THE SUNDAY (HIEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 29, 1909.
Gaiety at Coast Resorts Begins to Wane, Heralding
Season's Close.
TOURIST TIDE TURNS FROM THE BEACHES
IOXO BEACH. TMli, Ana;. 28. (Spe
cial.) With the first Autumnal
1 dAym this popular Summer resort la
teginnlns to uiumt an air of desertion
ind InaotlTity. Most of the cottiers
have returned to Portland, and the last
trip of the Potter, on September . will
iriuieas a Keneral exodus from the
beach, although there are still maoy
armjrstonlsta arriving to spend early
"esptembec at tiua unsurpassed paaort.
;The nombw of Portlanders and resl
; cents of Washington State who usually
:.pmd sotue porUon of their bummers
at the beach has been materially less
ened this year on account of their at
tendance at the A.-T.-P. at Seattle
.Howerer. In a Ifreat many Instances
' these people are coming with the tag
. .end of the season for a brief sojourn
by the seashore.
Miss Hazel M. Owens, of Minneapolis
Minn., has arrived to be the suest of
Mr. and Mr, John A. McQulnn in their
Lons Beach cottage.
Miss R. Gsns Is at the Shellburne.
Recent arrivals at the Chamberlain
Include Misses Marietta Ray. Irene D.
- Bar and Mildred Brown, of Portland.
B. J Smith Is at North Beach Inn.
Mrs. Frank B. Swayie. of Hermiston,
Or with her children. Doris and frank,
Jr'' are guests at Hotel Sunset.
Mrs J C Mann, who Is domiciled In
her cottage at Ocean Park, has with
her James Mann, her son, who Is a stu
dent at the O. A. C.
Mrs T. TV. Blelck and Miss Frelda
Blelck are fortnight guests at Hack
revs cottage.
Miss Dorothy Gill, who has been a
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. A. Mont
gomery, at Ocean Park, has returned to
Portland. ,
Miss Fern Tobyne Is at Hotel Sunset.
A recent party at North Beach Inn
comprised In Its personnel Mr. and Mrs.
F U Tobey and Mrs. A. M. Tobey. and
Ml" Essie Hall, of Portland: J. V.
Hall and Mrs. Hall Brown and son. of
Helena. Ark., and George Hall, of Kan
sas City. Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Holt have closed
their cottage and returned fo Portland,
accompanied by Mrs. Holt s father and
sister M. Poseom and Miss Rena Possom.
who have been their season Rutsis.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Newell and
vmtn Mill PhlllD. have been recent
ta t the Breakers.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hall, of Eldora,
Iau. with their son and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bvron N. Hall, of Gresham.
aihrt a. Hall, of Hillsboro. are
mr st the Chamberlain.
vi Marv Keleher Is at Hotel Sunset.
Councilman Conrannon and small
daughter. Helen Beatrice, arrived this
week for a fortnight's visit at Long
Beach, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. K. P. Murphy.
Miss I Prltchett Is a guest at the Shell
TiurnflL
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Evan are late
arrivals at the Walter E. Strauhle cot
tage, recentlv erected at Ing Beach.
Mrs.-J. H. Loutsson and charming baby
girl. Anne, have returned to Portland
after spending the season at the Break
ers. They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Louisson's mother, Mrs. Anna Xeu
man. of Freano, Cal.
Dr. and Mrs. William Koehler with
their daughters, Mrs. E. H. Cahalln and
Mrs. J. M. Birmingham, are occupying
' a cottage at Long Bemch.
Mr. and Mrs. a Silverfteld and their
daughter. Miss Ruby Silverfleld, are
guests at the Breakers Hotel.
Miss Ella Leggltt, of Detroit. Mich.,
who Is principal of a smart finishing
school there known as Miss Leggltt's
School for Girls, has been a recent guest
of State Senator Albee and Mrs. Albee
In their Seaview cottage at Holman's
station. M3sa Irene Albee, their grand
daughter, leaves this month to attend
Miss Leggltt's school.
Mrs. George Merritt and two children,
of Caldwell, Idaho, were recent guests
at N'orfh Beard Inn.
Miss Haiel M. Dolph and Jack D"olth
have been recent guests at Hotel Saltair.
