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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN. PORTLAND. AUGUST 1, 1915.
CITY-WEARY FOLK FORGET CARES IN GAIETY AT BEACHES
Various Resorts About Tillamook Abound in Amusements and Social Functions for Vacationists Drawn to Seashore to Revel or Rest as Varying Moods Dictate.
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iR VIEW. Or, -July 11. (Special)
Although Bar View la entertain
IBS' t thla time nearljr aa many
mnts aa last year there la etUl room
for tentera and thoae eeekinr hotel or
honfaiow accommodationa.
O the varied aznuaemanta dandne; 1
erer. The rood roada
brJn out many autoing- partiee and ex
curalona to the Tarloue nearby tiahinc
jpota and to TlUamook and the other
""to oauy erenla.
ium uoe im out. the table la
"T appucaoie to thla reaort.
7L'' "u-uty nooaewUe or the
"7 " " may oe aeen out on
the rocJu of the Jetty. lon-haadled
pu "1J In one hand while
"V7 la eoua-ht. Jlany have
, to tne ende of fish
uu axe enabled to reach
kT . , oeeper watera where the
barsacied crnatacaan li
moaa- thoee lately taking- adrantare
7" .Z . K uo m an effort
to fkther the crab crop were lira H.
Hewitt and her house rutiL iln.
Jamea O'Connor, of Jutland.
aira. E. Bobbin and eon. and their
e-ueat. Mlaa "eU TVolf. all of Molalla.
are located for a month In one of the
Carter cottagea.
E. it. Jordan, and eon. of Macleay.are
regnatered at the Hewitt House.
Mre. Mortimer CockreU of Molalla.
and Mrs. 8. J. Cockerll. of Portland,
axe at the Carter camp for the balance
ex the aeon.
Urn. James O'Connor and daughters.
Katherlne and Elisabeth, of Portland.
- ei at ue xiewiti nome lor the
HI.
Hr. and Mrs. A M. Slocum and eon.
x-oruano. registered at the
xiouse ror a weeare recreation.
Charlee F. UtUer. a
merchant, accompanied by his wife.
wm .Linns; me ranons beaches In
thla district durlnf the week.
i Alley and wife, at Camp Al Al
One, entertained Otto v Nelson Mon
day. Mr. Nelson Is Summering; at Rock
away. Mr. Alley has recently bad oon-
iraciea a fine new bung-alow near
Villa Camp.
. R. R. Johnson, who la passing- the
Summer here with the McMlnnrllle
contingent, made a week-end trip to
vi u.uu on Business recently.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bobbins and
daughter, of Oregon City, are passing
tw weeks" vacation la one of the
Carter cottages.
Another Carter cottage la occupied
lrs. V. Croat, of New berg, who will
remain for a few weeks.
Kiss Lena de Oroat and Miss Cath
erine Rooney. of Portland, were Tlslt
Ing the various points of Interest In
this rlclnlty during the past week.
Mrs. J. W. OlUam and son, Leonard.
" riion. axe at seldom Inn: Mrs.
Arthur Powell and daughter. Ira, of
Carlton: Re. V. D. Silvers and wife.
Mcjainnvuie; a T. - Hoffman and
family, from Carlton: Charlea Fleming,
wife and daughter, of McMlnnvlIle, and
their guests. Miss Norma Goucher and
Amanda and Dotsy Reeves, of Carlton.'
n ii vamp variion.
In an auto party that passed through
hare last Monday la two large cars
were Fred Mallet, of the Portland de
tective force, and wire: Mr. and Mrs.
C W. Behold and Mr. and Mre. J. w.
Fehuld and family. ,all of Portland.
They will pasa a two weeks vacation
visiting the various nearby beaches.
Mrs. C Wass and daughter. Haael
ef Portland, are located here foa. two
weeks. Mr. Wass Joins them at week
end SL
Mrs. C L. Dengler and daughter.
Mary, of Portland, are passing two
weeks' vacation In a camp here, where
they will be Joined later by Mr. Dang
ler. Mrs. Max Meyer, and daughter. Mary
of Portland, are in camp here for a
month. They have aa a guest for the
eason Miss Hansen, also of Portland.
Arrlvins here last Mondav and f . k
lishlng a camp were Mrs. Harry Tar
bell and children. Mrs. O. VT. Roberts
and Miss Olive Davis, all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. K rants and their
guest, Leslie Seabrook. arrived by auto
recently trom their Portland home, and
will camp for two weeks near the sta
tion. L. A. Harms, of the Portland police
xorce. ana ismuy are cam pi eg- here
for a two weeks' outing. They have
as tr.eir guests the Misses Verns, Ruth
and Grace Stahl. daughters of ex-Sergeant
Stahl. of the Portland police
force.
