The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 13, 1911, SECTION THREE, Image 36

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE SU-DAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, AUGUST 13, 1911. 8 FESTIVE ELKS REIGN AT SEASIDE SEASIDE. Or, Aug. 11. (Special). Contrary to upertitlon th Elks flocked to ths beach to begin their annual week-.nd fetlvltle on Friday, known to them aa their lucky day. And not to be hampered by prejudice tbey will end their frolic on the. 11th, tomorrow. The interim, however, 1 one which Alls the souls of the Elk men with delight and the pockets of the hotel folk of Seaside with cash. Everywhere from the point to the mouth of he Necenlcum River, the Jovial cry. "Hello Bill:" resounds with true brother to brother greeting-. Thus true Is It. that the Elka own Seaside today and the lo.eoo whole-souled, bright and cental folk who coursed the beach a year o In honor of a stmlUr occasion held then, are back, and with them hare come their friends brought hither by the enthusiastic rooting of the former clambake visit ors. Preparations were made for twice the number of people who came last year and these preparations were not for naught- Promlner Elks who have charire of the affair $ J. 8- Bellinger, chairman of the general committee, and O. B. Johnson, secretary- other committee chairmen are Mayor H. L Henderson of Astoria, E. C. Judd. Chsrles V. Brown. John Fox. John Day. O. B. Johnson and J. M. P. Hawthorne. Seaside Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haussman and their daughter Mis Marjorl Hauss man. who baa passed the past Winter In New York studying music, have ar rived at the beach and are vlartln; Mrs. I. Bergman at her beach home near Wahana. The Haussmans were guests at the I. N. Flsischner cottage at Seaside Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Harry Lltt. who are, guest at Hotel Gearhart-by-the-Sea, also were guest of the I. N. Flelsch ner th fore part of th last week. Mr. and Mr. Walter Honeyman mo tored to Elk Creek Tuesday. They en tertained over Sunday at their cottage here on the Shell road Mrs. Honey man sister. Mis Maleta Ward, who returned to Portland last Monday evening, but Is expected at the beacU again within the week for a longer stay. Mr. I- W. Therkelsen and her daughter. Miss Hazel Therkelsen. were week-end visitor at the Moore Hotel the past week, as wa also Mr. Ther kelaen'a son Cachot Therkelsen. who I U11 at Seaside and will remain for a fortnight. Mis Catherine Therkel sen. who has recently been a guest at th Nlckerson cottage. Is now visiting Mis Louts Heusner at her bom on the board walk. ' Miss Helen Kavaaaugh Is with Mis Lucille Dunne at the Dsvld M. Dunn cottage In th grove near Hotel Moore and will be her guest for another Mr. and Mr. I. Lang passed th week end with their daughter. Miss Gladys Lang. In th Mayo cottag. Just ofT th promenade, which they hav taken for th entire season. Th house party of young men who have been taking place at the Rume lin cottage. Rhodalyn. ha broken up. snd th guests. Including Henry Good. Walker and Philip Karom. Colin and Robert Livingstone. Harry Lytle. Kent Weaver and Hallet Maxwell, have re turned to their home In Portland. Hallet Maxwell and Kent Weaver went up on the train Wednesday evening with Howell Jones, who wa a gueet at the Gearhart Hotel awnue i .k .ftr passing aom time on the I I Miss Glad Bett I visiting Mis Rhod Rumelln for a few days, hav- Rhoda Kumeun tor iw i -. Ing come to th be.ch about a week . ... I J12 m nu Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Nlckerson and their daughter. Miss Clea Nlckerson. who have had a cottage In the grove at Seaside for several week past, re turned to th city last Monday even ing. . Mr. and Mr. W. If. Hendereon. who hav been recent guests of th Nlcker son family, have gone to Portland. Miss Martha Whiting Is a gueet of Miss Lynette rerguson, coming last Sunday for a vie of a week or ao at th E. Z. Ferguson cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, accom anled by Miss Cornelia Stanley, wer registered at the Moore over Saturday tnd Sunday. John Barrett, who represented Pres ident Tsft at th opening of th As toria Centennial last Thursday, wa at Seaside last Sunday, motoring up From Gearhart with Mr. Taylor of th Gearhart Park. Among the folk whom 1 visited at Seaside were the Charles I. Srhnabel family and Mr. and Mrs. IV. D. Kenton. ' Graham Glas. Sr.. passed Sunday at th beach wtth hi ton. Graham Glass. lr who Is enjoying a prolonged vaca tion at the Moore HoteL At the Warwick cottage, th Summer home of Mrs. Amanda Kerr. Mrs. Kerr' on Thomas Kerr. Miss France Wil son and Miss Judith Anderson were week-end guests from the city. Mis Wilson, however, remained a few day ver th week-end. Mr and Mr. Clifford Ntchol were among