8 TIIE "SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, ATTfiUST 29, 1915. " "
CHURCH BENEFIT ADDS TO WEEK'S GAIETY AT LONG BEACH
While Many Summer Visitors Are Returning Severed Arrive for Farewell Visit to Ocean Before Settling Down to City Residence for Fall.
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OXO BCACH. ah. Auk. St.
1. ) In tU of tb fact tha
on at thta ertlon la rw
ac to a rapid clo. tha larsaat and
noat brilliant octal nl la tha ahapa
f a ehorcb) banafU took placa Tuaaday
al tha ho ma of Mr. fUrhard Knoll aaar
Ntoa atatloa for tha llttta Catholic
criapal at Kaab Caatar. It waa ona of
taa bt pbttaatbropl affalra of tha
aaaaoa. and tha sucita. nurnbarln t.
aroaouacad It tha moat dallchtfal party
of tha yaar.
Tha aaaa of tS waa rvallaad from th
affair, and tla matroea and maids who
aasUta-1 tha hoataaa aa wall aa th
aaata raprosaatrd wall-kaowa fola
from Portland who ara anmmarlnc all
aiooc thla aactfoa. of tha eoaat. a
!. Baacb Can tar. Nawton. Loas
Baara, Tloaa. aad maar of tha rl-
danta of l!ara
Tha Knoll raaldanca) la prottllr attu
at4 la a woodland apot. aurroaadaJ
with loiny a-aadaaa. and tha room, and
Verandah war aslow wttli brilliant
kaad bloaaoma. Tan fablaa wara ar
raaaad for carda. and dorln tha aftar
a 00 a a rharmma; mualral prorranraa
waa provldad by Kra. ear moor Cam
'.
Raoant arrtval at Leaar Baach ara
tr. and Mra. Oaorgo C riandara. of
Portland, who baa paaataa; aT
oral dajra at Prtftwaod cottaa.
Ura Koth M. Hunt and Uaohtar.
Vim Cathartna Hunt, wbo arrtd ra
ontlr. ara domiciled In tha Willow rot.
taa-a for aarai waaka. Thar ara from
Imatl. M h o.
la tha Onan Wit, rottasa ara UUaaa
Floraa aad Loci I Mallaadora.
Mi, Carria t. Olllla U aojoaralnc la
Kara collaca.
Miaa Ulla M. Raldwla. of Paattla.
a racant alaMor In lonc Bvaca.
Tlora rottaaara hn allantlr foldad
lAatr taara and boam.4 thalr eottac
aa-ainat Wlntar atorna. With fav ax
optiona. all tha prattjr Itttla homaa la
til v-tloa ara aow cloaad for tha
aar.
Mra. rrJ.rlck tl. Fat, and daash
tara ratirnad U't waat to Iowa, and
Ir aiMt Mra William L Wood. Larabart
ao4 Ml.a Hlao Wood, who baa baa
aamanrlnc in thalr cottasa at Ttofa.
im rataraad laat waak to Portland.
Mm f ina A. Nalaon aad Mi, a Lllllaa
Itoahaa ara araor tha lata laanti
i'iiri to taia aartlon.
Mr. Carl Mohr anlorad a brtaf
Jora at Ccnc Baaca. arnvlas a abort
bma ao.
Mm Kata flary la ajtothar of tba
ft 01 alsitnra bara.
V!a t'Atharlna Tonmvr and Mla Jo
aphln Ward, of Foraat Urora found
r-l and aniojrmant at thla baach for
anort lima.
Mra. J. Ilarrtaoa and farnHf. of Walla
walla, ara racaat amrala.
-Vra. J. 1L Coy wood ta on kar vacation
kr.
Mrm. J. K. rrwr. af Forrat Orova.
alao alaitad frtanda aad ralatlraa 6 ara
Ir a short ttraa.
