OREGON BEACH RESORTS WELCOME YEARLY GUESTS
SEASIDE. Or. July 1. Special.
Independence Py p!an are be
ln put Into ahape with the great
est pcaaibla apecd by a clrlc commit
tee hera anil the formut openlnic of the
Summer iriaon will take plare next
Tueaiar when. If preant condltlona
' are any forecaat. the bthlnn beach
will bae ax-iumrd Ita wonted Summer
apect and a far a the eye ran reach
It will be dotted and crowded with
all manner of bathera In all manner of
bathtnir. autta.
The boardwalk crowd la commencing
Ita Summer Increase and deaplte the
rain of the paat week the promenade
haa been llne with the early comera
at the ahore. rlad to Inhale attain the
aoft air and to feel the touch of the
delicate Chinook on their facet. As
far aa any particular addltlona te the
attracttona at Seaside there are few
aare an occasional cottage overlook
ing the sea and a few concesalona on
.he ahell road, that trail of frolic ao
popular In the mid July and Aujruil
eason. Here hai been erected a
playhous. where the Aloha atnck com
pany wl!l offer two new bills each
' week with two performancea dally.
The akatlnir rink haa been enlartred
and runa from morning: till night, a
neTer-endtna; source of pleasure to
many yoong folk. Several movlnft
plcture houses have been Installed and
the life of the town proper haa a dc
cMed touch of the Coney Inland aplrlt.
To house the Summer truest at Sea
side a number of first-class hotela line
the beach. Hotel. Moore, of which Dan
Moore la owner and proprietor, haa a
pleasant situation on the board walk
overlooking the ocean down to which
stretches a delightful beach for aurf
bathinfr. lie has made some Improve
ments this year, among: which Is the
addition of about 20 new bedrooms.
The Seaalde Ho-:e has not yet been
formally opened, however. It la being
refitted and will be ready shortly.
As for Lockaley Hall, which has for
many years been prominent among: the
hostelrlea of the beach there are many
folk who express sincere Borrow over
ita destruction by Ore several weeka
CO. The Colonial llotej of whlcn
red Ur.ilnley Is master. Is In fine
aiiape for the Summer. Set back In the
rrove. it fcaa a secluded quiet that is
deltahtfully restful. And the McOulre
Motel in Seaside proper Is attain run
ning and aa usual la proving; popular
with Its patrons from the city. Thus
as the beach season a win ire into Its
fortnight, even rain cannot dampen
the ardor of ita aupportera. who main
tain that never before haa there been
a seajon to compare with the one now
in its Infancy.
- Amine; the society folk from Port
land who enjoyed the salt air laat week
were Mrs. Kverett Ames and Mra Ames,
fir., who with the children are estab
lished for a few weeka in a cottage at
Seaside. Mrs. Ames. Sr.. however, re
turned to Portland last week, though
ie will probably run down for a week
end visit before her daughter-in-law
returns to bar city home
The Blddle home In the grove back
f the Moore Hotel waa the scene of
a delightful house party recently.
Among the gueets at which were Mra.
fi. T. Grlswold. who will rmaln at the
1-earh Indefinitely: Mrs. William 8. Bld
dle and her yotins 'on Martin. Uls
Susan Clark, jtn A. A. Morrison and
llss Jean Morrison. Another trout
waa Mlsa Lucy Wallace, of New York,
who haa been the house guest of Cap
tain and Mra W. R Blddle in Port
land for aome time. She waa the
center of a series of delightful lunch
eons and parties in the city before
coming to Seaside. Mr. Blddle and
Miss Wallace with Martin Blddle
sought the beach a week ago Thursday
and remained until the early part of
the past week.
- The I. N. Fleischner home on he
eoardwalk Is always one of the first
houses to be openel Ii the Summer
and this year Mra. Floischner and her
daughter. Miss Minnie Fleischner. and
Mra Flelschner's mother. Mrs. Goslln
aky. of San Francisco, are domiciled
there and daily take drlvea to the
Fleischner farm a few miles out of
Seaside. This cottage, as beach places
are termed without discrimination. Is
one of the really handsome homes at
Seaside. It stands rather back from
the promenade and Is surrounded by a
stretch of green lawn dotted with
artistic bed of bright colored flowers.
Though the Flelschners will stay at the
beach during the season, they expect
t- make "flying" trips to town, and
Jlr. Fleischner will frequently be a
week-end visitor at tha beach. Also,
s usual, the Flelschners are planning
to entertain a number of guests for
the Summer.
