Tire STJTOAT OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 15, 1909.
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Season at Oregon and Washington Beach Resorts Is in
' Full Swing. '
CARE-FREE FOLK REVEL IN SEASHORE DELIGHTS
LOSti BEACH. Wash- Aug. 14. (Spe
cial.) This deservedly popular re
sort Is proving a mecea for city
tired folk, and every day the crowds
at train time are augmented by doiens
of arrivals. The bracing- weather has
Inred many to North Beach, where the
offerings are unsurpassed for a Sum
mer's outing. At present extensive
plans are being made for the tennis
tournament at the Breakers, which will
beirin Monday and will continue until
next Saturday. The events promise to
be Intensely Interesting, and the fact
that the tourney is under the auspice
of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic
Club, of Portland, with a committee
composed of P. H. V. Andrews, E. L.
Mersereau. R. K. Warlnner. Irving
Ruhr, T. Morris Dunne. R. W. TVIlbur
and A. B. McAlpln. Insures an un
precedented success-
The week will also be one of social
brilliancy. On Tuesday evening a
- fr.cy dress dance will be given; an
oyster roast Is scheduled for Thursday
evening, with a banquet on Saturday
night, besides many small dinners and
luncheons interspersing.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. MeMonles
aro occupying one of the Wasserman
cottages at Seaview.
Among the late cottage arrivals at
.long Beach are Mrs. T. Taylor and
' family.
T T ilMinn. la M(Mit reflMster
.Mrs- II piusri knu " o
I daughter. Dellberta, are guests at the
! Mrs. H. A. Jackson and her two
'charming small daughters, Betty and
Mr. Jackson, who baa recently arrived
, from Helena to assume the position as
! assistant general passenger agent of
' the Northern Paeifio Railroad, was a
I week-end arrival at tne nosieiry.
Mr. and Mrs. VT. W. Plimpton, wh
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: tage for the early season, have gone to
cannon Deaca aim aik ioc&
The Misses Mitchell, of The- Dalles,
; who are domiciled In an attractive
; reacn oungsiow &i review, nw uvo
f tesses of a small house party.
j truest of the Stlnsons. In the Bendall
Mrs. Lillian Fuller and Miss Mildred
Fuller are at tne tireaaers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraine have arrived
at North Beach Inn.
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Munk, of Portland, are at the Saltalr
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rosenhaupt, ao-
companiea 07 meir anuiuci! mio
Aimee, left the Breakers on Wednes-
Mrs. J. H. Hecker and Treyje Hecker
Have arrived at tne cnamoeriaiu nu-
Dr. Charles Billington was a week
end arrival, with Mrs. Billington ana
small son. Paul, at Sunset Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs, Ellis G. Hughes and
James Gow were guests the past week
at the Breakers.
Harry Levlnson has been the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Levlnson, in their Seaview home.
Among the recent arrivals In cot
tages are Mr. and Mrs. T. Milligan and
fr.mlly. of Eugene, who have taken the
aiorton cottage at Holman Station.
Mrs. Thomas O'Neal was hostess at
an informal card party on Wednesday
evening. Those asked were Mrs. C.
H. Mastlck. Mrs. Kate Bartholomew.
Miss Coretta Conant and Miss Louise
Conant.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. RoQischlld.
with their, daughter. Miss Knid. and
voting son. Joseph, and their guest.
Miss Josephine Jacobsen, have arrived
at the Breakers.
Mrs. S. C. Bolger Is at North Beach
Inn.
Registered at the Shellburne Hotel
include Richard Mattock. Fred R. T.
Philkner and Fred G. Lind.
Miss Elizabeth Harwas and Nancy
Reals have arrived to be guests of the
J. Corcoran family at Seaview.
Miss Gertrude White and Miss Hen
rietta Tichner, of Portland, have ar
rived to be guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Isam White In their handsome resi
dence" near the Breakers.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodey and small son,
Allen, are at Suaset Hotel.