Miss Louise Jordan, who has pssned
the last month with her sister. Mrs.
Fred C. Robinson, htm returned to her
Portland home. MUI Arlene Dtsbro.
who also wss a guest of Mrs. Robin
son, returned isst Friday to Portland.
Among those to register at the Bar
View Hotel daring the past week were:
Miss Blanche Barrett. Dallas: Miss
Blanche MeNalr. Tillamook City: Mrs.
h. winian-s and daughter. North
Yakima. Wash.; Mrs. C. W. Williams.
Ellensburg. Wash.: H. J. rTesseldens.
Portland: George H. Alderman. Tilla
mook City; G. E Denser. Forest Grove:
C. A- Alstock. E. H. Mitchell. M. F. Mc
Lean. WUHam Brooks. L O. Williams
M. D. Lndertiilt and E. X. McLean, of
Portland: Glenn D. Hart. Deadwood.
Cel.: Thomas Creaey. C E Kllnren
sru:th. Miss Mildred KUngensmtth.
James Kllngensmlth and Mrs. J. P.
Van Overn and daughter. Frieda, Port
land; Henry Butler. Bay City. Or.: Mrs.
E. N. Strons- Portland: Mrs. L E. Butts.
TUiamcok City; Mr. And Mrs. A. fitraa-1
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II r " . ' 1 ,. ill I for the past month,, returned to Port
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sel. Straaaei. Or.; Frieda Miller. Miss
Dorothy Larsen, Carl C A 1 ford. Elton
J. Ryan. Miss Ruth Rlggs and Waltet
Rowln. 'Portland; Miss Mary Drew, Til
lamook City; Lee Arnett and wife.
Portland: M. L. Blackburn and wife.
Lincoln. Neb.; George Alderman, Tilla
mook City; Mr. and Mrs. il. L. Will
lams. A. C Wright and son, J. H. Wood.
J. B. Newell. L E. Button. J. T. M
and G. H. Gadke. of Portland; A. JnUa
Davenport, Warrenaburg. Mo.: Mayme
Hoke. Leea Summit. Mo.; E, U Houck.
McMlnavUle, Or.; H. O. Bail. Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Johnson. Mrs. C F. Daniel
son, Mrs. H. L. Simpson and Children,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nolan. C F. 8olll-
vane and family. Leo Lang-. Mrs. C.
MaUy. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Falrbrothera,
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Humphrey. Master
Bradford Humphrey. J. L Karnopp and
wife and Q. T.. Ida and Ella Kamopp,
Mr.-and Mrs. T. B- Handley. Ruby An
derson. Mrs. Frank Devine and C H.
Rogera. of Portland: Ella M. Swan,
Albany: Emma and Percy Veal, of Port
land; G. L. and Thomas Swan. Albany;
Frank Waters. Lena de Groat. Cath
erine Rooney. Mre. H. - A. Hampton.
Portland; Miss Edith Robb. Edinburgh,
Scotland: C W. Moulton, Mr. and Mre.
F. Thatcher. Mrs. A. Baty. Ban F. An
derson. Alfred Anderson. L. R- Wendell.
Alex Robb. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Morgan.
J. L. Stafford. T. P. Wise, wife and son.
of Portland; Jack Hoben. London. Eng
land: Mrs. D. A. Fellows. Portland;
Mre. W. Hayden Flsk. Lakeview. or.;
Mrs. d. Bullard, Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Baker nd Mre. P. W. Carnohan. Port
land: A Seacard and L. S. Anderson.
Tlllsmook City; H. A. -Hlnthaw and
family Mrs. 8. L. Woodard. ur. and
Mra. George H. Jennings. 8. G. Nelson.
Mrs. George Oraham and Mra. A. Se-
guin and eon. Portland; Mr. ana ure.
E. D. Paul. Eugene: R. G. Scott. Ver
non Scott. George Holland. Portland
J. H. Westcott and wife and Mrs.
Charlea Stephens. Timber, Or.; Walter
R. Bmtt and son. Mra. Amy Seavy,
Fort Wayne. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Littler. Forest Grove, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Stout. Kenton. Or.
Recent arrivals. at Villa camp are
Mrs. E. Ryman. Miss R. Ryman. Harry
Ryman. Burton Ryman. Pleasant Home.
