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EASIDE. Or.. Sept. 5. (Special.)
The general eodus from Seaside
was most perceptible this past
week. Cottages are closing, tourisis
ife . turning homeward. and the
'younger folk are hastening back to
the city to get ready for the coming
school year.
The special trains will continue their
"present schedule until mid-September,
.and the Moore hostelry, Sargent's Sea
side House and Locksley Ilall have book
ing well Into this month. The Moore
will as usual remain open throughout
Xh year.
As long as the present weather con
ditions continue, it is predicted that
,the week-end crowds will go down as
usual. The special amusements on the
Shell road have folded their tents like
the Arabs and silently stolen away.
Boating and fishing on the always pic
turesque Necanicum are as popular as
la mid-season and a great many people
who either could not get away, or pre
ferred to come later to the beach, are
choosing September for their outing
month. The trip from Portland to Sea
side is a most lovely one at this sea
son of the year. Nowhere can be seen
finer., rarer. Autumnal coloring than
in the trees and meadows that border
tte beautiful Columbia.
Seaside Personals.
''I. K. Fleischner and Mrs. Flelschner
will remain In their beach residence
until the latter part of September.
J. T. Gregg came down on Friday
for a brief stay.
Miss Edith Olds, the young daughter
of J. C- Olds, of Portland, has arrived
to be the guest of Miss Beatrice Locke,
at Locke Haven, the handsome home of
Ir. J. K. Locke on the board walk.
Next week Miss Helen Werlein will be
entertained at Locke Haven.
George W. Bancroft has recently
been a guest of R. F. Barnes and Mrs.
Barnes in the Allen cottage. The
Barnes family leave for Portland next
week. - "
M. Goodman and Mrs. Goodman are
at the Hoore hotel.
Mrs. W. B. Fechhelmer Is a guest of
Mrs. W. O. Van Schuyver in her cot
tage. Mrs. Van Schuyver will return
to the city about mid-September.
Miss Sue Barnes Is a guest of Miss
Ruby Scott.
H. L. Pittock and Mrs. Pittock. ac
companied by Mrs. 8. A. Middleton and
Miss Grace Hlrtzman, spent the early
part of the week at the Moore hostelry.
Mrs.- D. Bache with Elizabeth and
Mary Bache, are guests at Seaside.
Mrs. . D. K. Warren has recently been
a visitor at Sargent's Seaside House.
Mr. and Mrs. H. " Thompson are
imong the late arrivals at Sargent's.
Horace B. Fenton left Tuesday for
Portland, where he will remain a few
days before leaving for Johns Hopkins
Medical School at Baltimore. ..
, Congressman W. R. Ellis and Mrs.
Ellis were guests during the early
week .at the Moore. ..
: Mr. and Mrs. J. Burnham have taken
the Knowles' cottage for the remainder
of the season.
F. E. Harlow, with Mrs. Harlow, of
Troutdale. Oregon, with their interest
ing young daughter, Margaret, were
guests recently of the R. L. Willis
family.
Frank Elchenlaub. the talented
young violinist, after spending a month
In the Eichanlaub cottage has returned
to Portland.
V'm. Dills has recently been a guest
at the Moore.
Mrs. John F. Logan and baby girl,
.Dorothy, who have been spending the
season at the Dobson cottage, have re
turned to Portland. Mrs. Logan's
brother, Tom Dobson accompanied
them.
j Miss Florence Wolf is at Seaside.
! S. B. Linthicum and Mrs. Linthicum
Jhave been recent guests at the Moore-
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Dan J. Qulmby has returned to Port
land.
Mrs. Max Flelschner and her
laughter. Miss Flora Flelschner, have
returned to Portland after a Summer
at Seaside.
, Miss Jane M. Allen and Miss Hen
rietta Burke, of Portland, were guests
this past week at the Moore hotel.
Mrs. P. C. Holland and her young
daughter. Miss Hazel, have closed their
cottage and gone to Portland. The
Hollands were formerly of Walla Walla,
"but have recently taken up their resi
dence In Portland.