Dr. and Mrs. Frances Freeman are
among the arrivals to spend September
In their cottage at Seaview.
Mrs. Fletcher Linn accompanied by her
guests. Miss Elisabeth P. Sawyer and
Miss K. Trimble, are among the recent
Breakers guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nlcolal left on
Tuesday for a brief visit at the A.-T.-P.
During their absence their small daugh
ter. Nancy, will remain with Mrs. Nlco
lal's mother. Mrs. J. De Revise, In their
Wlllet cottage at Tioga, which the fam
ily have occupied during the season.
Mr. and Mrs. George Herron are late
comers to the Grime's cottage at Salt
air station.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ewlng and chil
dren have returned to Portland, after
a sojourn at the Breakers hostelry.
Mrs. L. A. Richards, with her mother.
Mrs. Saxe. are among the late-comers In
the cottage colony at Holman's.
Miss Kathleen Holt has been a re
cent Breakers guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Villa are guests
of Mrs. George MeCabe at the Keelrr
pottage In Holman's. Miss I McKin
non has also been a recent guest at the
McCabe home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Judge are guests
at the Breakers. Mr. Judge having par
ticipated In the tennis tournament.
Miss Gertrude E. Ward of Robinson.
Canada, has been a recent guest at the
Chamberllan.
W. J. Matchette. of Ladue. Wash.. Is
at North Beach Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgnr Moss and Miss
Gertrude Trutter. of Portland, are guests
at Hotel Sunset.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ehrman. with
their daughter. Miss Emily, who have
been guests at the Moore Hotel at Sea
side, are sojourning at the Breakers for
the rest of the season. Their son. Mason
Ehrman. has been at the hostelry, com
ing down for the tennis tourney.
Miss Dngmar Ames Is the guest of
Mrs. W. H. Ormandy In the latter's Long
Beach : cottage. Fresh Air. Miss Fern
Osbom has recently been a fortnight
guest at the Ormandy's. .'
Mr., and Mrs. W. P. MeGarry. with
their children. Ruth, Giles. Mark and
Kathleen, accompanied by Mrs. Mc-
Garry's sister, MLss Lillian Ingalls, were
recent guests at the Shelburne.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S- Adams were over
Sunday guests at North Beach Inn."
Mrs. W. L. Ormondy and son, Billle,
are domiciled in the Lyons cottage at
Long' Beach. With them are Mrs. Or
mondy's mother and sister, .Mrs. F. H.
Grlswold and Miss Grace Grlswold.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Engelman and
son, Morton, were recent, guests at
North Beach Inn.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson with her hand
some young sons. Raymond and Claude,
are guests at Hotel Saltair.
Mr. and .Mrs. James Wiseman, Sr.,
have been recent guests of Mrs.. E-J.
Brown In her cottage at Seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Courtrlght and
Miss Rnth Courtrlght" are ' guests at
Hotel Saltair.1 I "
Mrs. H- E- Manning, with her sons,
Cyril and Arthur, are guests at Long
Beach.
Misses-Mine, and Ethel V. Cohen re
at Hackney's' eottage. -----
Mrs. P. E. Brigham is at North Beach
Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Larkln Shell, ac
companied by their aunt. Miss' Louise
Uuira, are at North Beach -lor-, fort
night's -stay. The party has recently
returned from an extensive trip through
the Sound cities, including the A.-T.-P.
Exposition.
Miss Amy Keen Is a recent arrival
at Sunset Hotel.
Miss May Heusner and Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Heusner have returned to- Port
land from the Breakers.
Mr. and Mrs. George Flchtner are
among the recent arrivals at Long
Beach. In the Clausenlus cottage.
Mr.' Morton D. Young, with her 1
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daughter. Miss Hazel Toung. and eon.
Clarence J. Toung. of Portland, are at
Hotel Sunset.
Ira Clerk is a fortnight's guest at
North Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Laughlln ,are occu
pying their Long Beach cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Burrage are at
Hackney's cottage.
Miss Evalme Ijoms Is the guest of
Miss ' Lou Killlngsworth at her Long
Beach cottage.
