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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1915)
TUK SUNDAY OREGOMAX. PORTLAND. JULY 4, 1913. HOT WEATHER HAS TSTQ TERRORS FOR RESORT SOJOURNERS Spokane, have leased Mrs. C E. Norrle's cottage in the meadow for the season. Mrs. Norrie moved over to Cottage ave nue for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Sibson and the E. L. Devereaux children have been en joying an early visit at the Devereaux cottage. Later in the month Mrs. Dev. ereaux 'will Join her family and Mr. Devereaux will pass week-ends with them. , . Harry O. Beckwlth also purchased a Hamblett cottage and soon will bring his family down for the season. Mr. and Mrs. James Baird and son. Jim, arrived recently and are occupying their cottage In the grove for the sea ton. , . Mrs. A- St. Ciair-Gay is passing a few weeks in her cottage in the grove. Miss Dent Is occupying the Owens Cottage for a short time. - - . Miss Etta Wrenn is here for the sea son in her pretty little cottage. ' Up at the encampment occupied last year b the Twenty-first Infantry and the Oregon National Guard the little brown tents have again made their ap pearance, and the few officers tuner. intending- the camp will be joined later Dy several detachments of the Guards for a two weeks' camp. Mrs. J. W. Bickford and daughter are ettled In their cottage for the Sum- er. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman have leased the little cottage owned bv Mrs. K. K. Beckman for July and August ana soon win arrive to occupy it. Rev. J. W. Brougher and family, of Los Angeles, who are faithful devotees of Gearhart, again are established In their cottage for the season. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Carpenter and family are domiciled In the Wheeler cottage. George B. Cellars and family are re cent arrivals and they will occupy their cottage for the Summer, i Dr. and Mrs. Ray Matson passed a Jew days here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCraken and Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mason are among the cottagers who will remain here for the season. i The Turner cottage Is. the Summer some of B. C. Fox and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Haradon and fam ily are passing a few weeks in their lovely cottage, which soon will be occu pied by Theodore B. Wilcox and Miss Claire and Teddy Wilcox. Mr, and Mrs. John Twohy and family will occupy the Fairhurst cottage for the Summer. C. A. Lewis and family are summer ing in a cottage here. J. M. Miller's family recently arrived and are comfortably domiciled in a pretty cottage. Another cosy cottage Is the Summer abode of C. C. Merton and family. The well-known and much-admired Ffunder cottage is occupied by the family, who were lately joined by Mrs. W. E. Grace and Mrs. Mitchell and their families. Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Payne and family are in their cottage for the Summer. Mrs. F. Rothschild and family are established in a cottage here. Dr. J. W. Rosenfeld and family have been among the early Summer settlers here, occupying one of the pretty cot tages in the meadow. Rabbi Jonah, B. Wise and Mrs. Wise and family are established in a cottage in the meadow for the season. The Charles Rosenfelds also are among the cottage colony who will pass the Summer here. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reckan have a cottage in the grove for the Summer. Mrs. W. D. Walker is occupying her attractive little cottage for the Sum mer. F. M- Wheeler and family are sea Boners here among the cottage colony. Mr. and Mrs. S. Sweet have leased a cottage . for the Summer. The attractive Isherwood cottage is the Summer home of Dr. and Mrs. Otis B. Wight and children, who have been here for several days. E N. Wheeler: and family, are estab lished in their cottage. Mr.- and -Mrs. Louis Rosenblatt and family are occupying their cottage for the season."" The Daly cottage on Ocean avenue is being occupied by the W. L. Wiggins family. A. R. Zeller and family have arrived for the Summer and are in the cottage colony. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neustadter arrived Friday to pass a few days at Gear hart Hotel. R. C. F. Astbury, the well-known golfer, arrived Saturday to pass the season here at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grossmayer and family are occpying their cottage for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang's cottage also is occupied by the family for the season. Mrs. J. Nelson, of Denver, arrived Friday for a short stay at Gearhart Hotel. Mrs.' Roy Marx and Miss Ruth and Daniel Marx will pass several days at the hotel. From Toronto, Canada, come Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ross for a short stay at Gearhart Hotel. The party of sorority girls who have decided to remain over the week-end at the hotel includes Misses Marguerite Behman. Marion Mead. Pearl Van Sick len, Anna and Mary Celarius, Ruth Hadfleld, Iphigene Maloney. Leonora Kmerson. Nina Porter, Ida Lotspeich, Dorothy Stevens and Lucie Phleiger, M. I. Cameron and H. C. Uthoff were among the arrivals yesterday who will pats several days at the hotel. The Tilzer cottage is opened and Miss Comport and the Tilzer children are ensconced therein. Nellis Hamlin and Oliver Wassell are passing the Summer in & cottage at Gearhart and devote their time to mo toring around the scenio roads. SEASIDE -WELCOMES THRONGS 'Great Whit Way' of Gotham Copied by Beach