The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 21, 1910, SECTION THREE, Image 36

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Newspaper Page TextTITE SUXDAT OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND. AUGUST 21, 1909, 8 BEACH SEASIDE. Or.. Aof. JO. rSpctsl.) April weather ku visited Seaside thi week. Nothing could be more delightful than the bright, warm sun shine between abowera which have erred to pack the sand Into a good firm footing tor horse and man. The aunospbere la wonderfully cool and fresh and sort bathing under such con ditions Is absolutely of the best. This week-end Seaside waa visited by members of the "Hoo Hoo." who made themselres at home at Hotel Moore, where they banqueted and made merry to their heart's content. Large posters of im posing black cats decorate all the fences and ralllnga in Seaside, and . cleverly acted the part of advanre agents to their cause. Not only did the "Hoo Hoo" attract the Interest of Seaside dwellers, but a large dahlia fair, held at Seaside House, proved very successful. Seaalde House is well adapted by tts situation to fairs of any kind. The large campus in front of the buildings waa tilled with beautiful as ters, dalalea and aweet peas, to say aothlng of the dahilaa which were ex ceptionally well developed. Mrs. Van Houton. who has a cottage near the hotel, won the first prise. The aoll In that particular section of the country Is excellent for raising flowers, and Mrs. Van Houton showa remarkable patience and skill with hers. Not only were her dahilaa the best, but she won the prize for the best aaaortroent of flowers. Her sweet peas were very beautiful. Among the attractions at Seaalde this week waa music furnished by Leber's Juvenile Orchestra. which spent three days at the Seaside Theater. Fo. though the rain has fallen since last Sunday, it has not dampened the spirits of any who are making Seaside their home this Summer. Miss Alice Mulford la the ruest or Miss Marie Vanell at her Hermora ' Park home. "Klnnle Klnnlc Lodge." Clifford Moore Is the guest of his parents at the Moore cottage for a few weeks. W. H. Lake has returned to Portland after visiting at the "Marian" cottage. Jean Dunbar Is spending- the Sum mer at Seaside with her mother Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Cleveland are at the Cleveland cottage for the re mainder of the season. airs- E. M. Berger entertained a few fri-nda at Gearhart Saturday. Aire. Jandorf. of Frankfort-on-the-Valne. who waa a recent guest at the Flelschner cottage, has now left Sea side. Mr a. S. C. Eastmaa waa called to Portland suddenly this week by the 111 sees of her father. Dr. C. J. Smith, of Pendleton, left Thursday for Portland, after a short visit with friends at Seaside. Mlsa Etahel Marsh Is visiting Miss Cha-lotta Reed at Beachcroft for a week or two. Carolyn Kohler and Elisabeth Dled rlcha and Miss Loretta McNeil spent last week at Seaside. Miss Imogens Rafferty has arrived for a visit with her uncle. Charlea Rafferty. who Is occupying a cottage at Seaside Mrs. J. W. Mullln. of Roseburg. re cently arrived at Seaalde to spend the remainder of the Summer with her daughter. Mr. J. E. Ransom. Ira Powers spent the week-end with )ila wife and baby at their cottage In Herraosa Park. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Logan have returned to Seaside after a week's visit la Portland. Mr. and Mra. E. E. Wright and son. John, have returned to their home in Walla Wela. after a three weeks sojourn at the Seaside soma of Mrs. J. E, Ransoms. Tr. and Mra Tom Smith and son, Malcolm, apent a few days at Seaalde laat week, but have bow returned to Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reese are spending a delightful vacation at Seaside. Colonel Henry E. Doech and Mra. Doech. guests of Mrs. Amanda Kerr, have recently returned to Portland. Mrs. J. H, Aiken and two children are bow the guests of Mra Amanda Kerr. Mr. Aiken was a week-end visitor. Mrs. M. M. Johns and