Miss Mary Hurley Is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. M. Hurley, who is domi
ciled in a cottage at Saltair station.
Misses Alice and Evangeline Sprague
are guests at Hackney's cottage.
.Mr. and Mrs. w. Jones have arrived
for the mid-September season at the
Walton cottage at Seaview.
Misses Margaret and Millie Levy, of
Portland, are recent arrivals at Hotel
Saltair. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sweeney have
closed their Seaview cottage and re
turned to their home in Hood River,
accompanied by Mrs. Sweeney's mother,
Mrs. R. Smith.
Miss Edith Sheehy has been hostess
at a house-party of Interest, Including
in Its personnel. Mr. and Mrs. William
Sheehv. Miss Lena Simpson. Miss Mil
dred Vail and Miss Genevieve Kelly. Miss
May Sheehy also arrived at the cottage
the past weeek.
Miss Sue Taylor, of Wellington Court.
Portland, has been a guest at the Break
ers for a few days.
Mrs. W. T. Slaughter and son are
guests at Hotel Saltair.
Mr. and Mrc. E. M. Dallas are recent
arrivals at Hackney's cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Versteeg are among
the recent cottage arrivals.
Mtes Abble M. Black has arrived to
be a guest at Hotel Saltair.
Miss Maud Mastlck has returned to
Portland after spending the season at
the Mastlck cottage, Alhola, at Seaview.
Mr, and Mrs.' F. R. Scham are guests
at Hackney' ' Cottage. "
H. W. Trueblood has been a recent
guest with Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Harmon,
In their Seaview home, Harmony Loaga.
Melvln Fell has returned to Portland
after a season at North ' Beach, and
will ' leave Immediately for a camping
trip on Hood River. - . .
Mr. and Mrs. P.. Dahney and children
have- closed ' their residence at Seaview
and returned to Portland. ' '
Miss Mabel A. Beck, has been 'a late
arrival at the Breakers hostelry. She
Is now sojourning at the Moore, at' Sea
aide. . . , . . . "
One of thei most attractive big bonfire
parties, of the; season was given last
Wednesday evening at Longj. Beach, with
the following beach guests as partici
pant; Mrs., C. B. Buchanan and son,
Cornelius, Mr. ! anil Mrs. .John A. Mc
Qulnn and their guest. Miss Hazel Owens,
of Duluth. .Minn.i Miss Elinor L. Roth
ermel, Mrs. Katherlne Pope, Miss IJoulse
Lavga. Mr. and Mrs. J.- Larkln Shell,
Edward- Jeffery and Howard F. Latour
ette: LateiMn' the week' the same party
motored to North Head.
Visiting Mrs. -G.: A. . Prasler at the
19fl. cottage at . Long Beach- are' Charles
L. Langdony wle-aad daughter , kather
lne, Hughes Boyler, of Portland, and Miss
Lilma' Heeger. of Seattle.
ISKASIDE SEASON"" KEEPS '
CP
Transient Guests Unusually Numer
ous at Popular Resort.
SEASIDE. Or., Aug. 28. (Special.) At
no time In beach history has Seaside en
Joyed a better patronage of transient
guests, week-end visitors and sightseers
whose only opportunity to view this
beautiful little beach must be made
hurriedly. The hoaCelrles have announced
no closing date, and the railroad officials
are equally optimistic regarding a good
attendance at Seaside until mid-September.
Many cottages, however, are closed and
the erstwhile occupants have returned
home, prior to the necessary preparations
for the oncoming school season. Most of
the younger set of boys and girls have
returned In anticipation of their departure
for various Eastern schools and colleges.
A few of the concessioners on the
Trail-like road that winds from the
bridge approach up the length of' the
old shell road have mitde startling and
wonderful auctions, rates and closing out
sales, and are preparing to flit with the
final closing of the season. Until that
day the skies are a medley of smiles and
tears, the natural attractions at the
beach remain undimmed, the surf bath
ing Is Incomparable, and people will con
tinue to find this resort a mecca that Is
unexcelled.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. M. Ashley, with
their sons, Roscoe and Willis, who have
occupied the P. L. Lewis cottage all sea
son, have returned to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goodman have
arrived at the Moore, where Miss Rese
Goodman and her mother, Mrs. N. Good
man, have spent the season.
