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Newspaper Page TextBEACH SEASON PROMISES TO BREAK RECORD THIS YEAR AS TO LENGTH MAIOOND i VLT HIGH TIDE' LONG BEACH. Wash., Aug. 29. CSpeclal.) The seasonal activity at North Beach is holding; out re markably well. Very few Summer tour ists or vacationists have as yet left this resort. It Is noticeahle that th majority of those leaving are campers and cottagers, although! In many In stances the beach residence's will be kept open for two or three, weeks yet. The recent excursion from . Eastern Oregon arid Washington brought hun dreds of guests, and many affairs, so cial and general, were given. Automobile parties have been nu merous this past week, guests of the various hostelries enjoying outings and picnics to the famous points of interest on this beach. Guests from Tforth Beach Inn, Hackney Cottage, the Portland Hotel, the- Shellbourne, the Chamberlain Cottage and Sunset Hotet have taken trips of this nature the past week. , One of the largest parties of the season was given on Monday evening at the Salt Air. There were six "hos tesses. Mrs. F. O. Jennings. Mrs. W. R Ruppell. Mrs. John Archbold, Mrs. C E. Hadley. Miss Jessie Thompson, Miss .Daisy Small and Mrs. C. E. Ireland. The rooms were beautifully decorated with cut flowers and ferns, and the dining room was especially artistic with" its strings of Chinese lanterns and can dles. A short musical programme was given, followed by cards. After the luncheon, a. small, dance .took place.. Several, very pretty gowns were no ticed. Mrs. C. E. Ireland, who presided at the punch bowl, looking especially charming in a hand-emDroidered white lingerie dress. The first prise of the evening was won by Mrs. E. B. Mc ' Farland, with Mrs. W. E. Ruppell a close contestant for the honors. Among those invited were: Misses Herminie Bach. Hilda Sechtem, Theoda Fulton, Albertina Sechtem, Hazel Koontz, Anna Smith, Alice Brown, Isa bel Gllbaugh, Eva Strickler, Elinor Elvers. Alice Healy, Kate E. Nash, Jes sie M. Thompson. Jessie Elvers, Miss Christine; Mesdames W. E. Ruppel, John Archbold. J. W. Martin. C. E. Hadley. E. B. McFarland. F. O. Jen nings. A. F. Wheeler, C. E. Ireland, C. P. Wells, and Messrs. Jack iiincks, Jr., Sylvester Douglas, B. S. Hackney, Low Zundel, A. Hanson. D. G. Brake. A. F. Wheeler, E. McFarland, Mark McAllen, A. F. Comas and Eddie Pape. J. H. Morrison, ex-Governor of Idaho, Is at North Beach with Mrs. Morrison for a brief sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. Slg Sichel have re turned to Portland. Mrs. Thomas Bodley, of Portland, has arrived to be a guest of her sis ter Mrs. J. Grimes, at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gerrard have re cently been guests at this resort. W. T. Masters has joined his family at their Long Beach cottage. ' Mrs. Kate Brasel, with her daughter. Miss Kate Brasel, accompanied by-Miss Lucille J-'enton and James Fenton, are sojourning at Breakers Station. Mrs. J. A. Dick and her son. Stewart, are guests of her sister, Mrs. F. B. Hughes. Horton Graham, with Mrs. Graham and their young sons, Rupert and Mau rice, are domiciled In one of the Knoll cottages. With them is Miss Grace Rycknian, who has recently returned from an extensive trip through British Columbia. William Reld. of Portland, is a guest at North Beach. Mrs. W. G. Martin, with her daugh ters. Miss Ruth Martin and Miss Marlon Martin, are guests at Sunset Hotel. Miss Antoinette Wagner, of Port i land's younger folks, is an attractive arrival at the Shellbourne. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise has recently been a guest of the hostelry at Break ers Station. - E. Hazeldorn and Miss Hilda Hazel dorn are registered at the Sunset Hotel. Miss Ann Goodwin and Miss Edith Burns have arrived to be guests of Miss Mabel Gardner, who Is In the Bell cottage at Long Beach. S. L. Bretten. with Mrs. Bretten and their son Aihton, are guests at North Beach. Recent arrivals at Chamberlain Cot tage include M. M. Ringler and his son. Robert Leslie Ringler, from Port land. Mrs. Francis I. McKenna has been I recent guest at this beach. E. H. French and Mre. French, of The Dalles have arrived for a visit on North Beach. Robert L. Stevens has been a recent guest at North Beach. F. A. Routledge and Mrs. Routledge mre registered at the Shellbourne. Arrivals In the campers' colony near Centerville are: Mrs. W. E. Ruppell and Mrs. John Archbold. of Portland. Marcus A. Peel Is a late comer to Harkney Cottage. Mrs. John Porteous. with her charm ing young daughters. Beatrice and Pauline, are sojourning at North Beach. W. R. Burke and Mrs. Burke have been recent guests at North Beach Inn. Miss Alida ri. Relnburg. prominently identified with educational work in the West. Is a guest at North Beach. MIf Madeline Stone is at Hackney Cottage. - - . . - Miss Adeline Llndsey Is spending a fortnight at the beach before returning to Portland, en route to her home In Fan Francisco. Miss Mabel Gosa Is a guest at North Beach Inn. Mrs. F. A. Wardee (Mary McCrum) - 4 ?; " ,:r: ;7 ; l 7 X'M-- . 1 - ... VNwv- 0l'N .rail , . ' - , - - i ha. returned to Portland, after rf. .Iy ' nrrAM PAW .idM ': month's visit here. . Z.- OCiAN lrS. -Tr ,,,, ' ; 'j oooo- . MvpSSSt rCg MANT YET AT OCEAX PARK prtm ' " fi-n n lit - f , . " ' ' ' ' ' A . .. . ' Vjh Exodus of Cottagers, but Crowds of r"TT7. . , , .TTT"-"T!tT7" . ,. 'T'"""""xC " ? ' TiC - Campers Remain. iT , . ' ? , S &Z stl 'TZsJs 55 -," ' ' ' - ' N OCEAN PARK. Wash., Aug. 29. (Special.) Tourists and vacationists continue to come to Ocean Park and at this season of the year it presents many attractive features to keep .even the camping parties here. The great est .exodus Is among the cottagers, but it will be mid-September before there Is any diminishing In the Satur day and Sunday guests who come to the park. The weather continues cool and the surf bathing has never been finer. Mrs. J. Stuart and young son Gordon are Installed In their Ocean Park cot tage and will remain till mid-September. Mrs. Stuart's cousin, Chester Mo Nell, Is with them. Rev. T. J. Thompson and family are In a camping party In a picturesque part of the park. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Fulton, of As toria, with their attractive daughters. Miss Madge and Miss Constance, ore guests at the hostelry at Ocean Park. ' Additional arrival In the camping colony are William Gregory, with Mrs. Gregory and their daughters. Lens la and Edith Gregory. M. C. Reld is a recent arrival at Ocean Park. Mr. and Mrs.' H. O. ' Ashbury are among the late visitors at this resort. - Miss -. Elinor Weseo has arrived to he a guest, at the Matthews cottage. Miss Katherlne Rader and her mother are also being entertained at the Matt hews'. Miss Vivian Mlkle Is a guest of Mrs. E. Waldfogel In her cottage. Dr. Frank Taylor arrived on Wed nesday to spened a fortnight with Mrs. Taylor in the Geer cottage. William J. Greer has