J. K. Vautresa and wire, ol ixewoerg.
Or were guests tor a few daya of Mr,
and Mra R. L. Stout at Ilia camp.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Zerong. wun twii
sons, are at the Villa for the season
R l. Oesch Is passing his vacation at
Villa Camp.
The Misses M. Doris and Wilms Jb.
Duncan, school teachers trom McMlnn
vlIle are at Villa Camp.
Other newcomers are: L. Anaerson
and his mother. Mr. end Mrs. L Wsde.
Mr. end Mrs. -H. W. Kimball, ieputy
Sheriff F. Thrasher. Mr. and airs.
Thrasher. Mra C. E. Baty. Vernetta
w.r. xrr. O. A Clark, sirs. j. w.
Kane. J. D. McKay and Mabie rtui. an
of Portland: Mra. O. G. Garrigus and
aon. Forest, from Banks. Or., and Mrs.
J. G. Rlchsrdson snd rrancis ocoomu
fer.-Salem. Or.
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BATOCEAX JfECCA OF THKOXCS
Many Portland Folk EutcxtaincHl at
Beacxt Resort.
BATOCEAX. Or.. July II. (Special.)
One of the most Important social
events of the year was the musical
given recently by the management of
the Hotel Bayocean Annex. The guests
were entertained by two violin solos
by C C. Msrque. severs! well rendered
piano-solos by. Miss Letha McBrlde,
vocal number by Mrs. M. J. O'Donnell
and two readings by Miss Margaret
Cb.ipin. Refreshments were served.
The residents on the peninsula Fri
day night were Invited to enjoy the
wonderful moonlight excursion up the
bay to Tillamook and return, as the
guests of the masters of the Henrietta
No. 2. About IS people made up the
party and the gorgeous scenic wonders
of this section made a lasting Impres
slon upon those making their Initial
trip.
During the recent warm weather the
natatorium has enjoyed a heavy pat
ronage. the Summer residents taking
advantage of the magnificent swim
mlng pavilion. The bungalow city la
being rapidly populated, and it will not
be long before the vacationists are
here In full force-
Am on g others who are occupying
quarters at the bungalow city are Mr.
and Mra. 8. M. Soule and daughter, of
Billings. MonT '
Another bungalow city party Is com
posed of B. L. Eddy and family, of
Rojeburr.
Miss Grace Ftndlayson. of Bay City,
waa a visitor at the beach last Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C Thompson and
R. R. Thompson, of Carlton, registered
at the Bayslde Inn the forepart of the
week.
Alfred C F. Burkhardt.' of Portland,
was a guest this week.
Mr. and Mra James Copeland, of
Portland, sojourned here for a few
days of this week.
C A. Mabal. of Oswego, visited
friends on the beach this week.
In a party of McMlnnvlIle folks who
were visiting the beaches in this vi
cinity the forepart of the week were
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCann and' Mrs.
C C. Porter.
A. Nystrom. of Portland. Is a truest
at the Bnyslde Inn.
Miu Margaret .Westg-ats. ct Port-
bh.v.
land, is visiting with Miss Ina Chaptn
at the family cottage here.
In an auto party from Portland dur
ing the week were Jay Smith and wife
and daughters. Mary Stuart, Gretchen
and Jessie, and W. J. Clemens. The
Smiths will be week's aruests at the
Clemmena home.
W. T. Newcomb. of Tillamook, passed
Sunday visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Llnklater, of
Portland, have taken - quarters st
Bungalow City for their annual vaca
E. Klnderman. of Portland, is In a
neat bungalow here for a short stay.
r. C. Fox is In from Portland and
will stay at Bungalow City for his vacation.
L. A. Opdlck. a Portlander, will pass
'a few weeks "here and will locate In
the bungalowed section of the town.
In the Walla Walla contingent that
is represented here Is Mrs. R. J. Tomp
kins.
J. C Somerville Is domiciled In i
Summer home in Bungalow City. He
haila from Portland.
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Stose, of Port
land, with the following party of
friends, are occupying three cottages
in Bus-alow City: Mr. and Mra T. H.
Ecot and son, Richard, of Marion. O. ;
Mrs. C. C. Moore, Mra Jennie Kramer.
Mrs. Dorothy Stose snd- Mrs. Minnie
Stose, all of Portland.
Others In the Bungalow City are
Dr. C E. Mason and family. Mr. and
Mra L. K. Moore. Mrs. J. S. Rady and
family and G. F. Alien and family, all
of Portland.