son. FT Ink. are visiting with Mrs. M. C Bowles, at Virginia cottage. Mlsa Louise Watson, of Portland, is spending a couple of weeka with friends in Seaalde. Mr. and Mra. E. O. Caufleld, of Ore gon City, spent the week-end at their bouse on the board walk. Mra. W. B. Wiggins and children, et Portland, are spending the week at Ne canlcum Inn. E. A. Frailer and family, of Ontario. Or., are spending a week at Seaalde. A. Meresse spent a few days with his parents at Seaside Inst week. Captain and Mra William Oadaby and daughter. Alice, have postponed their Victoria trip and have returned to Seaside. Walter Anderson is a guest of the Oadabya for a week. Miss Luclle Dunne entertained the following young women at luncheon last Tueeday: Josephine Cronan. Mary Cronan. Mildred Morgan. Margaret ' Webber. Haxel Therkelsen Mamie Dunn. Ines Stockton. Marie Vaaees. Alloa Mul ford and Ruth Dunne. Miss Gertrude MaokeL of Tacoma, Is visiting Mlsa Doric y Eloaanlaub for a few days. Harvey Van Dyk spent th week end with Frank Eichenlaub. Mrs. Frank Ford and daughter. Fran ces Ford, and Mra. W. Drewerey are the guests of Mra H- G. Drewerey. at -Reet-a-Whlle" cottage. Mlsa Elisabeth W 1111a la visiting Mrs. WIU Prudhomme for a few days. Miss Leon Cass Baer la spending a few days at Hotel Moore. Miss Gladys Lang returned to Port land Monday, after a week's visit with Miss Margaret Malarky. Mrs. Charlea MacDonald, who has been spending a delightful vaoatloa at Seaalde, returned to her home la Port land lately. Mlae Marie Zimmerman. Is a guest of Mrs. Therkelsen. at her home. "The Rocks." en the boardwalk. William Pennington spent th week end with Tom Dodson at th Dodson cottaga I Mra. Elfrieda Heller Welnstela Is visiting her sister. Mra J. Lautersteln. for a few weeka Mra H. N. Heller, of San Francisco. Is also a guest of Mrs. Lautersteln. Dr. Tom Ross, of Astoria, spent a y in Seaalde on bla way home from Tillamook. Ford Tarpley spent a few days at Hotel Moore last week. Mr. and Mra Paul Weaalnger have opened their cottage for the season. Mlas Mllla Weeslnger and Paul V7 eas ing r, Jr.. have joined their parents, after spending some times as guests at a house party at Wamllltho. given by Miss Dorothy Hoi brook. Howard Word spent a week In Port land, but haa again joined his family at Seaside. Mra T. M. Word returned to Portland Monday evening. Mlaa Charlotte Harntsh, of Annie Wright Seminary, is a goaet of Mlaa Hasel Small. Mra S. O. Hughe has returned to Forest Grove, after spending several weeka with her daughter. Mra Larrl more.. Walter Rutherford and A. B. Manley. who visited Seaalde at the Elks" con vention, remained over the week, but xtav bow returned to Portland. Claude Ford Is expeotsd aooa at Sea side. Philip Bart returned to Portland Moo- RESORTS STILL POPULOUS SJBW II 7i ..t V ' S kw v 1 el ... L'T f. 'SJ' X lSW'i. J D m - " . . v.. .... v . i-V ' : . ,: .- : : yv 11 l.- t &mM - Ml day evening, after spending th week end at Seaalde. George Parker Stanley and Frederick Kribs spent a few days at Seaalde last week, but have returned to Portland. Mra C. B. Altchlson is among the number who have left Seaside for Fort land this week. Mra James Graham and family, wno have been at Seaside on month, re cently returned to Portland. B. F. Llnd was another Seaalde vis itor over thai week-end. Mlsa Vera Patterson entertained at luncheon last Wednesday. The fol lowing vouna women were present: I Helen Snyder, Gertrude MockeL Mra I Frank Eichenlaub, Mary Otten. Dorothy Eichenlaub. Edna Patterson and Mra William rattarson. Mra E. Schalrer has as her guest Mis Alberta Ksaaft. at her camp In the grova Manning Martin, of Tacoma. has been a guest at the Brlght-Bols cottage this week. Mr. Martin returned to Portland Monday evening. Miss Mar garet Du Bo Is spent a few days in Portland last week. Wallao Eaatham, of Vancowar. Is stopping at Looksley Hall for a few weeka William Prodhomm spent th week end with his family at Seaalde. F. H. Powers spent th