Misses Jennie and Fannie Rippev. of
Tortland. accompanied by their guest.
Miss Harriet E. Plumer, of Wooster.
Idaho, are staying at North Beach Inn.
Guests at Saltalr Hotel are Mrs.
Henry Jennings. Jr.. with Mrs. Fred O.
Jennings, and her young son, Ralph.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Harris and fam
ily are domiciled In a cottage at Long
Beach.
Mrs. L. Hodler. who Is occupying a
cottage at Newton's Station. Is enter
taining guests Miss Mollie Burke and
Miss Katherln Foley, of Portland.
Mrs. A. R- Mclnnis and her daugh
ter Miss Esther Mclnnis, of Portland,
together with their guests. Misses
Edna and Esther Searls. of Chicago, are
late arrivals at Saltalr Hotel.
C. L. Lambing and' H. A. Lear have
arrived from Spokane to participate In
the Breakers' tennis tournament.
Miss Irene Blake, of Blake Forest, at
Tioga, has as her guest Miss Sadie Dur
kJn. of Portland.
xr. ,, ai. w IT Buckley and chll-
ren are occupying their cottage at Sea
View. Among those at Hackney's cottage are
E. R. Sorenson, J. H. Temple, C. P. Stay
ton and H. F. Carson.
trio of girls who have been feted
much socially are Misses Grace Wright,
Ruth Saunders and Louise Von Behren.
of Bvansvllie, Ind.. who were recent
guests at the Breakers Hotel.
Rev. S. A. Parker and family, of Ern
mctt Idaho, accompanied by Miss Hettie
M. Ropers, of Salida. Colo., are guests
at Shellburne Hotel.
Mrs. Stark Lytle la at Chamberlain
cottage.
L. T. Ketchum waa recently at the
Breakers.
X. B. Wilcox returned to Portland on
Monday, after a brief sojourn a the
Willows with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ladd have
been visitors for a. short time at North
Beach. .
H J. Halght, with Ms nephew. J. R.
Halght, were recently at Hackney" cot
tare. W. F. Bales Is at the Chamberlain.
Ml A. L. Ewry. with her niece. Miss
j!. M, Ewry, of Dreede. Colo., are regis
tered at North Beach Inn.
Harry W. Trueblood and Charles Chat
terton have been guesta of Mrs. Emma
Eh.pherd at Seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II: Todd are domiciled.
In the Barnes cottage.
Senator and Mrs. H. R. Albee and fara
I'y. with Mrs. Albee's mother. Mrs.
Frances Lewis, and Frank Lewis, of Bay
City. Mich., have opened their cottage at
S'"rj. j. H. Keating and baby girl, H al
ii, are at the Breakers hostelry.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Thompson, acopm
pan'ed by their guests. Mr. and Mrs. 8.
E. Thonipson. and daughter, of Bingham.
Ala . and W. W. Thompson, of Oberlin,
Ohio, arrived In Seaview on Friday,
where they will hold a family reunion.
Mrs. C C. Smith and her daughter. Miss
Lii'-ile. have arrived at the Breakers.
Mrs. J. S. Wallace, with her daughters.
Misses Louise and Dora, accompanied by
Mrs. W. R. Wallace and her small son.
Gvrald. of Wichita. Kan., are guests at
the Saltalr. Also from the same city are
- Mr. D. E. Breeee. with her two daugh
ters. M'ss Ethel M. Breese and Mrs. W.
$t. Ftailev.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Waters have joined
the cottage colony at Long Beach.
Rev. George V. Van Waters was an
tjver-Sunday arrival at Tioga, where Mrs.
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I J V ' VlflMw,M'-' 's-"-:'i' " ? 'XJS'Js opened his residence at Gearhart during
U Ji T "V, "' - V "r thMrearM. ""owen Is at Kruse's Beach
T I 0 '' tt- C '1 HMr,Lapd Mrs C. M. Runyon are among
ig5il,r t- .Vvy' I t" Vi ' the Gearhart cottagers' who will remain
l lisSfl """"" -ifiC7? t ' ' at the beach until September.