Mra John Morgan Thomas and chil
dren, of Milwaukee. Wla who have
recently passed several months In Port
land at the home of Mrs. Thomas'
psrents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones, have
taken a cottage at Seaside for July. Be
fore returning to Portland, the Thom
ases have expressed their intention of
utaylng a week at Hotel Oearhart-by-the-Sea.
Mrs. Thomas" brother nnd
sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym
Jones, and young aon will pass August
at Seaside.
Mra C. E. Smith and daughter. Miss
Helen Smith, arrived In Seaside a week
to Friday afternoon and are domi
ciled In one cf their attractive beach
cottages In Hermora Park. Mra Smith
also passed three weeks at this cot
tge earlier In the season, returning
to Portland Jane i to bid bon voyage to
her sons. Herman and Percy, who left
Portland soon after for the East and
Europe, itra Smith also welcomed her
youngest son Charles, who waa num
bered among the younger set returning
from Eastern schools. He attended
I.awrencevllle at Trenton. N. J. Stanley
Smith waa week-end (roast at the
feeach cottage, returning to Portland
Monday evening.
. Mra James O. Woodworth. of St.
Paul, and her nlecea Misa Margaret
Canby and Mtsa Alice Canhv. of Leaven
worth. Wash., formerly ol Vancouver
and wU known among the younger
folk of Portland, are occupying the
cottage of Mrs. C K. Smith overlook
ing the ocean. In Hermosa Park. They
have rented the place until the first of
October and in July expect to enter
tain Mr. Woodworth. traffic manager
rf the Northern Pacific Railroad, at
Portland.
. Mra A. H. Breyman and Miss Edna
Breyman came to Seaside about the
middle of June, returning to Portland
yesterday. They turned their home
over to Mr. and Mra Robert Lewis,
who will occupy It during July and
Aiust. The cottage la situated a
little back from the ridge on one of
the prettiest drives In Hermosa Park.
Arthur B. Seara. of Fort Stevens,
who is one of the Inspectors for the
Oovemment Jetty, passed Saturday eve
ning and Sunday at Seaside and was
entertained Sunday at dinner at the
home of Mra C. l Smith. Mr. Seara
Is a regular Sunday visitor at the
beach.
-xfTs Harriet Jacobsen and her
mother. Mra P. F. Jacobaen. are in
their cottage on the Lower Necanlcum
River again this year and are ex
pecting to give several house partlea
before the close of the season.
Mrs. F. B. Clopton and Miss Sybil
op ton. of Pendleton. Or, are at home
gear the Shell Road In the cottage
TBophroyne." .
Among tne PortlanJ gociety folk who
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were gueata at Hotel Moore recently
were Mr. and Mra William H- War
rens and their sona Robert and Holt.
Hugh S. Oearln and Mra Gearln were
guests at the Hotel Moore about the
middle of June. '
Week-end guests recently at Seaside
were M. F. Bradey and his daughter.
Miss Frances Bradey, who came down
on Thursday and returned Monday eve
ning. Other Portland folk who made up a
party to the beach within the past
fortnight included Mra E. R. Gllsan.
Miss Glisnn. Rodney L. Gllsan. Mrs.
Florence Minntt, Joseph A. Mlnott and
Crosby Shevlln.
The Widen cottage at Seaside haa been
opened for, the season. Mr. and Mra.
H. L. Widen are living In the house at
present.
The log cabin on the upper board walk
will be the home of Mra A. N. Wright
during July.
Mr. and Mra Bv. D. Townsend are oc
cupying the Barch cottage "Ocean
View." and hava already passed a fort
night or so with their family by the
geashore.
fl. P. Strang, of Portland, is making ar
rangements to domicile his family In a
Seaside cottage this Summer.
James Petty, of Oregon City, recently
arrived at the beach with his family,
and has purchased the "Hermosa," one
of the most attractive Summer homea In
Hermosa Park.
The "Stella de Bungalow" has been
rented for July by R. 8. Oliver, of Port
land, who expects to pass the week-ands
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morse, of Port
land, with their family, are occupying
the S'.adoa cottage this season.
Another Portland man to arrive early
at Svaslde this year, bringing hla family
with him to live In the Flejglestlne cot
tage in Ocean Grove, is W. K. Legg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Levy have the
"Bramana" cottage, also In the grove,
and will remain through July.
C W. Kimball and family came from
Portland last week to take a cottage at
Seaside for a month or so.
