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tORTH BEACH, Wash.. Aur. 15.
(Special.) The cool rains clear
the atmosphere and render life
at Long Beach Ideal this season
It la refreshing to step out of the
heated city Into the coolness of North
Beach. Tourists come down In hundreds
every week-end and the season is at Its
helghth of activity.
Tennis will be a feature of the Summer's
pleasure at Breakers. Wash., where an
Invitation tournament under tha auspices
of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic
Club and the Irvington Tennis Club will
be held from August 1? to 22. Inclusive.
It is Intended to make the tournament,
which Is sanctioned by the National Lawn
Tennis Association, an annual affair. Ten
nis Is almost a necessary accompaniment
to the pleasures of a Summer resort, as
the dnnces and other entertainments that
fro with the game are a great part of the
life at the beaches.
The tournament at Long Beach Is at
tracting ide attention. The plan has a
(rood deal of novelty about It, as it is tha
first tourney held at a beach resort on the
North Coast. The beaches on this side
will send a large representation over and
many Portlanders will go down for It.
The days are filled with social functions.
The events of the tournament will give
everyone who has ever held a racquet
a chance. They are: Gentlemen's singles,
scratch, for "The Breakers" cup, to be
won three times before becoming the
permanent property of the holder; ladles
singles, handicap; gentlemen's singles.
handicap; gentlemen's doubles, handicap
ladies' doubles, handicap; ladles and gen
tlemen's doubles, handicap. Some of the
noted players of the Coast will tAke part,
and it Is expected that the tournament
will be the success It deserves to be. The
tournament committee Is composed of
A. B. McAlpln. chairman; D. S. Bel
linger, Walter A. Ooss. Irving Bohr, W
K. Scott, Brandt Wlckersham. Mr. Mc
Alpln will be referee.
The biggest bonfire of the last two sea
sons was given by Camp Mack, at Long
Beach, last week. Dray horses were used
to place the logs. Camp Mack is composed
of the following Portlanders: Jack Cal
Whan. Judy King, Larry Schade, Jack
Gilford. Ray Klumpp, Guy Kennedy
Earl O'Malley. Eddie Pape, Jack Hincks,
yl Douglas, Bob Creagor, Andy Mitchell.
Harloyo Smith and Gordon Brown.
North Beach Personals.
Miss Enid Rothchlld Is a recent addi
tion to social life at North Beach.
H. B. Witter and Mrs. Witter are late
rrtvals near Centervllle.
Gerald Eastham, of the University of
Oregon, visited North Beach this past
week.-
Miss Louise Breyman. Miss Bertha
Smith and Miss Kate Drlscoll spent the
week end at Long Beach.
Mrs. Pom J. Zan and Miss Nancy Zan
are at North Beach for the tennis tour
nament.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCourt have come
to Lone Beach for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Edward Ehrman. Miss Ehrman
and Mason Ehrman will spend the
greater part of the month at Long
Beach. One of the attractions to the
Ehrmans Is the tennis tournament, in
which Mason will likely enter.
Ml Mary Kern Is a guest of Mrs. Mc-
Mullen at the Ehelburne.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McAlpln, with
Kenneth McAlpln. have arrived for the
tennis tournament.
Don Swetland was ' an over-Sunday
guest at Hackneys recently.
Mm F. W. Isherwood, with her charm
ing little daughters, Marjery and Ruth,
are recent arrivals at North Beach Inn.
Harry Nicolal and Mrs. NIcolat (Bessie
de Bevoiee), with their beautiful baby
Nancy, have arrived at North Beach for
a. stay during the tennis tournament.
Miss Lily Dyer is prominently identified
with social life at Long Beach, where
he will remain through August.
R. P. Knight has been a late arrival at
the beach.
Clifford Nichols, a sophomore of Am
herst College, is a recent addition to
North Beach.
Portlanders who are visiting North
Beach are: Dan J. Malarkey, with Mrs.
