U W. Hilllard.
Mrs. J. F. Griswold. Misses Ethel Gordon.
Celeste Moore, Frances and Florence
Dayton.
. Misses Deada and Moda Goldsmith were
hostesses at a picnic party given recently
At Thompsons Falls, for their guest.
Mlsa Hazel AJtman. Those participating
were Misses Kathryn Dunbar, Hazel
Small. Ruby Scott, Florence Holland.
Hazel Holland. Desda and Moda Gold
smith. Hazel Altman. and Messrs. Win-
field Ebexle. Edwin Patton, Abe Black
man. Sidney Eberle, Herbert Cook, Dan
3uimby, William Winters. Tom Dobson,
George Prentiss. The chaperones were
Mrs. Siibersteln and Mrs. Jackson.
A delightful week-end party was given
fit Seaside by Miss Etta Wrenn. of The
Dalles. Miss Wrenn's guests were Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. S wanton, Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Wrenn, of Portland; C. M. Carlos
and Miss Blanche Wreim, of Seattle.
On Tuesday, with Mrs. John F. Logan
md Mvs. W. H. Patterson as chaper
ones. a smaller plcnlo was given on the
hanks of the Necanlcum, above Seaside
House. The guests Indulged in playing
old fashioned games, and the trip was
a most enjoyable one. Those partici
pating were: the Misses Edna and
Vera Patterson, Margaret Fish. Kath
ryn Whltmere, Marguerite Thomas,
Ruby Scott; and Messrs. Gerald
Thomas, Edwin Patton, Charles Prehm,
Wynn Eberle. Herbert Cook,. William
Winters and Tom Dobson.
Seaside Personals.
Sol. Blumauer,
young daughter.
Mrs. Blumauer and
Miss Hazel, are re-
cent arrtvate.
M rs. B. Lewis Smith and small son
Clifford, wao have ben visiting; Mrs.
Smith's parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Qulraby, of Docksley Hall, have re
turned to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Tarpley, Ford
and Don Tarpley, have arrived for a
month's sojourn at Seaside.
Rev. A. A. Morrison came down this
week to Join his family at the beach.
A. J. Lab be, of Portland, ha bean a
recent guest at the Moore. "
H. W. Goddard and Mrs. Qoddard are
late arrivals at the beach.
Preston Cooklngham. who has re
cently returned from Princeton Uni
versity, is a guest at Seaside
Mrs. A. J. Klosterman and daughter
Mh Oretchen are late arrivals at the
beach.
K. H. Koehler has been a recent
visitor.
Miss Ella Hlrsch, -of Portland, has
arrived at the beach for the remainder
of the season. Miss Hlrsch was down
earlier in the season, as Mra. L N.
Flelschner's guest.
T. M. Tyler hu been a late arrival
. Locksley Hall.
Mx. ana Mrs. Warrao Slanar anAa
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have returned from a tour through.
Montana and Canada, and are now at
Seaside until August IS.
Harry Lltt was an over-Sunday guest
at the Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hazen are
recent arrivals at Necanlcum Inn.
L. G. Pfunder is a visitor to the
beach.
Mrs. J. S. McCormlck. of Portland, Is
a recent arrival at Seaside.
Mra Cecil H. Bauer and her sister,
Mrs. L L. White, have returned to Port
land after a fortnight's visit at the
Moore.
Miss Flora Rosenblatt Is a late ar
rival. Arthur Seeley was a week-end ar
rival. H. D. Williams and Mra Williams
have returned to Portland. They have
been guests for a fortnight at Locks
ley Hall. Mrs. Williams will leave
Portland later for a trip through Call
fornia.
Returning to Portland on Sunday
were Harry Word and Mrs. Word, after
a fortnight's visit at Seaside.
Arnold Rothwell, of Portland, was
a late visitor.
John McGulre, superintendent of the
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad, was
an over-Sunday guest at the beach.
Dr. W. D. Carlisle, of St. Petersburg,
Russia, has arrived and is spending the
remainder of the season with his moth
er, Mrs. L. A- Carlisle, at their seaside
residence.
Charles Wright, of Astoria, was a
-week-end g-uest at the Moore.
Alma D. Kati and Mrs. Kate, accom
panied by the Misses Longmald, of Hel
en a, Mont., are at the Moore.