Kobt r. xrt-r and John T. Kanrr
ara a.o racnt Tl.itors la tha Kll Kara
celiac w:tb frlanda.
hlra. n. A. Mafford comaa from
Mountain iioma. Idaho, for a brtaf viait
ara.
Oraadr Cantar. Ia waa rapraaantad
ay lira torsa J. Braatad. who paaaad
arai ears nara.
Mra. John W. Scott, of Waatport. baa
an it tha wak a vlaitora.
Mrs. (. tl Hiwk.r and Mra. X U
Chorehlll. of Barlow, recently cajna
own for onr aialt bar.
llisa Stjaaa Tlmma Joined frlenda bar
racantlv for a abort alalt.
Baa tiadabr waa a recant vlaltor In
Loaa Bacn.
Lena Racb Hotal reUterd tha fol
lowin laat waak: Slra. J. I" McLean.
Ja.: Slaitoa. of Walla Walla: M.
ataa W. U iVhott. of North IMatta.
Nab.; Pan I Maurunca. Jassla rim
nona. Boiaa: Cthal tttaa. Adda B. Pat
taraon. Hrlrna. Mont.: Mr. and Mra.
William Mabah. Vpokana: P. H. Oran
aon. Arthur EL Hooot Vancouver.
Wah : I. r. Fay. Capttola S.iank. Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Lanslcy. Soath Band: K
K. (itavac. Mra. E. R. Llcaatt and
liu(ai,r. KImar K. Phank and family.
Miaa Jan Co (f man. H. C. Zabrucs. J. K.
'. Mr. and Mra. V. A. Mcowrll.
Astoria: K LJnahan. XV. K. MictvntM.
w. z. M-Klwaia, Naco Oram. Faonla
Wlttanbarc. Mr. and Mra. Ororxa W.
Frya. taatta: Mr. and Mra. C R. Wanl-
lr and chtiJran. ;. M. Bl.hop. of Pan
dlaton: Bart P. Thackar. Francis Mar
tin, of Soattla.
Mr. P. M. Carmlrharl arrived
W'adnasday for a brlrf vtt with Mra.
W. lunntnaham.
Mrs. Al Lamport rocantly cama down
for a short raait with har dauchtara
Mra Cltarlaa Rohoodar and aon. Kob
rt. ara recant arrlvala wbo ara domi
ciled In a Lona; Beach cotlafo for a
ftw weak
Mr. and Mra. J. F Dencka and fam
ily alao ara new corners who have
epaned a rottase for a brief visit.
Mrs. laaac Uratton and daasbter also
Joined the cottace colony bare recently.
J. J Ininnlni and family are eatab
l.sbed for a few weeks la a cosy cot
taxe bera
llii vlulmhy. who la domiciled In the
Fwatlan.l cotlaca fur a short time, sane
Wednesday al(ht la tba Bell Theater.
Koss I'lair.mer Is vlsltlnar his family
la a cottace for a few week.
lr. J. A. Pstut waa a visitor over
tbo waek-aed.
Falrview cottac baa aaw acenpaata.
Kelly and family, who will remain
for a couple of weeks.
North Beach Inn. which has been ona
of the Boat attractive spots along this
eectlon. will close Its doors Wednes
day. Imonf tba patrona at the Inn
durina tba week were Mlaa Phoebe
rmlth, Mr. and Mrs. U Fink. M. Mo
UoocalL A. Jacob, on. K. Foshay. F.
Alward. William W. Porter. Mra. N.
Zenny and danahter. Mr. and Mra.
Toomey of 1'uboqua. la.. Mrs. Carl
Mobr. Miaa rrleary. Mlaa Katharine
Toomer. Mrs. L. rl. Meade. Mr. and Mra
P. II. Markworth. Mra. I'hlllp Hoetiel.
Utile Karl. Ark.: Mra Samuel Nun
and dauahter. S. Marie. Mr. aad M
J. H. Valletta and dauahter. of Chi
caco; Mr. and Mra. R. A. Valletta, of
Lyle. Wash.: Mr. and Mra IL H
llucha. Glad, tone. Or.: John Clyde, T.