week-end at the Moore. Judge and Mra Willis have opened their cottage. "Nletllte." In the grova Mra Roscoe Ashley and her two sons are their guesta ' Lloyd Dietrich and Leonard Schroe der speat a tew days at Seaside on their way to Tillamook. Mrs. - Edgar B. Piper went to Port land Saturday to attend th fan oral of th lata Harvey W. Scott. Miss Barbara Crocker haa returned to Portland, after visiting at Seaside and Gearhart. Mlas Maleta Ward returned to Pot land on Thursday, after a short visit with her sister, Mra Walter Honey man. Miss Judith Anderson, who has been the guest of Mra Amanda Kerr for th past two weeks, returned to Port land last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Webber axe chap eroning tho Webber Juvenile Orches tra on its trip about the beaches Colonel David M. Dunne epent the week-end at his new Seaalde homa Mra George Bates haa opened her home In Hermoea Park for the re mainder of the season. Bruoa Bates is with his mother. Mis Doris Clark and Miss Jessie Ambrose are guests of Mra Bates. Mr. and Mra John RoOock spent several days at th Moore. Tom Kerr Is expected by his mother. Mrs. Amanda Kerr, at Seaside soon. Miss Adina Llbak Is at the cottage of Mra C C Wise for two weeka Mlsa Mildred Scott has returned to Portland, after visiting friends at Sea side for a few weeka Mra Jack Proebstel spent th week end at the home of Tom Dobson. Miss Zola Parker and Mlsa Katherine Hart spent the week at the home of Miss Parker's sister. Mra Honeyman, near Ilwaco. but have now returned to Seaside. Miss Psrker expects to leave aoon for Boston, where she will attend school. Hotel Moore Register From Port land: W. E. Com an. A. H. Maegly( A. W. Lafferty. Miss S. R. Eada, Mra R. E. FanalL William H. O'Neill. Mr. and Mra J. A. Wlekoff, Marie Stetson, Marine Stetson. Genevieve Ward. D. W. Ward. Aubrey H. Bond. Bert Clemens, Miss L T. Thruter. Fred Gomes, Mr. and Mra Paul McKercher, A. P. Milne. Mr. and Mra J. T. Smith. Max H. Han sen. Q. A. Griswold. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Teon. Miss Joaie Pellon, James W. Pellon. Graham Glass. Mr. and Mra John L, Power. T. D. Butler. T. W. Alexander. K. E. Remington. W, E. Lambert. Mr. and Mra r. T. Mead. Mr. and Mra J. W. Aiaeley. F. H. Powers. C Birchen. B. R- Everdlng. J. B. Et tlnger. C 8. Wlfleld. William Porter, Mr. and Mra Clyde Evans, Vlolette Evans. W. D. Roe, J. H. Scott. W. H. Tevian. C F. Jonea L. A. Toung. C D. Moorehead. E. J. Aley, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baxter. O. H. Kastilahn. Mr. and Mra David Davis. G. M. Cornwall. J. T. Thompson. Claode E. Page. H. C Hamer. R. M- Cross. R. S. Hiighes. Mr. and Mra, J. H. KoUock. C H. Davids. f.:;- ... S:fj- ' v us v ' V X. . . '-5T Jr, E. J. Btagg, Mra Max Hauser. F. F. Fargo. E. H. Carlton. Mr. and Mra Charles Hawthorne, C. F. Wagner. J. W. Porter, Miss A. Johnson. Thomas Nolan, G. M. Rosenthal. J. R. Wlekoff. T. J. Noland. T. W. Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. H. Holman. W. B. Streeter, E. S. Miller, Mra Harry Nlcolal. Martha De Bevolse. Margery Schwab, Mra C Brlcher. Mra A. C. Schmeer. Graoe Lancaster. Mra W. W. Gordon, Dr. W. A. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shertill. Captain and Mra C M. Alden. Ford Tarpley. H. K. Dent. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. 8 tine, George P. Stanley, f red a. Kribs. R. C Harms, James A. McPher- eon. 8. H. Tlbbeta, H. H. Haskell. Mra W. E. Cottel, Edyth Ogden. Mrs. W. E. McCord, Lillian Dyer. Leone Cass Baer. A. B. Manley. Mra I B. Darden. Mra Charles Holman. Miss Florence Holman. W. R. Anderson. Mr. and Mra J. T. O'Dorman, Mrs. G. W. Acton, J. H. Mourfteld. Mra B. S. Mysra R. H. Kaltx. T. M. Kimball. W. A Craft IL M. Geren, M. Maxwell. Milton Frohman. Mlnot Davia From Astoria: Mrs. B. Van Duaen. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Howard, J. L. Turner. M. R. Pomeroy. From Boston: G. M. Fife. W. R. Leonard. From Walla Walla: Mr. and Mra F. a Dement, Mr. and Mrs. B. Dement, C W. Sharp stein. Mra A. P. Lemon. Mr. and Mra J. A. Cooka From Chicago: Mra H. Van Slyke. H. 8. Mervla G. W. Combs, B. F. Becker. J. S. Morrill. From San Francisco: Mra F. West dahL Mra W. W. Wadlelgh. L. A. Wll helm. A McCahnan. From Centralis: B. T. Schoffer. From Hood River: L. E. Bartmess.. From Spokane: C A Carey, Mr. and Mra John D. Porter. At Lockaley Hall: From Portland Mr. and Mra E. O. Herring. M. A WU klna, Robert Schubert. Horace Wilson. N. C JoyaL R. W. Elklna, Jewel Nash, J. Brltlng, Anna Weiss, R, Gulllard. Mra E. F. Balrd. Mra H. Fick, Mr. and Mra P. P. Fisher. Mrs. M. Duvall. Edith Duvall, Gladys Duvall. Mra J. L Adams. J. P. Harrison, Jane Harrison, Myral Harrison, A. Friedman, Haxel Van Avery, Francises Bliss, Gay Kelly. Mildred Van Avery, Zalie Colson. Ethel Pascal. Bonlta Henry. Russell Kelly, Robert Pojenberger, Ellsworth Rickets, Fred Norby, Mr. and Mra A D, Web ber, O. Keehu. Mr. and Mra J. J. Howes. Mrs. Kntnar, Mra M. Weiss, Harold Wetsa Mra H. A. Hala. L. L HubbelL K. Wakasuje, Clyde Evans. Mr. and Mra W. E. Cummlnga, Mrs. O. M. Jacobsen, Ethel Yerkea, Bessie Davla T. W. Johnston. Mlsa MareL Mra Carter. Mra Emerson, J. A La Viva R. Citron. Mr. and Mra IS. A Obensham, Mr. and Mra John L Powers, J. N. Por ter, F. F. Fargo, Mlnot Davis, Mr. snd Mrs. W. D. Arnold, Fred Ar nold, A M. Stanch field, Mlas Ella Bat tleeon. Evelyn Fisher, Luela Fisher. C H. Marrlln. Mrs. R. M. Hall, L L. Win ters, D. F. McOowan. J. A. Horan. C. P. Curry, F. W. Burnett, T. J. Scott, G. E. Dolph, Mr. and Mra Jack Hunan, Carl Taylor, Mr. and Mra Paul McKucher, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Henkle, Mra W. G. Hod son. Mr. and Mra A. B. Salmon and child. Astoria C P. Wright, Frank Ham lin. G. P. Ralston. C. P. Zlgler. R. E. Carruthera James Bremner. South Bend A. L. Bartlert. Seattle Eugene Cku-k. T. Smith. M. Smith, D. Smith. J. A. Malar key. John Malarkey. W. A. Stratton. Hamilton Batterman. Colonial Hotel: From Portland Donald Henderson. Mra Fullerton. Mrs. Fannie B. Wilcox. Mrs. Grace Lueslng, Gertrude A Orth. Donald Myers, Mra Lula Myers, A. Aakeland. A. W. Chancy. Ortn Chancy. Mr. and Mra William Shearer. Theodore N. Cueelng. Mr. and Mra Charles Ben nldiet. P. Hoffman. Mr. and Mra George J. Behalf er. H. J. Morrow, B. W. Rob erts. G. Hofetrand, Miss A. TlUman. A. W. Bianey. A W. Battel. Ralph Howe. Roee Gillette. Julia Gillette, Fred Patter son. George L. Tlchner, D. L. Thrlg, J. F. Lucks. W. R. Knight, A Hallnger, D. W. Blind. Mrs. M. B. Ejy. Mrs. C. G. Church, Mra W. E. Williams, E. L. Hawks. R. O. Burgess. B. H. Terry, a W. Masher, Joe SehnelL Carl Taylor, Mra A Evana Hood River Zellah Bar ker, J. H. Fredeiioka J. G. Ogt. H. L. Carter. J. MerrU. Rainier S. R. Soreiand. Spokane Carl E. Emery, Mra John Levy. lis Levy. Dalles Floyd Jennigan. Gertrude Stuneck. Seaside House. From Portland F. C. Hagemann. John Eckcuna, F. R Mead. R. S. Flack. Joe Baum, J. C PFeJmore. F. J. Nolan. G. W. Caldwell and family. Mr. and Mra J. F. Wallaoa, Constanoe Woodward, M. O. WUhem. M. L. Hen dry. L. V. Van Dandy. Miss M. S. Haw- j 4 "... , : 7 J AfT. i ,r of klna Miss H. C Falling. A. J. Bowerman, Mrs. F. J. Daviesi, Mr. and Mrs. a. u. Rowan. Mrs. F. S. Myers. Miss Holman, Miss Kate Holman, Mr. and Mrs. George Tailor. L. B. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Russell. Mr. and Mrs O. M. Prlngle. Mlsa Pberue Miller, Charles Jj. wnixman, Stuart R. Strong. Mr. and Mrs. J. C Veazle, Mary' Hewett, Christine Madsen, Mra L. J. Barber. Marcus Peel, R. B. Hlna O. C. Riches, A C. Graham, James Evana Astoria W. E. urime-i, Mrs. vi. Wlngate, Mrs. B. L. Waret. Mra. L. L. Ball. H. 8. Reed. Mrs. J. C. Clinton, L. Pllklngton. Eugene Arthur end Sadie Clinton. Los Angeles Prue Rowan, Mr. and Mra W. F. Burney. Seattle Mra H. B. Woolaey. Mlsa Woolsey. Lorenzo D. Woodruff. Hotel MoGuirec From Portland J. S. Shlelda Mra M. C Evana Lina Evans, Edna Evana Mra H. M. Bigelow. Lester Brown. Abraham Graham, H. P. Kim