Kenort. SEASIDE, Or., July 3. (Special.) Each train steaming into Seaside de posits larger crowds of holiday seekers, bent on recreating and resting in this busy little resort. The young people "have the time of their lives" in this little city. They start early in the morning with swimming, run the gamut of diversions, including roller skating, riding, surting, dancing and motion pic ture shows. The streets are in excellent chape, the hard-surfaced roads making motoring a delight, and the main thor oughfare, like all growing cities, has been called "Broadway." and is a blaze of glory, in correct imitation of tha ;"Great White Way" of Gotham. The streets are strung "with myriads of lights lengthwise and crosswise from Jie railroad station to the mighty Pa cific. The big swimming tank at the head of the boardwalk is one of the most popular sports on the beach. Her crowds of men and women, as well as children, daily gather, all eager to be come proficient in the art of swimming. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ludwig are again Installed as instructors, and their classes are forming for the season. Lit jtle Miss Elise Fleischner, daughter of 11. r. Fleiscnner. upon her arrival this season, will receive a handsome bronze ineaai, preiiuy engravea ror ner ability ha a swimmer na kYia waa th. ,i Aproficient juvenile swimmer last aea- iHon in the girls class, and MaBter ILocke. son of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Locke, (will receive a similar medal for being ttne DeBt Doy swimmer. Tomorrow there will be an elaborate Amuii.tuu ui mncy aivia ana ewim fmlng by Mr. Ludwig, assisted by a 'couple of Multnomah Club swimmers. They will have races, stunts and trapeze performances for the benefit of the spectators. Fireworks already are proclaiming the approach of Independence day, and the Fourth, to be celebrated tomorrow, will be a specially merry one. Band concerts will form part of the pro gramme, and numerous other features will make the day memorable. All along the boardwalk cottages are being prepared for the occupancy of beach habitues, and in many cases the owners have given the cottages over to the use of frlenda and relatives while they Journey to the fair. Hotel Moore baa Introduced an Inter esting novelty, that of having exhibi tions of society dances by Mr. and Mrs. Jay March Fetters, formerly of the Hotel Multnomah, and previous to that of San . Francisco. The . Fetters each evening give exhibitions of their latest creations, and also' Instruct the dev otees of the Moore grill.' The grill is filled nightly with merrymakers, all bent on learning the newest and pret tiest steps, and they are being carefully censored by the Fetters, who are acting as hosts for these dances. Miss Leah Cohen occasionally com plies to the urgent pleas of admiring friends to come to the grill and sing for them, and she also has accepted the position of soloist in the Seaside Catho lic Church. She recently appeared for a week's engagement at the "Empress Theater in Portland. Among the recent cottagers who have reached here and plan to stay for the Summer are Mrs. Adna Sharpsten and daughter. Miss Helen Sharpsten. They are occupying the Grabel cottage on the north boardwalk. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Locke and family are established in their attractive cot tage for the Summer. Colonel and Mrs. David M. Dunne and daughters. Misses Gladys, Helen and Dorothy, and son Jack, are occupying their cottage for the Summer. Miss Getta Wasserman is domiciled In her cottage at Wahannah, and later In the season will be Joined by her sis ters, Mrs. Henry Hausmann and Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Chipman. with their children. Miss Marjory Hausmann, who has been studying vocal In New York for the Winter, also will be with them for the Summer. Mrs. A. E. Digman and family ar rived last week and are occupying their cottage on the boardwalk. Dr. Sanford Whiting and sons, Curtis and Sanford. are late week arrivals who will pass the week-end at Hotel Moore. .... Mrs. John McCraken came down on Thursday for a. short stay at Hotel Moore. ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holman have arrived for the Summer and are oc cupying their cottage on the board walk. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blainey and fam ily are in their cottage on the board walk. Dr. and Mrs. Horace G. Fenton an1 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fenton are domi ciled in their attractive cottage on the DoarawaiK. Mrs. Alex- Gilbert entertained the women of the Catholic Sewing Club on mursaay at ner attractive home in Hermosa Park. It was the closing meet ing 01 the W inter season, and the host ess was assisted by her daughter. Mrs. victor ti. Finch, and. Airs. S. de La Barthe. Miss Edith Smith is the house sruest of Mrs. Laura Summervllle for a abort time. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith and the latter's sister. Miss- Marjorie Murphey, of Brooklyn, N. Y., have come down for he Summer and are domiciled in the Smith, cottage on the boardwalk. Mrs. . Rosenfeld and daughter, Del ohtne Rosenfeld, are domiciled in the Dunne cottage here for the season. -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Smith and children are domiciled in their cottage for the Summer, and are entertaining as a house guest Mrs. E. Ii Heckbert for a few weeks. Mrs. Arnold Blitz and family are oc cupying a cottage here for several weeks. Mrs. I. E. Solomon, of Portland- arid her family are established in. a cosy cottage for the Summer. Mrs. Solomon Is an enthusiastic worker in the Sea side Civic Improvement Club, and is in charge of the tag sale to be given July . ana s tor tne nenent of the club. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Small, of Baker. Or., are domiciled in a cottage for the Summer. The G. C. Fultons. of Astoria, and their family with a party of friends are cosily established In a cottage here for the season. Dr. and Mrs. T. Forstrotn, of Astoria, and Dr. and Mrs. August M. Kinney. Jr, of Astoria, with George Judd. passed the midweek In Seaside at Hotel Moore. One of the boardwalk cottages is the Summer home of Mrs. John Rudy and family. Victor R. Finch passed the Fourth with his wife and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gilbert. Mrs. Clara Quinn. one ' of Walla Walla's prominent matrons, will arrive here tolnorrow to occupy her pretty cottage in Hermosa Park for the Sum mer. Alex Ruggles Gilbert passed 'the week-end in Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. Luke. Mrs. Ida M. Harris and daughter, of St. Helens, opened her cottage here last week and will remain for the Summer. The Balise Labbe beach home on the south boardwalk is now opened for the Summer, and is occupied by Mr. Labbe and his son and grandchildren. In the Rick cottage are John & Rick and his daughter and her children, who plan to pass the Summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Steinlein ar rived Thursday and are occupying their cottage for the season. Miss C. H. Percival, of Montgomery drive, Portland, has arrived and will occupy her pretty new cottage in the grove for the season. She is entertain ing a party of young friends. The E. M. Chandlers, of Burbank. Wash., are occupying the Gilbert cot tage on the boardwalk. Pere Langlard. a clergyman of Sea side, passed a week in Portland and Is again in Seaside. In a snug little cottage in the grove Is Mrs. George A. Pell, of Portland, with her family. A group of the Sisters of the Holy Name are occupying their cottage fac ing the ocean, and are enjoying a rest. Another cottage In the artistic Her mosa Park houses Dr. E. W. Ball and family for the Summer. Mrs. Matt G. Ennis and family, of Walla Walla, arrived Wednesday and are occupying the Bartch cottage for the Summer in Hermosa Park. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nelson and chil dren, of Pendleton, reached here recent ly and are now domiciled In their cot tage in Hermosa Park. They are dev otees of motoring. E. R. Miller is passing a few days at Elk Creek. Mrs. F. S. Dement is a recent arrival, having opened her cottage In Hermosa Park on Thursday for the season. The Seaside Civic Improvement Club is one of the most useful and popular organizations in Seaside. .It has been opened all year under the direction of the Woman's Club, of which Dr. Lena Hodges recently has been elected presi dent. The reading-room la won - ronlzed at all times, and the recent county rair ror the benefit of the club proved a tremendous success. There Is to be a tag sale to increase their funds, and Mrs. I. E. Solomon, of Port land, is superintending the sale. E. C. Frost Is president of the club, and on Tuesday nlsrht a meettna- Woman's Club wa held, reports for the season being made and ways and means discussed to provide funds for the work of the club for the Summer. Miss Clara L. Oilman, an enthusiastic member of the Woman's Club, has had charm nf the rest and reading-room for a year. una BKaiu ib innaiiea as oirector, with Miss Beatrice Robinson as assistant. They keep a supply of current litera ture on band, as well as fiction and standard works, which have been pur cnased with moneys derived from bene fits in the past. Some of the books have been donated by Interested friends of the club. There is also a day nursery attached to the restroom, where children can be cared for during the day. Esper Hansen Is a visitor tn Seaside for a short time. Cachot Therkelsen. Lloyd Bailey and a few of their friends passed several days last week In Seaside. Mra J. J. Farrell. of Spokane, and her family are occupying a cottage on Seventh avenue. Celebrating the birthday of Mrs. CM. Merter. a group of her friends as sembled at her home oo Saturday, and the surprise was most delightful. The evening was passed merrily with games. uiuaiu ana reiresnments, ana the honor guest was presented with a token of esteeem from the assemblage with ap propriate toasts. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Foley.'ef Portland, the former being vice-president of the Seaside Bank, passed a week here, re turning to Portland Wednesday nlrht Miss Violet -Wilson and Miss Holds nyianaer are passing two weeks at Seaside, where they have taken a cot tage. They expect to entertain ex tensively. -Mr. and Mrs. A. If. Smith- of Pn.t. land, -have opened their cottage for me season and have aa their house guests Mr. and Mra W. P. Llllls and daughter, who will remain for the Summer. ' Miss Mary Gibbons and R. E. Bar rett, of Portland, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. - E. C. Gunther and family, of Port land, arrived this week and have thrown open their Summer home, Sea Gull." for the Summer. H. Miles and Mrs. Miles, of Portland, have taken the Naltra cottage for the season. Their first house guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Walters, of Gresham. , A house party celebrated the house warming and Miss Amy Olm stead. of Portland, and Miss Jennie and Ida Benson, of