Mrs. K. W. Rowe and her niece Miss
Louise Watson are at Seaside.
Phil Hart has been a recent guest of
Hnry Wessinger in the Paul Wessinger
cottage.
Herbert F. Clarke and William Wood, of
the University of Oregon passed through
F.'aside on Saturday, en route to Elk
Creek, where they will be guests of
Charles Canfield and family, of Oregon
City, who are camping there for a fort
night. Miss Allow Andrews with her small
nephew Ben Holliday, who have been
guests of Mrs. W. O. Van Schuyver,
have recently returned to Portland.
George H. Hill and Mrs. Hill have
closed thir cottace and gone into the
N sity.
Edgar M. Lazarus Is a guest at the
Moore Hotel.
Donald MacLeod was a recent arrival
t this resort.
Robert Wilson with 'Mrs. Wilson and
children have returned to Portland after
(pending the season at Seaside.
Mrs. A. A. Braten. e. charming young
.tron from Bozeman, Mont., with her
The general eodus from Seaside for a' Driei. .ojourn-oeior. rciunung iu ,-.'." . . , . , - ' t I I
k. 1 .u. their home. , M.l ' t . . - s- I . j
daughter Sigrld have gone to Portland
for a' Driei ; sojourn oeiore muming iu
'V'Toodworth is a new arrival.
Mrs JoseDh Glicksman and- smalt son
Morris, have returned to Portland. They
were .accompanied . by Mrs. Qlickman'a
mother. Mrs. A. Wise.
Paul WesSlncer arrived on Saturday. '
Mrs. George Walker and daughter Eliza
beth have returned to Portland after a
visit at Locke Haven as guest of Dr.
and Mrs. j. K. Locke.' '"
Mr. a'nd Mrs. A. L. Hexter, who have
spent the season at Sargent's Seaside
House, have gone back to Portland.
Rev. Mr. Selleck and family, of Salem,
accompanied by Mrs. J. H. Kendall, -of
Portland, are fortnight guests of Mr., and
Mrs. G. A. Anderson In their handsome
beach residence. ( ' '
Miss Louise Mesick Is visItingyMiss
Sherlock at . Seaside. .
Mrs. J. G. Mack and family have
closed their cottage and returned to Port
land. Mrs. A. Tilier and son Alfred, and their
guest Miss Comfort, who have spent the
season In the Pelton cottage Leone, were
guests of Mayor and Mrs. Wise during
the recent regatta in Astoria.
Mrs. C. L. Tosterirt and Mr. R. S.'
Oliver, who are occupying the SteUeda
cottage, are entertaining Mrss Cora
Osmund. -
Mrs. K. L. O'Neill and Miss M. M. Pat
terson have arrived to be guests of the
J. M. Harkleroad's In Linda cottage. They
will remain throughout September.
The C. W. Rumelln cottage has been
closed and the family has returned to
Portland. Accompanying them were Mr.
and Mrs. P. L. Willis and their grand
sons Hoscoe and Willis Ashley, who have
spent the season here.
Captain W. H. Patterson with Mrs.
Patterson and their young daughters
Vera and Edna, accompanied by Miss
Millie Schloth, have closed their beach
residence. Sea Breeze . and returned to
PortlandTthis past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Friedenthal' with
their daughters Maxine and Hanlta will
occupy their cottage throughout Septem
ber. They are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
David Levy.
Three large touring-cars brought a con
genial party of Astorlans down for a
day's stay at Seaside last Sunday. In
the party were C. W. Fulton, Mrs. C. W.
Fulton, G. C. Flavel. Mrs. Flavel, George
W. Sanborn, Mrs. Sanborn, G. C. Fulton,
Mrs. G. C. Fulton, B. Van Dusen. Mrs.
Van Dusen. Mrs. H. F. Prael. Mrs. F.
Prael. Ann Elizabeth Prael and Robert
Prael.