the Seaside arrivals the early part of the past week. $lr. Paul Wesstnger ha opened her cottage at Seaside and her daughter Miss Mllla Weeslnger Is with her at the beach. Henry Wesslnrer came down for the past week-end. accom panied by Kenneth Fenton. who vis ited with hla parent at the Fenton cottage for a few days. Stanley C E. Smith and Charles Smith, who recently returned from -ho In h East, were guest of Mr. C J. Schnabel over Sunday. Stan ley Smith returned to PortUnd Mon day evening and Charle Smith baa re mained for another week. Mies Haxel Crocker ha been vlalt Ing Mr. David C Lewis In one of th Mayo cottage for a fortnight. Mr. i4Vti cam down for th week and . . fr and Mr. Lwla bav thla cottag until th early weeks of September. Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Malar key have openea iuir -- - - - and with them la their daughter. Miss Margaret Malarky. Mr. and Mr. Oskar Huber and Dor ... . r .. k.. . nthr Portland folk Piny nuw. " to pass th Sunday of last week at Seaside. . , Mlsa Rachel Hes 1 at th teach for a two weeks' vacation. Jo Erbman was at the L K. Flelsch- ner cottag last week- Miss Vera Rosenblatt of San Fran i " v . . k, , n at the beach for a week with her aunt. Mrs. T. Herman, at the Moore, when they returned to Tortland on their way noma iai jiuu Making up an enthusiastic tramping party to Tillamook Head last week . n rnfitith. Ila Eliza beth Wills. Mrs. T. H- Edwards and Mr. Robert Wilson. Victor Hlbbard. who baa been pass--u. 1... fneTtlht at the William Dresser cottage, will return to Portland tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bates and Bruce Bate are passing the last of the Summer at their cottage. Cedar "Lea. In Hermoa Park, and hav a thlr gueet Mise Menslea. of Koslyn. Wash. Lloyd Bate, who cam down for a few days, returned to Portland Monday evening. t I n C 1 v who hn he en with i !.-,. w ' " " - . . -. vr . , I . Tl KjMklev at fteatd ms ' Houe for a number of week, has gone to Flavel. or., tor pan oi ine inter. Mrs Seeley will remain at the beach a week or so more before returning to Mr. H. D. Green, who has been at the 1 i- V ' - ' - - " 4 (J ' --' , -. V-" V Sl I id V :T V" - ; . - -v . I l ,. r l-:- :..' 'fc"Tv :-r"' h Seaside House since early In July, left here for Portland Tuesda evening to make preparations for an extended tour of th Orient and India. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Johnston and Miss Luclle Johnston, of lufur. were recent gueet at Beach Croft, on the Necanlcum road. Mr. Jolln Barrett and Mis Ine Bar rett, who also passed a few days re cently at Seaside, were guest at Beach Croft. The Misses Ethel Guise and Leila Mc Carver came down Thureday for a two weeks' stay. Miss Mallssa Lee and Miss Octavla Lee are hee for a fortnight with friends. Mr. Antoinette F. Belger. of Irving ton, will be a guest at Hotel Moore for the month of August. H. E. Edward, who la Jut back from a alx month' trip to th East, ha been vleltlng hi daughter-ln-law. Mr., T. II. Edwards, at Necanlcum Inn, for a short time, returning to Portland about the middle of the week. Clyde Altcheson arrived at the beach Tuesday, to pass a week with his wife, at the end of which time Mrs. Altche son, who ha been at th beach for several week, will return to town with him. C K. Bell was a week-end visitor with hi family at Seaside. Miss Genevlev Thompson wa regis tered among th over-Sunday gutata at the Moore Hotel. air, r. ju. er - for a day or o last week, but Is now . v - - . ... mrA w1 1 1 remain Mrs. E. E. Merge went up to xown at br cottag again, and will remain nntll th end of the season. -1 1 -- . - - - - has been tslttng Mrs, F E. Merge .k. k-ti iinn her return from th Mrs. Edgar Webster, of Seattle, wno at the beach since her return from th Potletch. wa th Inspiration of an afternoon at cards and gamea last week prior to her departure forher home on th Sound. Thos who paid their re- pecu to Mr. Wbster included Mrs, r- 7 r..ii.An Mm More of Oakland. Cel.; Mlsa Eva Long. Miss Mary Long. Mies Lynette Ferguson. George Colton. William Heusner. Miss louim ntuimr and Mr. T. H. Edward. xfi,, u...i.. fnlllni who ha been a guest of Mrs. T. H. Edwards, her and In Portland, has oeen canea botipwi edlv to her hom In Seattle by Illness In her fm11y. . M r. and Mrs. Rufu Holman and child re In on of the Carlisle. cottagea In the grove at Seaside. . Mr. Edgar K Piper and Consfanca Piper are domiciled In their attractive beach place at Seaside, on in ooara walk, overlooking th ocean. in.. nn.nth tTnhr entertained Mlsa Katharyn Holbrook at Seaside last Sun day. Mr nt Mrs. Russell Bewail were Seaside arrival last Week. Mrs. Charles RafTety wa nosxess Saturday afternoon at a sewing bee. -v, th.maelvea at Mrs. Charles Raffety wa hostess her home were Mr. C. W