Nebraska, were the guests. With Mrs. M. M. Stephens at the Sunset cottage, on Ninth avenue. Mra H. F. Fero, of Great Falls. Mont, will pass the Summer. C M. McKay, ofPortland. passed the week-end here. While here he en gaged workmen to renovate their Sum mer home for the coming of the family. S. C. Jackson and family have taken up their Summer residence at their Third-street home. NEWPORT 6E.1SO.V IS BEGCJf Two Trains Dally Carry Visitors and ; Band Concerts Are On. NEWPORT, Or, July 3. (Special.) Two trains daily, concerts every even ing by the local Rod and Gun Club band, excellent weather, a Fourth of July celebration and a five-day Chau taqua are evidences that the Summer season at this beach has really begun. The Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, to accommodate the increasing passenger traffic to this resort, has added an ex tra train to the schedule. This train will leave Albany early in the morning, reaching Newport about noon. The sec ond train arrives here In the evening. .The evening band concerts that were so popular six or seven years ago, but which have been discontinued during the past few years, are now a regular attraction again.. The-band, under the direction of C. F. Averill. was recently organized to meet the demand for mu sical entertainment for beach visitors, and will furnish music at the boat landing every evening. The arrival of the ferry "Newport" Is the event of the day here and people throng the wharf to greet the Incoming- visitors. Crowds of 1000 or more are of regular occurrence at the height of the season. To furnish entertainment for these people and to welcome the Incoming visitors are the principal reasons fur the organisation of the band. The weather, too. Is ideal. Newport ers acquainted with the weather con ditions of the resort for the past score or more or years, aver that the pres ent weather Is unexcelled. The sun shiny days have been conductive to beach parties and trips to neighbor ing points of Interest, to the Govern ment Lighthouse. Devil's Punch Bowl. Agate Beach. Otter Rocks or the In dian Reservation. Bonfire parties have also found much favor among the younger set. The past week has wit nessed the highest tides of the season and surf bathing has been indulged in by those who prefer the cold waters of the Pacific to warm, though salty, water of the Natatorium. Newport, following the precedent of five years' standing, which has be come almost an established custom, will celebrate the anniversary of the country's independence Monday. July 5. The programme, besides the cus tomary patriotic exercises and ora tions, will Include boat races on the bay. drills by the United States Coast Guards. Indian war dances and an il luminated boat parade. A committee of the Rod and Gun Club Is in charge of the arrangements for the celebra tion. Joseph Patterson, of Portland. Is a member of the committee. Valley cities have nothing on New port as regards a Chautauqua. For live days, from July 10 to 15. the Summer population will have a number of added diversions tn the form of musical con certs and lectures The city park, a natural out-door theater, is the lo cation of the Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Campbell, of Salem, are stopping at the Abbey. Mr. Campbell Is a member of the State Railroad Commission. Mr. and Mra J. L. Baker, of Eu gene, are listed among the patrons of the McDonald House. Nye Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnson. who have been passing a brief vacation at Tent City, have departed for Chicago, their future home. Both Mr. and Mrs Johnson are former students of the Oregon Agricultural College and for merly lived In Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs W. F. Elliott and son. Howard Emerson, of Eugene, reached the beach the forepart of the week and are established In the Tower house at Nye beach. Mrs. P. M. Chandler, of Portland, reached this resort Monday and Is at the Abbey. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nichols and daughter, of Walla Walla, Wash, who reached the beach a week ago by auto, have returned to their Washington home. The Nichols stopped at the Nlcholal. Dewey Brown, of Corvallis, was an arrival the fore part of the week. Mrs. E. T. Hedlund and son, of Port land, are recent arrivals and will re main three weeks. Mrs. Lorena Wise, of Salem. Is regis tered at the new Cliff House, Nye Beach. Miss Hester Harrison, of Hillsboro, Is registered In one of the Rest cottages at Nye Beach. E. A. Rhoten, of Salem, was an ar rival In Newport Monday evening. Mr. Ithoten Is field editor of the Pacific Homestead, and is contemplating the building of a cottage at Nye Beach, on a lot he recently purchased. Mr. Rho ten Is at Borden's Hotel. Mrs. W. B. Stevens, of Albany, has joined her daughter. Miss Margaret Stevens, at the beach. The Stevens are located In the Mason cottage Nye Beach. Fred Dawson and daughter. Miss Janet Dawson, of Albany, will arrive today, Mr. Dawson returning to Al bany Tuesday. Among the regular Summer visitors who are expected to arrive In Newport within the next two weeks are Judjre and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton and two daughters, the Misses Helen and Merle Hamilton. Mrs. D. B. Parka and her daugh ters, the Misses Ruth and Adah Young, and son, Delos Parks, of Portland, are domiciled la the Parks cottage at ,' - ' ': ' ' i ' ' . , '-" v j f " "v:" I i . ' ! i ' . V - -- - - vTi.v T"" ' : "' ' -ili I v: -' : " 'v- t ; ..V. . - ' i f - --. . . Y -:V.J v.. vJ -r- . .,-.