A party of Interesting young women
who recently- spent- a week at the Moore
Hotel as guests of the Pacific Monthly
Magazine, was composed of Miss Mary
M. Butterfield. of American Falls. Idoho;
Miss Alma Sheffel, Twin Falls. Idaho;
Misses Gertrude . Lelnhard, Elsie Mae
Angell and Daisy Pattinson, of Salt Lake
City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Toft came pver from
Long "Beach, where they have been domi
ciled In -a cottage this-season, to spend a
few days at Seaside. Gearhart and. Can
non Beach. Later they returned to North
Beach and will not . return to Portland
until mid-September.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blumauer and their
handsome young daughter. Miss Hazel
Blumauer. have returned to the city after
a season at the Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Pendleton
are In Portland again. s
Ernest Webb and his sister. Miss Webb,
of London, were recent guests at Seaside.
' Mrs. Minnie Washburne, one of
Eugene's most prominent social leaders
has been a recent guest at the Moore
Hotel.
Miss Marguerita Buehner and Miss
Meta Buehner are guests of Miss Celeste
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Caulson Hare have
been recent visitors at the Moore Hotel.
W. F. Kettenbach. with Mrs. Ketten
bach and three charming children, from
Lewlston. Idaho, are spending the late
season at Seaside. Recently they were
joined by Miss Elizabeth Kettenbach and
Mrs. Grace K. Rfafflln with her baby
daughter from Indianapolis, Ind.
Charles R. Spencer with Mrs. Spencer
were at the Moore last week.'
Mrs. Joseph Bergman and Misses Ida
and Clara Bergman have recently been
guests at Seaside.
D. H. Diamond, Mrs. Diamond and their
children. Ralph and Dorothy, are at the
Moore for September.
Lazarus Ackerman la i late arrival.
Mrs. M. G. Griffin and Miss Adela
Dahoney returned to Portland on Friday
after a sojourn at Locksley Hall.
L K. Levy has Joined Mrs. Levy and
her little daughter Lucille at the Beach.
Mrs. Dan J. Qulmby. accompanied by
Jennie Porter, returned to Portland Tues
day. Mr. Qulmby went into the city later
this week.
Mrs. George Taylor has lately been at
Sargent's Seaside House.
ARRIVALS AT SEASIDE HOTELS.
Moore Hotel.
I. B. Lowenherr. Robert L. Merrick. Dr.
X Aylwen, Philip Buehner. Margarita Bueh
ner, Meta Buehner. H. A. Thompson. C. H.
Wheeler. J. H. Harris. Miss Eva Mlnkle,
Mrs. TV. T. Mater. M1m Alice Rennlns,
R. A. Price. H. R. Burke. Mrs. H. R. Burke,
Mr. T. S. Loseji, Charles B. Arthur, O.
a. Hughaon. A. Sloshelmer. Jamea Meyer.
M. A. Lowe. Thomas E. Armlstead. M.
Goortmsn. Mrs. M. Goodman. A. M- Wright.
K. E Andersen. R. C. Paul. H. A. Krum
beln. Mlu Bertha Burnee, Mies Maud Ritni
dell. L,. A. Xfwtnn, 1. F. relt. Josle Moore.
R. H. Jenkins. Mrs. J. Cauleon Hare. Mr.
and Mrs Dsvfd Levy,' Mrs. Max Frieden
thal. Miss Hanlta Frldenthal. S. Benson.
L. R. Stevens. Charles R. Thompson. George
TV. Rannon. Henry Roberts. Lloyd o. Mayer.
E. W. Wheeler. Mrs. C R. Featou, Charles
I . v f t ; . jk 1 1 . Mr Hnd Mrs. E. B. McFarland ' and JT
I - - . - ' f f T ' t I to Portland.
I . .1 - ' ? , ' &3 1 .f, fV- , I MI. Mflrv Ciarke. formerly of Du1U0ln. , 1
fK , V . - ' ' J" nV. SK t C I are gueats at sunset Motci. r
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Fenton, H. 6. Brand. Charles- R. Spencer,
Mrs. Charles R. Spencer, H. L Pittock,
Mrs. H. L. Pittock, Miss Kate Hlrtzman.