JSAii, V. filj V t - . . Lazarus Ackexman and Miss A. Acker-
ra1 ' Ml , . . " ' ' . t ' ' t man are guests at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Jli daughter, Alice, are entertaining Captain g tr-tmJtUKs f " arrivals among, the cottagers at Gearhart.
anA sfri T. Vwuv. Mr stid Mrs. C J. llVS I - ' . Mrs. Thomaie White and eon are guests
Van Waters and children are occupying
a cottage.
Mrs. S. G. McLean and family, of Port
land, with rer guests. Mrs. John Donald
son, Mies B. Donaldson and Miss Claire
Sullivan, are guests at the Breakers.
Miss Nell Claire Freed, of Galesburg,
III., has arrived at North Beach to visit
with friends through August.
A. F. Watson and family have arrived
at Long Beach and will occupy their
cottage through August.
Mrs. Fred Page has as ner- guest ner
mother, Mrs. Smith, in her cottage at
Tlos-a.
Adolphe Wolfe has Joined ms larmiy at
the Breakers.
Mrs. Aaron Fox, of Troutdale, with her
young daughter. Golina, are guests at
Saltalr Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Spauldlng. of The
Dalles, are at North Beach Inn.
Mr. ami Mrs. F. W. Harmon nave been
hosts at an Interesting house party at
their Seaview beach home. Harmony
Lodge, entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Leveret t and Mr. and Irs. J. R. Hand
ley. Lately Mr. and Vrs. E. W. Wood
ruff, with their daughter. Miss Lena,
have arrived from Washington. D. C, to
be guests of the Harmons. Miss Hazel
Russell, a niece of Mrs. Harmon, Is also
a new arrival at the Lodge.
L. Renshaw and son, Frank, are guests
of P. Dabney, who Is occupying one of
the Plimpton cottages at Seaview.
Otto J. Kraemer was a recent guest at
the Breakers.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I Kennedy, of Pitts
burg, Pa., accompanied by C. R. Doud,
of Boise, are at Shellburne Hotel.
Robert Wendllng has been a recent
guest with his mother, who has taken
the Elijah Cor ben beach home for Aug
ust. Occupying their Long Beach cottage
Is the A. Peaster family.
H. M. Wallace ,of Portland, accom
panied by Dr. George B. Wallace, of New
York City, were recent guests at the
Breakers. Dr. Wallace Is a brother of
Mrs. Louis Russell, who la at present
traveling In Europe.
Among the cottage arrivals over Sunday
were Benjamin Green, with his family, at
Seaview: James Crelghton, whose' family
is occupying the Glenn cottage: Frank
Keltkeniper, with his family. In the Al
litxd cottage, at Seaview; A. M. Haradon,
In the Harmon cottage, and C. W. Stin
ger, whose family are occupying the F.
A. Jackson cottage.
Dr. Gustav Baar'ls at the Breakers.
Recent guests at Sunset Hotel Include
D. M. Donough. J. T. Mallory, Frank
Saube, R. S. Carroll and James Lenty.
CROWDS GATHER AT SEASIDE
Popular Beach Thronged With Va
cationers on Pleasure Bent.
SEASIDE. Or.. Aug. 14. Speclal.) Sea
side, a veritable park in Itself. Is one of
the most attractive watering places to be
found, and Is enjoying an activity that
Is remarkable ' for the - backward beach
weather that Is predominating along the
coast.
The crowd at this resort on Sunday was
one of the largest ever known here, and
the delightful weather has accented the
Joys of an outing at this Incomparable
resort. At present a note of Interest,
both social and material, Is lent by the
fact that Battery A of the Oregon Na
tional Guard Is In camp here, with Colo
nel C. U. Welch In command.