-.--- - ;;.v V ' v "" :-;" ' --A-.--. -'; h;. 1 ti -. - tv-.i"-. - fcl - -' . , .'- "-"V-' - T w'. a U ' a" .trim-. . atf 1 4 V Jump-off Joe. Frank Bulllngton. of Portland, win be a guest of the Parks over the Fourth. Walter S. Smith, of Independence, reached Newport Monday evening and registered at the Abbey. Mr. and Mra N. A. Leach, son Dewey and daughter Vera, who have, been passing the week at the Nlcolul. de parted Wednesday by automobile for their home In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. William Myers, of Sid ney, are enjoying a sojourn at the beac-h. Miss Doris Applegate. of Hillsboro, Is a guest of Mr. and Mra R. A. Payne, also of Hillsboro, at tb Rest cottage. Mr. and Mrs. 12. B. Bnrtlett and daughter Helen and son Kenneth, of Estacada, are expected to arrive short ly to pars their vacation at Nye Beach. Mr. Bartjett'a son Kenneth Is av sopho more In the University of Oregon and a member of the varsity football squad. C. W. Grubb. of Portland. was am.ong the Monday arrivals. lie Is registered at 'the Abbey. T. C. Davles and family, of Salem, are domiciled In one of the Cherry City cottages at Nye Beach. Mr. Davles Is connected with the State Railroad Commission. J. M. Jones, of Lebanon, Is among the Linn County people now at the beach. He Is stopping at the New Cliff House. Mra Dale I. Bell has returned to her home in Falls City, after passing a week as the guest of her sister. Mra Harry Pye, at the Pye cottage at Agate Beach. George Mosher and family, of Port land, are occupying a cottage at Whit ten's. The Moshers are contemplating a three weeks' visit. The Misses Annie and Llszle Jensen and Fred Jensen, of Junction City, are among the Summer people at Tent City. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hanger and Son Reld departed Wednesday morning by automobile for their home In Walla Walla. Wash, after enjoying a week of vacation at Nye Beach aa guests of the Nlcolai. Harry U. Miller, a merchant of New berg, accompanied by Mrs. Miller, left Wednesday in their automobile for home, after enjoying a six days outing at Nye Beach. While here Mr. and Mra Miller were at the Nlcolai. H. If. Lucas, of Salem, arrived tha first of the week and is located at Tent City. Miss M. Durand has returned to her home In Portland, after a tew days' visit at the beach. Mrs. A. M. Baker and daughters, the Misses Blanche and Frankle Baker, of Salem, have arrived at Nye Beach and will remain for the Summer. Mrs. P. M. bom rue r and her daughter. Miss Aline Somraer. of Falrbury. Hi, and Mrs. Madeline Fuher. of La Grande, are established in a cottage at Nye Beach. Mra Sommer and daughter are on an extended tour of the United States, and recently visited the Pan ama.Paclfie Exposition. A. Shough and two daughters, of Leb. anon, are located la a cottage at Nye Beach for the Summer. Mrs. M. Richards and Miss Glsdys Gray, of Salem, are Included among the residents of Tent City. They Intend to remain at the beach three weeka. Mrs. T. Craig, of Washington. I1L, Is an out-of-the-state visitor at this beach. Mrs. Craig Is staying at the McAllister. George F. Sykes. of Corvallis. came to Newport Tuesday and Is stopping at the Abbey. Albert J. Gillette. Jr., of Eugene. Is expected to arrive tn Newport this week. Mr. Gillette Is a student of the University of Oregon and a member of the quartet of the college glee club. Mr. and Mrs. G. Gibson, of Corvallis. reached Newport yesterday and are oc cupying one of the tent bouses at Tent City. John Bock us. of Amity, will arrive at the McDonald House today. Mr. Bock us Is a regular visitor at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. BeeL of Clifton, are guests of the Abbey. The Reels arrived Tuesday. Mr. and Mra Charles Stanton and daughter. Miss Lois Stanton, motored to Newport from Portland the middle of the week and are guests of the new Cliff House. Nye Beach. A. L. Young registered Wednesday evening st the Abbey from Portland. S. li. Austin Is Included smong the many people from Portland who are en. joying the Ideal weather of Newport. Mr. Austin Is at the Abbey. Miss Marie Lowes will arrive at the beach Monday. Silas Lowes will occupy a cottage at Nye Beach. Benjamin W. Calvin came In from Corvallis the middle of the week for a brief outing. F. A. Beasley. of North Taklma. Wash, Is enjoying a vacation at Nye Beach. He Is among the guests of The Saundera C W. James, of Salem, formerly su - '"c-"'' -'-'- perintendent of the Oregon State Peni tentiary, and wife are domiciled tn their attractive Nye Leach cottage for the Summer. Mr. and Mra William L Woemper. of Portland, are staying at the Damon, Nye Beach. Glenn Payne, of Hillsboro. Is visit ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Payne, at the "Rest" cottage. Captain Henry Nice, of Lutgens. passed through Newport Wednesday with Mra Nice and tits Misses Jessie and Henrietta Nice. The young women have been attending school In Portland, their mother remaining la Portland for the Winter with thm. George Mosuette, of Portland. Is passing his vacation at the Takltezy cottage. J. L. Middleton, of Portland, arrived Monday night to pass a few-days at the seashore. He is registered at the Abbey. Mrs. Sadie Taylor and daughters, of Albany, accompanied the excursion to the beach last Sunday. O. E. Prink and family, of Portland, are located la one of the Whtlten cot tsges at Nye Beach for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs Charles Saunders enter tained Mr. and Mrs. C