Mrs. g. A. Middleton. J. H. Kern. Miss
Katherlne Kern. W. A. Pursel. Gordon M.
Gale. Grace Potter, Agnes Parsons. John
Jesn. Mrs. John Jessen. T. V. Catterllne,
Miss Etta Burke, Miss Jane M. Allen, Miss
0. C. Story, Peter Kaye. Mrs. F. Prael, Ann
EltzHbeth Prael, Robert Prael. D. C.
O'Brien. Mlsa Ida Bergman, Mrs. Joseph
Berrman, Miss rlara Bergman. F. J. Gar
thwalte, J. C. Hare. M. "O'Brien. W. J.
Clemens. Dr. George W. Schmidt. Mrs.
George W. Schmidt. Mrs. E. Beckman. Miss
Anna O'Brien, W. R. Lyons. Werner Wheat
lev, W. A. Ekwall and party. Mrs. D. Bache.
Elisabeth Bache, Mary Bache. Frits Abend
roth. Fred A. Martin, Peter Laux. J. A.
Mathle. J. U De Bevolse. Claude V. Stater.
M. Goodman. Mrs. Goodman, Las Acker
man, A. B. Cole. Edgar M. Lazarus, L. A.
Newton, J. M. "heina. Donald Mac Leod.
Mrs. D. Baker. Mrs. G. L. Llndsley. D. H.
Diamond, Mrs. Diamond, Ralph and Dorothy
Diamond and S. G. Lubllner. all of Portland;
Arthur Van Dusen. George W Sanborn,
Mrs. George W. Sanborn. G. S. Flavel, Mrs.
G C. Flavel. C. W. Fulton, Mrs. c. W. Ful
ton, G. C. Fulton. Mrs. G. C. Fulton. Mrs.
H. F. Prael. Mrs. F. Prael, B. Van Dusen.
Mrs. Van Dusen, Miss Hohns. Dr. Forstrom.
Isaac Bergman. Mrs. Isaac Bergman, Mrs.
Jennie Allen, all of Astoria; w. D. Plin,
Mrs. TV. D. Plin and son, George Morrison.
George Cruln. Mi's Lanlnzecker. Anita
Clark, of Ranler. Or.; W. A. Manden. S.
White. W. J. Crosklll. Harry Thompson. R.
E. Robblns. Seattle. Or.; Mrs. C. F. Wal
lace. Ogden, Vtah; Frank Bretherton. Mrs.
Brethenton. Helex. Or.; C. B. Rhodes, Phila
delphia: R. E LafTerty. J. Wormser. L. F.
Boyd. San Francisco; W. A. Huff. Mrs. XV.
A. Huff. Pocatollo.. Idaho; James Nlelson,
Mrs. James Nielson and son. Llnd. Wash ;
F. ' E Harlowr Mrs. F. E. Harlow, Margaret
Harlow, Troutdale. Or.; G. W. Fletcher, N.
Alexander. Boise, Ida.; W. S. Bruiss. F. T.
1. " 1 hols, New York City; U. J. Morrison.
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Mr TJ .1 ihfnrrfnnn fnnnon Beach! I. K.
Morgan, Lytle, Wash.; L. E. Morse, Hood
River: Edward R. Balrd, J. G. Wood
worth. St. Paul; George E. Keith. Toronto.
Ontarloi T. H. Rolf, Tacoma. Wash.; Mary
M. Butterfield, American Falls, Ida.; Alma
Sheffel. Twin Falls, Ida.; Gertrude Leln
hard. Elsie Mae Angell, JPaisy Pattinson,
W. L. Grelner. Mrs. W. L. Grelner. halt
Lake City. Utah: E. Dodd, Peoria, 111.: Fred
Lelnhard. Ellensburg. Idaho; A. E. Pauley,
Sea View. Wash ; Spencer Blddle, H. O.