At the Moore this past week have been
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kerr. Stuart Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs- Alma D. Katx. Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Schanx. Thomas Scott Brooke
and Mrs. Walter Honeyman.
Mondalay cottage has been reopened
and Captain, and lira, Gadsby. with their
daughter, Alice, are entertaining Captain
and Mrs. L. Veysey, Mr. and Mrs. u. J.
. Crook and their daughter. Dorothy.
Graham Glass and Graham Glass, Jr.,
were guests over Sunday at Seaside
House.
Dr. A. A. Morrison was an arrival at
the Moore recently.
Beatrice Evelyn Wilson, the child
pianist, with her mother, Mrs. H. L. Wil
son, is at Seaside.
Rhodalyn cottage has been opened by
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rummelln. .
Rev. John Dawson, with Mrs. Dawson
and; her sister. Miss N. Williamson, have
returned to Portland, after a fortnight's
stay at Seaside House.
Mrs. C. F. Adams has arrived at the
Moore for the remainder of the season
William Thompson is spending a month
at Seaside.
Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Locke, with their
daughter, Beatrice, and little son, Ed
ward, together with Edith Olds, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olds, who
Is the guest of Beatrice Locke, are 'here.
Mrs. H. Hanno and family passed
through Seaside last week en route to
Elk Creek, where they will occupy their
cottage through August.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wllmot and fam
ily are domiciled in their Seaside cottage.
Captain ' Orrin Kellogg is a guest at
Seaside.
Mrs. John C. Alnsworth, with her
charming little daughter, Katherine, have
arrived at the Moore hostelry for the re
mainder of the season.
Mrs. H. A. Hogue, of Boston, who was
formerly a Portlander, Is a guest of Mrs.
J. T. Grlswold at Seaside. Mrs. Hogue
will return In October to Boston.
Miss Anne Friendlich Is a recent arri
val at Seaside House.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wheelock were at
the Moore this past week. Mrs.-Wheelock
until last Wednesday was Miss Clint,
of Portland.
E. B. Merges and family have arrived
recently at their "Point Look Out" cot
tage. Mr. and Mrs.'C. E. Hoyt have Joined
the tenting colony In the Grove,
Mrs. Edwin Saxton and Miss Helen
Saxton are recent arrivals at Clatsop
Beach.
M. Mayer, of New York, with I. Lang.
were over-Sunday guests at Seaside
House. Mr. Mayer waa formerly a resi
dent of Portland and Is revisiting beach
points after an absence of 35 years.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Peterson are late
arrivals at their Seaside cottage.
E. E. Llllls, of Portland, wish B. H.
Ellis, of Helena, Mont., are spending
their annual vacation at Moore's hos
telry.
Dr. and Mrs. McLean are occupying a
cottage at Seaside during August.
A party of Seaside guests recently en-
Joyed the hospitality of Jack Proebstel
and Tom Dobson at an unique supper
and house-warming at their beach camp.
Those asked were Miss Edna Pearl
Luckey, Miss Hazel Holland, Miss Mar
garet Duboise, of Vancouver, Wash., and
Dr. Tom Ross, of Astoria. Mrs.' u illlam
Whelan was also of the party.
Dr. M. G. McCorkle, with Mrs. McCor-
kle and daughter, were recent arrivals
at the Moore.
William Bittle Welle has returned to
Seaside House, where he has been an
early season guest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dunbar and family
are Installed In their Dale beach resi
dence. Mr. and Mrs. G. Heltkemper have ar
rived to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Wascher in their cottage.
D. H. Quimby Is at Seaside.
Colonel S. R. Harrington, accompanied
by his granddaughter. MLss Ida Henshaw,
of Los Angeles, passed through Seaside
and were guests at the Moore while en
route to Cannon Beach, where they will
be guests' of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hacker, wltn
their daughter. Miss Hacker, are domi
ciled In Huckleberry Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Van Houten and
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son, who have recently returned from
Mexico, are occupying their cottage.