W. James, of Salem, at a dinner party at the Saund ers last Sunday. Mra Fred Dawson and daughter. Anna, arrived a few days ago to open the Dawson cottage at Nye Beach for the season. IL A. CadfettL of Portland, joined the Multnomah Connty contingent at the beach Tuesday. Mr. CadfeiU Is staying at the Abbey. Mra Anna Dawson and her daughter. Olive, of Monmouth, are established In one of the Sunnyaide cottages at Nye Beach for two weeka They are entertaining Mrs. Dawson's daughter, Mra A. B. McDorman. of Scot ts Bluff. Nebraska. J. M. Gardner, of Portland, arrived on the steamer Newport Tuesday eve ning for a brief sojourn at this re sort. Mr. and Mra Emll W. Martin have returned to their home In Portland af ter passing a few days at the Hotel Nlcolai and Damon House. F. A. BuUlngtou. of Portland, was a Wednesday Incoming passenger. He Is staying at the Hotel Nlcolai. Joseph It. Koke and family, of Eu gene, arrived the middle of the week to oocupy the Thompson cottage at Nye Beach until the first of Septem ber. Mr. Koke Is a member of the printing firm of Toran & Koke, of En gen a F. Peril n and son. 'of Portlatad. are staying at the McAllster while pass ing their vacation at the beach. C. E. Collins, of Portland, was a flrst-of-the-wek arrival at the Ab bey. W. A. Petit of Rosebnrr. has joined his wife st Tent City. Mrs. Petit rame to the beach several weeka ago. They will remain until the season Is well advanced. Joseph A. Hill and family, of Port land, are at the Ocean hill Hotel for the Summer. Oceanhlll Is located midway between Newport and Asate Beach and was formerly called Mon terey. Mra R. E. James and son. of Port, land, are sojourning at the New Cliff House. Nye Beach. Miss Irene Abbey, of Seattle, Is visit ing her father. M. 1L Abbey, manager Of the Abbey Hotel, for a few weeka Mra Rjv-key Mason, wife of the well, known Albany druggist, accompanied by her thres children, arrived Wednes day evening to open the Mason Nye Beach cottage for the Summer months The Masons hsve been coming to New port for many years H. P. Gardner, of Portland. Is pass Ing his vacation at this resort ss a guest of the Abbey. Mr. and Mra Ira P. Loron. of Fll verton. are among the Summer so journers at Nye Creek. The Lorons are staying at the Takitezy col la ire Ed ward M. Palmer, of Salem. Is en. Joyinrf an outing at the Seaside. He Is registered at the Saunders Mra A. M. Baker and daughter. Blanche, of Salem, are at the Saunders until the first of September. , Mra Katherln Ovrite, proprietress of the Agate Beach Inn. and her son. Andrew, were called to Spokane last Tuesday by the aarlou Illness of Mrs George's husband. Walter I- Smith, of Independence, came In en the Tuesday evening boat for a short stay, registering at the Borden Hotel. S. A- l llfer. of Portland, arrived the fore part of the week for a brief visit. Mrs. W. C. Schwlver. of Corvallis. who Is sojourning at Tent Ci'.y for a few weeks, has as her guests Mra It. L. Beadles snd daughter. Ethel, of Hugh. Missouri. P. K. So turners and family, of Fair field. ni. are domiciled In Dad's Cabin at Nye Beach for a few weeka Mra Patrick tJ. Byrne, of Spokane, accompanied by ber daughter. Ruth, and son. William, arrived tn Newport Tuesday night to open tha Bee Hive cottage at Nye Beach for the season. Mra Byrne's husband was the late Mayor Byrn of Spokane. Mr. and Mra J. F. Roche, of Ash land, were among the numerous V 1 -ley people who came la on the Sunday excursion. Wallace G. Benson, son of tt?o late Governor and Secretary of State. Frank W. Benson, was In Newport for a few days during the past week. Mr. len son is connected with the State Tax Commission. I. W. Cook and wife, of Wyatt vilie. Wyo, passed through Newport recently on their way to Waldport. where they will pass the Summer. Mr. and Mra. O. O. Goocu and son. of Portland, are among the arrivals of the week at the Copeland. Henry Yeoman. of Cresswell. has joined the Lane County contingent at the beach. R. M. Davidson, of Portland, was among the US Valley people who took advantage of the excursion to the beach last Sunday. J. B. Baker, of Albany, was an ar rival die first of the week. Mr. and Mrs Mark W. Savage and daughter, of Salem, are passing a few days at the seaside. Mrs J. P. Fry. of Springfield. Is domiciled In one of the Michigan cot tares st Nye Beach. D. A. Larner and wife have returned to their home In Salem after passing several days at the new Cliff Honta. Miss W. Launer. of Dallas, Is a Sum mer vacationist at Nye Beach. Mra W. n. Wheeler, wife of the proprietor of the new Cliff House at Nye Beach. returned to Newport Wednesdsy from Los Angeles, where she passed the Winter. ' Miss Catherine Pooler, of Salem, was a recent visitor at Nye Beach. Mra M. M. Lord, of Springfield. Is located In a Michigan cottage at Nye Bench for a tew weeks. Mrs. K. F. Pernot and two daugh ters, of Portland, arrived Wednesday evening to open tha Pernot cottage for the season. MacClellan Lannlng; of Portland, was a mid-week arrival at the Abbey. BAYOCEAX SEASON IS EARLY Hot c 1 Knjoy Good 1'atronago and Cottages Are Filling. EATOCEAN. Or, July 3 (Special.) It could well be said that this fsnious resort is enjoying one of the most sat isfactory early seasons since Its Inau guration a few years ago. Many of the beautiful homes that decorate the paved thoroughfares are already occupied, and those that have not yet arrived have made arrangements for the unboardlng of windows, the dusting of carpels and the details of preparation. The smaller hotels are