A. G. Long, of Portland, arrived In
Seaside last Thursday to open hla cot
tage on the ridge near Necanlcum road,
prior to the coming of his family.
Among those to open cottages before
the Summer rush are Mr. and Mra Ray
Han bury, who have a anus cottage at
Ocean Grove, where they will remain
through July.
Toward the end of June C. Grosnlck
and family arrived at Seaside and are
now comfortably established In a cot
tage on the board walk with an ex
cellent view of the surf. They will pass
the entire Summer there.
"Glenora." one of the roomiest cot
tagea of its size at Seaside, will be the
home of Mr. and Mra J. Goodman and
family this Summer.
The J. W. Fullam cottage Is open for
the Summer.
Mr. and Mra A. M. Freeman, whos
cottage, Edgewood. on the Necanlcum
road, is a charming resting place after
a walk through a grove of beachy green
things, are at the beach for the season.
J. C. Carrlngton is at Seaside again
this year, and has a cottage on the
board walk, the "Alabama."
A. Cohen has settled his family at Her
mosa Park. In an attractive cottage shel
tered from the wlnda
Mra. L. 8. Carter la a recent arrival
at Seaaide. She is in the Nolagh cot
tage. Shelter Nook, in Hermosa Park, la oc
cupied this year by Mrs. W. H. Brown.
Mra C. L. Bishop Is staying at tha
"American." a cottage on the Shell Road,
for a three weeks' sojourn at the beach.
Miss Ada Nelson, of Portland, has
conceived the idea of Installing a city
of tents by the seashore and beside her
own attractive, mug. little residence,
hag Interested (our otter folk and their
' Annual Summer Visitors Plan Enjoyment of Independence Day at various ueiigntiui ucean rieaxu jt. .
relatives and friends to the extent that
already four similar abodes have been
raised and it 'a expected that about 20
more tents will be seen surrounding the
home of Miss Nelson before long. The
situation of this "white city" is near
the driveway formerly leading to
Locks ley Hall and It has a delightful
outlook over the Necanlcum River.
Week-end guests at Seaaide Include
In their number Mr. and Mrs. John
Keller.
The J. J. Chembreaus have opened
their cottage again thla year and pass
ing the Summer with them is their
daughter, lira A. O. Nelson. Mr. Nel
son will be an "over Sunday" guest at
the Chambreau cottage.
Other folk who are listed among
the cottages at Seaside this early In
the season include In their number
from Portland: Mr. and Mra Harry
Heal in the Hlghwood cottage on Ocean
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barbur are in their
Summer home on the lower Necanlcum
River. E. Clarey has only recently
come down to open his cottage.
Mr. and Mra J. B. Clelland have been
at Seaside since June 17. F. H. Cumme
ford and family are domiciled com
fortably for July. Mr. and Mra L. S.
Carter are again occupying their own
cottage at Seaside.
Ralph R. Dunlwaj. with his wife and
children, is occupying hla place on Ne
canlcum road. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Fer
guson, are in their cottage, the attrac
tive one built only a few seasons' ago
on the last knoll toward the mouth of
the river.
Mra Robert Foster haa Huckelbury
Dell for the season. Mr. and Mra. J. C.
Grippe are in the Knapps place.
John Graetka and family arrived In
Seaaide June 14. Mr. and Mra E. C
Johnson are in their new atone house
near the Seaside House, considered by
many the handsomest home at Seaaide.
Still others, whose cottages are get
ting much of the true Summer atmos
phere about them, are: E. E. Merges,
William Muirhead, E. McHolland. J.
W. McHolland. R. S. Oliver, D. C Pel
ton. J. L. Prlckett. O. A. Peal and W. J.
Redmond.
A. Welch has opened his cottage In
Ocean Grove and hla family are com
fortably domiciled thera
Of the "papas" who are here ahead
of their families to make their homes
properly livable for the Summer la F.
Wllmot whose wife and children will
arrive this week.
The Stanley cottage "Kla How Yah"
will be the home of Mrs. J. M. Thomas
this month.
Mr. and Mrs. E. - R- Schofield and
family of Vancouver, Wash., are alao
among the early comera and will paas
much of the Summer at Seaside,
W. F. Ross Is In the Maywood cottage
for the Summer.
Apparenly appreciative of the title
of their new home. Mrs. J. C. Appell
and family are tarrying a while at
"Uneeda Rest" cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Waacher and
family, regular Summer visitors at Sea
side, arrived here a short time ago for
the entire Summer, even to stay so
late aa October.