arrived to re main with his family in their cottage, the Vera-AHce, until the end of Sep tember. . Miss Marlon Humbel and Miss Con Btance Fltchner, who are spending the season at Seavlew. were guests this past week of Miss Ethel Hablghorst at Ocean Park. Herman Oberteuffer and William Oberteuffer are camping at Ocean Park and will not break camp before mid September. An interesting outing party ' drove on Thursday to the life-saving sta-. tlon and later to OystervlHe. Com prising the party were Mrs. E. Wald fogel, Mrs. A. St Clair, Mrs. A. Kll liam. Miss thel B. Allison. Miss Vt vian Mlkle, Miss Helen Clair, Miss Elsie Clair and Harry Clair. Herbert Thatcher la a guest at the camp of his uncle, T. Van Heckron, at Ocean Park. . Howard Zimmerman, of Portland, Is spending . a fortnight at the Ouidin cottage. Mr. and Mrs. R A. Hunt ar vla'it Ing friends in the Matthews cottage. Mrs. K. T. Purden recently came down for a stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hablghorst. Miss Helen Haseltlne la entertaining guests In the Hasellne beach residence. Miss Ruth Ralston and Miss Hazel Ralston are with, her. Mrs. William V. Jobs Is a late comer to the park. C. L. Whipple and Mrs. Whipple are recent arrivals at the hostelry. NORTH BEACH HOTET, ARRIVALS. The Portland. Guy Rogers, I. J. Coleman, Mrs. "I. J. Cole man. Emily Coleman. C. E. Mitchell, Mrs. C. E. Mitchell. NeLon Dalby, W. .IP!5. TV. J. Sherman. Mrs. W. J. Sherman, Sam Vesteh. Mn. Sam Vestch and daughter. C. M. Kllgore. Walter W. Wilson. William Rob inson, Abe Hanaen, Miss Lilian Veatch. M , Nertlll. Victor C. Unden. F. Jambor, B. L Kruee, Sand ford Joseph Keely, Captain Pear on Underwood. H. G. Hart. M. T. Hagnr, Will H. Bennett, Mrs. A. B. Rerkmrrcr, Kthel Reckmeyer. R. A. Bush, J. B. Uavl aon. O. T. Shelley. C. Sllger. M. Wise. S. W. Purdy, C. W. Werlln. Eroll Glutach. Mr. K. A. Fox and two boy.. J. H. Fox, J. C. Walsh. D. A. Cole. L. E. Gaston. Lola A. Claver. H. Nelcken, A.' C Robinson, Mr A. C. Robinson and son. A. P. Cane, all of Portland; D. Baldwin. Mrs. D. BaMwin. Chi cago: L. R. Wampole. Woodburn, Or.; E. B. Milne. H. Thomaon. Vancouver. B. C. ; Nick Smith; OystervlHe: J. Costello. Spo kane: C. H. - Tertngton. Boise, Idaho: W. 1 Aronson, Mrs. J. W. Barton. Miss Mary Ferme M. I. Vial, Ira Hopper. George Strohni. Wclser. Idaho; J. A. McDowel. New Tork; Sam Marotte. F. M. Wels. William Cat heart. Mra J. A. Jelleson and boy. A. C. -P. Frleeke, James T. Cnlnnocfc. R. Cm bell. Baker City; J. W. Munnich. William Korth, Union, Or.; Elizabeth M. Robinson, Myrta A. Pearoa. Elisabeth McClelland. Ruth Mc Clelland. Akron. Idaho; Thomas Burn. Mm Thomas Burna and daughter. North Powder. Or. ; Mrs. Relgeiman and daughter, Omaha, Neb.: Fred Knuth, Mrs. Fred, Knuth. Sump ter. Or.; J. D. Toney. W. R. Southward. W. A. Green, Haines, Or.; F. E. Nixon, Colfax. Wash. North Beach Inn. -W. Harvey Well. Mrs. W. Harvey Wells. Misa Mabel C. Gosa. W. B. Kurtz, Hasel B. Kurtz. Mrs. W. B. Kurtz, A. L. Maule. J. C. Merris, Mies Eva Strickler. Miss Isabel Glllbaugh, r. J. Russell. Mrs. D. J. Russell. Mies) Lucy Vogle. A. C. Campbell, Mrs. A. C. Campbell, W. R. Burke. Mrs.W. R. Burke, K Stephens. Mrs. Fl Stephens, all of Port land: William Haynea. Mrs. William Haynes, Hood River: EU C. McOonnell. Mrs. E. C. McConnell. Clarence W. Crouty. Baker City; Mrs. A. W. Doland. Mr M. E3. Castlemora. Spokane: Mrs. Harry C. Wilson. Ontario. Or.; B. E. Miller. Mrs. FT. E. Miller and daugh ter. Miss