Mr. and Mre. Cecil H, Bauer are guests
at Moore's Hotel. .
Mr. and Mrs. James. 9. Davis are domi
ciled In their cottage the Gray Pine
Lodge at Seaside.
Mrs. John T. Allen, with her handsome
baby boy, Richard Gordon Allen, have
been guests at Seaside and North Beach
points the past week, returning with Mr.
Allen to Portland today.
Mr. and Mrs.: George P. Rate were
among the early season, arrivals in their
cottage "Ardmore."
Mrs. Ludwig Hirseh, who, .wfth her two
youngsters, Robert and .Amalie, are in
the Aloha residence, Is entertaining Mrs,
B. F. Goldman and her son Paul from
San Francisco. Miss Sarah Harris, who
has also been a house -guests for sLx
weeks at Aloha, returned this week to
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McPherson are
guests at Seaside House.
Mrs. Fielding Kelly is a guest of Mrs.
George Bruere In the Dayton cottage.
Mrs. A. McCalman Is occupying her
cottage at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Magers are domi
ciled In their cottage Beachwood near the
Necanicum.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Urper are occupy
ing their attractive Bummer home at
Cannon Beach.
Mrs. Gordon Voorhles is a recent ar
rival at 1 Pine Lodge.
Mrs. H. R. Everding, with her daugh
ter. Miss Carolyn Everding. are at Sea
side for a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wllmot and family
are domiciled In their Seaside home.
Mrs. Benjamin Holladay Is at Seaside.
E. B. White and family are occupying
the Swallow's Nest cottage on Ocean ave
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. C. Suva are late
arrivals In the Gamman's Beach cottage.
Mr and Mrs. James Muckle and Miss
Muckle are at the Moore.
Miss Harriet Tallant. of Astoria, has
arrived to be the guest of Mrs. Frank
Summerville, who is with' her mother,
Mrs. C. F. Knowles, in the Knoll cottage.
Mrs. N. Goodman has joined ner family
at the Moore for the season. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. Welch and family are
installed In their cottage at Necanicum
Nook.
Mies Marguerite Buehner has arrived to
be the guest of Miss Celeste Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. ivioBierman are at
the Moore Hotel'.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Prickett, of Spo
kane, are domiciled In their cottage near
the D. M. Dunne home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Al. Head nave ar
rived at the- Moore.
, Mr. and Mrs. E. Zimmerman are In their
Seaside cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Ioseley and daugh
ter have arrived at Moore's Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prudhomme were
recent guests at the Moore hostelry-
Mr. and Mrs. J. i . Aledermeyer and 1
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family were early arrlvalsat the Wood
cottage.
Mrs. diaries R Thompson, of Portland
with her guest. Miss Amy Fauret, of
Portland, are guests at tne Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mather, o'f The Dalles,
are occupying the Parmere cottage at
Seaside.
Miss May Hirsch has been a guest of
Mies Hilda Jacobs prior to her present
stay at Seaside House. Mr. and Mrs.
Isador Lang are guests at the Jacoos
home.
A party' of equestrians who arrived this
last week at the Moore, after an Inter
esting trio from Portland via North lam
hill and Tillamook Counties was composed
of Dr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Wood. Miss Ida
Loweriberg, Miss C. C.-Glisan. Miss Sally
Leadbetter and her guest,- Miss Emily
Stearns, of Boston,. Mass.; Miss Mabel
Lawrence, S. B. Lowenberg, R. L. G'.lsan,
Joseph P. Cronin, and Harry Kerron. All
the party with the exception of Mr. and
Miss Lowenberg, rode to -Astoria from
Seaside on Thursday, from where they
will ship the horses to Portjand. s
GEARHART SEASOX AT HEIGHT
But Very Few Cottages Remain Un
opened This Season.
GEARHART, Or., Aug. 14. (Special.)