W. C. Bristol, formerly United States
District Attorney, and Mra Brlatol are
already at the beach and have a cot
tage for at leaat part of the aeaaon.
"The Rocks," one of the best-known
cottages on the beach will be the home
of the H. C. Browns this month and
possibly next "The Rocks" waa the
home of the Therkelsena of Portland
last Summer.
Los Angeles folk who are Summering
at Seaside thla seaaon ' are Mr. and
Mra K. P. Baber.
Just at preaant it la the men of the
families who are most in evidence at
Seaside. They come down to take of
storm doorg apd, hava the electric i
'
meters put in. and to "straighten
thlnga up" generally before the rest of
the family arrives. One of the busiest
of these pioneer Is H. S. Butterfleld,
who has five or six cottages to look
after. He and Mra Butterfleld and
tholr family willStay for the Summer
in one of these bungalows, -
J. B. Teon has chosen the Patter
eon Efflnger cottage for hla Summer
beach home and will soon be joined
by Mrs. Teon for the aeaaon.
To make arrangements for obtain
ing a cottage for the Summer, J. A.
Heusner and his daughter. Miss Lou
ise Heusner. recently passed Saturday
and Sunday at the beach, staying at
Hotel Moore. They have decided on
the Buchanan cottage, on the promen
ade in Hermosa Park. The Heusners
will be "all-Summer" beach, folk.
After making the trip from Portland
to Seaside by automobile In the record-breaking
time of 10 hours and 28
minutes, R. L. Wilson and Lawrence
Therkelsen tarried over the week-end
to "rest up" at Hotel Moore.
Mrs. L. B. Beeley and her son, Car
roll C Seeley, are staying at Hotel
Moore.
Mr. and Mra E. Boyce, of Portland,
and their nephews, Lawrence Day and
Dan Ebley, were Seaside visitors re.
cently.
Other early comers at the beach are
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Dunne, whose
cottage In Hermosa Park is well
known as one of the most hospitable
at the seashore. As in seasons past,
a bevy of young people will make
it gay with the advance of the Sum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Holman are
prominent members of the cottage col
ony thle season and will be visited off
and on in the course of the two coming
months by members of their family at
their abode, "Foamy Crest," "on the
boardwalk.
An ambltlois crowd of young
"hikers" passed through Seaside last
week on their way to the Summer
encampment of the Hill Military
Academy, near Nehalem. In the party
were the following Portland youths:
Loren F. Working. W. J. Schoelle
buge, E. J. Ball, Oliver Byerly, Frank
O'Brien. Rankin Clark. Aldrach Rod
lnson, Roliand Berlner. Paul Jones.
Albert Bell, Fred Burke, Albert Este
bent, Lyman Jones, and Joseph A. Hill,
who waa in command of the expedi
tion. Colonial Hotel From Portland, R. O.
Burgess. Mrs. C. F. Sledman and son,
Mr. and Mra H. L. Earing, J. E. Dwyer.
Mr. and Mra F. W. Gardner, Mr. and
Mra J. W. Blaney and family. J. C.
Fullerton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
G. N. Smith, a W. Burgess, A. F. Peter
son, Miss , Florence Schuller, Mr. and
Mrs. Jaraes R. Foster; from Warrenton,
Or.. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Byland; from
Vale. Or"., Miss Mary M. Glenn; from
Morris, Minn., Miss Erna Magulre; from
Woodburn. Mra. Z. T. Bogard. Troy
Bogard, Vera Bogard and Maurice
Bogard; from St. Louis, J. W. Miller;
from Condon, Or, J. F. Cooke; from
Bismarck. N, D, Mr. and Mra R. 8.
Best, Miss Vivian Shute; from Astoria
Mr. and Mra Louis Henry, and Charles
Dahlstrom. and from Spencer, la, M.
M. Moulton.
McGulre's Hotel From Portland, Mrs.
Wright, O. N. . Johnson and family,
Albert Joffray. F. A. Taylor, J. E.
Goldsmith, F. J. Hallihan, R. J. Pear
son. L. Ohler, Walter L. Melick, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Seethaler. E. O. Rich,
John Haag, A E. Ball, J. O. Reynolds,
T. McNamara, W. Rudolph, F. D. Rich
ardson, Paul Evans, H. C. Barensteher.
A. C Morrison, T. C Townsend. J. W.
Schrein, George Carlln. J. R. Tracey, E.