Malarkey and child; Mr. Malarkey's ste-
ter. Miss Margaret Malarkey, is with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. SIg. Sichel and their at
tractive daughters. Misses Ruth and Ma
rion Sichel. are guests of North Beach.
II. Hirschberger has been a guest of
Hackneys.
A party of Astorians, who were guests
. cf North Beach the past week were: Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Van Dusen. Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Flavel. Miss Van Dusen and Miss
Maud Van Dusen.
Judge and Mrs. Walter Littlefleld, of
Kansas City, are guests of Hackney
cottage.
Don Sutton, of Portland, spent tha
week-end at North Beach.
Returning, to Portland Monday after a
rief sojourn at Hackney's was W. A.
Bollinger, of Portland.
Mrs. L. A. Carlisle and son. Dr. W.
D. Carlisle, of St. Petersburg, Russia,
spent a few days at North Beach the
past week.
A. Tichner, Mrs. Tichner and Miss
Hazel Tichner are guests of North
Beach.
A party of well-known Portlanders who ,
are spending a fortnight as guests of
Hackney's are Mrs. W. B. Honeyman
and her daughter. Miss Ethel Honeyman.
Mr. Honeyman Is a regular week-end
visitor.
Arthur Rosen fold, a Johns Hopkins
man. is a recent Acquisition to North
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Peacock and chil
dren are recent arrivals at Hackney's.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wilbur are late
arrivals at the beach, to attend the com
ing tennis tournament.
Percy Knight was a week-end visitor at
Centerville.
Miss Tessl Preston Is a late arrival at
the beach.
Robert Nelson, a well-known Kappa
Sigma man, was a guest this past week
at North Beach.
A bevy of young girls are enjoy
ing beach life and its attractions under
most favorable camping conditions at
Seaview. Mrs. I. Schaas Is the chaper
one, and she has under her care Misses
Nell and Katherine Dorney, Miss Grayce
Clemens, Miss Stella Berger. Miss Grace
Browning, Miss Gretchen Backus, Miss
Hazel Henrys, Miss Charlotte and Ruth
Ballln and Miss Mabel wood worth.
Harold Howes and Howard Charlton
of Portland, were recently entertained
by friends at the beach for a week's stay.
Miss Emma Maetlck returned to her
home in Tacoma after a month's visit at
the C. L. Mastick cottage.
Misses Olga and Hilda Sechtem were
recent guests here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ludlum and youn?
daughter, Harriet, who are touring the
Coast cities, were guests for the week-end
at Long Beach. Later they will reside
In Portland.
An over-Sunday guest of Long Beach
was Joseph Gribler, of Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hayes, who have
been guests of North Beach, returned on
the Potter Tuesday. Mrs. Hayes has
charming personality, and endeared her
self to her many friends during- her brief
sojourn.
A bevy of Portlanders who are spend
Ing several weeks at Long Beach are
Mrs. J. Hatfield, Misses Maud Hatfield,
Lulu Hatfield, Louise Hatfield and Miss
Maud Rao.
William O'Dormell, of Portland, was an
over-Sunday guest of his family, who
are spending the season at Long Beach,
Mrs. F. EC Taylor and her handsome
baby, Arthur, returned to Portland Tues
day, after spending a month's visit at
Long Beach.
A recent arrival at Long Beach Ls Miss
Dorothy Buchanan.
T. M. Paterson joined Mrs. Peterson
for an over-Sunday visit at the Mastick
home at Seaview.
Fred Krebs ls a recent arrival at North
Beach.
Mrs. Louis Tyler and children are at
the Shelburne.
Miss Gertrude Angersteln ls a guest at
North Beach.
Mrs. Alec Armstrong and son, William
Armstrong, are recent arrivals for the re
mainder of the season at Long Beach.
Miss Payne and Miss Amy Payne, of
Glasgow, Scotland, are recent additions
to Long Beach society.
N. A. Ely is at the beach.
F. H. Call and Richard Call have lately
arrived for a brief stay at this resort.
G. W. Woodward ls a recent comer to
the beach.