Visitors from Baker at this plsce re
cently were Mra. F. A. Hartman and
the Misses Helen and Virginia' Leonard.
Henry Mitchell, of Portland, waa a
guest or rrienas nere recently.
H. A. Landfare and wife are regis
tered at the Bayalde Inn for a brief
stay.
Mr. end Mra Fred C. Baker. Tilla
mook residents, visited here during the
week.
H. E. Smith and wife, from Portland.
registered during the week at the Bay-aide.
Charles Desmond and wife, of Hem
lock. Monday were at Bayaide Inn.
M. L. Blackburn and wife, from
Lincoln. Neb., were visiting here dur
ing the week.
Fredericks and Gould Travis, of Eu
gene, were sojourning here for a few
days of the week.
Miss Haugen and O. Trattener. of
Bay City, were week-end visitors here.
In an automobile party from Balem
that stayed here for a few days were:
Mr. and Mra. Eugene Eckerlen, E. i
Eckerlen and Marie Eckerlen and Mem
Paul.
Among those registering at the Bay.
ocean Hotel Annex last week were
Mrs. M. J. O'Donnell. Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Chapin. Portland; Robert
O'Donnell. Seattle:' Miss Ina Chapin,
miss .Margaret westgate, bayocean
YV alter E. Sparks, Charles B. New
castle. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Moore,
Portland; J. G. Kelley and family,
Walla Walla; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Calvin,
Miss Alice Rupert, Mrs. Lillian Frame,
H. R. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Lang, J. Jflbert .Dennis and wife, Mrs.
W. R. Tlndale. Miss Ella Dennis. Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. G. von Platen, Karl
and Pauline von Platen. Grand Rapids,
Mich.; C L. Starr, Charles A. Johnson,
Tillamook City: Richard M. Abrams,
Seattle: Carolyn De Remer. Mrs. J. M.
Shea and daughter, Portland; W. E.
Sherbrooke. Cornelius; L. W. Bishop,
Hood River; J. H. Clark, J. Kaufman
and wlfe.-Portland; Mrs. M. F. Rams
dell and daughter, Salem; Edith
Dygert, Helen D. Porter, Twin Falls,
Idaho: J. W. Robey. J. K. Gamble and
son, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Peters, C. F.
Marshall and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wood, Mr. and Mra W.. C
Bailey. Miss Virginia Bailey, Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Scott, Portland: Lucy
McCarter. Pittsburg. Pa.: J. F. Proctor,
A. Percle Proctor, George E. Kramer,
Almyra Whitney, J. E. Erlckson, Port
land: Mra Mary Richardson. Pitts
burg. Pa.; Mr. and Mra H. Humphrey
and Mr. and Mra George H. Fair
brother, Portland.
OCEAX LAKE FTXCTIOXS GAT
Many Vacationists Drawn by Lure
of Outdoor Life. '
OCEAN LAKE. Or..". July SL (Spe
cial.) The last' week has seen social
activities heightened by the advent of
good weather and Ideal conditions have
brought out many parties of hikers.
Outdoor enthusiasts have had oppor
tunity for mountain climbing, fishing.
swimming and boating. The clear,
placid waters of the nearby lake at
tract many to Its surface, to drift
lazily along with the sails half set. or
to row vigorously for an hour's exer
cise. The fishing is excellent, and many
large catches are reported.
An interesting side trip is to Beauty
Falls. The falls are back from the
beach about two. and one-half miles
and are situated In the dense forest of
huge cedars that cover the slope of the
ascending mountalna It Is a favorite
mecoa for picnickers, and the rocky1
ravine that escorts the waters of the
falls on toward the-ocean Is a sight
most wondrous. '
In a party of vacationists at Ocean
Lake that recently made the trip were:
Misses Mildred and Marlon Joy. Benja.
mln-and Ted Joy, Fred Wiltshire and
Robert Refass, all of the O'Joy cottage.
Miss Mary MacLaren, who has been
a guest of Miss Helen Watt at the
Crossing, returned to her Portland
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Lewis, of Port
land, and the former's mother, Mrs,
Francis French, of Dallas. Tex., have
erected a camp in the Grove and will
remain for the balance of the season.
They have as season guests' Miss Helen
Mount and Leighton Mount, of Port
land.
Mrs. H. A. Hlnshaw and family are
camped here for the season in the
Grove.