It may be safely estimated that Gearhart
Park has reached the acme of Its beach
season. ' Very few of the cottages are
unopened and If families have remained
away from their Summer residences In
almost every Instance others have rented
and occupied them. Gearhart is noted
for its many handsome homes and "with
the guests from Kruse's Beach Hotel, the
social life at the Park Is one of Its many
attractive features.
Mr and Mrs. James B. Kerr and two
children are domiciled in the Krimble cot
tage at Gearhart Park.
Mrs. N. Hodgson is a recent guest at
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. S-t B. Llnthlcum and
familv have taken the Holt cottage, which
was "occupied by the Mark Gill and T.
"W. b. London families during July.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Grilley and family
are domiciled In the Stone cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Griffith are late ar
rivals in the cottage colony.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ragsdale are guests
at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Klrkwood. the handsome beach home of
Mrs. John Mackie. has recently been
opened and a merry house party Is in
progress. Among the guests are Mrs.
Mackie's niece, Mrs. John Jackson, of'
Condon. Or., with her son "Tarn" an"d her
baby girl "Babble"; Mrs. Chalmers, of
Forest Grove, and Miss Margaret Scott.
Mrs. A. Ttlzer has been entertaining
guests in Tilzeronia at Gearhart Park.
In the party were Misses Hattie, Louise
and Birdie Wise, of Astoria. Dr. Tilzer
was a week-end arrival.
- Mrs. W. K. Grace has arrived to be the
guest of her father, L. G. Pfunder, who
opened his residence at Gearhart during
the early season..
Mrs. M. A. Owen Is at Kruse's Beach
Hotel. :
Mr, and Mrs, C. M. Runyon are among
the Gearhart cottagers' who will remain
at the beach until September.
Lazarus Ackexman and Miss A. Acker
man are guests at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Whitney are receht
arrivals among, the cottagers at Gearhart.
Mrs. Thomas White and eon are guests
at Kruse's Beach Hotel..
Mr. and Mrs. L. Steffenson are doml
clled -in the Poppleton cottage.
Miss M. E. D. Deuth Is a guest at
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mrs. C. H. Fisher, of San Francisco,
has arrived to be the guest of Mrs. H.
J. Fisher In her beautiful new home at
Gearhart Park.
George O'Brien is a guest at Kruse's
Beach Hotel.
Mrs. L. C. Otto and her charming
young daughter. Miss Jeanette Otto, are
Installed at Gearhart Park in a cottage
for the month of August. Miss Amanda
Otto arrived on Monday for a fort
night's stay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sykes are occupy
lng the Mansfield cottage.
John Kohner has arrived at Kruse's
hostelry. '
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Baker and family
are domiciled in the Turner cottage.
Robert Bell Is a late arrival at
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Beckwlth are in
stalled in one -of the F. E. Beach cot
tages for the remainder of the season.
J. V. Rafferty Is a late arrival at
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mrs. F. A. Fischer, with her daughter,
Miss Elsie Fischer, has taken the Hagar
cottage for the rest of the season.
B. L. Aadms is a ' new arrival at
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Jordan V. Zan has been a recent guest
of Mr. and Mrs. David' Honeyman. Miss
Frances Wilson is at present enjoying
the hospitality of the Honeymans, who
are occupying one of the Kruse cottages.-
.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kerr and family
are domiciled In one of Kruse's cot
tages. Mr. and Mrs. 'William McKenzie have
taken the C. H. Dodd residence for Au
gust. Miss Amy Heltshu has arrived to Tie
a guest of Miss Kathleen Burns in the
handsome residence of W. J. Burns at
Gearhart.
Mrs. Mary E. Lincoln is occupying
the Reed cottage at Gearhart Park.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gaust, of Billings,
Mont., are at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
E. O. Spltzner is at Kruse's Beach Ho
tel. NEWPORT BEACH IS CROWDED
Many Good Times Enjoyed by Sum
mer Visitors at Resort.