A prominent party from Memphis,
Tehn., who are visiting Hackney Cottage
are: Mr. and Mrs. Alva W. Person, with
their children, and Mr. Person's sisters,
Misses Lena and Edith Person.
Among the Portlanders to arrive recent
ly are J. H. Day and Mrs. Day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Van Deurs and
young son, George Van Deurs, have come
to Long Beach for the remainder of the
season. They are at Norm Beach inn.
Julius Kruttschnitt, vice-president and
general manager of the Harrlman lines,
accompanied by Chief Engineer George
W. Boschke and Superintendent James F.
Graham, of the O. R. & N. and S. P.
lines in Oregon, were over-Sunday guests
at Breakers Station.
Sanford Whiting, with Mrs. Whiting
and baby, have gone over to Seaside for
visit.
H. M. Lyons and Mrs. Lyons, of Port
land, have been recent guests at North
Heach.
Hal H. Bacon, with his young son and
Mrs. Bacon, were at North Beach Inn
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Overbaugh are late
comers to North Beach.
, Xotes of Cottagers.
Mrs. Donald G. Woodward ls entertain
ing her aunt. Miss Augusta Miller, in her
handsome cottage at Tioga.
Dr. M. B. Wells ls visiting bis daughter.
the suxday
Mrs. West, who recently bought the Tay
lor cottage.
Miss May Kelly is a guest of Mrs. W.
L. Wood In her Tioga cottage.
Recent arrivals at Jacobson's garden
grove cottage, near Tioga, are Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cozens, of Portland.
Newcomers in the Brlstow cottage at
Breakers station are Walter H. Holt and
Mrs. Holt and their son Jack. Mrs.
Holt's father and sister, F. L. Possom,
and Miss Lorena Possom, are with them.
Dr. A. 8. Nichols' cottage, at Tioga,
ls the scene of a merry party. The
daughters of the household, Misses Veda
Fay and Mildred Nichols, are entertain
ing guests. Miss Helen Bates, Miss Mar
garet Bates and Miss Eva Jones, of Port
land.
Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Humphrey and
daughters. Miss Gladys and Ruth Humph
rey, are domiciled in their Breakers Sta
tion cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Wynter Pat
terson and small son Fred are with them.
An interesting house party ls In prog
ress at Point Lama, the Summer home of
Dr. R. L. and Mrs Gillespie. Numbered
In the party are Mrs. C. R. Watson and
young daughter Lucia, Mrs. J. A. Ap
plewhite, Mrs. Mary Gillespie, Mrs.
Lefevre and Mrs. Minnie Plunkett, from
Idaho.
Ixng Beach Cottagers.
Guests at the Roelf cottage are Mrs,
Henry Kosterman and her daughter Miss
HazeL Mr. Kosterman has returned to
Portland after a fortnight's visit with his
family.
Mrs. J. B. Oandlesh, with her young
daughters Ruth. Clarice and Helen, are
occupying the Ralph cottage for the rest
of the season.
Miss Harriet Kern ls a guest of Miss
Frances Brady, In the Brady cottage at
Long Beach.
Messrs. N. F. Smith, J. Hastings, H.
Meier and F. Shlpe, are visiting B. D.
Stewart s camp at Long Beach.
Mrs.. Fred B. Stewart and two son
have taken a cottage at Long Beach for
the remainder of the season. Miss Hazel
Krontz ls her guest. Mr. Stewart
usually a week-end arrival.
Mrs. Angus McQueen and daughters Ariel
and Angela, ere domiciled in their Long
Boach cottage.
Mrs. William Ormandy and little son are
occupying- the Knoll cottage.
Mrs. J. 1. Abrams Is sojourning at
Long Beach.
Mrs. S. Garflnkle and children, Ger
trude and Francis, are spending the
Summer at Long Beach.
Miss Edythe Abrams and brother,
Joe, are spending their vacation at
Long Boach.
Centerville Cottagers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells are occupying
their cottage Nautilus, ex Centervllle.
Recent arrivals In their Klllkare
Kottage are Bert Wood with Mrs. Wood
and children.