H. Adams. John C. Fales, Tom Fales,
Peter Fales. William Ferris, H. C.
Gore. F. Poison. H. C. Fitch and Paul
Evans; from Spokane, T. M. Brunker;
from Chicago, Mr. and Mra. G. H.
Franks , and from Seattle, tiwynne
Sterling.
Hotel Moore s record book nas in
cluded the following names in the
week Just pawed: From Portland, A.
C Adams, E. E. LUlle, Miss C. Daven
port. Miss B. Davenport, Mrs. Daven
port. Al Gettman, R. B. Sehelber.
William J. Blumenschun. J. Anderson,
c.ii noodman. Anna Shlpman, J. W.
Hendrlckson. Robert Heclrlckson, Mra,
A. B. Postles,-R, A. Douglas, W. Nell,
Thomas Mechuson. J. W. Sadler. C. F.
Green, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wright,
H Oreffory, Marie Chambers, Edith
Wlsen. J. M. Jordan, Mra Amanda
Kerr. Ion Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Waits, Susie N. Carse, Ruth Bltner,
O. D. Wilson, Edwin A. Taylor, Rus
sell Chaae. Mrs. J. F. Davles, Mrs.
J. H. Welch. Olive Blckell, Sarah Jean
Kerr. Frank W. Hlgglns, Dan Ebley,
Lawrence Day, Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyce,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Yates, Mr. and Mrs,
Walter J. Holman. R. A. Carder, H. O.
Stlckney. Mra Johnston In man, Gus
C. Moser, Edward Ashbaugh, E. A-
Haverstlc, Mr. and Mra R. C. Dewey,
Dr. J. J. Pettlnger, W. R. Pettlnger.
John Rude, Captain J. H. Qulnan. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. C.
S. Gall. H. W. Wright. J. G. Currey,
A G. Smith, P. C. Morton, C. C. See
ley. Mrs. L. B. Seeley. Loren F. Work
Ing. W. J. Schoellebuge. E. J. Ball,
Oliver Byerly. Frank O'Brien. Rankin
Clark, Aldrach Robinson, Roliand
Berlner and Joseph A. Hill; from As
toria, Frank Woodfleld and C. E. Cova-
Jog; from Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
McWatera. Miss McClellan, Miss Boyle;
from Seattle, Horace A. Wilson; from
Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hill;
from Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. V. C,
Brock and daughter; from New York
City. March Brummer; from North
Dakota, V. If. Stlckney; from Rich
mond, Kas., 2S. J. Read, Miss Bernlce
Read; from Newberg, Or., Mr. and
Mrs. D. D. Coulsen; from Denver, H.
W. Renlck; from Kalamazoo, Mich.,
Mr. andv Mrs. J. TL Thiehoff; from
Vancouver, Laura Cartes, and from
Haracum, Wis., Miss Rhoda Gllmore.
NORTH BEACH TAKES OX MF3
Early Rain Not Without Advantages
to Summer Colony.
NORTH BEACH, July L (Special.)
Due to the heavy downfall of rain
at North Beach last week out-of-door
festivities could not be enjoyed, but
the rain came Just in time for the
Summer visitor who expects to begin
his vacation with the first days jf
July, or he would have found a dry
beach, with little promise of vegetables
and other things desirable at the coast.
Farmers were almost at the point of
despair.
Now, with the cessation of rain and
the reappearance of the sun, no place
will be more desirable for the Fourth
Of July, aa well as the remainder of
the mcnth. than Long Beach, Seaview,
Ocean Park and the Breakers.
Aa yet beach visitors are arriving
slowly, but Judging by the heavy or
ders sent ahead to stores and express
men, this week will see an immigration
of, folk greater than that for the same
period for several years back.
All along the beach from the Break
ers Hotel to the extremity of Seaview
cottages are daily "opening their eyes."
Storm doors are disappearing, window
are opening, flags are hoisted in nearly
every yard or North Beach and the
throngs that gather to meet the trains
are increasing constantly.
At Long Beach the pleasure places
are being opened and the proprietors
smile rappily and nod knowingly when
asked their opinion, of the prospects of
this season. Backing up the store
men and concessionaires, the hotel
owners are another Joyful set Just now,
aa streams of lettors are pouring in
every day reserving room and board
for weeks ahead. All the hotels on
the beach ar practically ready to re
ceive Summer boarders.
At the Breakers the week Just passed
was a decidedly busy one for a bevy
of Young Women's Christian Associa
tion girls from .schools, colleges and
the cities, who gathered about the cor
ridors for ten days.