Mrs. Dan J. Malarkey was called to
Portland last week on account of Mr.
Malarkey's illness. Mrs. Raleigh Stott
Is a guest at the Malarkeys' beach home.
Mrs. John L. Parke and the Misses
Parke are guests at Seaside House.
Miss Sally Lewis Is a guest at Ecola.
Mrs. Paul Kelty and young on are
recent arrivals at Seaside.
Miss Lulle Hall, of Portland, and her
guest. Miss Jessie Hill, of Chicago, are
guests of Mrs. William Kettenbach at
Seaside House. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hall,
with Misses Hazel and Ruth Hall, accom
panied by Austin N. Reeoe, of Spring
field, 111., have been recent g"uests at
the Moore Hotel.
Mrs. . N. J. Levtnson and Interesting
young daughter, Peggy, will' arrive this
next week to be the guests of Mrs. Edgar
B. Piper.
Mrs. James Gibson Is a guest of her
daughter. Mrs. J. K. Locke, in Lochaven.
Miss M. White, of Portland, with her
guests. Miss Clara Mennlng. of Winni
peg, Canada, and Miss Louise Mennlng,
of Duluth, is at the Seaside House.
Mrs. F. A. Gaddls has arrived to be the
guest of her mother, Mrs.( George Wil
liams. Dr. and Mrs. George O. Pelgram and
young son are guests at the Moore. Mrs.
Pelgram has recently been the house
guest of Mrs. W. F. Burrell In her cot
tage. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mitchell and fam
ily are occupying Butterfleld cottage No.
1 until mid-September. '
Mrs. Lera F. Snow and her son. Berk
eley Snow. 'are at Seaside House.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J.- Williamson are
guests at Seaside House.
Judge J. B. Cleland has returned to
his cottage at Seaside, where the Cleland
family have spent the Summer.
Thomas Very Ward has been a week
end guest with D. C. Pelton at Peltonia
cottage.
- Oskar Huber has Joined his family at
Seaside In . one of the Butterfield cot
tages.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans, with their
two small daughters, Mary and Alice,
with Mrs. Evans" mother, Mrs. E. Ball,
together with their guests. Misses Ella
and Seltlna Jeffery, of Chicago, were
recent guests at the Moore. The Misses
Jeffery are completing a tour of the
world.
Among the recent arrivals at the Moore
have been Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis Mead,
Mrs. G. F. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Hutchln. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burke
and child, Mrs. W. F. Stine and daugh
ter, and Misses Margaret and Helen
Hughes.
Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Frlssell, of New
York, with their three, children, An
toinette. Varlck and Montgomery, are
occupying the -beach residence of Mrs.
Walter F. Burrell.
Mrs. D. M. Glbbs, with Misses Adella
and Maud Glbbs, were among the recent
arrivals at the Moore.
Mrs. William Prudhomme has as guests
at her Seaside beach home, her mother,
Mrs. Mary Norden, and her daughter,
Frances Norden. The Prudhommes are
domiciled In one of the Foster cottages
in Hermosa Park, and will remain prob
ably until mid-September.
Mrs. Philip Cairns, accompanied by"
her niece. Miss Margaret Young, Is a
fortnight guest at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Bettman are at the
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H Austin, of. Shelter
Nook cottage at Hermosa Park, have
had as house-guests Mr. and Mrs. J.
Brough, of Rainier, Or., and Miss Marie
Boss, of Portland. 8helter Nook was
formerly the J. A. Fulton cottage, and
has been recently purchased by Mr.
Austin.
Miss Louise T. Schneider la the guest
of Miss Laura Hansen at the latter's
beach residence.
Mrs. M. H. Hurlbutt and Mrs. W. R.
Gregg are guests at the Moore.
W. H. Adams Is at Seaside House.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hummel, with
their attractive daughter, Miss Myrtle
Hummel, and their son Fred, are occupy
ing a cottage at Seaside and will re
main until mid-September. Edward C.
Sammons was an over-Sunday guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Hummel.