Shugart. T. Langhardt. F. Hollenbeck, Guy
R. Porter. Vancouver, Wash.; Mrs. J. R.
Pollock and daughter,' Fernle, B. C.; J. 8.
Robb. Mrs. J. S. Robb. Kelso, Wash.: Win
sor C. Kenny. Harlow Moore. A. B. Have,
M. G. Politi:. Boston, Mass.; J. A. McLean.
Madelia, Ulnn.; TV. R. EUls, Mrs. W. R.
Ellis. .Pendleton. Or.; A. L. Coffey. Chicago;
A. H. Cross, Cleveland. O. ; Mrs. Mccor
mick, Lents. Or.; Virgil L, Walker. Mary
Walker. Jennie Walker. Bridal Veil. Or.:
L. R. Clement, Mrs. Clement, J. J. Haskell.
Mrs. Haskell. Winnipeg, Kan.; Frank Pratt.
Dara. la.; Frank Read. Mrs. Read. L- F.
Gordon. Seattle; A. L. . Peacock. Mrs. Pea
cock. Gresham. Or.; Mrs. Grace K. Rfatflin
and child. Indianapolis. Ind.; Miss Elizabeth
Kittenbach. Lewiston. Ida.: H. Beland. Saa
Francisco; Florence L. Wilcox. Jessie TVI1
eox. Toledo. O.; H. ' Coomba, Mrs. H.
Coombs. Seattle; Mrs. C. Mayeholder. Jor
dan Valley. Or.; Edgar W. Smith, Pendle
ton Or.
IOeksley HaJL
Miss Hazel Small, Miss Elisabeth Jackson.
Mrs. H R. Everding. Caroline Everdlng.
Miss Florence Jackson, George A. B.
Walker. Frank Olsen. Harold Minor. B. C.
Paul, F. S. Stoddard, Mrs. A. H. Plereon,
Ada Gaddls. W. W. Goff, Mrs. W. W. GoiT,
Muriel Watklns. Mr. and Mrs. Randolf,
James Turner. Al 6chults. Mrs. H. Good
hue. Mrs. M. Kane, Mrs. William Grate,
Miss Hammond. Mrs. F. V. Graham. Misa
lla Graham. M. T. Morgan, Annie
Wetherby, Larktn Mac Voorhles, Angelo
Southey, Arthur St. Johns. Lois Adams,
Mrs. J. Metcalfe. K. Long, Mrs. Long, Agnes
Long. Plerson Haynes, Mrs. Haynes and son,
all of Portland; Mrs. E. E. Thome, Miss
Thome. Youngstown. O. ; L. G. Ice, Oregon
City; George Walker, Mr. Tedgnar Myron,
Paris, Texas; George W. Smith, Shelton,
Neb.; C. H. Oxman. Mrs. C. H. Oxman, J.
Donald Oxman. Grayville. ill. ; A. Lippen
cott. Mrs. A. Llppencott, C. K. McCormlck,
Kansas City, Mo.; S. H. Love, Mrs. . H.
Love. Salt Lake City; Mrs. O. K. Krler,
The Dalles, Or.; Miss Anderson, Astoria.
Sargent's Seaside House.
H. TV. Scott and wife. A. B. Scott and
wife. Estella Sterns. S. W. Scott and wife.
H. Thompson. Mrs. H. Thompson, Mrs. D.
K. Warren, Mrs. L. Hlgglns, C. R. Hlgglns.
Mrs. Anna Hlgglns, Charles B. Arthur, Mrs.
George Taylor, Miss Pansy Stewart, Mrs.
Jan J. Moore, F. B. Harlow and wife. Miss
Letle Tarpley, Mlsa Harrlatte Harlow. A.
M. Wright, A. A. Morrison. Edward Cook
Ingham. Mrs. J. M. Arthur, Miss Florence
Wolf, M. Flelschner, D. Levy -and wife. P.