ball, Samuel G. Dillon, Charles H. Mann, William Helgeeen. H. P. Helfel. W. M. Donald, Bertha McDonald, F.' D. Flora, Mrs. Flora, J. N. Howes, J. W. Green. George C. Hagner, J. M. Riggs. W. L. Mellck, John F. Beall. Fred Leekley. H. Relfel, J. R. MoClure. Mr. and Mra R. S. Lowthar, O. C. Blgelow, William D. Dal ton, I. N. Howea Kelso W. H. Gur ley, W. X Deaver. Hood River N. C. Gumma, Ray Evana Astoria N. Grant, D. Delehaulpy. SURF BATHXXO IS POPULAR. Xot a Drowning Has Occurred at Colombia Beach. COLUMBIA BEACH, Aug. SO. (Speo lal) Surf bathing has been most pop ular at Columbia Beach this season. At the correct stage of the tide there is an average of 150 bathers, and two or three dozen are always coming and going down the board walk. The beach is perfectly safe and Columbia Beach is rightly prond of Its record of not a single drowning. Frank Hornby and friends have made all the hikes and jaunts in this "nock of the woods." The Oregon Baptist Summer Assem bly had a large attendanoe and was successful from all standpoints. The programme was especially strong un der the direct supervision of Miss Mlllspaw and Rev. Mr. Parker. 0 Rev. J. Whltcomb Brougher of Loa Angeles was one of the principal speak ers at the Baptist convention. D. K. Ilef has completed and Is now occupying his new eight-room cottage near Fifth street. A. V. Beesley and family have been making things merry about their Sum mer camp for the past two weeka D. J. Russell has been a frequent visitor at the beach of late. Mrs. Walter Fortlner of Portland has been a guest of Mrs. Dolan. Professor L M. Walksr and family have left after a two months' stay at the beach. Mra S. L. Roberts and children have a moat attractive tent house. The tent olty at Columbia Beach is the most popular feature among all the Oregon beaches. The tents have been Oiled all season and a great many people could not get accommodations notwithstanding the fact that ttis capacity and equipment has been doubled over that of last season. The late arrivals at th tent olty are as follows: D. A. Hood and family, of Sand Point, Idaho. George Robertson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Muhard, C A. Studebaker. of Chehalla Wash.. H. E. Hanley, of Hermiaton, H. RundelL W. B. Ham mond. Mra Sutton and daughter, Wil liam Nolton and family, E. H. Hart wig. W. R. Frerlchs and family, of Me Minnville. Or.. Mra J. H. Oliver. E. Wogy, of Arleta. and A. Vaster and family. Mr. and Mra Webber and their 13 mi 1 AWet( I ; " filSlM ' mmm children composing the orchestra have made things merry about the tent city. The children just left for Astoria where they will give several concerts before returning to Portland. The orchestra has been a most popular attraction at the beach and is already scheduled for a couple of weeks next year. Those departing from the tents the past week are the following: H. 3. Cook and family, H. A Walker, L B. Castner, of Hood River, D. M. McPhaeU Miss Sutton, and E. W. Amesbury and family. Among the late arrivals at Columbia Beach Hotel are the following: F. M. Hinds, of Dixie, Idaho, Pro fessor and Mra William Wilder, Anna F. Christofferson, of Taooma, Mra H. M. Beckwlth and son, Mra J. G. Bryne, of Spokane, Katherine Bryne, of Spo kane. Mra D. A Bodewlch, of Chicago, Miss Adele Dohany, Miss Katharine Kelline, of Counoll Bluffa George W. Wunder, and family, O. S. Worden, Mra Anderson, William Worzer, of Vanoouver, Wash., 3. B. Castner and wife, ef Hood River, A Whitehead and daughter, Grace Pruther, Mra. I. B. Pruther, G. W. Ralston, of Astoria, Jessie Swont, A L. Wedsworth, of Pasadena, A. W. Donaldson, of Hllls boro, C Rhodes and wife, W. W. Mot rin and wife, W. C. Dalver, of Reno, and Mra X. E. Kelsoll. of Seattle. BEACH SEASON IS AT HEIGHT Tennis Tourney at Breakers Inter ests Coast Visitors. NORTH BEACH. Wash., Aug. JO. (Special.) The season on the Washing ton coast is -now at its height. The ho tels are full of happy people glad to be away from the cares and worries