Mrs. M. A. Denlsin, of Portland, Is the
guest of ' Mrs. M. R. Coger and her
daughter, Miss Maude M, Coger, at Sea
side. Other guests to arrive recently are
Mrs. L. A. Tuscany and Mrs. ' William
Fasebinder, of Minnneapolis. On Friday
Miss Coger was hostess at a dinner party,
to which were bidden Mum M. A. Poff
reth, Miss B- Fowler, Miss I. Haws, Miss j
J. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, MIbs
Fleming, Mrs. M.' R. Coger and George
Enms, T. Grubbs, J. Montag and Will
iam Pancoast. '
Charles Barton ha been a recent vis
itor at, Elk Creek. .' .
Mrs. J. F. Griswold was hostess last
week at a smart dinner party- given at
Seaside Housed The table decorations
were very handsome and covers were
laid for six. Including Mrs. L. C. Walker,
of Forest Grove; Mrs!. Walter Hogue, of
Portland, and Misses . Elda and Leoa
Walker, of Lincoln, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Williams, accom
panied by W. T. Reed and the Misses
Marion and Grace Reed, were at the
Moore this last week.
Misses Nell Washburn and Marlon
Bowles are guests of Mrs. J. T. Bowles
at her Seaside ' beach home, the Vir
ginia. Other guests have been Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Bowles and son. Warde, of
Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. C. N. John
son, of Forest Grove, who have since re
turned to their homes.
Miss Agnes McDonald is the guest of
Mrs. Andrew C. Smith.
At Seaside House are Mrs. E. T. Will
iams and Miss Muriel Williams, with
Misses Hazelton, Eduyma and Clementine
Williams. Mr. Williams arrives for the
week-ends.
Dr. Charles A. Pfafflin, of Indlana.polls,
has arrived for the season's end at Sea
side House, where Mrs. Pfafflin has been
spending the Summer.
F. K. Arnold, with his daughter, Miss
Katherlne Arnold, is a guest at the
Moore Hotel.
R. M. Watson and his daughter, Gladys
Watson, are guests at Seaside House.
Mrs. C. R. Stewart and daughter have
arrived for a sojourn at the Moore.
Denny R. BIddle and Spencer Blddle
are recent comers to Seaside House.
Hallet Maxwell has been a recent
guest of Reed Rummelin and Is now a
guest of Dan J. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Litt, of Portland,
were recent ' guests for a week-end at
Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney B. Vincent, with
their two youngsters, Margaret and John,
are at Elk Creek.
Mrs. H. Thanhauser, of Portland, with
her guest. Mrs. R. Friedman, of Chi
cago, is at Seaside House.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. King are at the
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coburn and their
baby girl, Phyllis, are domiciled in a cot
tage at Seaside. With them is Mrs.
Coburn's mother, Mrs. M. Dirks, and Miss
Dorothy and Donald Dirks.
Mrs. J. K. Kollock and Miss Johnson,
of Vancouver, with Mrs. R. Kimball and
Miss Kimball, of Toledo, O., are at the
Moore.
Among those at the Moore during" the
past week are Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Bailey,
L. H. Tarpley, James B. O'Shea, Dr. S.
Lewis King, W. C. Cameron and Miss
Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Scott, Mrs.
Allen McCord and children, Mr. and Mrs.
William Mackenrle and four children,
M. N. McFarlane and Miss Edith O.
Baldwin. Mrs. J. H.- Cook and Miss Ma
rie Thorsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Dunlway will
close their cottage August 31, and with
their two sons will' leave on a trip to
Seattle and other Puget Sound points.
Benheart Risky is the gust of Theo
dore Palltzsch at .Seaside. .
Miss Lillian O'Shanghuesy Is visiting
her sister, Mrs.' Warren Blaney, at Sea
side. Mrs. Warren Blaney 10 entertaining
Mrs. Bugane Blaster and son at Seaside
for a few weeks.
EXODUS BEGINS AT NEWPORT
Summer Season at Popular Resort
Is on the Wane.
NEWPORT. Or.. Aug. 28. (Special.)
The tension of the Summer rush Is over,
as a general exodus from Newport is now
In progress, there being fully twice the
number of people leaving to the num
ber arriving. . Last week brought in
much fewer than 1000 all told. There
is generally a slump between the Sum
mer and salmon-nshing time, late in
September; however, the band continues
to play at the arrival of the boat and
the city is a long way from being dead.