E. Gerald. S. B. Linthicum, Mrs. Linthicum,
all of Portland ; Mabel D. Weed, Spokane;
William T. Mardonald. John V. Smith,
Charles F. Arnold, V. H. Knole, R. F. Hall
and wife. Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. TV.
A. Toner, Mrs. N. Toner. Gilbert Hunt, Miss
Hunt. Mrs. M. Toner. Mr. and Mrs. Watson,
Mlsa Corawell, Walla Walla, Wash.
SEASON OVER AT GEARHART
Cottages Are Closing and Resorters
Return to Their City Homes.
GEARHART PARK, Or., Sept. 6.
(Special.) The season Is practically
ended here and cottagers, tourlets and
guests are returning home. A few ar
rivals at the week-ends and Sunday
guests at the few cottages which will
be kept open through September are
all that remains.
Mlse Miriam Strong has recently
been a guest of Miss. Georgiana Burns
at the handsome beach home of the
Burnes'. at Gearhart Park..
Mrs. Sam B. Archer and her Inter
esting son, Worthington, are at Gear
hart. Mrs. John . Rolllnson and son, of
Worcester1, Mass., have returned home,
after a week's visit at Klehanee, the
attractive residence of John Gill, on
the Necanicum. Mrs. Rolllnson Is a
sister. Of Mr. Gill and has been visit
ing Portland this Summer.
Mlse Rosa Selling and Miss Rlsser
and Mrs. O. M. Risser have returned to
Portland.
Miss Agnes Dariel and her small
nephew have arrived, to be. guests of
Mrs. J. C. Merrow, In her cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E.- Boyle are regis
tered at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mrs. Ed Bergen, with Miss Vernie
Bergen, are at Gearhart.
E. J. Rand and Mrs. Rand were re
cently at the beach.
Virginia Munraven has arrived, to
be the gnest of her aunt, Mrs. L. Martin
Keyes, in her cottage.
Miss Lillian O'Brien was an attractive
visitor during the early part of this
week.
Arthur M. Chance and Mrs. Chance
were lately at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
S. B. Lowenberg Is at the beach.
David Lay, with Mrs. Lay, are guests
at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Elsie Mac Davles is being entertained
at the home of Mrs. James . Rathbone.
at Gearhart Park.
Gustave Freiwald was a recent guest
at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mrs. G. H. Hartman has been a late
visitor at Gearhart.
Mr. and Mrs. William Warrene have
returned to Portland, after being en
tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
TV. C. Alvord, are now guests of the
Harts. Mrs. Warrens has since gone
over to North Beach to Join her chil
dren In their cottage.
' GEARHART PARK HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Max Guthart. M. Harris. C. A. Lewis,
Ernest R. Goldapp, A. E. Doyle, Mrs. Doyle,
Mrs. Ed Bergen, Miss ernie Bergen, MIbs
Lillian Morgan. Mlsa Laura Rand. Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Rand, H. O. ftlckney Arthur
M. Chance, Mrs. Chance, Mra. C. H. Hart
man, Mlsa Blanche Day. Miss Verde Mon
roe. Miss Lillian O'Brien. H. M. Herron.
Will A I bee, Dr. Ellla. S. B. Lowenberg.
Mrs. Sam B. Archer, Worthington Archer,
Mra. O. M. Rlsser, R. H. Marx. Nathan M.
Simon, Mra. S. E. Conway. Mr. and Mrs.
David Lay, Charles Dleck. Gustav Freiwald.
Emll Lombard, all of Portland; Mrs. E.
H. Boyer, Walla Walla; F. H. Lamping,
Mrs. J.-A. Fulton, Mrs. C. T. Edee. Miss
Madge Fulton. Constance Fulton. Astoria;
Mra. McGinn, Kalamazoo; I .aura A. Walker,
Chicago; Mrs. E. I.. Smith. Hood River;
Emll Marx and wife, Seattle.
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Delaura Beach Xotes.
DELACRA BEACH. Sep c. 5. (Special)
Among those who have come for a
few days of bass fishing In Lake
Omapah at Delaura are J. U. Ober, E.