Dr. J. A. Pettlt ls visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pettlt, In their Sans
Soucl cottage.
Portlanders who have recently opened
their Centerville cottage are J. L. La
Compte and Mrs. La Compte and family.
Newcomers In the cottage colony are
Mrs. Robert Wakefield and her family,
who will remain for the remainder of the
season.
Miss Marguerite Moore and her
brotner, Will, are occupying their cot
tage at Centervllle. Mrs. W. D. Olden
and sons. Howard and Raymond, are
with 'them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall and small son
are occupying one of the Knight cottages
for the season.
Mrs. A. Johnstone and daughter Janet
are guests at the Johnstone cottage at
Centervllle.
Robert Farrell ls a weekly visitor. Join
ing his family, who are domiciled In their
cottage for the Summer at Centervllle.
Mrs. Chris A. Bell and child are spend
ing two weeks on North Reach, the guests
of Mrs. Robert a Farrell.
MIf Carrie Barbey ls visiting her moth
er, Mrs. John Barbey.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltmer and Miss Man
ner are guests of their parents, Judge and
Mrs. Manner.
Mrs. Osmond Wlckham has returned
from a- short visit to Portland.
Mrs. Henry Knight is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. J. R. Edwards.
Mrs. P. A. Ryckman and her daughters.
Miss Ella Ryckman and Miss Grace Ryck
man, have taken the Knoll cottage at
Newtons Station for the rest of the sea
son. Mrs. Ryckman and Miss Ella have
only recently returned from an extensive
trip through British Columbia.
Seaview Cottages.'
Mrs. Theodore B. Wilcox went to Port
land from the beach the latter part of the
week to superintend some improvements ,
oregoxiax, Portland,
I'll llll
which are i being made on her King's
Heights residence.
Miss Alta Smith is the guest of Mrs.
Helen Ladd Corbett at Mrs. W. S. Ladd's
cottage at North Beach.
Craig McMIcken was an over-Sunday
visitor with hie mother, Mrs. J. J. Mc-
Mlcken, in the Stewart cottage at Sea
view.
Oliver Jeffery and Wyd Honeyman are
keeping bachelor's hall at the Jeffery
beach residence near Seaview.
C. L. Mastick, of Portland, came down
to Seaview for a stay over Tuesday and
Wednesday with his family in their cot
tage.
Genevieve Kelly has arrived to be the
gueet of Miss May Sheeny and Miss Edith
Sheehy in their Seaview cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Allen and little
son, John, departed for Portland this past
week. Mrs. Lillian Thomas and children
will occupy the Allen cottage for the re
mainder of the season.
Dr. C. C. Newcastle and Mrs. Newcas
tle, with their son Charles, have taken a
cottage at Seaview.
Mrs. Dan Kellaher Is entertaining Mrs.
John Burgard, of Portland, in her cottage
at Seaview.
Morris Wells, with Mrs. Welte and child.
are recent arrivals at Seaview.
Mrs. -Frank Heitkemper Is with her
mother, Mrs. James Allard, In the Allard
cottage at Seaview.
Captain and Mrs. A. L. Pease and son,
Roy Pease, are Installed In their cottage
for the remainder of the season.
Emll Schacht, of Portland, was a week
end guest at the Schacht cottage.
EL A. Tyroll arrived this week to Join
Mrs. Tyroll In the Botefuhr cottage.
Walter G. Cox was a week-end visitor
with his mother, Mrs. Thomas O'Neal, at
Beaview.
J. F. Shea and Mrs. Shea, with their
daughters. Misses Ethel and Anna, and
younger children are domiciled In their
Seaview cottage for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. 3. P. Lockwood, with her children
Katharine and Sam Lockwood, and Mrs.
Horace Mecklen have taken the Plympton
cottage lor the remainder of the season-
Miss Eugenia Morse is visiting them.
Mre. Frank Barrett, with her Interest
ing children arrived recently at Seaview,
John P. Kavanaugh, with Mrs. Kava-
naugh and child are Installed In their
Seaview cottage.