J. De Bevoise, of Portland, has been
recent g-uest.
C. K. Henry, wltn Mra Henry ana
niece. Miss Henry, have recently come
down to the Moore.
Late arrivals are Mrs. Harry Aus
tin and her young daughter. Miss
Irma, who are at Locksley Hall.
Mrs. Richard Montague arrived on
Saturday wltn her children for a so
journ at the beach.
T. E. Watters, a prominent attorney
of Denver, Colo., is at Lockslev Hall
for a few days, en route home, after an
extended trip through the Pacific Coast
cities.
A recent guest at Cedarhurst has
been Miss Elizabeth Allen, who re
turned to Portland on Tuesday.
Dr. Frank J. Sladen Is among the
very late comers to the seashore.
Frank Nau was a week-end guest at
the beach.
Miss Emma Whitney has returned to
Portland, after a week's sojourn at
Seaside.
Among the late arrivals from Port
land are Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Muir, with
their children, and Mra Mulr's mother.
Mrs. J. W. Whalley.
Miss Anne Davies has returned to
Portland, after a week's visit at Locks-
ley Hall.
Adolph Jacobs has come down to Join
the disciples of Isaak Walton on the
Necanlcum.
Miss Beatrice Baar, of Vienna. Aus
tria, who arrived recently In Portland
with her brother. Dr. Gustave Baar, is
a charming addition to the social life
at the beach.
Among the Cottagers.
Recent arrivals 'in the cottage colony
are Paul Wessinger, with Mrs. Wessin-
ger. their son Henry and daughter. Miss
Mills. After a week-end stay, Mr. Wei-
singer returned to Portland.
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THE SUNDAY
AND BONFIRES BRING
who has been spending a fortnight
with his sister, Mrs. I. N. Flelschner,
has returned to his home
Judge W. D. Fenton has come down
to the beach, where his family have
been installed for several weeks in
their cottage. Miss Lela Goddard Is
their guest.
Mrs. C. Ev Rumelin Is entertaining
Mrs. J. N. Teal and her small daughter,
Ruth, at the Rumelin cottage. Rhoda-
lyn Willis and Roscoe Ashley, nephews
of Mrs. Rumelin, are also guests at the
cottage. Mr. Rumelin was a week-end
arrival.
Recent cottagers to arrive are Judge
and Mra George H. Williams, of Port
land, accompanied by Mrs. Stratton, a
sister of Mra Williams.
Mrs. I. N. Flelschner has as guests at
her handsome beach home the Misses
Jacobs, of Portland, and Archie Gold
smith. Miss Edith Levy returned to Portland
on Saturday, after a fortnight's visit
with her cousin. Miss Germalne Samuel,
la the Wascher cottage.
J. T. Moylan was an over-Sunday
arrival at the Webb cottage, which his
family have taken this season.
Mra L. A. Carlisle is having a house
party In the form of a family reunion
at her cottage, loch Lame. Her guests
are her sisters, Mrs. W. R. Slade, of
Nova Scotia; Mrs. M. A. Gough, of San
Francisco, and Mra H. S. Goddard, with
her two daughters, Katherine and Mar
celline, from Vancouver, B. C . Others
in the party are: Mra Carlisle's nieces,
Mrs. John J. Roberts and Mrs. T. C.
Smith, with her small son, Malcolm,
from Salem, and Mrs. Leonard Murasky,
of San Francisco. Dr. W. D. Carlisle,
from St. Petersburg, who is home on a
visit, after a five years' absence abroad,
also is one of the party.
Colonel D: M. Dunne has Joined his
family in their beach home.
Leonard C Jones, with Mra Jones and
their young daughters, Anita and Jean
ette, have lately arrived at the Glen-Mar
cottage for the remainder of the season.
Pi
OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, AUGUST 0, 1908.
T. H. Martin, a brother of Mrs. Jones, is
a guest at the cottage.
A bevy of young girls are composing
a houseparty of Interest at Sea Breeze,
at the home of Captain and Mrs. W. H.
Patterson. In the party are Misses Millie
Schloth, Winifred . Palmer, Margaret
Thomas, Winnie Lewis, Irene Flynn and
the two young hostesses Vera and Edna
Patterson.