J. M. Nolan, a prominent merchant of
Corvallia. who left for home with' his
family on Tuesday, said that the climate
at Newport this season, in bis opinion,
has surpassed that' of all previous sea
sons, and he has been coming here reg
ularly for years. The hotel proprietors
say that the past season has been a
good one, though shorter than that of
1908, and the crowd in general has not
been quite so large.
Mrs. E. D. Custck and Master George
Cusiek. who . have beon visiting Mrs.
E. W. Langdon at the Lang Den, left
for their home in Albany last Monday,
Mr. Cusick arriving to escort them home.
Miss Christine Pipe, also of Albany, who
has been Miss. Grace Langdon's guest,
left for home on Wednesday.
A. Duncan Monteieyi, who has been vis
iting the Nat Stevens', left for home to
day. Mlsa Margaret Montieth left on
Wednesday.
Judge Bean's family, of Portland, left
today for their home.
Hugh Gibbons, of Portland, left for
home on the noon boat today.
i Miss Claudine Rose, of Salem, Is visit
ing the Carsons at their cottage. An
other guest, Miss Bertha Eckerllne, of
Salem, left today for her home.
Miss Margaret Gray, of Seattle, spent
two days here this week the guest of
Miss Althea Moores. The A. N. Moores'
family leave for Salem next Thursday.
The C. B. Moores, of Portland, left to
day for their home. Gordon Moores left
last Monday. Mr. Chester Moores ar
rived on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barret, of Albany,
left on Wednesday for their home.
Mrs. William Barret left today with
her family for her home In Albany.
Miss Lucy Weatherred, of Hillsboro, is
the guest of Miss Faj'e Brown.
George Smith, of Eugene, Joined his
wife and her miher, Mrs. E. Huff, at
the Abbey House today.
F. E. Dunn, of Eugene, left for his
home on Wednesday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moores gave a
whist party at their cottage on Wednes
day night for their daughter, Mrs. Wells,
who is visiting them.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Meedale gave a
card party on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. A. Dent and Miss Tessa Dent,
of Portland, left for their home after a
protracted visit In Olsonville-on-the-Bay.
Francis J. Heney was In town over
Monday night, enroute to Portland from
a hunting-trip some 40 miles south of
here.
Misses Eliot Holcomb, John Failing,
J. S. Reed and Paul Gelsey, of Portland,
spent Sunday in Newport.
Lieutenant H. B. Hayden, U. S. A., is
a regular Sunday visitor. At present he
1 stationed at Eddyville, and will soon
move to Newport.
During the past week several automo
biles have drifted in and then out again.
The Misses Florence, Eva, Tennessee
and Lucy Weatherred; Robert Weath
erred and Frank Stotz, of Hillsboro, now
living at The Ace on Spencer Creek,
were In town .early in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Elgin and daugh-
ter.
of Corvallts, were in town during
Spend the Day at
ECTA'fA-nA P
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Sunday, August 29
Fare 75c Round Trip
Meals Estacada Hotel 50c
Ticket Office. First and Alder and Water and Morrison.
Trains leave East Water and East Morrison streets. First
train 5 :25 A. M 6 :55 A. M., then every hour.
Portland Railway, Light & Ppwer Co.
the week. Mr. Elgin has been fishins; at
Beaver Creek.
Miss Viola Crooks, of Albany. . with
Miss Francis Pursifull. of Portland, were
registered at Abbey's during the week.
The- Misses Henrietta and Carrie Har
ris, of Portland. arf visitors to the Bay.
Charles Lauer, Mrs. Sol Baum' and
Master Charles L. Baum, are over . on- a
visit.
Edgar M, Lazarus, of Portland, Is In
Newport.
GEAR H AR T NOW AT .ITS BEST
I'sual -Throngs of Autumnal Visitors
, Already Begin to Appear.
'gEARHABT, Or.. Aug. 28. (Special.)