Mrs. Ray Davis and children have re
turned to the beach after a brief sojourn
in Portland.
Ocean Park Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rugg, of Pendleton,
have taken Johnson's cottage for the re
mainder of the season. Mr. Ruggs' niece.
Mrs. Ada L. Wells, Is visiting them.
Mrs. frank Ruebrush and young son
Clarence arrived on Friday for a 10 days'
stay at the Park. .
J. B. Tennant and Mrs. Tennant are re
cent arrivals.
Mrs. L. Canady, from Portland, accom
panied by her three grandchildren. Rich
ard, Carl and Alice Canady, from Mount
Tabor, have come to Ocean Park for a ao-
Journ during August.
Miss Clo Miller, of Portland, and her
sister, Mrs. L. Meyer, of Seattle, are
guests at the Park.
J. Marvin Travis is a late arrival at
Ocean Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Peirce BIgelow, of Balti
more, Ma., are guests lor a few days at
the beach. They are making a tour of the
coast cities.
Mrs. F. F. Boody, Jr., of Portland, has
arrived for a three weeks' stay, accom
panied by her mother, Mre. A. V. Taylor.
ana Mrs. jr. a. Harrington.
NORTH BEACH HOTELS.
The Portland.
D. D. Stokes. Dr. Thomas Nelson. Miss
Jeanette Myson, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mc
Comb, Carl Schade, C. J. Bradford, W. E.
PHt. Alec George, Charles Blngory, Jerry
Bronaugh. George Bronaugh. Mlas Pru-
den, Mrs. Craig, W. F. Schneider and wife.
august 16, 1908.
SUMMER
C. M. HafctrsKS. Henry Miller, J. A. Peters
ana larotly, li A. GoMsmltn, tu A. Alien
and wife. Mil William A. Smith. C. W
Martin, C. M. JHf, W. F. Hendryi. M
Troy, E. R. Hanlsnh, A. C. Edwards, H. R
Everdlng, B. Langforil and wife. Miss
Green, William M. Gales, H. I Hexter,
MIbs Mary Wicig, Mrs. Lni, Laura L,In
gaas, Jennie Lingaas. W. Kenrtrd and wife,
P. Nyalt, Mrs. E. E. Reckmeisr, Mrs. Ira
E. B. Crosby and son, H. J. Lrery and
wire, W. C. MoLaln. E. E. Stamaifl A
Auken and son, J. J. Earn Ripley. F. J
Herman, B. T. Gray and wife, Joe Chrlsttn
c w. Bhaae and wife. R. I. and Kelly Her
man Eberhardt and family, Mrs. F. Stoldt,
E. K. Jackson. Mrs. H. R. Everdlng, all
of Portland: C. J. Carlson, Camas, Wash
J. G. Ailshir and family. Boise, Idaho;
Ida Hubbard. K. O. Ranson. Hood River
F. C. McKean, F. Wyatt, Sallna, Kan.; Joe
iuicner, jonn Rainier, walla Walla; u
W. Hllier, Flint, Mich.; J. H. Knox. Con
don, Or.; J. R. Dickson, Pendleton; Charles
ana Clayton fotratton, Samuel fitratton and
wife, Claude Su-atton, Charlese E: Strat
ton, wife and daughter, Denver; G. R
Hughes, Nahootta; c. A. Slas and daugh
ter, Forest Grove; Ernest J. Bias and wife.
f-rankrort, ina.
Hackney Cottage.
Katherine Pritchett, Mrs. W. G. Jackson,
Florence E. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Kemple, Edyth Bishop, Laura Woodruff,
C. B. Nissers, J. P. Gault, Miss Caroline
Benson, Vivian Holmes, M. A. Zollinger.
JS. IS. carse, w. B. Peacock, Mrs. W. B,
Peacock, Mrs. W. J. Janney. Miss Hen
rietta Gerstelle, Miss Etta Gerstelle, Alva
w. person and family. R. 8. McCarl, Helen
Hooeon. w. H. Hobson. Miss Anna Hansen.