Mrs. W. L. Greene has opened her cot
tage at Seaside, having as her guests Mrs.
H. O. Stipe and her two daughters, Ruth
and Inez.
Mrs. R. B. McClung and her family of
interesting children are settled in the
Elmere cottage. Mr. McClung la usually
an over-Sunday arrival.
Mrs. A. M. Smith and her three young
sons, are camping In Hermosa Park.
Occupying the Sea Shell cottage are Mrs.
L. D. Hoye and her daughters Miss Bes
sie Hoye and Mra A- C. Bolligher, with
her small son Kirk. They have recently
entertained W. W. Helnback, who re
turned to Portland this week after a fort
night's stay.
Miss Margaret Flsk is a guest of Miss
Katherine Whltmere in the Klllkare cot
tage. Mrs. T. C Smith, Jr., and young son,
Malcolm have taken the Mira Monte cot
tage for the remainder of the season.
Miss Hazel Altman, who has been the
motif for several social affairs during
her stay at the Goldsmith cottage, has re
turned to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gadsby are at
Mandalay cottage with Captain and Mra
William Gadsby.
Mrs. George D. Getty has returned to
Portland after a week's stay with Mrs.
a E. Rumelin.
W. E. Prudhomme was an over-Sunday
arrival at the Prudhomme cottage.
H. C. Bowers and Mrs. Bowers or Port
land, with their children, have taken the
cottage Bollnas, at Seaside.
Recent arrivals in the tent colony are
Mrs. H. T. Cooley, of Portland, with her
young daughter Miss Anieta.
Judge A. L. Miller with Mrs. Miller,
of Vancouver, are settled In the cottage
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SCENE: AT GEARHART PARK.
CROWDS ON BEACHES
Waldesruk. Also In the party Is Mrs.
Miller's sister, Mrs. Deaton, with her
daughter, Mrs. Morse, of Wasco, Or.
H. A. Stewart and family are arrivals
among the campers in Grimes' Grove.
A congenial camping party of Portland
ers is composed of Mrs. S. W. Lawrence
and young sons, Vernon and Duane, with
Misses Lilian Crockett, Agnes Hartwell
and James Llchtenthaler. Mr. Lawrence
Is usually an over-Sunday arrival.
Miss Anna Rennlok, of Portland, Is a
guest of Miss Hazel Small in the Small
Den cottage.
Winifred and Sidney Eberle, from Van
couver, who have been camping at Sea
side for a fortnight, have returned to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emll Marks, of Seattle,
with their guest. Mrs. A. L. Hexter, of
Portland, are sojourning at the beach.
Dr. J. Trommald returned to Portland
after a week's visit at Johann Poulsen's
cottage.
Henry Mitchell Joined his family for the
week-end at their cottage.
Lee Wandell and Will Kern are camping
at Seaside.
SEASIDE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Moore.
W. G. Orlm and wife. J. De Bovolse,
Harriet Tarnwood, W. C. Fleischhame, Mrs.
C. A. Baker, Miss E. Cook. R. Goldsmith,
W. J. White, Miss Carrie QuackenBush, D.
A. Mclntire. F. W. Conway Mrs. J. S.
McCormlck. R. BettinBer. F. Bettlnger. W.
A. Epanton, T. N. Spanton, Frank Kothchlld,
wife and child. Mrs. L.. Rosenheim. Miss
Flora Rosenblatt. Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Hazen. D. D. Faem. Stella Darllni. Mary
C. KniRht and daughter. Earl McComas.
B W. Bingman. G. S. Brackett, Mrs. George
Lang, Mrs. W. Word, Mrs. H. Miller, Arnold
S Rothwell. Orrius McGaw, Mrs. A. C.
Churchill, William Klumpp, wife and daugh
ter Mrs H. B. Miller. L. Baunett. Mr. and
Mrs. Alma D. Katz, Charles K. Henry and
wife. Miss S. Henry. Mrs. S. Timms, Ed
mund Bldwell. J. F. R. Webber. Mrs. O. A.
Thomson, Miss Wllla E. Smith. Archie
Goldsmith, B. H. Arnold, W. C. Barker, A.
E Seeley, A. F. Jackson, Mlnot Davis, H.