Knowles, Mr. L. w. nuiara. .virs. c. n. vutuvun, Mrs. A. G. Long. Mrs, E. L. i nompson. ; wa a,., .u ., Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Cook were recently numbered among the Seaside folk from Portland. Edward Morrl ha been entertained recently at the beach home f G. W. Bates. T Onmmn-llla who left fiaa. elde last Monday evening for Portland, rontinuea on nor i kbi Edmundton. Canada, last Tuesday. Eh ha been passing th Summer with her mother, Mra C W. KnoWles. at Seaside. E. W. Crlchton la at th beech for a week with hla wife, who has been a ruest of Mr.. I W. Hlllard for a number of weeks. William Crlchton. of The Dalle. I vie I ting at th Morrl cottage at Sea aide. Earl BUI, of Minneapolis, was a week-end visitor of th A, G Long family. Mia Hatel Small, who has been vis iting Mis Eleanor Cannon In Portland, for a fortnight, ha returned to th beach, bringing Mis May W either, of The Dalles, as her guest. Frank Elchenlaub and hi bride, for merly Miss Hidden, of Portland, are honeymooning at the Elchenlaub cot tage at Seaside. Rex Connant passed a few daya In Seaside last week. Mrs. J. F. Daviea and her daughter. Mrs. Bruce Rowan, ar In th Davles cottage on the shell road. Others who have recently put In an appearance among th cottage colony folk at Seaside are V. L. Blodgett. Dr. George Barrett, Mrs. A. A. Cleveland. Mr. and Mr. J. R. Caple. Mrs. A. O' Donald. Mr. and Mra. H. Daniels. J. C Grtpper. E. A. Hartman, who has rented the Ramsey cottage: Mr. and Mre. E. E. Lawrence. Mrs. C L. Qulnn. of Walla Walla, and J. Happer Smith. Mrs. L. Jagger and her daughter. Mr. Fonea, ar at hom In th Jagger cot tage. Mr. and Mr. R. J. Dresser are guest of Mre. Dreseer' sister, Mr. J. Nleder meyer. A. D. Keenan I visiting at th Seav ers cottage. . Mr. T. Peterson and daughter, of Oakland. Cel.. are guest at the E. C Johnson cottage, on the board walk. Miss Louise Manning and Mlsa Jean Spencer are aleo gueeta at the E. C. Johnson cottage. Mr. Joseph Smith has taken a cot tage In Hermosa Park for the rest of the season. Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore have the Wetland cottage' this season. Others at Seaside are: F. Henshaw, who haa th Omega cottage; R. Clave- 1 t J J' r- -' Jl -xr-rrr I k. Tturtj ynsw ZAXJZLZS "el land. In the Cleveland cottage; J. K. Locke. In Locke Haven; K. Kenny. In Windfall cottage, and F. J. Haines, In La France, Th Robert Smltha are In Hemlock Den. F. N. Pendleton, who arrived recently at Seaside, looking for a cottage, has rented the Butterfleld cottage No. S. The McHolland cottage ia now the domicile of the J. B. Hyman family. Mr. Anna O'Donnell and family ar In their cottage for th rest of the Summer. Mrs. Cullen E. Clin, of Portland, ha taken a cottage at Seavlew for the sesson. and at present la entertaining Mlsa Agnes Cllne and Mr. Karl A. Mil ler and little sons, of Glendale. Hotel Moore FTora Portland. C Jf. Mar tin. V. K. Cullen, Mr. and Mra F. B. Kay. B. J. Maeon. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. EJUfn. Peter Annan. Mrs. E. H. Hoffman. Oscar Merrill Miss Jest! Merrill. William Con ner. Mrs. C. A. Wells. E. U Soule. Pearl Rlggs. H. Ti Lsrve. Alien C. Peel. H. Wal lace JopUn. R. Smith. L. M. are. C H. Lanoskr. Mrs. Harvey B. Clark. Joseph Simroona. R. K- Hlcka, J. R- Thlehoff. Mr. nd Mrs. T. H. Comte. Mrs. W. B. McCord, Mra J. Sherman O Oorman. T. a. Wlnslow, I. r. Russell. W. E. Bodey. O. 8. Barrett. T. Oraeeh.ro. Rex H. Cenant. Mr. end Mrs. W. r. atlne and dauchur. Mrs O. M. Bcott. Robert Croabla. Waiter Schmeer. Mrs. C M. Martin. Mrs. Lea Coma. Joseph Hemona. V. A. Coura. Mr. L. W. Therk.lMO, KW H; Th.rk.lMn. Mr. and Mrs. O. V. wtc and daushter. P. O. M.v.ra C 8. Brl.tow. j. H. K.ll.r. Harv.y Warren. Mrs. O. M. Hooly. Frank E. Hooly. Dorothy Huber, Mrs. Huber. R- Holbrook. Graham Olass. Alice V. Sprague. Mra Charles M. Cox. M. J. txlahunt. A. H. Lee. Mr. and 5" Copel.nd. O. W. H.rman. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Clark. Mrs. Frsnk O'N.U. Ml si ' H-ilda Erlcon. Mr. and Mra. F ran k O. K n k h . rt. Pr. T. J. BaU.y. Mrs. J. O. K.U.y. Mrs. M. M. Flah.r. Leonora Fisher. A. F. Brown. O. O. Blythe. C. Th.rk.lsan. A. N.u. Mr. and Mr. A. C. Welch and son. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kaal'r. Miss Louise Morris. WUllarn E. Morris. Mrs. Antoln.tt Benf.r, Mias May KopT Irving M.u.n.r. Ml.. (n.Tl.v. Tbompeon. Charles K. Newton. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. MeCrea and son. Mlk. Coagrove. Charlw J.nnlnga J. J. MoOB-a,1:? Ing.tone. Mr. and Mra John Schulta. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ooddard, E. W. Bojree. Mr. .1 Mrv Ihomu Roberta, Mrs. M. B-rkman. Mra W. Spraadborousb, Mrs. C. A. Whlt temora. W. D. JohnMO. Carl Mrrt. P. E. M.yer. Mis. Stockton. R. J. ORMlT.Un. Thomas Meoulre. MlM Heas. Ms gar M. Jones. T. 8. Nasbet. Frank J. Nolan. Miss L E Tmbaw. J. R. Thlehoff. Mia, Ruby Orlchton. Miss Eva Long. Mrs. Charles, T. Kamln. Mrs J. W. Vo.an. C W Kelley. Thoma. c. ""'" wabBer7. Juvenile el. J. Bailer ;. Ida Mutchl. Sj.x.! Orchestrs. Mr. and Mrfc H. , un.. Thoma. C. U. .m T. T"-.T E". Ps!i'all. Osy Kelley. Mildred Van AnrTi ponlta tienrr. "J" " hu.mII K.ll.y. e.u.woiT.u ",Y1. . , V ,;; LTA Erstod and son. Mr. sna r. Hattl. Crawford. Mr. snd Mr . W . 8 . Oyer- Rebbla.. Mr. R. WM n.lla stanler. Mrs. Dav.nhowe. A..C. Feau p.owTh liChR' watt?" M7..AGerude- & 5sss5. V"ri pehH.w. i'ndEM.r.,kQur;.npr.n,B:..r.- sz. -rnijv ".virion. Hood River; S. Hsnley Hood River: W. C Peas.. The Dyil.j: Mis ZeU Bark.r. Hood Riv.r; Mrs. C. H. A.toria: A. J. Flnck and F. J. Shey. R vllle- J. Foeterln and wtfe. Hood leri M Fannl. O. Pur Onion f'tT. Crllohton, The PalU.t W- Jm.. T i.h. -a Lav Vancouver, w.sh.; J.m.. i. Chlio'kandVf. -al.m: O J. St.bb.n. and wife. Salem- R F Shier. Gates. Or., r. rndMrTc: H- VraUlagar. Hubbard Or.; Mrs. H. L. Dumbl.. Mr. snd Mra Philip "It Hood Rlvr: W. R. Dumhl: Kmt Ion. n - p. w. Jones. McMlnnvllle; Helen 3. Samson nn. Mlas Clara Bradley. BP MrTnd Mr.. Oeorse W. John.ton and d.ushter. Dufur; Mr. snd Mrs. J. M. JmJ?. Vaneouver: A. Wilson i tin. A torla? H. lu 6laer. Dlxoo. III.; Ml r H. Cavanaush. Montana: Mrs. J. H. and dausht.r. Cincinnati; ( Mr. and I Mr. T. 0. Fowlar and eon. Felrfleldi Mri . a Caldw.ll. n Francisco; Mrs. Anew De troit; Mrs. D. H. Holbrook. Don.ld Holbrook and Kenn.th Holbrook. Newton. Maaa. A. m mil Lo. Ans.le.; Charle. D. Faker. AMrdeinMr. i kri Pul Tyl.r. Clinton. !o.; Mr. end Mr- R. E. Harmon "lld. R Cam.ren. Toronto: t. J. McK.nna. Pltt.burs: John Munn. D.trolt. A. a. Cuni. Butte; C. Th.rk.lso. J IHV,rcv1.'; co- Arthur Van Tmacn. Chicago: Harvey ilienT Sao Fr.nd.co: F. L. Hu.ton. st coiveV: Miss Jel. M. Tolsnd. Urbane 111. lr. VrA Mra T. W Warren Toledo. O : v n Warren. Toledo: Jams. H. r.n -JsT" CVmpisT Mrs. M. R. Wilcox Lswrenr f"; N J-TMrs. C M. Rlrhard.. Wash.- Mrs! C. H. Bvlg. Seattle, s.h. Mrs. H. K. Chsmb.rlaln. Concord. N. H., Mrs. Sheffield and. Mr.. Hathaway. Spo- 1. Tl Mr and Mr.. Georee Palver. t r.ndeMfc. C." Rlrhard -on Bre.db..d.Wla t i McEvoy. N.w York City: Dr. R. B. Dennlson and J. I- Whit. Hot Springs. Ark Miss Hsiel White, f poksne: Alma M. ward and Wllma Cart Ward. Feattla. V. a.h : 1M Ansela May. New York Cltv; MIM I ,.rh Vew Tork Cltv; Ml.. Fsrr.tt. Dul Jrn."lr;id Mr. A. B. Cleveland and MIM Rurhala. T.coma: Captain Eugene Clarke. Sr. and Mr.. Charle. R. Ftone Mr snd Mrs. U M.rx. Mr. snd Mrs. J. Plcksru. battle Wash.; MIM Puth Clement.. New Tork ;lt- R. IJeb.teln. Chlr.gr.; Mr. Im Vri I A King. Seattle; Charle. F. BohoMToppenl.h: ft t t.elmlnger. Elkhart. Ind." Mr nd Mrs. Kllnton. Kansas Cltv; Mr. and Mra. Cast;, and son. hlcs. W. H Hsre and wile, Kpokanf: Mr. and Mra D.r d H. Jon... BOI..: MjM CJ:"""..' Morria Bevl.; Mr. and Mra. F. H.rrold. M.non. O.: C. O. Mllllgerw fP;k": Rergen. San rranrl.co; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. w.Lii nallaa, Tex.; Mr.. A. A. Braten and s hKm: k "i. WI-. u,i?"7: ?JoI M T. Blsnrhard and MIM M. -While, t-po-i.ne- . Carenean and 8. W. Oroer. Du luth:" Mra r.eor.e T- O Dell Mr. snd Mra H P Klrllev. Fait I.sk. Cltv; W lllmm St. John., .-.mbrlds. M..a; MIM Edith R. Con.nt. Vedfor.1. M.aa.; Jarne. R. 1 ''JT?! Rn,.,: MIM Eunice J. Perkins N wick: Mr. snd Mra James T. Southwlek, p.thel. Vt.: Mr. snd Mra Frank E. Jack son, 6aa J'reocisco; Mis Mud SmUa. 1 Spokane: Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Owen. Hsn nlbal Mo ; Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox. Bar neTVut Mis. C.UaT McCow.n . Battlj. Wash.: Mis. Martha Johnson, Boise, Mr. snd Mr.. Ch.rle. - Drake, Pltt.burg; M1m Ada Boynton. Rldgefleld. Wash. Colonial Hot.l From Portland: Miss Thelraa Edlund. F. Rosenthal. Ml.s Rsa Jooae. Mls Mary- 6chmurr. Ml.. ' Clara Matthles. Mrs. Williams, Mra Lang. Louise Anthony. J. M. Rathburn. Mies Altha Horn.huh. Mr. and Mr.. Charles Lenon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McGulr. and child. G W. Lefebre, Fred Horston. C. Nelson, Mra M. FUke. Mra Walllngford Brush, Mra A. H. Adatna. Mr. 6. E. Moeser. Mr. Mary Brown. Btrg.r Oleon. Jack Jack son. Charles Jackson. L. L. Mab.rg. Charles Olsen. Mra A. L. Gage, Dare Gage. Mrs. M H. Bomert. Bill 6myth. J. F. Caruth ers J. Kreps. J.naie Kr.ps. Rosa Kreps. Mrs. J. A. Klllcoyn. Mrs. Berry Morrison, Has.1 Beldlng. Blanche B.ldtng. Kate De Vancy, W H. Bechtold, R. W. Roberta B. E. H.ndrn. M. Drappeaa, Ida Dahlgr.n, Anna Carl.on. Am.Ua Dahlgren. C M. Mar t.naen. W. Robblna. Mrs. B. HalTman. Mrs. H Haffman, Mra Jcephln. Smith. Dr. and Mra. C O. Sabln. C Carlson. Mis An derson. Mr. Anderson. E. A. Dundos, Mrs. H C. Schroeder. Mrs. L. Jennings. Flor ence Shanklln. Bernlc. Scott. Mary