J. Hammer. John A. cVhantln. Mr. and
Mra. F. IL Hocken. J. W. Kleff and
family: Mr.aod Mra. & C Pier. Mra.
a C. liar. Jr.. and Ptanhone I'ler re
turned to tha Inn laat week for another
visit.
Anions: those realsterlna; durlnj th
week at prtftwood cottaaa were M
and Mr. William J. Koch and chl!
Mra. Martha A. Ureenman. Misses Helen
K. and Mildred K. Orernman. John P.
McCaan. of Astoria: C C. Wilder. Ray
mon-i. naah.: 11 c Zchrons. F.
Balch. Mr. and Mra. E. E. bhank
rniilren. J. M. Zone Albert Dunbar,
Mlaa Nellie llson. Astoria: J. lom
mtsssx. IL T. McQaace. L. F. Carte.
Mra. U M. Kandla and daughter. Mlas
ray itandre.
Sunset Hotel ret-latered tha follow
Ins- durlnr the week: F. II. Rlttenbua.
Mabel M. Reynolds. Cheney. Wash.: Mr.
and Mra. U Kraaae. Miss Cophla Fes.
Klnnas. Idaho: Mr. and Mra. w.
Mscauley. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barry.
nana walla: Koy E. Thlatlawait
Helena. Mont., and ML W'lae.
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CRADBIXG SK.WIEW PLEASURE
Call of School TU-sinolna; to tie I
and Many Lratlnt.
SEA VIEW. Waah, Auar. SS. Spe.
claL) Picnicking and fl,hln continue
to b the favorite paatlma of thla beach,
and tha atlff nor' wester of midweek
contributed an additional pleasun
crabhinc. Lone before) sunrle the ener
etlc younc folk were up. donned bath
Inc aulta and sweaters and. laden with
bucket, rakes and lantern, wara In
pnrsutt of tha elusive edible.
A rapid glance over the road fields
alone thla section of tha beach would
surcest a but, picnic, with all the
vueata playing leapfrog, but Investiga
tion proved that the crowd on all fours
were picking cranberries In tha botes.
Thla Is tha only algn of Industry dis
covered among tha bummer resident.
aa moat of them have become Imbued
with the spirit of playfulness and re
laxation. Only a small percentage of
he matrona or maids are devotees or
knitting or sewing, which Is exactly
opposite to the huetllnaT. buatltiur ac-
ivlty In evidence among the women on
Oregon beaches.
Each train returning to Fortland
ara thronga of people home, and
many of those who have already gone
back to Portland bava suffered so from
the heat thar they return by the next
rain or boat to their rottagr here for
at least another week. The opening
of achool September T Is undoubtedly
responsible for this audden exodus
homeward, as tha kiddies must be pre
pared for school.
So many have already gone away,
and so many more are to follow on
Wednesday, that tha few left are be
coming lonely. The dancea continue.
however, and there ara enough left to
make np a pleasant party for bn even
In
The J. Wesley Ladds and their guests.
Mrs. A. la McCully, ara McCully and
Mary Brownlle, ara planning to return
homo by W ednesdav.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C Wheeler and daugh
ters. the Misses Katbenne and Annie,
ara also to leave Wedaeeday for Port
land. Their house guest. Miss Olga von
Lestlnon. will remain a few week
longer, and expects to be Joined by
her uncle, Pierre dn Fiona, within a
few day.
Tha T. C Elliotts, of Walla Walla,
who have been summering Irs Seavtew
in thalr cottage, also will return to
their home on Wedneeday.
Miss Viola Thorsen Is entertaining
aa attractive house guest. Miss Maria
I a ' r w i 1.