W. Goddard and wife. A. C. Churchill. N.
J. Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blumauer. Miss
Hazel Blumauer. George W. Lange. It. M.
Dennis. L. C. Downing, B. A. Sykes and
wife Miss M. G. Hill, William Ellis, H. l".
Hoslck, B. E. Whltaker, L G. Pfunder,
M1ss Delia Roberts. J. B. Stafford. Met
Iowe, George D. Kelly, W. L. Ltghtner, Jr..
H. M. Hogue. T. H. Bennett, wife and child,
C. C. Wlntermuts, I. It. White. Cecil H.
Bauer. Mra Sue Agnew. Mrs. I. Hudson, I.
M. Swartz. Miss N. M. Albrecht. Miss
Hazard. K. H. Koehler. A. J. Iyabbe, L. H.
HofTman, Ada Gregory, Laura Gregory.
Harry L.ltt. Russell Smith. Emll Glutsch.
all of Portland: Mrs. H. F. Prael, J. E.
Hazard, Astoria: William Bruce, Sadie
Bruce. Gertrude Bruce, Mrs. Cleary, W. F.
Gasklns. M. Henlnger, New York: G. T
Weble. Houston. Tex. : Mrs. L. Harlow and
son. Troutdale; J. C. Riley and wife. L.
Humphrey, C. A. Cook and wife, Chicago;
Susie E. Piper, Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. W. M.
38Sws
lllSrffcH
Hower, Fellda; Mrs. M. V. Brown, Xew
Haven: John De Bruyn, B. F. Benson, Seat
tle: Anton Nolte and wife, -Pendleton : L. W.
Ireland. Bellingham; 1. N. Van Patten. John
H. Barker, Spokane; C. R. Adams. Mrs. C.
R. Adams. Fargo, N. D. : Mrs. W. G. Parker,
nurse and child. G. H. LaDup, Walla Walla;
Harold Fay, Boston; Mrs. F. P. Sully. Miss
Hope Sully. McMlnnvllle; Miss Belle Bren-
S. Bruce. Boise, Idaho; A. L. Adams and
wife. Cedar Rapids. la.; M. S. Clapp, E. J.
Clapp, E. A. Noit, F. C. Connell, Warren, O. ;
Mrs. A. E. Haney and son, Newman Grove,
Neb.; H. D. Grey. Pendleton; Olaf Ronka
men, Aberdeen; J. W. Morton and son,
Henry Avery and wife. Hood River: Miss
Longmaid, Miss Helen Longmald, Helena.
Mont.; J. R. Whltcomb, wife and two chil
dren, Mrs. J. E. Scrlpps. Detroit. Mii-h. : Dr.
( and Mrs. William C. Herman, Thomas J.
Chapman, Mrs. J. Chapman. Cincinnati; Dr.
N. Moleton, La Grande; Mrs. Cohn, Miss
Selina Cohn, H. L. Lyon. San Francisco;
Eugene Miles. Mrs. T. Decker, P. T Decker,
St. Helens, Or.; Miss Bettie Straus, Dan
ville, 111.; Minnie M. Clarke, Peoria. 111.;
Miss Georgia Malotte, Pullman, Wash.
Locksley Hall.
George E. Thompson. 8tanley McKay,
Elvle Taylor. Mrs. G. W. Baldwin. Mrs. J.
W. Lockwood and daughter. Dr. M. A.
Beach. Oscar Bang. George Vasey, H. J.
Miller, William Casewell. Theodore H.
Kuddy, Mrs. Kuddy. Miss Kuddy. Miss L.
Lang, Miss E. Aldrlch. Miss Farrelly, Ger
trude Farrelly. H. J. Miller. Mrs. Harry
Austin. Miss Trma Austin. Edward O.
Mayor, Mrs. E. O. Mayor, Mr. Lawrence and
wife, H. P. Kemball. W. O. Roberts and
wife, -fchomas F. Padowlskl. J. P. Jones.
Miss Brown. Miss Peterson. Roy Entler,
F. Murphy, C. Lestoe, W. Rep Bishop,
Mrs. Cable. Miss Cable. R. F. Piper. Henry
Letoscn. miss au Hazara, Marian l. Dewey.
Miss Agnes E. Pease. J. McGulre. P. A.