C. W. Keene, Mrs. W. B. Honeyman. Miss
E-. A. Honeyman, T. H. Newstead. H.
Hirschberger, Ralph C. Kennedy, Jessie An
derson, Hansom Anderson, all of Portland;
Mrs. H. L. Ash, W. G. Ash, Sophie Ballert,
Russell M. Ash, Boise, Idaho; Misses Luna
and Edith Person, Memphis. Tenn. ; CMau
A. Donald, Spokane; Walter Littlefleld,
Kansas City; Ada Busk. Harriet F. Harris.
Boise. Idaho; Mrs. C. Fox. Sallna Fox.
Troutdale; Charles Weislde. Nampa. Idaho.
North Bach Inn.
R. M. Wilbur, Mrs. R, M. Wilbur. Mrs.
W. A Hathaway, Mrs. O. H. Fithlan. B.
P. De Sales, John Bergman. Ben Berger
and wife. H. R. EveTding, Mrs. H. R. Ever
dlng, J. O. CConner. Sanford D. Whiting,
H. M. Lyon. Mrs. H. M. Lyon. HaJ H
Baon, Mrs. Hal H. Bacon and son, C. F.
Overbaugh, Mrs. c. F. Overbaugh, Rosalie
M. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Van Deurs.
Master George Van Deurs, Mrs. George E.
S- Rodgers, Mrs. F. W. Isherwood and two
children Ruth and Mswrrary. all nf Pnrtinnrf
F. W. Gardner, Ward Gardner, Walla Walla;
Amy B. Gardner, Beattle; F. F. Shanton,
Mrs. F. F. Shanton. The Dalles: Juiu. vr-
sen, St. Louis.
Sunset Hotel.
Mrs. R. T. Kirkley and son. Miss Lou fS.
Flood, Mrs. C. Ford, Miss La Myra Ford,
Mrs. Donald Edward Roblln, charlotte Rob
lin. Donna Ellen Roblln, F. W. Torgler and
wife. A. R. Torgler, I. L. Pease and wlfo. J.
E. Povey, wife and daughter, Anita O'Brien,
Louise O'Brien, J. H. Stock, Fred Stock,
Myrtle Stock. Miss Jennie Linn, all of Port
land: Dr. N. Melitor and n-ife. La. Rrandu
Or.
Chamberlain Cottage.
E. G. Cantlne Moussu. Elizabeth MrTtrldo
Margaret jBucmey, ilrs. o. A. Wheeler,
Ethel Wheeler, Jeanne F. Lamb, Ivy Gay,
Mary Malone, Helen G. Burton, Captain W.
E. Inman, Mrs. W. E. Inman, M. Z. Burton.
Mrs. M. Z. Burton, all of Portland: lunar.
run ana wire, oak Grove: Mr. and Mrs a
T. Hicks, Heppner.
The Shelburne.
Mrs. T. J. Geisler. Miss Jean Gelsler.
Raphael Gelsler, Miss Caroline Benson, Miss
Vivian Holmes. George W. Lilly and wife.
T. J. Gelsler. S. G. LaDham and family.
Edith E. Potter, Mrs. J. B. Miller, Clarence
Curry. William Wheeler. Mrs. Camenter.
Mrs. Gardner and child, all of Portland.
SEASIDE SEASOX AT HEIGHT
Guests From Many States at Ore
gon's Beach Resort.
SEASIDE, Or., Aug. 16. (Special.) Sea
side has received a throng of visitors this
past week that filled all the hostelries.
and the over-Sunday crowd was especially
large. So prominent is this resort that a
very large percentage of its guests come
from the neighboring states, Idaho, Wash
ington and Montana, season after season.
A Summer or a week can well be spent
COLONIES AT BEACHES
at Seaside, acknowledged by all trvaelers
to be one of the lovliest resorts on the
Pacilic Coast. Affairs socially have been
many this past week. Chief among them
being Mrs. John Gill's Indian fancy dress
party and Tom Patton's tea. The cottages
are ail filled and the hotels booked for the
remainder of the season.