NEWPORT, Or., Aug. 14. (Special.)
Energetic visitors have kept Newport a
live wire throughout last week. Glorious
weather permitted every kind of amuse
ment offered on land and water. Colonel
Hofer, Who Is among the visitors, modest
ly declines any credit for the "sunshine
and gazes passively at .the enjoyment of
the 3009 guests of the city, keeping an
anxious eye out for rain.
To enjoy a strenuous day at the beach
it is : necessary to rise early for break
fast Next comes a trip out over the bar
for deep-sea fish which ends in time for
luncheon. After that a horseback ride
to the lighthouse, four miles up the
coast, and on returning the visitor takes
his daily dip in the surf. Dinner is served
and then the dance at the Casino is on,
which Is followed by a bonfire on the
beach, when marshmallows are toasted
and nuts and jokes are cracked. Finally a
comfortable bed Is sought under the ex
cuse that the morrow must be prepared
for. With these entertainments accom
panied by brass band music, It would
seem that Newport Is not exactly Nthe
place for the rest cure in her busy Sum
mer season.
A. K. Slocum, of Portland, was m town
early in the week.
The Catholic Church social on Wednes
day evening at the Irvin Log Cabin was
the main public social event of the week.
Private parties of from six to 20 have
gathered in the cottages to play cards
and cook in chafing dishes when tired
of the glamor of larger crowds gathered
in the various public places of amuse
ment. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Langdon and
Miss Grace Langdon, of Albany, at the
Lang Den, are entertaining Mrs. E. D. .
Cusick and son George, Miss Christine
Pipe, of Albany, and Charles Piper, of
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Montleth, of
Albany, are entertaining Charles D.
Montleth and his sister. Miss Margaret
Montleth, of Albany, at their cottage.
Mr. and Mra A. N. Moo res and Miss
Althea Moores, of Salem, have opened
their Nye Creek cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moores, Gordon
Moores, Mrs. A. a Wells and baby, of
Portland, and Mr. Moores' niece. Miss
Myrlam Belt, of Spokane, are at their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tweedale, of Al
bany, are entertaining R B. Montague
and wife, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mason and Miss
Flora Mason, of Albany, are In their
cottage.
Ernest Gllstrop, a Eugene newspaper
man, with his wife, have been here on a
visit.
Colonel and Mrs. EL Hofer and family,
of Salem, have opened their Olsonvllle
cottage. '
Miss Ida Lee Kentner, of Medford, Is
visttln the W. B. Sternes family of Al
bany, at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs.' C. H. Fisher, of Eugene,
are at the Abbey House. Mr. Fisher,
who is proprietor of the Eugene Guard,
says Eugene people will not visit New
port this year - as they have heretofore
their horns city offering Summer attrac
tions also.
George E. Chamberlain, Jr., of Port
land, who has been hunting and flshlr.g
near Waldport, IB miles below, passed
through Tuesday evening en route to
his home.
Francis J. Heney, the San Francisco
prosecutor, was seeking seclusion and In
cidentally 8sh about Alsea Bay early In
the week, having bsen registered at
Wakefield's Hotel, Waldport. Mr. Heney
drove In from Corvallis and Intended to
go out by Florence and Eugene.
Judge Hamilton, of Roseburg, now hold
ing court at Toledo, spends his evenings
at Newport.
Mra Zeeber, of Eunrene, Is visiting Mrs.
Lydia Mcintosh at her cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Thlelson, of Salem,
are visiting their son. Edward Thlelson,
at his Summer camp.
Mrs. J. W. Smith, Miss Mabel Smith
and her cousin. Miss Hazel Smith. Miss
Vera Martin and Mrs. H. Ellis, all of Sa
lem, are at the Gatch cottage.
Among the Eugene people on the beach
were seen S. R. Flint, William Bell and
wife, Mrs. Harry Brown, George Mun
roe and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Litel!.