. . l M fr C. Blower. Mr. and Mra. W. J. Carkeek
hi "Ct- 'l Ai daughter. Mra. T. IL Edwards and
; ft sia M ti t S daughter. Virginia: Elsie Randall. Adla
1 1 ffy . . .- if'. I Jacobson. Mrs. Everett X. - Shark and
8S -jMh
4 StjjOjOy Groco TZrA-err
Brady, a Portland Academy graduate.
b'he la receiving much social attention,
one of the largest parties In her honor
being the Informal dance for which
Miss Thorsen was hosiesa Wednesday
night. Tha preceding afternoon Mrs.
Oeorge Conway entertained a group of
girls, complimenting Miaa Brady, at
luncheon, the afternoon being devoted
to music and sewing. Covers were
placed for Mlsa Brady. Miss Thorsen,
Margaret Schacht. Madeline Stone. Mar
vel Case. Florence Holmea. Madeline
Moore. Mollla Harnett- Mary Holmes
and tba hoatess. Mlsa Stone aang a
number of popular aelectlona. accom
panylng herself on the ukulele.
Harry Mason Is tha gueat ol ma aunt.
Mra. Henry w. Corbett.
Mra. w. C Alvord passed a few days
recently with ber sister, Mrs. F. O,
Wheeler.
Miss Sally Hart Is passing a fortnight
with ber grandmother. Mra. Henry
Hart, at Ilwaco. and frequently visits
frlenda In Seaview.
Mra. C. E. Tuck and family are re
cent arrivals at Holman Station, and
are occupying a cottage for a few
weeks.
The Missea Holman. who have b
summering In their cottage at Holman
Station, will return to Portland hv the
middle of next week.
Mra F. Lorenx la a newcomer who
will remain for a couple of weeks with
friends.
Mra. T. J. McCracken Is entertaining
Mrs. Rohartaon and daughter for a
bort visit.
A lolly group of young folk took a
rip to Fort Canny Tuesday and en-
oyed a huge bonfire and icnlc lunch.
The guesta Included Lucile Jenkins,
Icena Greene. Eleta Abrnms, Edythe
Flora. Freda Wilson. Thad Wllnon. Leo
Krause. Bill Krausn. Bert Woods. Her-,
ert Malarkey. Norman. Henderson.
orence Holmes and the chaperoae.
Mr. B. F. Greene.
Mlsa Thelma Richards la visiting at
the Garret N. Versteeg residence for a
few weeks.
Mra. Isaac Lawler returned home
arly In the week after a fortnight at
Beach Center.
Mra. Abigail Shaughnessy has re
urned home after a fortnight's visit In
Searlew.
Emmet Rathbun. of the University of
Oregon, la passing his vacation with
la mother, Mrs. K. J. Kathbun. In their
cottage at Shelburne.
Mlas Clara Qoalthara and Miss Mary
Puymbrock are also guests -of Mrs.
Rathburn for a short time.
Shelburne patrona during the week
were Mra. Julius Metzler. J. H. Mulli
gan, Mlra L. Barkman. Miss E. Tomp-
Ins. Mrs. Tompkins, of Rennewirk:
Lawrence Dlneen. Charles E. Canada.
B. Rogers. Mra. H. . Bonham. Miss
atherine Bonham. of St, Johns: Leo
L. Currier. Mrs. Ellen F. Currier. Miss
ay Gompert. Keokuk, la.: A. M. Hand.
Mark O Nelll. Bernlce O'Neill. C. K.
rlffln. Seattle: K. S. Ervln. William
Porter. Kaymond Porter, Frank L.
ack. Hldaa O. Sentem. Mrs. & W.
King, Mra Jamea A. Thompson, George
son. Miss r . W. Pangle. ilrs. u,
Illodsett, Mra W. W. Blitz, Bonner,
Mont., and L. L. Scott.
Samuel C Kerr Joined Mrs. Kerr and
their daughter over the week end.
Mra F. Vanderlln Is a recent arrival
who is paasing the rest of the seaaon at
Seaview.
Mr. and Mra F. West and children
are recent "arrivals wbo ara visiting
friends here.