comfortably filled, and with the opening of the big Bayocesn Hotel and the natatorium the gay life of the place Is sssuredly la full swing. The ferry scross the bay Is now on a regu lar schedule that makes transportation connections with a minimum elapse of time. The ever-popular bungalowettea are filling up rapidly, but with the In creased number of new cottages, hotels and camping quarters, accommodations are provided for a large number of va cationist. The beach this season Is at Ita best, and nuroerbua figures even thus early dot the sands Intermittently, dashing Into the wet embrace of Father Neptune with all the Joy of being alive and close to the freedom of Nature. The tratl trips are not neglected, how ever, and many of Portland's prominent society folk can be seen Sally, dressed In the conventional khaki of the great Outdoors, hiking along the wonderful conic paths to the Cape Mesrs light house. The view to be bsd from this point, coupled with the Interesting sight of the great lens and lamps of the sta tion, make this trip Justified of sn even herder scent, while the return could profitably be spent In picking huckle berries for the morrow's dessert. S. H. Vincent snd family, of Portland., are quartered for the season In the new' "Council Crest" cottage. Captain W. II. l!-nibree has arrived at this port with bis fcO-fool schooner, Tllllcum. of Portland. His intentions are to put the boat on excursion runs. Dr. Gertgfude Gates, of Portland, has taken resiaence tn a cottage on the hill for the season. H. L. Chapln. of the T. B. rotter Real ty Company, was a recent visitor to the beach. O. H. Schwerdsman and wife, of Port land and Bay City, have arrived and are domiciled In the family cottage. Mra M. DeWltt, a prominent Tort land matron. Is located In the Mallory bungalow for the ensuing season. Peter Alexander, wife and daughter, are recent guests of the Bay Side Inn. from Warsaw, lnd. Charles IX Beebe, a well-known min ing man of Butte. Moni, and family, are stopping for a few days at this plsce. W. ( Holtarreve. a Portland business man. was calling on friends here dur ing the week. Swsn Hawklngson and family have arrived from Portland and are located In their cottage for the season. J. M. Farley, of Richmond. Or, Is vlvltlng on the beach for a few da. W. J. Clemmens, of Portland, has taken possession of a neat cottage for the year. Dr. J. E. Moore, of Portland, has been a guest of tbe Bay Side Inn for the past two weeka He reports enjoyable crab fishing on the bayslde. S. R. Wat-rack, lighthouse Inspector for this district, was here for a few days during the week. E. R. Angell has moved Into the new ly erected H. L. King cottage. Miss Mae Fuller, of Portland, was vlstung with friends her tbe last week end. Professor D. T. Van Tine, of tbe Buck man School In Portland, la here superin tending the building of his new home on Clark street. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Van Tine. li- O. Case and wife, of Portland, are spending a few days enjoying the sea breezes at this place. Deep-sea fishing excursions are be coming quite popular, and with the ex pected Increase of two boats lo the local fleet accommodations can be had a 1 -most any day for the trip over the bar. The gasoline schooner Empire Is in with a party from Astoria, while the Nene mahle divided ber time between here and Newport. The Henrietta la still popular with the visitors, and la well patronised on her various trips around the bey and over the bar. CAVXOV BEACH WAITS CROWDS Better Roads and Lower Fares Ex pected to Draw Tbrongs. CANVOV BEACH. Or, July l.(Spe clal It la expected that this year will bring more people to this popular beach than ever, especially on account of the reduction In automobile stage rales from Seaside and the Improvement of tbe Elk Creek , road. Tbe hotels are practically filled and many Portland folk are opening their homes for the sesaon. The County Court of Clatsop County recently awarded a contract for the' construction of the Elk Creek ro4 through Klk Creek Park, which ulti mately will be extended to Nehalem via Necarnle Mountain, making an at tractive scenic hlcbway. The Miaaea llummelln. of Portland, have their new tj&"0 home practically completed In Elk Creek Park. Morton D. Alr. of Portland, has erected a new huuae costing :09 In Elk Creek Tark, which be will occupy for the season within the next few weeks. Mra M. B. McKay has opened up her log cabin home In Brooklyn Camp for the season. S. F. White Is erecting a new home on his property In Elk Creek Park cost ing fisoo. J. W Collins, of Portland, baa com pleted his new home In Elk Creek Park, which will be opened shortly. Clarence D. Porter and Arthur 1L Hand, of Portland. hve purchased property In Elk Creek Park with a view to erecting a Summer home In the future. A new hotel has opened for bus! n era opposite the postoffice at Elk Creek. George L. Baker, tbe newly-elected Commissioner, of Portland, and fam ily were visitors last week. ROCKAWAY ItETIiEATS INVITE Summer Cottages at Seaside Resort Are Itsi.ldly nillnc. ROCKAWAY. Or, July . (Special.) The Summer life at this resort has practically resumed its normal activity as compared with the standards of past years, and while the time la perhaps a little early to say that things are in full swing, the height of the season will see Kockaway enjoying one of the Isrgcst crowds since Its Inception four years ago. A fow miles In either direc tion brings one to Ideal fishing, and the woods and the foothills peas