Rigdon. Ed W. Jackson. William A. Rhodes. W. 8. Nicks. Mra W. S. Nicks, H. Henry. F. R. Rogers, Dr. and Mra C R. Landers, Fred rirlch. J. J. 6ablns. R. L. Hsnsen. Rhea Klger. Theresa Zurener. Emm Smith. Olla Herse, Charles Wolf. Captain a J. Ma son. O. J. Rahn. T. B. Galbralth; from Dufur, J. L. Dumtgon; from New Tork, Jockl. Radkle: from Ban Francisco. Bill Walgaat. H. D. Chandler, J. H. Bteele.; from Fargo. North Dakota. J. G Lehold. Jack Lehold: from Kansas City. Mra. R. M. Patton. Fannl. ration, Laura ration; from Muncle. Ind.. Mrs. W. F. Gorton, Jeanett. Gorton: from Ft. Faul. n-atneryn La Fabre; from Walla Walla, Edna Murch, Hel.na Goodwin: from Earlham. la., T. J. Parson. Mra Parson: from Chinook. Mont., Mr. snd Mra Paul McCsnn; from ftortn Yakima. L. E. Henderson. Dick Tneasin; from Oregon City, Mr. and Mr. ' F. F. . . 4 nt... V. T. Toetwln. Mrs. Toetwln; from Vanconver. wuh. J. P Redmond. O. L Paddem, stargsret nra mond, R. Burtwell; from Mllwaukle. Or.. M.ry E. Ganlard: from The Dalles. Dora v.i.k.. fmm Canbv. Or.. Mary Lucas, Dora Lucas; from Rainier, F. Beckwlth, Hot.l Mcoulr. fTom roniina; . Keeler. H. Parley Kimball and family. J. E. Goldsmith. Mra C. B. Lewthwaite, Mrs. Mary-Clark. I. J. Walte. T. Morrison. E. I.unbold. Mr. and lira J. M. Rice. H. M. Howaa J. M. Rice. John C. FaJee. Mra. A. Larner. Mrs. H. Bleg. N. Rose man 8. Roseman. Nathan Irn.ll. Mrs. R. G. Drske, Mrs. B. Saut.ll. Dean Saabrook, Miss K. Bukosky. Mra F. Rukert. Mra Tamcher. Mra. Tausch.r. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lenon. P. J. Csrson. Robert E. Buchanan. Mra Carry Witting. Mra R. M. Gatewood, Hasel Gatewood. William Treevor. C. A. Martin. G. F. 6tcy. Bora Poby. Selma Llnd. Miss Josle D. Young. T. P. Robbtns; from Astoria, W. B. Warren: from Vancouver. B. C L Walt.: from Walla Walla. Amy .'.. . u A T(.. TT V Vnrlan. 1 . w i leon . iigiu .i wu.. ....... - - - . i MUs Mlll.r, Mra H. F. Morln. Mr. and 1 Mra J. R. Klnsey. Catherln Klny. Mau rice Klneev. C. L. Roger. Will Mercer. Ruth- Harrla D. McDonald, Mrs. Myrtle Williams; from La Grande. Mrs. E. P. Gray; from Vancouver, Mr. and Mra.C D. Brltan. . , Locksley Hall From Portland: Mr. snd Mr.. M. Welnsteln. B. Stlnson. William C.mbell. Mra A. Friedman. Ruth Friedman. Mr. and Mra F. A. - White, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Miller. J. F. K arte hem, Mra R.C. Lewis. Mra Bert Went. Roe Ward. Miss Jennie Kreps. Mlas Lillian Pfluger. Mrs. F. Pfluger. Mra A. L. McCully, MIM Gottwald, F. Parslow. C. M. Riley: from Tacoma. Ws.h., Mra. A. B. Cleveland Mis. L. Bur haus; from Aberdeen, Charles D. Baker, from Los Ang.le.. A. H. Hill: from Walla Walla. Mr. and Mra W. Chandler, Miss Al 11. Ch.ndler. Vera Chnndler. Joe Chandler; from Calgary. Alia., W'alter J. Gray, Mrs. Gray. Miss Qrsy. John Gray. Joe Gray, MIM Storke. Annie Storke. Myrtle Ptorke; from Vancouv.r. Wiih.: Catherine Clancy. Mollis Clancy: from ClaUkanle, Mrs. Mc Klll; from Kansas City, Mra R. M- Patton. MIM K.nnle Patton. Miss Laura Patton; from Billings. Mont.. Carce McCarmlrk. Seaside Houm regl.ter From Portland. Gay Kelley. Hasel Van Avery. Ethel Pascall. Bonlta Henry. Mildred Van Avery. Ells worth Rlck.tta RU...U K.lly, Reynold Guetafsoa, Roby PeSeaberger, Irene eil- U l . w---fwe ( VI ', t 1 Jv -1 111 lit . ' - - . I , wood. Salome Bernstein, Mr. and Mr.. J. W. Wlldwick snd two daughters, Salma Fand. R. Citron. Mr. and Mrs." Henry Rus sell Talbot. Miss K. L. Trevett, Raymond Branlon. C. N. McArthur, Mr. and Mra P A. White, Mr. and Mra A. Royal. Mr. and Mra R. Stark. W. G. McPherson, Thom as J. McPherson, Mr. and Mra. Charles Dral. Mra Shad O. Krantx, Ida Davis. Car rie and Verda Zigler. Walter Smith. A. Harrison. Mr. and Mra C. L. Maple, Alvln H. Citron. R. B. Montague, Robert John son. A. R. de Burgh. Mr. and Mrs. J. D Mullory. Mr. and Mra Carl Derfunderf, Mr. and Mra L. J. Wentworth and chi d; from Astoria, J. A. Gllbsugh. C. A. Hlg glna H. B. Parker. M. H. Hanford; from Hermlston. Mrs. E. P. Podd. I.ab.lle Dodd; from The Dalles. Mr. and Mra. Judd A. Fish: from Spokane. Mra Gale Smith. Con rad Wolfe. MiM And. Anderson. Mabel Dutro: from St. Paul. Mr. and Mra CharlM Donnelly, Lochren Donnelly. Arrivals) at Elk Creek HoteL From Portland F. G. Barton, wlf and ton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan, F. J. Handlan. Miss A. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hathaway. Allen Peel. Miss Stack ton. R, J. A. O'Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. TJpahaw. Verona Clark, A. B. Lp ghaw, C. H. Lane. B- W. Lane, Mis Ruth Church. Luclle Parker. C. N. Mc Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russell Talbot. Mis K. L. Trevltt. Raymond C. Branlon. E. C Reed. Mr. A. H. Adams, Mrs. Jullu Llppett. Mis Judith Lip- - . . . r t Uiiiln Mr. pett, Mr. ana " l and Mr. W. Keele. Mr. B. M. Lom- ana jiie. . Thlr. bara. Miss van ieuow.c. A. Baling. Mr. and Mrs. Ira V. F we Mr. J. W. Ladd. Mis Helen Ladd. Mis Mary Brownlee. Harry Jone. Hallett Alexander, Bettle Wheeler, Mr. and Mra. T H. Gardner. Mrs. William Honeyman, Mis Haael Crocker. Mr. David C. Lew Is, Mrs. A. Kerr, Mis Jean Kerr. Mr. Doble, Mrs. Tlmms. Mrs. D- W. Douglas. Mr. J. H. EmOMton. From Astoria Mr. and Mr. C H. Callender. W. F. McGregor. Mr. and Mr. Howard M. Browne. John P. Mc Cain, J. M. Griffin, May Utlnger. Hat tie Utxlnger. From Salem Doctor and . Mr. T. C. Smith. Jr.. Malcolm 8mlth, Governor and Mrs. West. Miss West. Miss Hutton. Other arrlvals-ev. A. Langland. St, Paul. Minn.; Mr. and Mrs, Abe Miller, Miss Molll Clancy, Mia Kathleen Clancy, Vancouver, Wash.; Clara Brad ley, Helen J. Samson, Clark Written, Paul B. Whltten, Spokane, Wash.; Mr. and Mrg. S. A. Walker, t. Louis; Mrs. J A. Pinney, Mrs. N. M. Perkins, Boise, Idaho; A. H. Hill. Los Aneeles, Cal.; C. D. Baker, Aberdeen. Wash.; S. G. Reed, Nehalem, Or.; F. Newman, Walla Walla. Wash,; Thomas S. Anderson, Bay City, Mich.; Elizabeth Hemphill. Auburn, Wash.;" Howard G. Rice. Philadelphia. Pa.; Mrs. W. H. Holbrook. Mr. Holbrook, Omald Holbrook, Newton. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Henshaw. Oakland, Cal. XORTH BEACH GAYETV GROWS Delightful Weather Adds to Pleas ures of August Outers. NORTH BEACH. Wash., Aug. II. (Special.) Any one who complains of North Beach winds or murmurs com ments. about always having to wear an overcoat ought to happen down any where along that shore now and learn the grace of swallowing his words politely. More delightful weather could not be asked, and as for fishing and like sports, let the recreation seeker find any better elsewhere if he can. T-1 r, m rr 1 a ,1 it. rielcht- lTfLCh boat brings an average of from two to throe hundred new beach comers, who thr nunarert new neata cuiuers, wuu JS.t2il hour.vlKr'-n. ,1 Annual Clam-Bake and Astoria Celebration Attract Thousands to Mouth of Columbia Cheer Marks Early August at Beaches. w. r , e KT.rtT. Ttearn Activity this year. After the first great rush of early August .ions nave uctumo .f.i.. , timrnrh Viotels are filled lisuou auu ...""o" there Is no trouble now, as earlier, or having to turn guesta away for want of room. TMn.valM are nnriee WAV for the tennis enthusiasts, who will soon come down for the tournament week, opening now In a fortnight at the Breakers. Thl. ,n... tnnmamunt Which meftQI much to the North Coast, Is one of the events or tne year to me oumuur "s niv DnrtionH Tlinv coma In parties .. em .v.. kniaifl or,A the r.nttasree of friends and relatives until the whole Washington coast catches ineir eniuu alasm and laughs with theirf. And not to fun alone ar tnese aays uevuicu, for actual labor and skill are called forth on the tennis courts. Registered at the Hotel Breakers last week from Portland were: .airs, isaia.ii Slchel. Scott Slchel, Stanley Blumauer, Mrs. Vera Pratt, Mrs. I. A. Boskewltz, Mlna Boskewttz, i.aura a. uiacs, xi .i.w.h v.. Urt.flT..! fir T-tanVinA R.OS- nielli'. t. .-i. ... - . , ' - ..f.M, TUtm Tomea WllfsOn. MrS. I' T Hummer, Mrs. -Stephen Stoddard, Julia P. Bailey, Mrs. Edwin Newbegin, Mrs. Scott, Dorothy Scott, E. L. 'Bailey, L. Lesser. Mr. ana jurs.- w. n. iruo, jai. en iwr Tt a. Cftmn. E. Morganstern, Mrs. Morganstern, Tom Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. P. Scott. .Mr. and Mrs. W, l - -- C. Camp. Mrs. W. H umj.. nn..ij Hold, Vrf. VO. Ill L( AUfO. V ' . A A. .v-aueuve " UAlr..n T ties', TTnlriAn. Mr. And Mrs noiaen, jacit W. C. Fox Mr., and Mrs. J. H. Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Kama, Mrs. o. U. wngni, George Boschke, Mr. Daly; from Con- rAv2 xi "Vf t-i W ' F! r.hftmberlin: cord. N. H.. Mrs. H. ' E. Chamberlln from Eugene, Or., Mrs. J. T. Howe. Bessie Que Howe; from Spokane; Mrs. Sheffield. Mrs. C. Hathaway, Dr. Mar garet Johnson, Bertha M. Lawrence, H. E. Oswald. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Han, Burgess Gordan, Ralph Gordan; from Seattle, Mr. and Hrs. C. Preston, Miss Harsch, Morten Goldstein, Frank Pres ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sibley; from Muskegee, Okla., Mrs. Ella D. Jamlne, Mrs. V. C. Jamlne; from Walla Walla, Mrs. Oley Funk; from San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rhyne; from Raymond, Wash, A. C Little. Mrs. Little. W. H. Suydln, Mrs. Suydln, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stratton. B. A, Bui lard, Dr. and Mrs. -S. V. Con way, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hyman; from South Bend, Wash., H. A. Peeples. J. G. Helny. S. W. Sturdwant, Mrs. Jensen. A. McGee, Edward W. Wright, Charles H. Mills, G. G. Hicks. Viola Hicks, Peggy Hicks, Honora M. Conner; from Tacoma, H. V. Handy; from Bay