Miss Lunah W. Wallace, an Ontario,
Or., schoolteacher, is here in search
of health. -
Captain and Mrs. A. M. Towle, of Se
attle, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beas-
ley, of La Center, Wash., have returned
by auto to their homes after a delight
ful two weeks In camp here.
Occupying Camp Golden Glow for the
ensuing two weeks are Mr. and Mrs.
L. ri. Uowans, Masters urmuns ana
Russell Gowans, Miss Agnes Gowans
and David H. Gowans, Jr. -The former
Mr. Gowans Is secretary of the Arllng
ton Club, in Portland.
Mrs. Scott Bozorth Is entertaining at
the family cottage for a fortnight her
cousin. Miss Sophia Detmering, of Port
land.
Mrs. H. D. Drelsbach, with her daugh
ter, Ruth E., and her mother, Mra M.
E. Whltmore, of Portland, is camping
here for the season.
Miss Helen and Leighton Mount ar
rived during the week and will pass
the rest of the season as the guests of
T. C. Lewis and family.
Mra Mae Hartung and son, EarL who
have occupied the Bozorth cottage for
the past month, departed for 'Seaside
during the week, where she will be
the guest of Ber sister lor a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Bozorth and
daughter. Ada, of Bay City, passed the
last week-end at the family cottage
here.
Mra C W. Brant, with her daugh
ters, Dorothy and Marjoria. are season
guests of Mrs. Brant's mother. Mrs.
C. D. Purdy, formerly of Salem.
Mrs. M. S. Woodyard and six sons
have departed for their Portland home.
after a pleasant six weeks here.
Miss Audrey Gentry, who has been
the guest of friends at this place, has
returned to her Portland home. ,
J. C. Elliott, who passed the week
end here remodeling his Summer home,
has returned to Damascus. He will
come In later with his family by auto
mobile to pass the rest of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith and Mr.
and Mra C. Baty, f canby. Or., were
touring the beaches nearby the fore
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Price. George Ras-
mussen and Miss Elizabeth ChaJmera
all of Forest Grove, are af Dew Drop
Inn for the season.
Among those to register recently at
Twin Rocks Beach are Mrs. H. Brophy
and daughter. Miss Laura; Mra Norris
Clayton, Mr. and Mra A. C Tinker and
Henry and Laurance Tinker, all of
Portland.
William Putney and family are there
for the season and will reside in the
Markell cottage.
George Chaphe, of Tillamook, was a
visitor last Monday.
Miss Flossie Oothondt, who has been,
DRAWS
Real Activities Delayed by Late Ar
rival of Summer Folk.
LAKE LTTLE. Or., July 81 (Spe
cial.) Lake Lytle activities are not up
to their usual standard at this time.
many of .the home owners and others
who make this the point for their
vacations, having gone to the Call
fornla faira The Outlook Inn is no
yet open, and it is expected that
great amount of remodeling will be
done before the doors again swing out,
This famous hostelry Is one. of the
largest buildings along the coast, and
has been a familiar landmark since the
advent of the railway into this county.
Fishing in the lake at this place Is
one of the most poplar sports of the
whole district, many coming even from
car view to angle for the gamy nsh,
A certain amount of skill is required
in landing these nsh, as the species i
related to a line of fighters, not unlike
the mountain and brook trout that
draw the angler from all over the
state. Otto W. Nelson, of Rockaway, Is
credited with the largest catch thus far
this season, his string totaling 49 large
nsn.
Miss Donna Spencer, who has been
a guest at the Enright home for the
past two weeks, has returned to her
Portland home.
Mrs. H. W. Falk and daughter Alice,
of St. Paul, Minnesota, are located at
Ann-A Eleen cottage for an outing.
Oscar w. Falk. spent the lastweek
at Heart's Content Camp here with
his relatives . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Futherer. of
Vancouver Barracks, and Mr. and Mrs
W. J. Casselberry. of Portland, are nt
the Nina Camp for their vacations.
The Misses Florence and ' Marion
White, of Oregon City, are here as the
guests of their cousin. Miss Jean
White, at the family cottage.
ELMORE PARK LURES . MAXT
Portland Vacationists Xnmerons
Among Campers and Cottagers.
ELLMORE PARK. Or.. Julv 31.
(Special.) Dr. F. - N. Christiansen
and mother. Mrs. L. M. Chris
tiansen, or rieppner. Or., are enter
taining Miss Derva Hawn and Miss M,
is. rower at the Taft cottage at Elmore
rant ror a rew weeks.