Mr. H. L. Lee la domiciled In the
O'N'ell cottage for a few weeks.
A. w. Farager and family are enjoy-j
ng a lnte visit In a cottage at seaview.
Mrs. O. Heltkemper and daughter are
guests of the F. A. Heltkempers In their
cottage for a few weeks.
Father Lamarr. wbo has been in
charge of tha little chapel at Beach
Center, has returned from Portland.
J. P. Wlldman paased the week end
with his family In the Knight cottage
at Beach Center.
Mlsa Margaret Schacht was hostess
for a dance at Seaview Hall Friday
night. It was an informal affair, and
tha guests Included the younger
summering In and around Seaview.
i-ieanor bpencer. . uuinn and Louis
Furney. who have been summering at
Sand Island, passed the week end In
Seaview.
Edward Corcoran passed the past few
daya with his sister. Miss Mary Cor
co ran. In tba family cottage on the
boulevard.
Mr. and Mra Al Krause, who visited
here early In the Summer, returned last
week for another visit here In the
Dollar cottage.
Miss Ada Herbrung and Molly Har
nett ara visiting Miss Mayma O'Hare
at Point Loma cottage.
Mrs. Frank Healy and baby are pass
ing a few weeks with Mrs. Uealy's
mother. Mra J. W. Monks.
Misses Margaret and Ruth Johnson
Joined their mother recently In the
Johnson cottage, and will remain
through September.
Jamison Parker la a guest at the H-
H. Parker cottage.
Guy Rogers was a visitor over the
week end with bis family, which is
summering here.
Mra Jacob Schwlnd Is entertaining
Miss Annie Jaeger, of Tualatin, for a
few weeka Mies Jaeger waa the honor
gueat for the supper party given by
Mr. and Mra Harry Holland recently,
and an Informal tea on Sunday had for
hosts Mr. and Mra. L. Krause and Mr.
and Mra J. Lesser.
Mlsa Agnes Mcintosh recently arrived
and is summering with ber mother,
Mra R. Mcintosh.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Roberts, of
Astoria, passed the week end with their
son and daughter, Robert and Gayle
Roberta.
The week was auspiciously started
Sunday night with a huge bonfire ar
ranged by several of the boys and girls
in Seaview. The usual beach festivi
ties marked the affair, and the merry
makers were Misses Eve Jacobsen.
Florence Holmes. Margaret Versteeg,
Madge Johnson. Hester Baker, Helen
Clark. Janet and Elizabeth Peters,
Thelma Richards and Ray Versteeg,
Reed Ellsworth. Jack Holden. Hubert
Hall. Alec well. Jim Cameron, Albert
Mann and Hunt Malarkey.
Miss Mabel Linden arrived recently
and baa opened the Linden cottage for
a few weeka
Hackney cottage boused during the
week C E. uruiitns. Alias Ethel nine,
J. L. Foskett. Mrs. E. T. Johnson,. Mra
Herman N. Johnson. P. E. Meyers.
Misses Dorothy, Frances,'. Jane and
Edgar and . X. C. Soule, . Miss Alice
Jacobson. 11. H. HaskelL Mra A. D.
Garner, Misa Garner. Miss J. Garner,
Miss Montgomery, J. A. Patterson, New
York: Mra w. c. Allen. Margaret Allen.
Monroe; Mra. D. L. Blodgett. Mra E.
traraer. Miss Madge Cramer. Mlsa F.
W. Pangla. Mra W. W. Pilu. of Bonner.
Mont, and L. L. Scott.
Mr. and Mra A. L. Chlckerng re
cently arrived and are now established
in the Phillips cottage for a few weeks.
BKEAKERS MILL CLOSE SOOX
Golf, Fishing Trips and Picnics Fur'
nish Entertainment.