Anna . McEwen, Columbus', Ind.; Marshall Vogle. Hope, Ind.: Mrs. Reece Mc All.iter. Mrs. J. A. McCurthy. T-a. Grande. Or.; Mrs. J. W. Campbell. Kansas Cit v. Mo: C. A. Ray. Wade Siler. Mre. Wade Siler. Elgin, Or.: A. H. Tlmms. John Day; F. . A. Nourae, George Kourse, J. E. Tom tellotte. Boise, Idaho; Katherlna Kahley, Oberlln. O. Banaet HoteL Miss Agne Logue, Mr. and Mre. L. Krause, Uia Miilla Levjv Miss Inez Neville, Hilda THE SUNDAY -V -THP T Trr T.I KIP" . .. J SS?S - ip2 ! v 7 ' -I' ' ' -t .v i '? .::-;...s --.r-; :: V Jn. sf . : , ' . ( , t . 1--.0-Y .. .v.-.wk-W-- . . Tt s v,.-;-::-...':.:- Y -l, . - . ; . v MISS CATJ-LLEIK Hagedorn. H. Thomas. E. Hagedorn, B. Ben nett. Mrs. N. P. Bennett. Mrs. W. G. Martin. Mies Ruth Martin. Marlon. Martin. Florence Fournier, Mrs. George W. Stltt, Miss Vlrlena Ambrue, T. A. Crawford. Mrs. T. A. Crawford. Mra. ' J. A. Halght, Gladys Halght, Mlea Mary A. Billings. Miss Jane B. I-ogue. Kate Sweeney. Harriet Felting, Anita O'Brien. Lonlse O'Brien, all of Port land; Walter W. Ferguson. C. R. Hlbbaxd. Mrs. C. R. Hibbard, Sherman Williams, Nell F. William. Huien Grace Willlame. S. W. See man, Mrs. 8. W. 8eeman, Mr. and Mrs. Grondy. Mrs. W. T. Crackrell. W. H. Boh nenkamp, Mra C. F. Robinson. Dt. W. D. McWilliam. Mrs. W. D. McWilllam. alt of La Grande; Margaret Sweeney. Seattle; George H. Hanson, Ralph Hanson, North Powder. Hackney Cottage. M. E. Dorfman, Miss R. Armstrong. J. U. Martin, Mrs. Martin and daughter, Marcus A. Peel. Mrs. I. II. Blelck. Miss Frieda Bleick. Addle E. Uttle. Mattle Hart Little. C. B. Corbetl. Mies Miller, Miss B. Hunting to. Mrs. P. Wagner. Ruby L. Archambreau. Frank M. Conn. Ethel R. Cohn. Nina F. Conn. M. D. Marcus. Marcel la Carr. Mrs. Bdwtn A. Robinson, Mrs. B. A. Janes. Mlsa Alma Lauritzen. Jennie Rasmuseen, Madeline Stone. B. G. Turner, W. R. Anderson, William B. Honeyman, Frank Tillman, Albert Stone, Ed C. Allen. O. C Wright, all of Portland; J. Davis and wife. Union. Or.: Byron May field. Arthur M. Paca, Enterprise. Or. : - E. B. Tongue, Hillsboro. Or.; F. F. Finley. Seattle: Leah Vermillion. Mary A. Davis. Botee. Idaho: A. H. Campbell, Spokane; Max Stiefal. Chicago; H. W. Goldstein . and wife, 8an Francisco;. Mary' E. lngraham, Blng hamton, N. Y.; J. P. Faye. Spokane; Fred A. Carey, John Daug. Seattle. Bhelburne House. Miss Phoebe Doache, M. Moon and daughter, George Kelly, Richard Hewitt. Mrs. Richard Hewitt, Inez Doonen. F. A. Routledge, Mrs. F. A. Routledge. Mlsa Edna McGowan, Mrs. C. J. Stephenson, P. S. Robinson, John S. Clayton, George Fournier, G. M. Boswell, Mrs. G. M. Boswell, Mi-a Antoinette Wagner, Miss Grace E. Campbell. O. O. Hall. Mrs. O. O. Hall, all of Portland: E. G. Gill. Bloom ington. 111.; W. F. Martin. Pittsburg, J. M. Waufler, Dresden. Germany; A. N. Leonard, Grand Rapids. Mich.; Mrs. Cannon, Sioux Falls. Iowa; T. R. Monk. P. S. Roblneon. Kummervllle, Or.; Mrs. W. B. Hoog, Chi cago. Chamberlain Cottage. Mra M. V. Lee. Mrs. Charles Holman. Alice, Holman, Mrs. McKlnnon.' Ruby McKln non, Mrs. E. W. Jones, Charles Pennell, M. M. BJngler, Robert Leslie Ringler, Janet R. Hackett. all of Portland: Mrs. W. Grant Ward. Mrs. Ida Fowler. Caldwell, Idaho. SEASON'S EXD SOT IX SIGHT Crowds Booked at Seaside Hotels Far Into Month of September. SEASIDE, Or., Aug. 29. (Special.) Contrary to all expectations, this sea son Is going to establish a precedent for length. It will be late September before the general exodus from beach points begins.