Seaside Personals.
Miss Evelyn Wilson is a recent charming
addition to Seaside s social life.
Dr. N. H. .Skine with Mrs. Skine and
children Jean Mackay and Donald, have
come down from Portland for the month
of August.
Mrs. P. E. Morey with her charming
young daughter Miss Shirley Eastham,
and their guest Miss India Stroyd of
Pittsburg, Pa., are recent additions to
social life at the beach. Miss Stroyd and
Miss Eastham were college friends at
Osslng on the Hudson. Edward Eastham
is also of the party.
Mrs. Louis Friede and daughter Marlon
are at the Moore Hotel.
Mrs. Eva Cohn and her daughter. Miss
Belma Cohn, who have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blumauer for a fort
night, have returned to Portland and are
at home at the Nortonta.
Arthur Alexander, the popular tenor, ls
to give a concert at Seaside under the
management of Mrs, Edna B. Jones on
Sunday, August 16. Mr. Alexander will
leave in September for England to con
tinue his concert work there, and prob
ably this will be the last opportunity to
hear the talented young artist this year.
Mr. Alexander's programme will include
many of his big London successes. The
concert will be given at the Octagon hall
and will doubtless be largely patronized,
for the population at Seaside is made up
largely of Portlanders who know Mr.
Alexander's genius. Mr. Alexander ls a
guest at the Moore during his stay.
Dr. Gustav Baar has lately come down
to the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Osmund, of
Oregon City, together with Mrs. EL R.
Root and son, Talcott, of Portland, are
at Seaside.
Charles Barton arrived on Wednesday
for a ten days' visit at Cannon Beach.
Miss Valma Lyle is visiting at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Pendleton and
family arrived this week at Seaside, where
they will spend the month.
Dr. O. S. Binswanger and young eon.
Alvln, were guests last week at the
Moore Hotel.
Harvey Scott returned to Portland on
Monday after a sojourn at the Scott cot
tage with Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Scott.
Miss Judith Scott will remain here
through August.
Lewis M. Head and Mrs. Head are port
landers at the Moore.
Mrs. C. C. Barker, with her daughters
the Misses Barker, who have recently re
turned from an extensive trip through the
Orient, have arrived at the Moore for
August.
Lester Hodson Is a late arrival at Sea
side. Lloyd Bates, of Stanford University, ls
a recent arrival at the beach.
Mrs. Sallie B. Forbes is enjoying the
Summer at the Hotel Moore, and adding
to the pleasure of a wide circle of friends
at the delightful Summer resort.
Judge A, S. Bennett has returned to
the beach after a visit to his home at
The Dalles. ,
Mrs. Donald Mackay is a late arrival.
W. P. Lillis with Mrs. Llllis and baby
girl, Lucy, are guests for a fortnight at
Locksley Hall.
C. K. Henry and Mrs. Henry returned
to Portland on Sunday, having been
guests for a week at the Moore. Miss
Lucille Henry remained until Wednesday
as Mrs. J. T. Maylan's guest.
Mr and Mrs. George H. Fisher are
recent arrivals at Locksley Hall for an
Indefinite stay.
Mrs R B. Habersham, or rortiana, was
a week-end guest at the Moore.
George Bamford spent tne past week at
Locksley Hall.
Mrs. CooKingnam, wno is at oeasiae
with her sons. Prescott anrt Holt, has as
her guest Miss Beatrice Baar. sister of
Dr. Gustave Baar. Miss Baar is one of
the most charming girls at the beach.
Her beauty and vivacity have made her
a great favorite, and all who have met
her are glad to learn that she will re
main here. Prescott Cooklngham has Just
returned from Princeton, where he ls
showing the same fine aptltudn for
scholarship that won him so many honors
at Portland Academy.
Mrs. Martin Winch and her son. Simeon,
who is enjoying college vacation In his
home state, are at Seaside.