BREAKERS,-Wash., Aug. 28. (Spe
cial.) Owing to the lack of a tennis
tournament the Breakers has had
short season, and probably will close
September 1. The golf links have been
well patronized this year, and the
patrons of the hotel have enjoyed fish
ing trips,, picnics to Shoalwater Bay
and the Rocks, as well as motor trips
to the Lifesaving Station and many
other points of interest. Mra Isam
White's attractive home, which has
been opened this year for the first
time in many seasons, has added to
the gala atmosphere of the Breakera
as It adjoins the big hotel.
Mra White and ber guesta, Mrs.
Fechheimer, Mra La Frank and Miss
Edith Nanz, will accompany Mra White
to town Wednesday. Mrs. White and
Miss Nanz will leave shortly for a so
journ In California, remaining indefi
nitely.. This charming hostess has en
tertained a number of gay little bouse
parties during the Summer.
Among the week's patrons of the
Hotel Breakers are: Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Mersereau. Egbert Mersereau. Mr. and
Mra Sheldon Jones. Mrs. D. Hart, F. C.
uidweii. or iron Canby: Mr. and Mra
F. C Boyes. of Caldwell: Mra Ruth A.
Crapo. Mra William CraDO and Phlllln
M. Crapo, Lewiston. Idaho: A. G.
Kramer, Mra lone Buchanan, Mrs.
Abigail Shaugneasy, George E. Frost,
W. R. Warrlner. J. H. Fisher Sylvia
wneeier. aira lm. Hammond. Mr. and
Mrs. jra a. uavisson and daughter, Mr.
no n. j nomas Huggins and son-
Harold, of Tacoma; D. M. Lupton, Miss
nertneimer, u. wertneimer, or Walla
vv ana.
Mra G. W. Dodds, of Spokane, who
passes most the Summers at the
Breakers, returned Sunday after a stay
of several weeka Her family preceded
her borne.
cently arrived here on a visit with her
father at the Bulllvant Summer home.
Miss Mabel Rush, of Newberg, Or..
Is at the "Bird's Nest" cottage.
Visiting friends In the Chapel Apart,
ment last week came Robert Sturde
vant, of Portland.
Herbert and Edward Kimball, of
Portland, were recent visitors at the
Davis cottatre.
P. B, Wilson, of Milwaukie, Or.. Is
the guest of J. W. Roberts at "Pine
Ridge."
Miss Elsa McLyn, of Portland, and
her mother are being entertained by
the Misses May and Marie Shogren at
san Beach. .. ' .
Miss Dorothy Connell, of Pcean
Park, passed a few days visiting witn
Miss Marie Shogren- at Klipsan last
week.
At Mrs. Brown's cottage are Frank
Halfpenny and Mrs. C. Gregory, of
Portland.
Other recent arrivals Include Perry
Joseph Green, Portland; Mrs. W. E.
Morrison, Spokane; Mr. and Mra E. T
Conbes, Raymond. Wash.; Mr., and Mra
C. T. Arland, Garfield Wash.: A. H.
Mack, Portland; Miss Dorothy Robert
son, of Portland, at Rushton-on-tne-Bay;
Edgar Irwin, Portland; A. D. Edg
ington, Portland.
Mr. and and Mrs. . MCMaster, oi
Camas. Wash., have taken the "House
of Mirth" for a short time. Miss Nellie
Crow, of Newberg Or is visiting with
them.
Carl Wilhelm. Miss Ruth Clark. Mlsj
Mabel Toungberg, "uncle Clark and
Ed" Corkrum are visiting at the
Harem."
At the A. 6. Morris cottage. "Kyoto,
are Fred H. Martin and Mr. and Mrs.
Jones, of Portland, and Frank Sopp, ot
Ilwaco.
OCEAX PARK SOCIALS MANY
Visitors Are Being Entertained in
Throngs at Resort.
OCEAN ' PARK. Wash.. Aug. 28.
(Special.) A Jolly picnic party left
here Saturday for North Head and
Dead Man's Hollow. Those In the party
were: Mrs. A. S. Morris. Mrs. J. M.