From Boise, Idaho, among others, are
John McMillan, wife and son. Mrs. J. T.
Pence, wife of Mayor Pence, and Harry
Nyman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wither and daughter.
Miss May Wither, of Lebanon, Or., are
entortainlrg Miss Naome Cowan, of. Al
bany, at their domicile.
Mrs. B. S. Judson and child, of Boise,
are visiting the D. P. . Masons at their
cottage, the Temple.
Judge V. S. McFadden, of Corvallis,
Is a visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, of Salem,
are seen daily on the beach.
- President Crooks, of Albany College,
and Mrs. Crooks are entertaining Rev.
Paul R. Hickok, of the First Presby
terian Church, Washington, D. C, and
Mrs. Hickok at their cottage. Render- v
voux.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cathey and daugh
ter, of Albany, " are In a cottage.
Professor and Mrs. T. R. Alderman and
Children, of Eugene, are at Rader"s
Camp.
Mrs. B. B. McKInney and children, of
Eugene, are In a camp for the Summer.
J. M. Nolan and family, of Corvallis,
are at the Damon Inn.
The Misses Salome and Judith Burn
stein, the Misses May and Evallne Big
ger, Miss Karle Read and Miss Karen
Davis, all of Portland, are among the
Damon guests. , Miss Salome Burnstlne
gave a watermelon party on the beach
the other night to 26 guests.
Mrs. F. E. Dunn, of Eugene, and
daughter, Lucile, are at the Rae Cabin
camp. Mrs. Chambers and Miss Minnie
Chambers, also of Eugene, are at the
same camp.
Judge J. A. Carson, of Salem,- has
Joined his family at the beach.
Dr. W. A. Cusick, of Salem, la on a
visit.
D. C. Bogart, of Portland, paid a fly
ing trip to the shore.
Twenty-one hundred and -eleven came
over on the boat last week..
NEW BEACH TAKES ON. AIRS
Ocean Sands at Columbia Resort
Overrun With People.
COLUMBIA BEACH, Or., Aug." 14.
(Special.) Frolicking, care-free people
are overrunning Columbia Beach in
larger numbers than ever, and now that
one of those Dutch mills and the pier
rnrclnrferl on Pncre S
&U.UMEB RESORTS.
THE HACKNEY COTTAGE.
Seaview, Washington,
NOW OPEN FOR SEASON.
Greatly Increased accommodations: all
newly furnished; home comforts; ex
cellent table board; delightfully and
centrally located; beautiful surround
ings; unsurpassed surf bathing. A most
desirable place for families. Write or
wire for fcpace or rooms.
P. O. Address, Seaview. Washington.
"A Very Delightful Place,"
NORTH BEACH INN
NEWTON STATION.
A Strictly First-Class Resort. .
All Rooms Large and Bright.
With Fine View of Ocean.
Postoffice and telegraphic address
. LOXG BEACH. WASH.
PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL .
L. P. Harreschou, Proprietor.
Unobstructed View of the Mighty Ocean.
Neatly furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Use of range for cooking; utensils
ira.
SEASIDE.
(Necanicum Station) OREGON.
Most Conveniently Located Rooming-house
on the Beach for Surf Bathers.
Rooms $5.00 Per Week and IP-
HOTR SALTAIR
... . - c.i.,1. C..
entrance to grounaa m. '-"V ,
tion. Open for the season. Make your
reservation early. Write for rates to
postoffice, Seaview, Wash.
JEWETT FARM RESORT, SsSSSSSf"
wOn the brink of the CoJambi 6ir;e Kutrnncitut
tS to $10 per Week Room. Tent, Cott&gvs. l4ion
j
ivound Irip U- & N. tickeia $12.30. I
Rs.es at Inn. $4 per day: $25 per week. I
Ad 'I regs Ootid rsn Inn. Hood River. Or.
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