North Beach Inn. at Newton station,
of which Mrs. N. M. Dewey is the pro
prietress, has thrown open its doors
hosoltetly wide. Mrs. W. H. Dedman.
at Beach Center, hag been at the beach
for some time, making Sunset Hotel the
eov nlaee that It has always been.
The Sfclt Air Inn. which this year will
be run under the Joint management of
Mrs. E. Porter and Mrs. E. E. Aday,
18 anoUier favorite place aor cuy. iois ,
ni a a am
which is smiling its welcome. It has
received a new coat of paint and ex
tensions have been made in the dining
room. Attractive Shelburne Is twice
the slxe of the former structure and Its
cool green and white tones make a
pretty picture amid the background of
trees. It is one of several homes for
Summer visitors at Seaview.
At Seaview the bonlface of Hackney
Cottage is serving meals for which he
haa for many years been famous and
has as well added a few more rooms
upstairs. Another cottage at Seaview
which finds favor with a great many
city folk Is Beach Croft, where Mrs.
Hutchinson is hostess. Thus, with the
hotels all ready and many of the cot
tages opening. North Beach offers an
interesting outlook Just at present.
Long Beach Personals.
Mrs. F. G. Gujef and her young
daughter, -Enola, of Minneapolis, who
were guests of their cousin, J. W.
Busbong, of Portland, recently, were
guests at the Driftwood two days last
week. Mrs. Gujer is touring the West
and on her way back to Portland vis
ited a few days at the Weinhard-Asto-rla,
in Astoria.
Among the Portland residents regis
tered at Long Beach hotels are: Mrs.
Eugene Willis, A. G. Smith, George J.
Bohen, J. A. Perry, Mrs. T. A. Graham,
Mrs. James A. W. Wilson, Miss Anna
Hedstrom, Fred A. Edwards, C. M.
Young, T. B. Klock, A. F. Bartlett, C.
Raymond, Robert Austin. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Klost, Miss J. A. Coleman. M. Mc
Cord, A Moore and W. J. Ryan.
Of the numerous cottages recently
made ready for their Summer occu
pants Is that of Mra E. A. Chapman,
who came to the beach for a law days
within the past fortnight and prepared
the house for the remainder of her
family, expected this week.
The Bibabee cottage has been the
home of Mrs. J. A. Marshall and fam
ily forsome time. They will remain
there during July.
O. W. Owens and son, Alfred, arrived
at Long Beach a week ago Thursday
and have been busy attending to addi
tions being made to their cottage, "The
Ferns," situated in the meadow near
the ball grounds. Mrs. Owens ia ex
pected to arrive any day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells are In the
cottage "Natilas," Just below Newton
station, and expect to remain the
greater part of the Summer.
Tom Richardson came to the beach
Tuesday evening on the Potter and has
opened his cottage at Tioga. Mrs.
Richardson and the children came with
him and will be beach folk all the sea
son They have their horses with
hem and look forward to pleasant
beach drives.
Dr. and Mrs. TV. L. Wood, of Port
land, arrived yesterday at their home
In Tioga. They were preceded by
their children, who accompanied the
housekeeper last Tuesday. Mrs. Wood
and the children will pass all Summer
at me tuao.t.
Mr and Mrs. Otto Roneike reached
the beach last Tuesday morning to oc
cupy their cottage at Long Beach for
the Summer.
Dr. William- P. Merrill and Mrs. Mer
rill are in the J. M. Arthur home,
"Surfside," near the Breakers.
Mr. and Mra C. K. Henry are already
. I-,, ., tw. ,hAii RiiTYiTnor home at
Beach Center and are expecting a visit
soon from their daughter and son-in-law.
Dr. and Mrs. Homer I. Keeny, of
Portland. " .
The Isaac Lawler nome,
Seaview and Long Beach, is open and
-. i Hna0A a fav davs there
jars. iJttww v""1 - , , . if
recently, returning to Portland in time
for the Fourth.
Mrs. I. Sichel and her sons, Mars. nu
ent r established in their seaside
home near Newton station.
TVfra. R. C. Bell and oaugnter aro ii
Tioga for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. jonn caroco aim lo.ui
llv are in their cottage at Long Beach
for the season. They are always
amonir the first to seek the restful in
fluence of the ocean.
Mra Norris B. Gregg and young son
are passing the Summer in the Warner
cottage at Tioga, ' near the railroad.