C. C Patterson, County Judere of
Morrow County, Is expected to Join his
ramny at tne Melrose cottage at El
more Park for his annual vacation.
Dr. C. P. Lauderdale, of Portland,
and family are here for an extended
outing at Breezeway Lodge on Elmore
Park..
Mr. ind Mrs. , Otto Collings, of the
Scaddlng Home in Portland, have re
turned after a month's vacation at
Elmore Park.
Judge William T. Darch and famllv.
of Goldendale, Wash., have opened
their Summer cottage. "The Smf
View," for a two months' visit.
George N. Sallsburg In charge of the
Weather Bureau at Seattle, who. with
his family has been at the Elmore for
three weeks rest, returned" home
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. R. Raymond and daughter.
Mildred and son, Charles E. Raymond,
motored In from Portland and are at
the Elmore for a short stay, accompan
ied by Irving Guiss, also of Portland,
as their guest.
Arrivals at the Elmore for the week
are: L. B. Giftlth and son Joseph, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Opdycke, Miss Marian
Opdycke, Edgar Opdycke, air. and Mrs.
H.. .Bunnlng. Mrs. D. K. Butler and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones,
Mrs. Rose Carnahan, accompanied by
her sister, Miss L E. Wunderll, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Robey. Gladys Robey,.
Mr. and Mr?. G. G. Joyce, H. S. James,
all of Portland; George F. Chaphe,
Tillamook; Mrs. Belle Crissell, Port
land: Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harrison,
Miss Kathleen Harrison, Miss Evadne
Harrison, Oregon City. .
Miss Helen Moreland, of Rose City -Park,
is spending her vacation with
Miss Imogene Letcher at the Solhelm
cottage, Elmore Park, Or.
Those registered at Ocean Crest
Apartments for the week-end were:
Miss Bertha Smith, North Plains: Fred
Petterson, North Plains; Mr. and Mra
Archie Tibbets, Portland.
Mrs. N. Browning, her sons, William
and ' Harold, and Miss Angela Mc
Queen, spent several days at the apart
ments. After a two weeks' vacation. Mr. and
Mra C. H. Jordan returned to their
home In Portland.
After a pleasant vacation Mr. and
Mrs. W. Baily and daughter. Virginia, "
returned to their home in Portland.
Kecent arrivals at the apartments
are Mr. and Mra. Thomas Leaman and
son, Alvin; Mr. and Mrs. S. Mullen and
Mra. Wonder, all of Portland. ,
MAXY VISITORS AT MAXZAXITA
Portland and Other Cities Repre
sented at Beach Resort.
MAXZAXITA, Or., July 31 (Spe-
ciaL) Mr. and Mrs. S. Spencer and two
grand-daughters, of Shaw, Or., are oc
cupying their cottage on Lamda ave
nue for the season.
F. W. Fieldhouse, of Gresham. Or,
arrived in Manzanita Saturday and
pitched his tent in the grove of bis
Manzanita-avenue property.
Otto Bohlman, of Portland, arrived
Saturday and is located In his Classic
Ridge cottage.
The Misses Marie Francis, Maud
Patchin and Marie L. Aarnes, of Spo
kane, Wash., returned home last Mon
day after passing six weeks in the Fir
Dune cottage.
Edward Aylsworth. of Gresham. re
turned home last Sunday in his auto
mobile. Mrs. Aylsworth, her son and
daughter and mother, Mrs. James Law
rence, will remain two weeks.
Mrs. C. O. McCulloch and Miss Ada
Werner, of Portland, arrived last week
and are occupying the McCulloch cot
tage. Miss Ella Van Leuwin. of Portland,
is occupying her Classic Ridge cottage.
She has as her guests Miss Frieda Dob
ner, of Portland, and Miss Anna De
Kruif. of Michigan.
Mr. and Mra William Beard, of Port
land, and daughter, Mrs. Ellen McLarty,
of Oregon City, are at their Summer
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Proctor and
daughter, Arletha, of Sandy, and Mrs.
N. E. Layman, mother of Mrs. Proctor,
of Boring, Or., have rested the Field-
house cottage.
Miss Laura Eaton, Mrs. F. Sinclair
and daughter, M. Sinclair, of Portland,
arrived Tuesday and are occupying
Miss Eaton's- Fir Dune cottage.
Mra Anna Kline, of Nehalem. Is vis
iting Mr-, and Mra Lane.
Mrs. E. H. Gilman and daughters,
Constance and Marian, of Portland