H. Green, S. J. Derbyshire and J. S.
Harbke, of Portland.
Several women are busy making
arrangements for building cottages
this Fall. Astoria people are securing
a lot upon which to place ta garage
and hotel.
Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald, Miss D. B. How
ard, Miss Isabelle Smith and Mrs. I. T.
Desmond are spending a few days here.
W. J. Howard and wife made a short
visit on Friday.
A surveyor's party, consisting of
about eleven men, have been staying
at the Headquarters house for the past
two weeks. Thy have run the lines
of the permanent survey for the elec
tric road through the Delaura Beach
property and the adjoining Chautauqua
grounds. This road will command a
fine view, of the Pacific Ocean and Is
destined to be the scenic route of the
coast.
Mr. and' Mrs. F. A. Tushy. of Port
land, are still at Headquarters house
and affirm that the months of Sep
tember and October are the finest of
the year at the beach.
NORTH BEACH SEASON WAXES
Summer Guests Wend Their Way
Back to Town.
NORTH BEACH, Sept. 5. Special.)
September, the most beautiful month of
the year, is witnessing a return of beach
visitors to their homes. The hostelrles
have practically all closed their doors, the
refreshment stands, booths and places of
entertainment are silent and the storm
blinds are rapidly being put up at the
cottages. The Potter discontinues its
dally trip this week and after this Sun
day, only the Hassalo will carry pas
sengers via the river. Connections can,
however, be made from Astoria across
to Megler on the tug Nahcotta. Several
families and a few visitors will remain
at North Beach throughout September,
but here, as at every other resort the
season may really be considered closed.
Personals.
The J. Wesley Ladds will close their
beach residence at the Willows this next
week. William M. Ladd went up to
Portland on Monday.
Miss May Kelly has recently been en
tertaining Miss Inez Cumming at Seaview.
Mrs. J. W. French, of The Dalles, with
her daughter, Mrs. French-Bolton, and
Misses . Carmel French-Bolton and
Nonearle French-Bolton have closed their
North Beach cottage and gone to Port
land, where they will occupy apartments
at the Hobart Curtis during the Winter
months. ...
Westborough, the handsome beach resi
dence of the Corbetts, has been closed.
Mrs. H. W. Corbett and Harry L. Corbett
returned to Portland Wednesday.
C. L. Parker arid his young daughters
Carlotte. and Zola, who have been spend
ing the season at Seaside, have arrived
at North Beach for a visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. El. B. McFarland ' and :
their son Eben McFarland. have closed
their attractive beach home and returned
to Portland.
Mi&s Mary Ciarke. formerly of Duquoln. ,
111., and Mrs. William Hall, of La Grande. ;
are guests at Sunset Hotel. " '
G. E. Jamleson, with Mrs. Jamleson and
their interesting young dutfrhteT La Conte,
have closed their Blde-a-Wee beach home,
and returned to Portland this last week.
Before leaving. Miss Jamleson entertained
Miss Vida Reed, of Portland, who-hafl
arrived for a visit on North Beach. Later
Miss Reed will be the guest of 'Miss
Kathleen Lawler in the Lawler cottage.
Hopkin Jenkins, of the Holladay school,
and his mother Mrs. Jenkins, have closed
the Nottage cottage which they occupied ,
this season at CenterviUe and returned to
Portland. ' ' '
Dr. J. D. Fenton Is a late arrival . at
North Beach. i '
Mrs. C. L. Mastlck with her three
charming daughters. Miss Cora Mastick.
Miss Maud Mastlck and Mrs. T. N. Pate?
son. have closed their cottage at Seaview
and returned to Portland. Accompanying
the partv were Mrs. Mastick's mother.
Mrs. E. W. Tyler and their guest. Miss
Mlnnetta Carson.
Mrs. M. F. Brady, with her son James
and her daughter Clara, returned to Port
land Thursday from thejr Tioga cottage.
Wld Honeyman. Howard Gaylor and
Dr. Millard C. Holbrook. were recently
guests at the Tiosa cottase of E. J.