Center, Thomas Hold en; from Centralis. J. E. Barnes; from Fort Canby, Colonel Stephen M. Foote; from Wlllapa Harbor, Edwin M. Con ner; from Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. O'Donnell; from Chicago, Mrs. T. Blessing. C F. Gil bat. Mrs. J. S. Johnstone and daughters, Mabel and Effle, have opened their beach home, Sprucewood' Cottage, and will occupy It the rest of the season. These guests are registered from the Shepherd cottage, Seavlew: Mrs. A. Wlldman, Mrs. Ada Clark, Mrs. C. U. Madelro, Miss Jennie Carmody, Miss Lydla Kern. Miss Ada Gordon. Miss Mary Keleher, Miss Goldle Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. David Duper, Mrs. E. A. Beals, Miss Agnes Beals, Master Clyde Beals, Mrg. John Harklns and sons, Mrs. Jo seph Macqueen and Miss Jean Mac queen, of Portland; Miss O. Waite, of Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. Carrie PUmer and Miss Viola King, of Boise, Idaho; Mra Will Garland, of Gooding, Idaho, and Mra. A. Thornbury, of The Dalles, Or. Bhelbnme Hotel register: From Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cameron, II. A. Bornard, Walter Herrle, George Frlson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clemens, J. J. Jennings, L. W. Palmer, Miss Rusl C. Shearer. ,Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Weldmann. E. H. Paltener, H. A. Bid die. T. V. Grant, Miss Gildis L. Smith. Mrs. -J. H. Boody, A. B. Casey. Miss Loretta Qulnn, Miss Rena Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. T. Briggs; from Pasco, Wash.,' Wlnthrop H. Gascoyne; from Clatsop, Wash.. J. H. Howell; from Caldwell, Idaho, Raymond Price; from Dallas, Or.. R. F. Jeffrey; from Spokane, 'Mrs. William Connolly and dkughter. Mrs. J. C. Werschkul .and son, How ard, and also Mrs. S- G. Werschkul and family are recent arrivals at Ocean Park. Miss Agnes Corcoran was hostess at an Informal party at Seaview Saturday evening at her home on the ridge at Seavlew. The toasting of marshmal lows and the playing of many games were enjoyed by a merry crowd of young folks. Guests for the evening were Miss Mary Monks, Miss Loretto Qulnn Miss Grace Jennings. Miss Ma rie Douglas, Miss Mary Corcoran, Miss Estelle Stewart, Miss Elva Burness, Mrs. Ella Klein, Fred Martin, Alfred O'Brien, William McAllen. Fred Koes ter. Harold Koester. Ed Corcoran, William Corcoran and Leland Seufert. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman have re cently arrived, and are passing a fort night at Beach Center. Fred Martin was host Friday after noon, when he entertained a number of young folks with a aengntrui motor trip along the beach to the wrecKea i o&iuinc. . c w - r" . Palome. Wis quests were miss juane Miss Mary Corcoran, Mrs. Ella Klein, Miss Mildred Senfert. Fred Koester, Harold Koester. o Chicago; W'llllam Corcoran and Leland Seufert. Chester and Earl Johnson, who wer guests at the Thorsen cottage, went on a trout fishing expedition up Bear River with Warren. Viola and Helen Thorsen last week. They took five pack horses and naa a jony time. found the fishing fine. This stream, which contains water as pure as Bull Run River, the Portland supply. Is rapidly developing iuiu ia.u. ing place. -vt nnnnlar than In P&St VeATS Is Seavlew, situated as it is deep in the shelter of willow trees. 2.110 iif- trips to The Rocks and to Dead Man's Hollow attract their usual picnic par ties during daylight, while cards before open fires form evening entertainment for the elder folk, wnue me uuw .nf moirA '.merrv in the at tractive hall near the station or speed the hours by bowling. Miss Margaret eneeny naa no "c. . Ca.rlAnr' MIeQ C VK1 1 TtrOWTl. Of Portland, who will return to the city in time to make final preparations iur resuming her studies at the University of Oregon. ... U!.. Tne-nTmr Mflltftn ArlVM I R RT. week to visit Miss Kemna Klosterman at the Klosterman cottage at oeaviow. Another young Portland woman to arrive recently at the beach Is Miss Helen Peters, who has joined her parents at their Summer place tn sea- view village. Mr. and Mrs. wmiam nenoncKi ana son are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kern. Miss Leonide Fleury, who has been visiting friends In Seaside, and Miss Clara Marsh are guests of the Misses ti- ..I i.rv "K"p,m p f fieaview. i l a i n. . uu j Miss Louise Poulsen, of Portland, Is also expectea soon ay tne n-orn nouns hold. a nnmhMi nt vniine college fellow and members of the Phi Chi fraternity gathered at the Btewart cottage, Beach Center, last week. Among other festivities was an expedition to Ilwaca Tuesday evening, to attend a traveling show. Those In the party were: Bruce Stewart, Don Stewart, Jack Hickson, William Johnson, George Wilson. Den ton Kadderlln, Ted Styles and Larry Mann. Their guests for the party were: Miss Angela McQueen, Miss Ester 6a van. Miss Florence