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J 8 THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN. PORTLAND, -AUGUST 13. 1916. ' NEAHKAHNIE. PROVES ATTRACTIVE TO SEASHORE VISITORS August Finds More Enthusiastic Vacationers Gathering at Beaches to While Away Days in Recreation, Including Bathing in Surf Motoring Parties to Beaches Grow in Popularity. a ( ill pktf Jy :t . V y: . ' S.-,... s:.j,y: v-. . , v r Tt M m , aPW 7t'-K -lUh . ... ' J NEAHKAHNIE. Or.. Aug. 12. (Spe cial.) With the prevailing Sum mer -weather, the crowds are beginning- to arrive, and the local atmos phere is livening- up to Its usual stand ard. The cottag-ers here are enjoying their outings, and the many informal Kod times that are held quite frequent ly at the various dwellings and at the Tavern are instrumental in bringing to gether the various visitors. A motoring party from Portland In the oarly part of the week included Mrs. V. A. Sanderson, Jliss Camille Dos h and Mr. W. N. Sanderson, -who remained several days at the Tavern. Lunching- at the Tavern on Wednes day with Mrs. A. C. U. Berry, of.Miaml, ' -were Mm. Russell Hawkins- Miss Margaret Hawkins and Russell Haw kin. Jr.. Miss Kipa Berry, Miss tiallie Ii.irt und Robert Berry. Hikers over the trail on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Kelly, jvho wallapd ever from their Cannon Beach cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Alma 1). Katz and nephew. John Katz Wells, motored in from Portland last Sunday with Dr. Otis B. Wricrht. and visited here with Mrs. F. C. Kins. Three Tillamook hikers over the trail luring the week were the Misses Theresa. Ethel and Beatrice Gaylord. The young-ladios walked over to Arch Cape and returned. , Mr. and Mrs. John P. "Whitlock were Kueats here at the cottage of A. E. Doyle and wife, and returned -with Mr. Doyle by auto to Portland Sunday. J. Harold Miner joined friends at the Tavern for the last week end. Mrs. J. C. Macy and Miss Micy and the Misses Mathews and Miss Hatton. of Portland, are occupying a cottage here for a fortnight. Dr. W. A. dimming motored in from Portland on Saturday nnd spent the week prd at the Tavern. With him v ere Miss Harriette Cumming, Mrs. William Wretzel, of Salt Lake City. Utah, and Stuart Freeman, of Portland. C. H. Lewis, with Victor Johnson, Donald Green and M. H. Hartwell, mo tored in from Portland on Sunday, making the trip in seven and one-half hours. They report the road in excel lent condition. Harry Sargent spent Sunday with his family, who are in the Cadwell cottage for August. Miss Dorothy Corhett and Master Julian Coi-bett are spending the week witn the Sargent children. The art students of Henry Wentz's claiss are now sketching from models who pose in the nearby woods. The class is making good headway and Mr. Wentz is quite enthusiastic over the "Work being done. Mrs. Wyld and family, who are quar tered at the Cain Ranch House, are enjoying- some excellent sport trolling for salmon. They are having good success. Registering at the Cain Ranch House aie tie following; Portlanders: Hugh M. Glen and wife, Pauline B. Parke, Alice Madison Dabney. Ainer Mathews, Reg'nald G. Wyld. F. C. Smith, Aubrey R. Wutzek and Sarah Hart. Mrs. Charles Richardson is here from Tortiand with her family at their cot-t-sre for several weeks. Forrest Rutherford gave a delightful concert at the Tavern Monday evening, which was greatly enjoyed by the jrueots cf the house. Mr. and Mrs, Rutherford ieft for Denver on Tuesday, stopping at Santa Barbara en route. Mrs Rutherford is sn Intimate friend of Alma Gluck and accompanied her on oer tours until about a year ago. Registering at the Tavern during this week were: Walter R. Rossman and wife. Lake Lytle: Miss Camille Dosch, Mrs. V. A. Sanderson, W. X. Sanderson. Mr. ard Mrs. Wilson Clark and babv, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Wells Gilbert and child, Giles and IVge Gilbert. Virginia Page, and maid. Mrs. J. Manton Bradley, nurse and children, Mrs.- Russell Hawkins and Mc.rgret and Russell Hawkins. Jr.. Mrs. A. C. U. Berry. Elsa Berry, Robert Berry, Mrs. J. C. Macey and Miss Louise Macey, of Portland; O. R. Ailen, Kn newick. Wash.: Miss Rebecca Hatton, Los Angeles: the Misses Mathewe, Oak Grove, Or.; J. Harold. Miner, Mrs.- M. J. O'Donnedl and Robert O'Donnell, Port land; Corinth L. Crook, Spokane: Rus fell Jackson, Howard B. Hutchirfcon. Bayocean; M. J. Sillier. Bay City: Mr. and Sirs. F. S. Kelly, GoriiU Swig..rt. Mr. at.d Mrs. Alma D. Katzl and Dr. Otis B. Wight, of Portland: John Katz "Wells, S.tlt Lake: Eunice Savage. John P. Whitlock and family, of Portland; the Slisses Etl.el. Theresa 51. and Be atrice GaylordT Tillamook; Mrs. Thomas Conn.Ml, N. J. Haas and wife. Salem; Dr. W. A. Cumming and Harristte Cumming and Stuart Freeman. Port land; Sirs. William Wetzel, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Robertson. Donald Oreen. C. Hunt Lewis, V. A, Johnson, M. H. Hartwell. of Portland. Mrs. A. A. Crane, ajd Miss Crane, Harrison, Idaho. XUMBEIt OF VISITORS DOCBLES Xlotoring on Cannon Doach Is Popu lar Recreation. ECOLA. Cannon Beach. Or., Aug. 12. (Special.) The number of Summer visitors more than doubled the past week. The nine miles of uninterrupted beach drive has been the delight of scores of