Jeffery. ' ' "
Clark Bureard. has arrived to be a
guest at the Dan Kellaher cottage- at 'Sea
view. Miss Maribel Seymour and Miss Inez
Melville have been guests of Miss Hilda
Hagedorn in her cottage. - - : . ' ' '
D. A. S. Nichols has Joined his family
in their Tioga house. '
Mrs Fred D. Chamberlain and her:
daughter. Miss Ethel, were recent guests .
at Breakers station. . .....
The Sheehy house party has broken tip
and the guests and hostess .went in to
Portland on Tuesday. In the party were
Miss Genevieve Kelly. Miss Josephine
Cronin, Miss Edith Sheehy, Miss Ma.
Sheehy and Miss Frances Sheehy.
Mr and Mrs. David N. Mossesohn and,
their children. Zelda and Boris,, have re.-,
turned to Portland. ,
Miss Paris Morrison, who has been the .
guest of Mrs. B. J. Lyon and Miss Jao
Lyon, has returned to her home in Port
land. ' ,:
Mrs. M. Baruh. with her children. Freda
Germaine and Leo, accompanied by their
guests, Mrs. J. Durkhelmer and her sort
Sylvan, are among the recent departure
for Portlandi '
Gerald Reed went Into Portland this
past week after spending the season at
North Beach. ;
Captain J. D. Merryman and Mrs.
Mem-man have returned to Portland.
Irving Stearns has been a recent guest
at the J. F. Shea cottage at Seaview.-
Miss Frances O'Leary is at North
Beach. . .
Miss Viola Noon, of Portland, and her
cousin. Miss Alma Noon, of Tacoma, wer
recent guests at North Beach.
Mr and Mrs. I. Vanduyn have olosed .
their cottage and returned to Portland.
Mrs. J. M. A. Laue went Into the city
on Monday. '
Misses Jane and Beatrice Fargo and
their mother ere occupying a cottage at,
Miss Wllma Fiske has gone to Skamo
kawa to be the guest of Miss Marie
Howell before returning to her .home in
Portland. .'
Miss Mae Robertson has as ner gueBts
at their Seaview cottage. Miss "A inlfreii
Chance. Miss Alice Munro and Miss.
Jessie Parks. '.w-i-
Mr and Mrs. W. A. Boyer and their,
small daughter are occupying a cottagft
at Centerville. .
Miss Jessie Millard is at the Millard
cottage In Seaview. .-
The I. Goldsmith family have closed .
their Seaview cottage for the season. . .
Mr and Mrs. F. G. Wheeler, who have
been spending the season In their cottage
at Centerville, have returned to Portland.
Mrs. J. Marks has arrived recently to
visit friends at North Beach.-
John Berchman, of Columbia Lniverslty,
is at North Beach Inn. .-.),'
John I. O'Phelan. of South Bend,. Wash,
is a late arrival at this resort. ,
Professor J. H. Stanley and Mrs.
Stanley have closed the Shetland cottage
they occupied this season, and went into
Portland this past week. '
V R MacKenzie is at North Beach.
Miss Alphia U Dimick and her sister.
Miss A A Dimick. of Portland, will oc.
cupy the 6. W. Allen cottage -until mid-
SeMlssm Grace E. Campbell, of Portland
musical circles, has. recently visited "
the Shelbourne.
EXODCS FROM OCEAX '"PARI
Many Cottagers, However, Will Re
main Rest of Month.
OCEAN PARK. Wash!. Sept. 6.-Spe-cial.)
This beautiful resort Is sharing
with the pthers a general return of its .
guests to the cities. A great many cot
ra?ers will remains until the latter part
of September, but for the most part th
season has closed here. . . ,
W. A. Dempsey and Mrs. Dempsey are
at Ocean Park.
Mrs. Charles P. Oud'.n, or bpoitane, ?
with her daughters Annette. Josephine..
and Mary, have closed their, cottage aA4 '
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