- The cottages remain open and, while eoclal affairs are on the wane, there Is no diminishing in the crowds that flock here for over Sunday visits. The recent morning rains only served to, make more rare the days that followed. The Moore Hotel, Sargeant's Seaside House and OIIEGOXIAX, PORTLAND, -SEALT rirxn. f?P vwar. Locksley Hall are booked far Into Sep tember, and the season for Eastern tourists who reach thte Coast In the Fall, Is only Just beginning. The most pretentious social affair of the past week was the launching party given by Miss Ruby Scott, of Portland, and Miss Lillian Elwell. of Vancouver. The six boats and launches were strung with gayly colored Chlneae lanterns, which, added to the display of fire works from the small crafts, gave a most beautiful and brilliant effect, not unlike a miniature Venice. The boats were filled with guests, and the air re sounded with songs and happy volcee, accompanied by the soft strains from stringed, instruments. Hundreds of spectators occupied positions on the bridge and along the banks of the beautiful little Necanicum stream. After two hours spent on the river, the party was landed and repaired to the beaoh, where a huge pyramidal bonfire awaited them. Watermelon and a typ ical bonfire luncheon were served. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Metcalfe and Mrs. Elwell. Those participating were: 'Miss Desda Gold smith, Miss Ethel Morris. Mlsa Dorothy Eichenlaub, Miss Moda Goldsmith, Miss Hazel Holland, Miss Beatrice Hidden, Miss Margaret Du Bols, Miss Ruby Scott, Mies Pearl Elwell- and Miss Lil lian Elwell; and Messrs. Harry Moore, Glenn z'ercival, Edwin Patten, Clifford Moore,- Elmer Kruse,- Herbert Cooke, Frank Scott and Tom Dobson. One of the prettiest children's parties of the season was that which marked the sixth natal anniversary of Lucille Levy, the charming little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Levy, of Portland. The party proper was given at Locks ley Hall, where Mrs. Levy and her daughter are spending the Summer. After a series of games and music, the birthday dlnnervwas served In the par lors of a caterer on the picturesque sheii road. The little hostess and her party guests were seated at one long table, and the elder members of the party occupied seats at smaller tables ranged about the room. The'-decera tions were very elaborate, having been sent .from 'Portland bv Mr. -Lew fof the occasion. The candles, service and napkins, as well as the hand-decorated place cards, and -the decorations of sweet peas and carnations were In lovely tones ot pink. The little hostess and her -friends were dressed in the same soft pink shades, and the Ices, bon-bons and cakes carried out the general color scheme. Lucille received many beautiful and unique gifts. There were 36 guests who partook of nor hos pitality. Seated at the table with the small hostess were Ruby Porter, Jennie Porter. Margaret Ellis, Dorothy Eich enlaub, Roscoe KrUr, Gwendoly Snyder, AUGUST 30, 190S. Maxlne Frledenthal, James Busby. Maurice Glicksman. Lenore Blaising, Helen Scobee, . Bobbie Eichenlaub, Zenobia Strieblg, Hai Met Strieblg, Her man Blalsing, Tess Snyder and Hanlta Mayer. An interesting whist party was given recently by Miss Leah Cohen at Crow'e Nest Cottage, the beach home of Mrs. S. Cohen. The favors were most unique and original and at a late hour refresh ments were served on the lawn, which was lighted with Japanese lanterns. Mips Cohen's guests were: Mises Mar guerite Polish, Lillian Parcel, Vivien Greenwood, Violet -Jennings, Belle Jen nings, Florence Jennings and Laura Wilson- - A pretty little party was given this past week by Mrs. George- W. Hoyt in honor of her little daughter Martha's birthday anniversary. The afternoon was epent with music and games and later a birthday dinner was served. The young guests were Ph.lena King, Elizabeth Huber, Beatrice Locke, Mer clle Carlock, Constance Mitchell, Wini fred Huber. Genevieve, Kathleen and Clara McDonald and Henry Mitchell. -Seaside Personals. Miss Ida Lowenberg has been a very recent guest at the Moore hostelry. H. E. Everdlng with Mrs. Everding have lately arrived at Locksley. Hall. Miss Florence Kohn Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Flelschner at Sar gent's Seaside House. Mrs. S. B. Archer and her small son Worthington have recently been, guests at Seaside. Mrs. E. H. McCraken. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George Cotner Mason, and their handsome young eon, Henry Mc Craken Mason, have been sojourning at the Moore. Mrs. Laura C. Tucker has returned to her home In Boise, Idaho, after an extensive visit at the beach. Mrs. Tucker will be a guest In Portland on her way home. A. R. Jacobs with his sisters. Miss Ruby Jacobs and Miss Hilda Jacobs, are at Seaside House. Mrs. J. A. Martin and small daughter Jean are at Seaside House. Mrs. R. C. Nichol has returned to Portland after a fortnight's visit at the Moore. Later, after a month's visit with friends In Portland. Mrs. Nichol will go to her home in Chicago. Mrs. C. C. Barker, of Portland, and her young daughter. Miss Alice Barker, have recently been guests at the Moore. Lloyd Magnlss and Willis Telfer have arrived via Forest Grove ana Tillamook In a walking party. An Interesting party of Moore guests went to Elk Creek for several days' visit thte past week. In the party were Miss Meta Buehner. Miss Marguerite Buehner. Miss Celeste Moore, R. B. Rhodes and Philip Buehner. , Laurence Selling has returned to Port land. Arthur W. Chance, with Mrs. Chance, were recently at Sargent's Seaside House. . Mrs. J. F. R. Webber and Miss Mar garet Webber are at the Moore. Morris B. Gregg and Mrs. Gregg are at the Moore hostlery. Mr. and Mrs. John Klernan and Miss Eva Kiernan have returned to Portland. Mrs. Dan McAllen was a recent guest at the beach. H. W. Scott and Mrs. Scott have re turned to Portland. Dr. and Mrs. Jack M. Vates have re cently been guests at the Moore. Stewart Dunlap and Mrs. Dunlap are at Locksley Hall. Miss Grace Colllnson and Miss Pearl L. Cook have arrived to be guests at the beach. Miss Florence Holllster, the attractive young daughter of Dr. O. C. Holllster, came down the latter part of the week for a short visit. Miss Holllster returns to Chicago in September to pursue her musical studies. Mrs. B. 9. Pague and son, Donald, are sojourning at Seaside. Miss Etta Lansdon, of Boise. Idaho, who is a sister of Robert Lansdon, Sec retary of the state, Is at Locksley Hall. Among the Cottagers. Mrs. George W. Hoyt has as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helntg, of Portland, who will be down for a fortnight. Earlier Mrs. Hoyt entertained Miss Edith Duke, who has recently departed for Portland. Mrs. John McRobert Is visiting her son, William McRobert, at his Seaside cot tage. J. T. Moylan has been down for a week with his family in the Webb cot tage. Mrs. W. O. Van Schuyver Is entertain ing her cousin. Miss Alice