Among the prominent Portlanders at
the beach are Mrs. C. F. Adams and
family.
Mrs. Edna B Jones, manager of the
Portland Symphony Orchestra, accom
panied by her young son Gordon, are
guests at Locksley Hall.
J. W. Marsh Is at Cedarhurst Inn.
An arrival at Locksley Hall is Fred
Gomes, of Portland. .
Mrs. A. L. Hexter Is enjoying the Sum
mer at Seaside, where she has many
friends. Mr. Hexter spent the week-end
at the beach.
William T. Muir has come down to Join
his family at Seaside.
Mrs. George McGowan, of Portland,
ls at the. Moore .
I. K. Levy is a recent arrival. " -
J. Goodman with Mrs. Goodman and at
tractive little daughter, Frances, are
guests at the Moore.
Mrs. William Warrens and children
are spending the Summer at Seaside.
Mr. Warrens is usually a week-end
guest.
Mrs. S. W. King is a late arrival at
the beach.
Philip Blumauer is a guest at the
Moore hostelry.
Recent arrivals at the beach are Mrs.
Richard Montague and her attractive
young daughters, Margaret and Caro
line. Mrs. O. A. Thornton ls a late comer
to Seaside.
E. J. Daly was an over-Sunday guest
at the Moore.
H. H. Austin, of Portland, joined his
family at Locksley Hall for the week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fleckensteln were
over-Sunday arrivals at the Moore.
Mrs. M. N. Mayo, with George Mayo
and Miss Helen Mayo are late comers
to Seaside.
W. W. Whldden la a guest at one of
the beach hostelries.
Recent arrivals at the Moore are
Mrs. Charles Barenstecker with Viola
and Herbert Barenstecker.
Mrs. F. M. Hudson ls sojourning at
Cedarhurst Inn.
Dr. C T. Prehn, with Mrs. Prehn and
children, are recent arrivals at the
Moore.
Miss Carrie Quimby Is visiting her
parents at Locksley Hall.
J. R. Brlgham, of Portland, was an
over-Sunday guest at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Anderson, of
Portland, accompanied- by their nieces,
Miss Mabel Gjertsen and Miss Joseph
ine Gjertsen, were week-end guests at
Seaside. Miss Josephine Gjertsen will
return to her home In Minneapolis this
week, after a month's sojourn at the
coast.
Among the Portlanders who arrived
lately are S. G. Reed and family.
Judge Thomas O Day is at Locksley
Hall. -
Graham Glass has recently Joined
his family, who have been all season
at Seaside.
A party of Portlanders who are so
journing at Elk Creek are F. A. Jones.
with Mrs. Jones and daughter ciara.
Louis Burke and Mr. and Mrs. Colts.
E. B. Hagedorn ls at the Moore hos-
A recent comer to tne oeacn is n.
Ben Levy, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brackett are
among the Portlanders at the Moore.
Dr. F. J. Slaaen is a guest at tne
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pleasants
and their charming baby girls, Frances
and Mary, of Nampa, Idaho, are In
stalled at the Moore for the remainder
of the season.
Kirk Sheldon, with Mrs. Sheldon, are
recent arrivals at the beach.
Arthur Mears ls a guest at one of
the beach hostelries.
George Royer, with Mrs. Royer and
their three children, Herbert, Rachel
and Louise, are recent arrivals at the
Moore.
W. I. Northrup ls at the Moore.
J. W. MacKenzie. with Mrs. MacKcn
zle and daughter, are recent arrivals
at the beach.
John Peters, with Mrs. Peters and
young child, are guests at the Moore.
Misses Frances and Louise Welch
are two attractive Portland girls who
are at Locksley Hall for a fortnight's
stay.
Miss Ethel Morris, a charming mem
ber of Portland's younger set, ls at
Seaside for the remainder of Auguet-
Mlss Morris is one of the prettiest
girls at the beach and ls a social ac
quisition of note among the younger
folk.
Among; Cottagers.
Mrs. Elliott Habersham and children.
Frances and James, have taken tha
n