Mr. Gregg will generally be a week
end guest at the cottage.
r Dnh, H Ainms nnd children
hare opened their cottage at Tioga for J
the Summer and are planning to enter-
tain guests lor tne next two niuumo.
The Avalon will be conducted by Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Gooley tnis year.
Mrs. Helen Bradley ia another early
sojourner at Tioga. Her cottage on
the ridge will undoubtedly be the scene
of numerous house parties, of which
her granddaughter. Miss Louise Brad
ley, will be hostess.
Others who will pass a portion of the
season at Long Beach this year are
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Harrison.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Klosterman, who
have passed several weeks at the beach, .
rerurned to Portland last Wednesday
evening.
Also listed among the cottagers at
the beach are Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wll
mot,. near Beach Center.
Mrs. Clarence Wheeler came from
Portland last week to Join the cottage
population of the beach for the Sum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cox, who opened
their domicile at the beach recently,
are entertaining Professor and Mrs.
Draper, of Portland, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Thorsen, with
their daughters, Violet and Helen, are
at Long Beach.
High school lads are batching In the
E. W. Ring cottage at Long Beach.
The two Ring boys are hosts.
" Other Portland folk at Long Beach
for the Summer are Mr. and Mrs. W.
J Purdy and Miss Blanch Purdy.
Mrs. Kate McGuire has opened her
home near Beach Center. Visiting her
is her daughter. Dr. Stolte, of Portland.
Over Sunday Miss Sadie Knapp was
also her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. James Manner are also
among the cottagers at Beach Center.
Mrs. George Marshall and children
have returned to their Summer home
at Long Beach.
Resting between Long Beach and
Beach Center ar- Mrs. David Shindler
and her son. Page, who have a cottage
for July. ,
Mrs. C. N. Stockwell has taken the
Strauhal place near Beach Center.
Mrs. C. Struve ' and grandson,
Charles, are again in the Struve cot
tage at Long Beach, with H. B. Stout
as their guest.
H. B. Stout and family will pass tne
season In the cottage, "Elkhorn.;
Thomas Munk passed a day or so at
Long Beach recently, arranging the
Munk cottage for Summer house par
ties One of the cottages owned by the
Strauhal family Is occupied for July
by Mr. and Mrs. J. Riehs and child.
Mrs. Charles Woodcock, of Portland,
has the Tinkers' place this Summer.
At Beach Center are Mrs. J. E.
Learned and Miss Mildred Learned,
who have been at the coast since Feb
ruary For a while they occupied
Point Loma cottage, but moved to the
G W. Allen cottage at Beach Center
early in June for the remainder of the
SUmIC?IRuff, of Portland Heights, own
er of a large cranberry marsh at North
Beach, passed Sunday at Salt Air Inn.
Mrs J. B. Pape, of Portland, is at her
cottage in Tioga for the Summer. Mrs.
Pape is entertaining Miss Hilda Jacob
sen and Mrs. M. J. Janney, of Detroit.
At the Breakers Hotel, other than
the Y. W. C. A. conference folk, the
following names are on the register:
From Portland, Charles Pearson,
George King. J. F. Templeton. L. H.
Soliday. I. Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Kerr, Dr. Benjamin Young, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Giltner, A. A. Morse. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mrs. A.
Ambean, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H.
Geaves and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B.
U Hyman, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cream
from Astoria, Miss Ruby Hammer
Strom and Frank Woodfleld; from Dil
lon, Mont., Robert Clark; from Seattle,
Robert E. Jarvis, and from Walla Wal
la, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Coleman. The
convention tola are.
From Saattle Sara McFarlaDd, Mrs. E. B.
Burwell. Margaret Fowler, May Fowler,
Jeanette Watson. Ethel Croft, May Noonan,
Marie Qulndon, Alma Hawley. Lucils Kass,
Ivy Shaw, Ella Newton. Flora McCartney.
Mra John Schram, Gladys Tucker, Jessie Mc
Brlde. Hilda Bergman. Edith tills. W".
rora Waite. Alice B. Taylor and niece. Julia
Hubbard. Blanche Kaufman, Leslie Miller,
Liph Bodwell, Laura Jolly.
Those from Tacoma were Ada B.
man. Miss LeSourd. Margaret Hannah. Mtus
Jansa: Dotha Varker. Alice Hawthorne, Mrs.
B. D. Holbrook. Mrs. N. B. Holbrook, Louise
Osmond, Mrs. James A. Hayes.
From Spokane Lucy Ayres, Mrs. c. H.