out not-to-be-overlooked Invitations to wander amid the shades of the giant spruce and cedar. Many dust-choked, weary eyed and tired sous and daughters of the city find the rest and enjoyment that Jiey seek within the quiet bounds of the forests, while those In search of more activity and gayety find satlstac- -tion In parties and picnics. Mr. and Mra G. . Teschner and daughter. Gladys, of Ocean Home cot tage, are entertaining for a few weeks Miss Ellen Johnson, of Portland. TheophU BUleter and family, of Port land, arrived yesterday and took pos session of their Summer home. Camp Ouy Osborn and X. A. Osborn have opened their cottage. Dew Drop Inn. at Saltalr. The Krebs family, from Hillsboro, axe moving Into their new ocean front home this week. This cottage la by far the most modern on the beach and Is a revelation In convenience of arrange ment and location. Mr. and ira Krebs and their daughter, Louise, will be missed from the usual Hillsboro camp this year, but their plans for the Sum mer call for many social events and gatherings, so thst those who are ac quainted can still congregate occa sionally. Mrs. David Kuratll and daughter were Hlllaboro vuitors who spent tha last week-end here. C W. Ross announces the erection of two new cottages in Saltair which are to be ready for occupancy by the middle of this week. 5L A. Murray and P. K. Custard, stu dents from Kkjs .field. Wash, are domi ciled In a larse tent, which they have named Rlgcfldd Retreat. Mr. and Mrs. G. IL Spall and three daughters have arrived and are located la their coltaxe. Mr. Spall, who Is con. nected with the Portland First National Bank, sill leave In 10 days, while h!a family will remain for the season Miss Orace Deicbman and Mra Ethel Stevenson were w ark-end visitors from Hillsboro. Frank Hart, of Portland. Is staying at Hart's Content at Lske Lytle. Mra R. 1L Henderson and her mother-in-law. accompanied by Mra G. Kunts and son. have been spending the past wee k n the Miller camp. Mra KUlham. of Portland, has taken quarters at Rock View Villa for a week. B. K. Knierlek and family, of The Dalles, have erected a tent facing the ocean and will spend the rest of the season here. One of the most enjoyable social eveulaj since tbe present season has opened was the uanelng partv given at the Dancing Club Hall by A. H. Schlolb, and C. C Ultra. lat Saturday evening. The time of the guests was spent In dancing and entertainment In varltd forma and when the time for departure nu arrived many words of comnienda- lloo for the boats were heard. Thoe who had the advantage of enjoying the occasion were: Mr. and Mra M. A. Wood. Mr. and Mra J. J. Krebs. Mr. and Mra Fred Newell, Mr. and Mra. C. C Byers, Mr. and Mra Floyd Wllkins. J. Lk Sapplnarton and wife. Mrs. Kd Hart, Mrs KUlham, Mra David Kura full. Mrs. Ethel Stevenson. Misses Grace Delchman. Evelyn Wood. Louise Krebs. Doris Huston. Bertha Huston. Jenneas Miller. Edith Stalley. Ruth Wllkins. Veda Sappington. and Measra Charlea Crowther. Al Smith. Charles Abbott. Al H- ScUloth and William Davla William H. McPhearson has arrived from Buxton and will live here tn the future. Werner Rlchen and Walter Warner. of Portland, are camping here for a two weeks' outing. A. O. Lenharta of Portland, spent a few days of the week here looking for a Summor location for his family. Mr. and Mra. Charles Reynold, of Tillamook City, were visiting with friends on the beach last t-undav. Mra I. M. Miller and daughter. Fran cis, of Portland, have joined Mr. Miller at his camp tn Se.vlw addition. Mr. and Mra Floyd Wllklus and daughter. Ruth, have arrived from Au rora and taken up ll.eir residence at tbe Fireside tor the ensuing season. Will Hinkle and his sister have re turned to Portland after a pleasant fortnight hera Arthur Grlswold has returned from Tillamook sod taken op permanent residence- TOCrasTS rLOCK TO bar ytey Huso niedrlvrr on Jcttj Attracts Many SIglitecra. BAR VIEW. Or, July S. (Special) The work of tbe huge piledrlver on the new Government Jetty at the entrance of Tillamook Ray Is the most interest ing STctacle la Ibis vicinity, snd large crowds of Summer visitors make lhe long stretch of beach sands that bank the structure for nearly a mile on th north aide the raecca for hikes and picnic lunches end surf frolic. When complete this Jetty will extend out Into the Pacific nearly two and a quarter mllea. and will make one of the finest and efet bathing beaches along the Bar View frontage that there la on the Ore con coait The Influx of tourists and Summer residents has new begun In earnest and the many bostelrtes snd csmp grounds will soon be taxed to capacity. Miss Irene Carter, of Oregon City. Is a guest at tha E. C. Carter "Ocean View" csmp. . Mark 1- liussard and wife are bow located In their fine new home la the lee of the big roctta They have as house guests Mr. and Mra C- R. Thomp son, of Portland, the latter being a sla ter to Mra Huasard. James 5nljjw ar.d wtfe are located In a cottage for the season opposite the llfeaavirg atstlon. Ralph M. Wilcox and Kenneth L. Fox. Oregon Agricultural College students, whose homes are In Portland, have ar rived end eatabllihe.1 "Camp Aloha" on the hill neatr the Jetty. The family of Victor Lslone left for Portland during the week after a plnas snt outtiig st this plac. Mr. Lslone preceded them by several days Captain Robert Farley, of the Coast Guard, left Monday for a brief bail nea trip to Portland. Mr. and Mra C P. Moody, recently of Portland, are located In tha new Coac.ua4 aa ee 104