Andrews, with her small nephew, Ben Holladay, of Port land. Mrs. H. TV. Mitchell In the Butterfleld cottage number 2 is entertaining her sis ter, Mrs. W. N. Bellinger, and Mr. Bel linger. Mrs. P. L. Willis, who has recently re turned from a fortnight's visit in Yellow stone Park, has Joined her family In their beach home. She is accompanied by her guest. Miss Caroline Kamm. Mrs. Oskar Huber has as her' guest Miss M. C. Crockett, of Portland. Miss Beatrice Locke, the charming young daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Locke, is entertaining her friend. Miss Mildred Graham, In their beach resi dence, Locke Haven. Mrs. C. W. King and young children, Phllena and Samuel, have returned from a brief visit In Portland and are again Installed In their Seaside cottage. Mrs. M. A. Walker, with her children. Miss Ruth and George A. Walker, are Installed in the Bolinas cottage until mid-September. Earlier in the season the Bolinas was occupied by H. C. Bowers and family. J. M. Sherwood has come down from Portland to stay for the remainder of the season with his family In the Nolagh cottage. Mrs. Sherwood's sister. Mrs. Rose Prettle, of Seattle, has arrived to be their guest. Mrs. Mabel McGowan is visiting Mrs. Bernard Albers in the Waldstella cottage. Mrs. A. Welch has returned to the beach after a short sojourn In the city. Mrs. Welch and family have been occupy ing their cottage, Necanicum Nook, since early season. . , G. W. Brown, with ' Mrs. Brown and family, are recent arrivals In the cot tage colony of Seaside. They are occupy ing the Dunning cottage in Hermosa Park. Mrs. F. R. Fraley is entertaining Mrs. E. E. Estes, of Portland, In the Pioneer cottage. John K. Dudley, of Portland, has been spending a week with his mother, Mrs. Elliott Habersham, in the Dalgleish cot tage. John Bchott, Jr.. was their guest during Mr. Dudley's stay. Guests at Riverside cottage are Mra. A. E. Ball and "Mrs. M. J. Sayler, of Portland. Recently Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Kaiser- were entertained here. Mra C. J. Schuabel Is entertaining Miss Susie Smart, of Seattle. Carl Abendroth Senur, has a hand some new. cottage under course of con struction near the upper Necanicum River. Mrs. N. A. Perry and daughters, of Houlton, Or., with her sisters, the Misses Watts, are occupying the Perry cottage and will remain until mid-September. The Schmeer cottage has been occupied this season by Mrs. J. D. Mayer and Mrs. J. Glloksman. of Portland. Mrs. Mayer's attractive little dauphter, Hanita, is with her, as Is also her mother, Mrs. A. Wise. Mrs. F. Shields and children, Shirley and Vivian, are camping In a picturesque spot near the Necanicum. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fredrlch are guests of H. J. Baeslng In the Marbier cottage. Blaine R. Smith, with Mrs. Smith, and their guest. Miss Florence Morrison, have gone Into Portland for a few days. HOTEL ARRIVALS AT SEASIDE. Sargent's (Seaside House. Mra. Gertrude M. Miller, D. C O'Reilly. John O'Horan, J. W. Cook, Mr. and Mra. Fred W. Graves, Mrs. Ida M. Church. Miss Ray Church, Laurence Selling, Miss Eleanor Glle, Roger B. Slnnott, Mrs. Roger B. fiin nott, Miss J. H. Gunn, Charles M. Gunn; A. R. Jacobs: Mrs. H. L. Huron and children. Mrs. D. M. Lewis, Mrs. L. O. MacMahon. Mrs. Grace Watt Ross, Miss A. Watt, Georga M. Adams and fumllv, Mrs. G. E. Rand, Arthur W. Chance. Mrs. A. W. Chance. W. T. Muir, Graham Glass, Miss Florence Kohn, M. Flelschner. Mrs. M. A. Dalton. George Taylor, Otis J. Kramer, F. N. Peu dleton. H. O. Stickney, Gustav Baar, all of Portland. Dorman Johnson, Wallace, Idaho; J. Woodworth, St. Paul; Mrs. J. S. Morgan, Mrs. 1. J. Doane, I. J. Doane. San Fran cisco; Miss Gunn Hamilton, Canada; Mrs. E. L. Smith. Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mao Rae, Gearhart; John T. Brown New York. Locksley Hall. Conrad Krebs, Mrs. Conrad Krebs; F. -B. Berg, J. C. Fry. Ida C. Miller, Mrs. Schnei der. I. K. Levy, L. Swett, Mrs. F, M. Dale and son, Albert Backus, Mrs. Krler, Myrtle Cochrane, Anna b. Brown. Carroll Wilson, Mary Blossom, William F. Boyer, Oscar Langley, Roy Gets, Theodore Williams, Mrs. H. R. Everdlng, Marie Christiansen, Stewart Dunlap. Mrs. Stewart Dunlap, Mrs. T- A, iSherninn, W. G. Locksley, Mrs. W. G. Jack son, Andrew Ruedy, George A. Walker,' Mrs. M. A. Walker, Ruth M. Walker, Mrs. N. Burns, Mlsa M. Burns, A. E. Wehbr. F. F. Webber, E. J. Cook, Alfred Westerland. D. Hyde. W. J. Wlswall, E. C. Lewis, Miss Carrie Johnson, L. E. Downing, Mrs. L. E. Downing, R. L. Merrick. Mrs. J. E. Merrick, F. E Olson, J. A. Fruetose, M. D. Crust. O. F. -Mccormick. Mlsa Standish. Lee A. Ber tlllon. all of Portland. L. Swett, Miss Naomi Swett, Rainier, Wash.; A. J. Laurence. Coeur d'Alene; Mrs. Krler, Miss M. Michel!. Mrs. Edward M. Williams and daughter, all of The Dalles. Joseph Dosperlt. Tacoma; Mrs. M. Burns. Miss M. Burns. Cleone, Or.; A. E. Webber, San Francisco; Mrs. C. L. Smalley. Zoa Smalley, Howard Smalley, Walla Walla; N. A. Bryan, Kansas City, Mo.: P. J..Burdy. St. J.ouls, Mo.; Florence Meyer, H. C. Brookes, Mrs. H. C. Brookes. Georgetown, S. C Moore Hotel. John M. Mann, John Andrew, H Wagner, Mrs. H. Wagner. Mrs. N. M. Kali-fowl. Mrs. J. F. R Webber. Miss Margaret Webber, Miss Mildred GrindstafT, Miss Florence Hol llster. L. H Lewis. Mrs. L. H. Lewis. G. V. Lawrence. Sr.. H. M. Kairfowl. F. E. Berg. Slg Neidenberger, Mrs. F. W. Prael and child. Mrs. W. D. Jelllson and daughter, A. H. Jackon, A. Benson, J. L. Ie Bcvoi'se, O. II. Schwerdtman, Met Lowe, c. K. Baker, T. H. Crang, D. W. Scully. Mrs. A. M Williams, R. A. Williams. Miss Ida Lowen- berg, D. W. Taylor, Mrs. D. W. Taylor. Ma Loewenson, Dorothy Loewenson, Mrs. J.' A. Martin, Sadie Stephenson, Jean E. Martin. Walter W. Wilson. W. W. Gordon, Mrs. S. B. Archer, Worthington Archer. R. J. Gor don. H. J. Morrison, Mrs. H. J. Morrison, Eugene Blazier, Mrs. Eugene Blazier, a. ('. Mason, Mrs. G. C. Mason and child. Mrs. E H. McCraken. Mrs. Mark Ferry. A. ACKer man. J. A. Waddle, Albert Serum. A. M Smith, Harry LitL Norris B. Gregg. Mrs. Norrls B. Gregg. Tr. Jack M. Yates, .Mrs. Yates, Daniel Marx. Mrs. Daniel Marx, C. W. Jones. Fred Smith. Mrs. Fred Smith. Mlas Meta Buehner, Miss Buehner. Philip Buehner. W. R. Roberts, Francis B. Clark. H. M. Adams, Dr. A. J. Petzel, John Kler nan, Mrs. John Klernan, Miss Eva Klernan, Mrs. John Johnson, Miss Valna Johnson. Ben Rybke, Lester I. Hodson, A. O. Merricki Estelle Ashbaugh, Harry J. StrowbrUl-ge. C. A Lewis, O. W. Allen. Marie Ma'znette, Marie Nestler, F. B. Blckle. C. F. Kitchen. Mrs. C. E. Kitchen, Mary Eubankw, ' John. Brooks, Miss Ivah C. Henderson, Miss Kath erlne Parrish. Mrs. F. L. George. Mra R C Allyn, W. T. Carroll, George ' C. Baker, Charles F. Loedlng. John McGulre. Plowden Stott, Mlas Opal Barnes, Otto Mekkelsen. C. L. Howe. F. E. Watson, Roy Balnard. Mrs. Roy Balnard, P. Nester, Mrs. M. Boyle. JIr '- iConcluded on Page 6.) 5 1