Bwelgle, Dolly Lougherty. Mrs. Alice Baker.
Elvla Gullldae. Jean Soules. Eva L. J"ne,
Clara Hale. Mrs. Nora Barker, Miss Elsie
Whiting, Myrtle B. Morrison, Zetta Lewis.
From Portland May Chapler. Mary B.
Ward Mary E. Powell. Elizabeth Waldron.
Mrs. Thomas Kydd, Uolta M. Watson Alms.
E Hales, Elizabeth Mesdag. Miss Elizabeth
Kobb, Mrs. W. Hull and children. Mrs. Bou
dinot Seeley. Mrs. Davis and daughter. Jes
sie Nottingham. Gladys Stotler, Mra a. r .
Lockwood.
From Everett Cora C. Varney. Margaret
West, Mra C. R. Frasler, Elizabeth Holl-
mFrom Boise Ruby Snow, Lulu Hall, Ethel
Mitchell
From Belllngham Mabel Slater. Luzell
CanfleldInez Noterer, Mrs. Doerwester. Lll-
"Vram' North Yakima Alice Waldron. Sir.
and Mra J. Fink Giboney and child, H.
Marie Llndgren.
Frira Billings Adele Poehls.
From Salem Mrs. R. S. Wallace.
From Vancouver. B. C. Miss L Porter.
University of Oregon Elizabeth Lewis,
Dorcas Hadin. Ruth Stone. Lena Newton,
Ruth Merrick. Florence Cleveland, Belle
Hemenway. Ermel Miller. .
University of Washington Margaret My
ers. Alice G. Plummer. .
University of Montana Florence DeRyfce,
Mrs. C. B. Effenger.
University of Idaho Bessie L. Perkins.
Oregon Agricultural College ven Rlck
ard. Charlotte B. Huff, Alice Rigs. Anns
B Montana- Agricultural College Florence
Baker, Clara Lewie, Myrtle Alderson. Pearl
HaVhln'gton State College Dorothy Keat
ley. Llsea Rock, Virginia Kcatley. Mariel
Fulmer. Lucia Blsbee, Florence Glover, Grace
Mitchell, Mrs. Elmer Jones.
University of Pugct Sound Ada Holker,
Frances Frame. Lyle Ford. Berma Miller.
Willamette University Laura, Heist. Lydia
Fry. Frances Pohle, Alt Altman, Margaret
Graham. Hattle Beckley.
Whltworth Fannie Chase. Emllle Arnston,
Margaret Longstreth. Margerle Greig.
Whitman Bessie Thurston. Margaret Mar
tin, Laura Lyman, Hilda Lancefleld, Lou
Hostetler. ,,,, , .
Pacific University Grace Thomas. Mildred
Thomas, Ruth Thomas, Ina Hay, Helen
Bishop Margaret Shaw. Maude Bunday.
Edith M. Allworth. Freda Acker, Gertrude
lontana State Normal Edith Browning.
Cheney Normal Alma Price.
Idaho Industrial Institute, Iettie M. Moul-
t0Bellingham State Normal Era Franklin.
Carol Johnson, Molly Harrison. Mary O. Hu
lls Inez E. Clauson. Mabel L. Jordan, Miss
Grav. t
Lewlston State Normal Olive E. Vlnce.
Exie Miller, Omle Cochran. Gertrude M.
Phillips. Helen Curllss.
Philomath College Lucia Morgan.
Pacific College (Newberg) Elma Poulson.
McMinnville College Una Webster, Alice
Webster, Carrie H. McKee, Edith, M. Argo,
Emma Simonson. -
Puyallup Branch (Tacoma) Clara Fried
ley, Nora Olson.
Tacoma High School Elnora Rolf. Alice
Jones. '
Seattle High School Amy Pike.
Eugene High School Jewel Toiler, Wlnl-
frcorvallis High School (O. A. C.) Helen
Horning.
Academv of Idaho Eva J. Miller. Mra
Harry A. Roberta
Seaview Personals.
Professor Frederick Scuekert, from
Washougal High School, and Mra Stue
kert; are camping at Seaview for the
month of July.
Miss Margaret Whitfield is a guest
of Miss Hilda Christiansen for a few
weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Williams and daughter,
Mrs. Ray Giltner, of Forest Grove, are
occupying their cottage for the Sum
mer. .
Mr. and Mrs. Milton York are again
in their home at Seaview.
The W. W. Plimpton cottage, "Rasp
berry," will be ine. tome o Ura. T,
w-. , A