Wosthenson, F. E. Pontlered. E. R. Go
depp. G. Miller, all of Portland; Bertha
S. Huestis. aeattie; Mrs. J. V. Kolsbiml,
St. Paul; M. Knowboom. Miss Knowboom,
Cheyenne; E. M. McCook. Dr. Thomas
Vaughan and wife, Pendleton: Mvrfle E.
Mills, Connie Bullock, Sprague, Wash.; C.
H. Breed. Spokane; C. J. Treeze, Walla
Walla; L. S. Morley and wife. Hartshorns,
Ok la-; D. D. Schoomaker. Willerton. Okla. ;
Dr. W. D. Carlisle, St. Petersburg, Russia;
Mrs. B. Shattuck. Gresham. Or.; S. D.
Vincent. T. D. Foster and wife. Chicago;
Henry Weber and wife, providence. K. I.;
Mrs. F. C. Smith, Mrs. M. J. East. Mrs. John
J. Roberts. Salem. Or.; J. A. Clalrmonto,
Mrs. Leonard Murasky, San Francisco; Mrs.
Bogan. Fort Stevens; Mrs. H. S. Goddard,
Miss Katherine Goddard. Miss Marcellene
Goddard, Vancouver. Wash.; Dr. M. M.
Packard, Mrs. M. M. Packard. Boston.
Maas. ; James Hazard. Astoria; B. F. Oxly.
Wichita, Kan.; Miss Birken, W. G. VInaton,
Salt Lake City; Miss Anna Daly. Mlas
Myrtle Daly. Boise, Idaho; E. J. Saunders,
Pendleton, Or.; Mrs. J. A. FItzpatrick.
Lostine. Or.: G. C. Newton and wife, Kan
sas City, Kan.; Bell Judd. Grantsvtlle. Ont.
BAJfXER SEASOX AT GEARHART
Summer Colony Larger Than on Any
Previous Season.
GEARHART PARK. Aug. 8. (Spe-
BY NIGHT
clal.l From early Summer till late Fall
neaiiy everyone lives at the beaches or
the woods, not necessarily because of
the oppressive heat or because beautiful
Portland is less attractive In her Sum
mer garb, but the call of old ocean and
Oregon's primeval forests is Irresistible.
Gearhart Park te becoming every year
more popular, especially wuh those who
prefer to combine mere camping and out
door life with a feast of scenery un
rivalled by any coast resort. One may
leave the hot citv or the Inland towns
with their parched and dusty roads and
In a few hours revel In the coolness and
quiet of Gearhurt Park. Situated as
Gearhart Is. on a hlnh bluff overlooking
the sea and bordered with forwis of
hemlock and pine, it l an ideal spot.
There Is so much that Is undisturbed
here, so much that Is new and untouched
that season after season an ever-increasing
number of people fly to Gearhart to
remain until late Fnll weather and very
often the cottages have quests during
the entire year. Most handsome cottages,
tenting and ramping facilities, and
Kruse's Beach Hotel and the Y. VV. C. A.
cottage tend to combine comfortable ac
commodations with every natural pleas
ure of a seaside vacation.
Gearhart Personals.
Mrs. John Gill has guests In her hand
some home, Klahanee. Mrs. G. T. Willet
and Joseph Gill are with her.
Mrs. T. P. Kendall is entertaining Miss
Winfleld Abbott, of Portland, In the Ken
dall cottage,, Crow's Nest.
Miss Georgitia Burns, Mi.s Kathleen
Burns and Miss Caroline Burns are now
domiciled at their attractive beach resi
dence at Gearhart Tark. where they are
entertaining, Miss Margaret Walter, of
Portland, and Miss Margaret Cobb, of
Boise, Idaho
Mrs. Henry Morgan and her baby
daughter, Frances, are at Krose's Beach
Hotel for the Summer. Mr. Morgan lis
usually an over-Sunday guest.
A. H. Blrrell was a week-end arrival
at the Blrrell cottage. Kle-Ora, where the
family have been Installed since the early
season. Mr. and Mrs. F. Pcntleld, of
Portland, are guests at Kle-Ora.