Sfrief, Miss Dorothy Cleveland, Miss Hazel Russell, Miss Edith Potter and 'Miss Irene Albee. Mrs. F. E. Tomllnson and Esther and Monta Maegley are at the MaegleycotT tage for a fortnight. Miss Clara Flelschman, who haa passed several weeks In Seavlew al Hackney cottage, has returned to her home In Portland. Miss Mary Monks has as her guest Miss Grace Jennings at Beach Center. Mrs. D. O. Lively and Miss Margaret Sheehy, who have been at Seavlew for the Summer, went to Astoria for ths opening of the Centennial. Captain Travers, of the Queen s Guard, of London, la a guest at the Lindon cottage, at Seaview. Harry Klosterman passed the last week-end with his family. Miss Jean Martin arrived at the beach last week to Join her family, which haa been here for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hurlburt are visiting at the Mcintosh cottage In The Willows. , , ' Miss Lesley Smith has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Elliott R. Corbett, at the Ladd cottage, near The Willows, for the past week. Miss Edith Potter and Miss Dorothy Cleveland Tare passing a few weeks at the Hazel cottage, with Mrs. C. F. Strief, ' . Garnett Green returned to Portland Sunday, after a short stay at the beach. The following young people took part in a candy-pull last week at the home of Miss Kathleen Seely, at Beach Cen ter: Miss Florence Strief. Miss Hazel Russell, Miss Lois Ladd. Miss t lorence Getz. Elva Burness, Kenneth McAlpin. Herbert Thatcher,, wmiam jucahcu. Ernest Hecker, Garnett Green. Wallace I v-.nii,i. Miss Marie Soule and her nephew, Gordon Soule, have returned to Port land, after a two-weeks' sojourn at Seavlew. Leota Stanley is the house guest of Miss Bernlce Stlmpson for a fortnight at Seavlew. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce Rea. arrived last week to open their cottage at the beach, and have as their guest Mrs. A. A. Kadderly. The Harry Kadderlys have also come down, and are In their Summer home. . Dr. Fred Watson and Mrs. Watson are others who have recently sought the rest of the seashore. Mrs. J. J- Kadderly Is entertaining Mrs. Arthur Burnham. of Jaysville. Wis., at her cottage here. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Barrett are ex pected soon at Seavlew to be guests or Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Rea. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rlesland and family, are at Beach Center. Mrs. W. M. Plimpton and two children are guests at the W. W. Plimpton home, at Seaview. - - ... Miss Hazel Dolph and Jack Dolph have taken a cottage at Beach Center for the remainder of the season. Mrs. R. S. Farrell returned to Port land last week, after a 10 days visit at the beach. Other people who are occupying cot tairee at Seaview and Beach Center axet J J Allard, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beals. C C. Bodford, M. Baum, F. Berens, T. P. Brown, P. W. Lewis, K. G. Lund strom. F. J. Meyer, a B. Nelson, J. T. Stoneroad and Mra T. T. Btruble. "William Corcoran entertained Alirea Young, of Portland, at the Corcoran cottage, at Beach Center, last week. C G Herman arrived Saturday to pass a fortniglTt with his family. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Thompson re turned to Portland Sunday, after a month's sojourn at the b6ach;I. . Mrs. Ida I. Carter has returned to Seavlew for the remainder of the sea son, after having passed a few days In Portland with friends. W. P. LaRoche left f or Portland early last week after a month with his family at Seavlew. . Miss Margaret Casey was a week-, end guest of Mrs. D. P. Wood last week at Seaview. . , Rev Frank D. Finley. of Portland, Is camping with his family at Seaview for the remainder of August. . Long Beach as well as the other points on the Washington coast Is up and doing these days. The skatine; rink and swimming tank are the main attractions drawing good sized throngs of people to them dally. - Among the new arrivals at Long Beach is Mrs. H. D. Mitchell, who has rented one of the Strauhal cottages near Newton Station for the remainder of the season. The Hannan cottage is the home of the family of H. Leads, of Portland, until September. Mrs. C. C. Rose has arrived with her family and has opened her cottage at Long Beach. Isaac Gratton and his bride are pass ing their honeymoon at a Long Beach cottage. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunlap and family returned to the city last week for a few days, but are expected at the beach again soon. W. Kitching and family have taken a cottage at Long Beach for the re mainder of August, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Campbell and W. H". Webber and family are domiciled In the. Ocean Side cottage.' ? "r ;V "V,",, Mrs. Levi Ivnott ana airs. rrea otev- ens uro i ivnutv - Miss Angela McQueen, who has been A