of busi ness and the city. All along the beach Veen interest is displayed in the com ing tennis tournament soon to be held at the Breakers. Much Interest is als taken in the weekly practice at the life saving station near Ocean Park. eVarge crowds from all points on North Beach congregate to watch the maneuvers of the skilled crews who put out through the breakers in small boats and' courage ously display their nerve and training. Social life from Seaview to Ocean Park is very active Just at present. Pleasure parties are always In order and one of the most unusual of the season occurred at Tioga last Tuesday. It was a chil dren's party, given in honor of the birthday of little Miss Margaret Spenoer by her mother. Mra Arthur Spencer. Games appropriate to young persons were Despite Waning of Summer, Many Oregon Resorts Are Still Filled With Pleasure Seekers. played and Margaret' Conroy and Aiteen Cooke were prize-winners. The follow ing guests were invited: VlrglnlaTuttle, Fenton Spencer, Arthur Spencer, Mar garet Conroy, Martha Conroy, Aileen Cooke, Virginia Cooke, Jane Cooke Bart ley Conroy. Bert Bernard, Mrs. Conroy and Dr. and Mrs. Tuttle. Seavlew is very lively Just now. Many young persons make merry with dancing parties and bonfires on the beach, while elder and more sedate members of the Summer community have card parties and luncheons. Mra J. B. Hibbard re cently gave a bonfire for her guest, Mr. N. M- Sloan. Mrs. Hibbard and Mrs. Sloan expect to return to Portland very soon. Mrs. T. N- Dunbar and Miss Dorcas Dunbar left Seaview for Portland Mon dav after two weeks at the beach. Mr. and Mrs T. B. Wilcox and Clair Wilcox recently closed their home in the Willows and are now in the city. Mrs. H. C. Albee and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Albee are expected at Seaview by the end of the week. Dr. and Mrs. J. T- Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carse returned to Portland Sunday night after a week at Sea view. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Flock and son, Robert, also returned recently to the city. Mrs. G. R. Percival and son, of Van couver, Wash., are occupying one of the Walton cottages for the rest of the season. Mrs. W. W. Plimpton, who has been spending a week in Portland, is again with her family at Seaview. Mrs. Ben Green and daughter, El seen, have returned to their home Jn Portland? Mr. and Mrs. W. Melvin Plimpton are with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Plimpton in "Snug Harbor." Margaret Getx and Laura Davis, who have been at Salt Air for a fortnight, have returned to Portland. ' Lloyd Bavley Is the expected guest of Mr. and Mra Frank Harmon. Leonard Strelblg, Walter O'Donnell, Carl Emmons, Ronald Mcintosh and Earl Mcintosh went up Bear River for a two days' trip this week and had a great time. Irving Lupton, whom Bruce Stuart has been entertaining, recently re turned to Portland. Don Stewart also returned to Port land this week. Dell 0Hanlon spent Saturday in Sea view as the guest of friends. Orme Dowllng, who has been at North Beach for some time, returned to the city this week. Hanover Deady spent the week end at Seaview. Lawrenoe and James Mann are at Sea Croft for two weeka K Miss Hazel Crook baa been a recent ruest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston. Miss Cook has re turned to Portland, C W. Stinger spent th week end with his family at Seaview. D. L. Povey also spent the week end with his family at the Plimpton cot tage, H. Klosterman and family are estab lished In th Klosterman cottage for August. Mis Julia Murphy is visiting Miss Flavla McDonnell at Seaview. Miss Alts Cox, who has been visit ing Mlas Miriam McDonnell, has re turned to Portland. Vanoe Wolverton and Ralph Hay wood, of Spokane, arrived In Seaview Monday after making the intervening distance in their Chalmers "SO." - Miss Louise Flournay, of Spokane, is a guest at the Hayward cottage. Cecil Hodge is visiting Ralph Hay wood. James