This beach has pever been better pat
ronized at the fag end of any season
than it Is this month. Contrary to most
resorts a great number of the property
owners and vacationists who make Gear
hart their annual mecca, wait until the
mid-seasonal activity hae abated, and
arrive with the Autumnal days. Gear
hart has never been lovelier. The big,
beeautiful forests that skirt this incom
parable resort, are beginning to take on
their first changing tints of approach
ing ember months, and the cooling winds
and invigorating chill of rare morning
attract many who prefer this part of the
season for a sojourn at the big pond.
While many of the .handsome resi
dences at this resort are being closed,
and wear again c.ieir badge of desolation
with lron-bavred and boarded doors and
windows, it Is also noticed that the hotel
arrivals and transient guests are not
perceptibly diminishing, and it is eon
ceded that Gearhftrt Park will not write
"selah" after her season, for several
days yet to' come.
Miss Lora Cummlnps has been a re
cent guest of Miss Grace Honeyman and
Miss Mildred Honeyman. who, with their
mother. Mrs. James Honeyman, are oc
cupying a cottage at Gearhart.
Miss Margaretto Brooke is a guest of
the W. J. Burns family at Gearhart.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hutcheson.- with
their children. Howard and Corinne,
were recent arrivals at Kruse's Beach
hostelry.
Maxwell Wood is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. David noneyman.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rhelnstrom are guests
at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mrs. W. H. Markell and family are
domiciled In their Gearhart Park, home
on the ridge overlooking the ocean.
Mrs. Joseph K. Clark, of Los Angeles,
who Is a sister-in-law, of ex-Scnator
Clark of Montana, has been a recent
guest at Kruse's Beach Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton McCoy and chil
dren are occupying their Gearhart home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Talbot and their
young daughter. Jane, are guests at
Kruse's hostelry.
Mrs. John Mackie has as ier house
guest. Miss Burns, who is a sister of
D. C. Burns and G. J. Burns, of Port
land. Mrs. J. Canby and Miss Irene F. Canby
have been recent guests at Kruse's Beach
Hotel.
Mrs. A. J. Durand has arrived at Gear
hart to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
D. J. Durand in the Corning cottage.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Lindsay, of Portland,
have been season guests at Kruse's Hotel
at Gearhart.
Herbert Cook and James Clarke are
camping on River Beach, near the mouth
of the Neacoxle River.
Mrs. P. A. McPherson is at Kruee'a
Beach Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mofflt are occupy
ing a cottage at Gearhart.
A -recent party at Kruse's Beach Hotel
nnmnricMi in Its nftrsonnel. Mr. and Mrs.
James Appleby, of Portland, with Misses
Lucy and Pauline Appleby, and their
guests. Miss Hazel M. Merrill, of Chicago,
and Miss nene mun, oi oi.ia.wuw i y
Point, - la.
i - r. . rP. TCort TV Townsend are
recent arrivals among the cottagers at
Gearhart jfark.
Mrs. R. E. RInge, accompanied by Miss
Gwendolene Smith, of Pendleton, were
recently at Kruse's Hotel.
E C. Shevltn Is a recent register at
Kruse's Beach Hotel.
-Mica loin u'nr.hiAr. who nns been visit
ing with friends at Gearhart Park! has
SUMMER RESORTS.
STEVENSON
HOT SPRINGS
Hotel and Sanatorium
STEVENSON, WASH.
Reached by the North Bank Railway
or Dalles steamers; only two hours
from Portland, ami only two blocks
from depot at Stevenson. Plain. Turk
ish and Russian mineral baths. Ex
perienced bath attendants. First-class
hotel service. Electric light, steam
heat. New and modern. Rates rea
sonable. PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL
L. P. Harreschou, Proprietor.
Unobstructed View of the Mighty Ocean.
Neatly furnished rooms for light hou
keeping. Use of ranee for cooking; utanails
frea.
SEASIDE, (Necanicum Station) OREGON.
Moat Conveniently Located Rooming-house
on the Beach for Surf B&thera.
Rooms $5.00 Per Week and I. p.
Inouud trip U. 14. & N. tK:KCl8 ju. I
Hates at Inn, $4 per day; L5 per week. I
Ad-lr? rin'id CHip Tnn. Honrt River. Or
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