Howes, Mra Nathan Harris. Mra T. W.
Searle, the Misses Dorothy and Ruth
Connell, Clara Brockway. Ethel Morris,
uorz nowes. .Messrs. A. L. Edging-ton
Douglas Hood. L. C. Stewart. Milton
Harris, of Ocean Park; Miss Elsa Mc
Lyn and Miss Marie Shogren, of Klip
san Beach; Misses Margaret and Anna
may Bronaugh, Tioga; Don Roberts and
"Bill" Allen, Seaview; and Frank Sopp,
Ilwaco.
Emit Klindt was host to about It of
his friends Sunday at a party near this
placa
(Registered at Taylor's Hotel during
the week were: J. C. Bingham. Long
Beach; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Carkeek and
family, Portland; Mra Harry GoodalL
George GoodalL Mrs. T. H. Nordley,
Thomas Nordley Jr., P. C. Martin and
R. D. Marshall. Portland.
New arrivals at the Restabtt in
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and chil
dren, Portland; Mr. and Mra Henry
Nagl, Heppner. Or.
At Munsell's last week were: Mr. and
Mrs. George C. Flanders, Mr. and Mra
J. C. Hellig and family. Portland: A. C
Llbby, Spokane.
Mr.' and Mrs. H. M. King, Mr. and
Mra George M. King and children.
Stanley ning, ana Miss Annie Johnson
GOLF AT GEARHART POPULAR
Social Activities Subside With Prom
inent Families in Mourning.
GEARHART, Or., Aug. 28. (Special.)
made up motor parties and attended in
gala attire, and danced merrily in the
street close by the Moore Hotel.
Mrs. Natt McDougall, children and
nurse arrived Saturday for a fort
night's stay at the hotel.
Miss Jeannette Kennedy, Mrs. 'Mc
Dougall's sister, passed Sunday with
her at the hotel.
Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett is sojourn
ing at the Smith cottage in the meadow
for a fortnight, and was joined Satur
day by Miss Lesley Smith, who passed
the earlier part of the Summer here.
'Dr.. and Mrs. Wiley Jones have leased
the Lei.ter cottage on the beach front
for the rest of the season, and had as
neata InRt wppIt Dr and Mrs. R. C!.
offey and Dr. and Mrs. Sears.
Miss Isabella Gauid Joined Mr. and
Mrs.. Wv B. Jtobeson's house party on
Saturday, aritJ remained for the tourna
ment this week.
Mrs. Landon Mason also remained
over for the week s festivities. Kay
Small also was a member of the house
party, attending the golf tournament.
Mrs. W. E. McCord and granddaugh
ters. Misses Virginia McDonough and
Dorothy Sharp, motored down Friday
and passed the week-end at the hotel.
They returned Monday morning. ,
Miss H. E. Failing, who was passing
a few days at Ecola with Mrs. Allen
Lewis, was a patron of Gearhart Hotel
on Wednesday last, en route to her
home in Portland.
Mrs. William Washburn. Miss Sarah
H. Lewis and W. B. Ayer motored down
Saturday from Portland and Joined
Mrs. W. B. Ayer at the hotel for the
week-end. The trio of motorists re
turned Sunday night to town.
Mrs. H. B. Litt was a mid-week ar
rival at the hotel, and was accompa
nied by Mra Frank Wilder, Mr. Wilder
joining them over the week-end.
Leo Hahn, en route from San Fran
cisco, stopped off for several days at
Gearhart Hotel, going up to Portland
Sunday night
E. M. O Brlen, of Chicago, who Is a
popular Portland visitor and well
known by prominent folk, is . passing
a few weeks at Gearhart Hotel.