A. Patterson, who has been spending the season with his parents at Seaview, has recently returned to The Dalles. Miss Mabel Starbird. of Portland, after spending a week at Seaside is now a guest of Miss Louise Hagner at Mrs. William Harder is spending a few days In Portland but expects to return to Seaview. Stuart Harder la a guest of his mother, Mrs. William Harder. Mra N. McNamara and Mrs. E. De vaney entertained a few friends at "600" in Mrs. Devaney cottage at Sea view last Tuesday. Mra George McCabe and family re turned to Portland Friday. Charlea R. Levy Is spending a week with his family at Seaview. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Maney, Mra p. u Hlgglns and Mra M. H- Sheahan are visiting at "Sea Park" oottage with lira James Maney. jlrs. Helen Ladd Corbett has re J 1: 1 A ':uMs - S " W.iyyy :1kJL.-...&kX... ." 13 ..&?'.-'3v: m turned to Portland after spending sev eral weeks at her home In the "Wil lows." The following young persons made up a party to Fort Canby Wednesday: Genevieve Kelly, Edith Sheehy, May . shuhv Xfarirnret Sheehv. Margaret Flsk, Edith Levy. Earl Latourette, W. Johnston, Harry Levy and FranK tinea. Miss Bessie Zldell is spending the week at Hackney cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Wagner returned to Portland Wednesday. Martin Schacht Is spending two weeks with his family at Seaview. Chauncey Collins and Dennis Collins have returned to Portland. Arthur Sweet, of Salt Lake City, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Emma Sweet Hart. Charles Loedlng has been spending two weeks in Portland but has now returned to Beach Center. Mrs. L. M. Levison and daughter. Wanda, are in Portland for a few days. Helen Peters arrived at Seaview Wednesday. Jesse Garrett Is a guest at the home of Mrs. Jasper Hall. Mrs. Leon Sweet and Mrs. Sol Hart have recently returned home. ' Mrs. Harry Meier expects Mrs. A. Simon and Miss Mabel Beck as guests soon. Miss Ada Lavenson is a guest of Misa Madeline Stone. A walking trip to Fort Canby, con sisting of the following persons, took place last Monday: Mrs. H. C. Hayword. Miss Margaret Hayword. Marie Hay word. Ralph Hayword, Miss Louise Flournoy, Miss Hodge, Cecil Hodge, Miss Klosterman, and Vance Wolver ton. Mrs. W. V. Mann and son Harold -re In a cottage at Seaview for th-i Sum mer. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce Rea are In the Kadderly cottage at Seaview for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mra Fred Page, who have been spending the Summer at Long Beach, returned to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warrens are at Tioga for August. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Starr have the Barnes cottage for the seascn. Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bernard and son Bert are domiciled In their Tiog-. home. Madam Frost has been spending a week at the Breakers. Dr. James Rosenfeld has been a guest of Mrs. Isam White for a few days. Miss Ruth Rosenfeld has returned to Portland. Alvin Courtney spent four days last week at North Beach Inn. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Brady, daughter Frances and son .Tames returned to Portland Thursday, i Florence Striei is visiting at Tioga. Miss Hildreth Humason has re turned from a short visit to Portland. Mrs. George Van Rensselaer Ved der has been at Willetta cottage for a week. She will also visit at the A. A. Kadderly cottage soon. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Seaman are camping In the Meadows at Long Beach. Mrs. N. D. Beutgen and family are In the Grove at Lon Beach. Mrs. Ed Welter is spending a few days at Salt Air. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer opened their cottage recently at Long Beach and expect to remain throughout the season. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howell and Miss Marie Howell are at the Breakers for a few weeks. Miss Zeta Hollister is visiting Mrs. L Henan at Dougherty cottage. Mra Charles H. Hoeg and family are in the Red Wing cottage at Beach Cen ter. Mrs. E. C. Sanborn Is visiting Mrs. Hoeg. Margaret Boot, David Jordan and David Jordan, Jr., returned to Port land recently after a few days at the Breakers. William Allen Is visiting his brother Ernest Allen at Long Beach. Mrs. J. J. Moore will return to North Beach for ,lhe rest of the season. Miss Marguerite Eleanor has re turned to Portland, leaving her broth ers. Will and Joseph, for the remain der of the season at their. Salt Air cot tage. Last Friday" night camps '"Uno" and "Goo" gave one of the largest bonfires of the season. A jolly crowd spent the evenlng in singing and eating. Tho guests were: Misses Charlotte Ward, Ada Conry, Mildred Stevenson. Fay, Nina and Flo killingsworth. Flo Velgulth, Francis Schade, Dot Cleveland, Hazel Cleveland. Florence Strlef, Mildred Alton, Edna Kindred and Herbert George, Fanny Peck, Jim Brady, George Sampson, Ev erst Peterson, Walt Hummel, Don Stew art, Tom Peters and Paul Bennett. Mrs. W. M. Killingsworth chaperoned. At North Beach Inn, Newton Station are registered: From Portland Mrs. T. B. Watts, A. A. Courteney, Jr., Mildred Raab, Master Carile Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Ev P. Hopwood, Ralph Elston, Eva Jen kina Miss Jenkins, Helen Husbands C. J. Setterman, Miss Palo ma Blumentbal. Miss Alice K. Cohen, Dr. G. E. Watts. Miss Anna Luedke, Mrs. B. Luedke, Mrs. Earl McBrlde. . Mrs. Orin B. Coldwell, Ruth Coldwell, Mra S. Harkins, Miss D. A Harkins, Miss Zeta Marie Hollister, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Allegerani, Mr. and Mra L Smith. H. Von Barstel; Albert J. Roat, of Chicago; T. C. Frazler, Milton. Or.; Miss A. T. Plant, Oxford. At the Hotel Shelburne are registered: From Portland R, Burns, Mrs. Rieaum. Mrs. Dandare and sons, Mra Sealey and eon. Mrs. S. Schrader, Miss K. Qulnn. Miss Amy Trote. Miss Rual Shearer. Miss Mabel Burgoyne, Mlas Nora Fate. Miss Lena Gesch, H. D. Gravis, L. SI Larsen, M. E. Stranger, G. K. Howitt, Judge T. T. Geisler, Guy Flefe, Rob A. Adams; Mrs. A. B. Blunck, Ronald Eaerly. Nampa, Idaho; Mr. McLeod, Goldendale, tr.k . vr snd Mra P. L. Randell. and family,' Boise, Idaho; Mrs. H. C. Baker. Miss Henrietta Bauer, vvaue nuu. At Hackney Cottage, Seaview, are reg istered: From Portland A C. Tomllnson, Mra Hooper, Christine Forbes, James Forbes. Edward Cohen,. Edgar Stipe. Bessie Zldell, E. E. Carse, Charlea Flelschman, Marcus A Peel, Mra P. r, anchtftr, Mlm Flemmlnff. Mr. and Mra Cr-F. Averbough, Mr. and Mra N. Geddes, verona ciara, nex n.. Conant. Mr. and Mra G. P. Greenman. Charles Newcastle, Hugh Smith, A v..t,.f..Mi nnno l A comnls. Paul Sam ple, Mra Methur Sample, W. B. Beg gar, Eleanor Prager, Klta rrager, mrs. i) t-oo-a vr r it Wilson. Raymond. Wash.; Certhen Hodge, Spokane; Rosa Una Thebert, Seattle. At Hotel Sunset, Beach Center, are registered: From Portland Mra J. R. Halght, Gladys Haignt, Irene narmon, . r II T Da oba TvMI PAAJie. Judi Kearney, S. R Merrick, Mrs. J. Swett, Theodore Swett, William weii. Jurs. m T OThnmoa FlAmthV TtlOmftS. MlSS Margaret Porta, Miss M. Bartells, Mr. and Mra S. A. Turner, E. Williams, Mrs. S. I. Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Alexander, Miss Georgiana Winshlp, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cohen, Mrs. J. E. Pnv.r. Dorothy Povey, John A John son, of Skamokawa. At Salt Air, Beach center, are regl . j . i." . Vnrfliinri Mr. w M Lyon, Mrs. E. L. Carey, Mra E. T. Drenningi Thomas Stonom, Martha Levy, Frank Thornton, Millie Levy, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Shore, Mrs. A. K. Slocum, W. H. Bradley, Bessie Mc- c- TCIlllne-a. "R Af fTTa.T-ln.ni1 G. C- Ruff, V. Kaspar, Miss Lansing, Mrs. Ed welter, juuton cj. nerz, juiss Herz, Mr. and Mrs. G. Herz, Abble M. Block, Fred Konrad, Mr. and Mrs. C. Flack; Jack Welst, of Chicago; Mrs. Lena jnannau, . juua m. uwrm&u, J Wynn A Harvey, of Oregon City; Iljky WO . Mi TWIT. At Seacroft, Seaview, are registered: ' i ; . ; : '