Dr. N. H. Stuart, of Portland, Is a re
cent arrival at Kruse's Beach Hotel
9. M. Latz, of San Francisco, la visit
ing at the Gearhart cottage of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Latz, of Port
land.. Mrs. Joseph Meyer, who has also
been a guest at the Latz home, returned
to Portland this past week.
M. Maison and family, of Portland, are
recent arrivals at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Miss Sadie Bruce has returned to Port
land after a sojourn at Gearhart.
William Bruess is a recent arrival at
the Beach Hotel.
William J. C. Welch Is a late comer to
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
F. Rothchild, with Mrs. Rothchlld, and
their young child, are guests at Kruses
Beach Hotel.
Miss Miriam Strong has returned to
Portland after a visit at Gearhart Park
with Captain and Mrs: J. J. Bradley, of
Vancouver Barracks.
Misses Addle and Kate Leinwebber are
guests at the Y. W. C. A. cottage.
Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin is a recent ar
rival at Gearhart.
GEARHART HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
William J. C. Welch, Dr. N H. Stuart. F.
Rothchlld. wife and child, II. Swaithout.
M. Maison and family. J. H. Miller, Mrs.
Laura Rank. J. H. Joyce. William Bruess.
all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs M. A. Pleas
ants, Nampa. Idaho; H. O. Bruess, Cornell
College; L. Marx. Mrs. E. Marx, Mrs Hex
ter, Mrs. J. PIckeron, L. Egan. Seattle; M.
J. Davis, La Grande; Mrs. Margaret Ed
mondson. Eugene; L. C Rogers, L. L.
Wood, T. MullhofT. L. Teerpin. Ed Short, J.
A. Wright, M. Sorensen, Ed Hoff, F.
Ttiomas, L. C. Campbell, L. I'phln.
" Y. W. C. A. Cottage.
Mrs. A. Matteson. Miss Helen Matteson,
Mrs. L. J Toombs. Mrs Fannie James, Bell
James. Mary James, Elizabeth Methnesen,
Ruby Goodrldgc. Addle and Kate Lelnweber,
Edith and Agnes Mac Kae, Ada Davis,
Jennie and Leuella Ilawly. Violet scartunu
Bertha A. Ledyard. Jessie M. Gray. Ksteil
M. Gueber. Jennie Weir. Agnes M. Johnston,
Anna M. Monsmnn, Kunkel, Adele E. Guer
ber Aimee E. MeLolre, Mrs. lxla O Bald
win Mlia G. Penlsten, Marrett Nellsen. I
Lueila Bobbins. Margaret Krlegor, Mlsl
Frances Parker, Minda Frost, Grace Vereck,
Kate Hansen, M Etlielyn Adams. Josephine
Beach Miss Anita Bruce, Helen Lucas,
Charlotte Lucas. Elsie B. Randall, all of
Portland; Miss M. M. Allhouse, Miss Kath
erine Allhcuee, Albany. Or.; Marlon Bauer,
Gresham, Mary E. Reeve, Hlllsboro.
BEACH PARTIES AT NEWPORT
Visitors Take Advantage of Beauti
ful Moonlight Nights.
NEWPORT, Aug. 8. (Special.) Beau
tiful moonlight has prevailed at Newport
all week and bonfires and beach parties
have been much In evidence. The morn
ings of the past week have been cool and
calm but the afternoons have mostly been
windy and blustery. Tourists at New
port, however, enjoy it all. With fishing,
agate-hunting and meeting the two In
coming boats each day the visitors have
much to 60 to keep their minds oft their
vacations of the balance of the year.
Early In the week a beach party was
given near Newport by Bush Davis and
his sister, Miss Pauline. Present as guests
were Mrs. Condon MeCornack, of Port
land; Miss Lucia Wllklns, of Eugene;
Miss Belle Van Duyn and Miss Kate
Kelly, of Eugene. Messrs John Withy
combe, of Corvallls; John Kelly, of
Eugene; and Edward -Van Dyke, of
Grants Pass.
A very enjoyable event at Nye Creek,
Thursday, was a dinner party In honor
of Miss' Lucile Turner, of Portland, a
granddaughter of Clinton Kelly, a famous
Oregon pioneer.- The event was given by
the family of Mrs. Penumbra Kelly and
Mra M. E, Shaver, of Portland. Present
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