Mrs. David C. Lewis arrived Friday
noon for a short visit with Mr. and
Golf surely is second to nothing this
week, if it ever has been considered so
by any golfer. It has been first and In
fact the only thing that has occupied Mra David T. Honeyman. and she was
tha attention of Summer visitors and Joined by Mr. Lewis Friday night.
residents at Gearhart and Seaside, as Mrs. Charles C. Hindman, who had
well as Astoria, for the past five daya been visiting Mrs. Honeyman last week.
Beginning Monday there has been lit- was the guest of Mrs. James D. Honey
tie else talked of, or even thought of, man for the past few daya and was
and the evenings are given over to Joined by Mr. Hindman Saturday. They
"noat mortems" on the day's play. A will return to roruana togetner to
number of house nartles that had been day.
nlanned earlier In the Summer for the Mra J. Sherman O'Gorman and
tournament had to be abandoned, as daughter. Patricia, arrived Friday for
several prominent families are mourn- a visit of threo days at Hotel Gear-
In?, and there is little or no soolal dl- hart.
version, permitting the Summer visitors I Mr. and Mrs. William MacMaster and
to have a complete rest. I miss diaisie macMaster arrived Aion
. However, the knitting bee has over- day fo a short visit at the hotel. They
whelmed Dracticallv all the matrons were Joined by Mrs. Landon R. Mason.
and maids, even the small girl, all of Jr., who has been the house guest ot
whom are bent on making sweaters airs. vv. xj. rcooeson.
for themselves or members of their
familiea
The gallery of spectators wbo flocked
to the links to watch the tournament
also take the knitting to the dining
room, and knit between courses, and
even walk' along the boardwalk indus
triously plying their needles.
The golf prizes were unusually hand
some this year, and the keenest rivalry
existed among the competitors to ob
tain one or more prizes. They embraced
traveling bags, sliver bowls and vases.
as well as tne inevitable silver cups,
Mra Ambrose B. Scott. Misses Mar
garet. Frances and Susan Scott and
Miss Blanche Cheshire arrived also on
Monday to pass a few weeks at the
hotel.
Mrs. Sarah B. Forbes, who has been
visiting Mrs. Russell B. Caswell, took
apartments at the hotel on Monday
for a few. days.
Mr. -and Mra Claude Starr and chil
dren, who have been passing a few
weeks at Gearhart Hotel, returned
Monday morning to town.
Miss Virginia Menefee, who has been
of Portland, have opened the Rose cot- I planned a large dance for the closing
, a., fnr a waelr'a Anting I tha tiinrn.'t m Ptl t hut tha f.t.
Mra K. Brong and her son, Paul I benefit performance at Seaside tonight
Brong, of Portland were recent visit- to raise funds to erect a monument on
ors at airs, nadieys -jxcusts. ' - I the Lewis and uiarK salt cairns was
Miss Anna Bulllvant, of Portland, re- ' given first place and the merry throngs j
umbrellas, walking sticks, thermos a house guest of Miss Winnifred Huber
bottles, attractive picnic lunch baskets
for motor cars, golf bags, balls and
many other novelties both useful and
pretty.
The busy week ended with an ex
citing paper chase yesterday, the par
ticipants including the horseback tour
ists that rode from Portland to Neah-Kah-Nie.
as well as the numerous
eauine lovers sojourning here.
Mra J. i. Murpny and Mrs. Natt Mc
Dougall were the hares, and James
Nicoll acted as master of hounds.
The management of the hotel had
for a week, is now a guest of Mrs. I.
J. Malarkey in Seaside. Lieutenant f .
V. Schneider, who also was a guest at
the Huber cottage last week, was at
the hotel, attending the golf tourna
ment this week.
Charles Whitley, of Salt Lake City.
arrived last week for a visit with nls
family, and Mrs. James A. Dougherty.
who have been here for several weeks.
Dr. George A. Marshall and Dr. James
C. Zan passed the week In Gearhart
with their families, playing in the tour
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. Medford Reed, wbo have
been visiting Mra E. D. Kingsley for a
few weeks, returned last week to their
home in Portland.
A, M. Winston, of Spokane, who Is a
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