motor parties. Mrs. Charles Smith is visiting her daughters. Sirs. John Dodson and Mrs. Harvey Wells, in Elk Creek Park. Ben Olcott, Secretary of State, is spending a. few days with his family and friends in the West cabin. Other members of this household are: Mr. and Sirs. O. D. Hutton, Mrs. Belle Stiles. Sir. and Mrs. Oswald West. Miss Helen West. Master Chester. Richard Hutton and Gordon West Olcott., . C. H. Fox and family, of Portland, are in their cottage on the ocean front. Mr. -and Mrs. SI. O. Collins and fam ily are occupying their home on Ocean boulevard, and have Dr. and Mrs. Van Waters as guests. Fred Buff, of Hood River, motored over from Hood River and reports the roads in good condition. Sirs. J. P. Buchanan is visiting her mother. Sirs. S. E. Gumm. Sir. and Sirs. George Powiss and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Portland, are guests of Mr. and Sirs. H. E. Alger. At Innis Vale, Sirs. C. Ungerman, of Astoria, is entertaining Sirs. W. B. Un . german. of Portland, and Mrs. J. W. Hartman, of SIcSIinnville. Mrs. Jean Smith, Maxine Smith and Annice Elliott, of Astoria, are occupy ing a cottage. x Sir. and Mrs. Charles G. Irwin are guests of Sir. and Sirs. F. R. Dres back. Sir. and Mrs. W. Kennard and Glen Roberts are in the Ken cottage. The Slisses Tobey are guests of Sliss Helen Smith. Sirs. E. O. Rauh. Sirs. C. N. Stockwell, Miss Lanie Walthers, Sliss Evelyn Jay, Miss Irene Rauh and Charles Stockwell are camping at Sylvan Park. Sirs. J. E. Hedges and family, ot Oregon City, are in the Huntley cot tage. Mrs. R. N. Parks, Donald and Robert Parks. Mrs. George C. Oakes and Mis4 Lois Oakes are at Tolo Vana Park. Mrs. R. S. Shultz is visiting her'par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ball. Mrs. A. J. Hilton Is a guest in the same cot tage. Sirs. George H. Eberhard, of Berke ley, Cal., is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. B. MacKay, at Norway Place. Mrs. C. J. McPherson and three chil dren are domiciled in one of the Schei ber cottages. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Rue and family and Sirs. John Welke. of Stella. Wash., with Mr. and .Mrs. George Harvey, of Aurora, are in the Avalon cottage. Sliss Victoria Robinson and Sirs. Lawes left for Portland recently after an enjoyable visit with Miss Geneva Coppen. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ingham and fam ily. Mrs. John Ingham, of Portland, and Miss Bernicre Krause are cosily domi ciled on the ocean front. Sir. and Mrs. J. J. Quilliam and fam ily. Elsie. Louise and Harold, and Virgo Larsen, are in camp here. Sirs. T. E. Zachrison and daughter, Alene, Mrs. George Thomas, LeRoy and Margery May Thomas, are camped on the beach for a short stay. Robert Conklin, of Portland, is the guest of Frank Koehler. Miss Geneva Coppen is In camp near Haystack Rock and has Miss Dorothy Laws as her guest. Sirs. D. C. Shearer and niece. Miss Helen Rummelin. of Seattle, Mrs. J. C. Rummelin and daughter. Sliss Paulin, are guests of Sliss Ella Rummelin. Sirs. Harry Merritt has returned from a visit with her parents at Los Molinos, Cal., accompanied by her sister. Miss Pearl Omart. C. H. Castner and wife and daughter, Frances, and boh, Reiner, with Sir. and Mrs. C. H. Stetson. Hall and Jessie Stet son, of Hood River, are occupying a cottage. Sirs. J. C. Gripper, Misses Frances and Helen, and Master John Gripper, have a comfortable camp at Tolo Vana. Sir. and Mrs. A. Ballman and son. Delinar. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gill and daughter, Slarcella, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slelby are -occupying a cottage on Taft street. Mr. and Mrs. David MacMillan and daughter. Dorothy, are guests ot Mrs. F. J. Bailey. Sir. D. McDonald and daughters, Etheljane and Ellen, with Mr. and Mrs. Telford W. Blount, of Hood River, are occupying the McDonald home. Sirs. Slary Ferguson is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Gradon. SlrB. J. C. Ainsworth. of Portland, is a guest of the Slisses Flanaers. Sliss Lucile Logan antfi brother. Dave, with Sliss Sawyer, of Portland, are passing the season in the Walter Hon eyman camp. Mrs. A. L. Will, Sirs. C. M. Will. Sirs. C. W. Woodruff and Sliss Edith Will are occupying the lates cottage. GEAUIIART HAS HOLIDAY AIK Cottages Filled With Guests for Goir Tournament. GEARHART. Or.. Aug. 12 CSpecial.) Gearhart is assuming holiday attire and a general atmosphere of hospital ity and gaiety prevails at this quiet and fashionable resort, in anticipation or tne visitors from the various cities of the Northwest who will participate in the golf tournament, scheduled to open Monday. Never have the links looked so- invit ing or been in such excellent condition Despite the fact that there is no hotel here, the visitors will be -well cared for by the hospitalile hosts of the handsome and commodious cottages. Many of the guests reached here the latter part of the week. Large motor cars will be at the disposal of the golfers to convey them to and from their habitats, whether it be Seaside or around this section. The natatorium is in fine shape to take care of the energetic who like a plunge after their games and gaiety will reign supreme during this entire week. Supper parties have been planned by a number of the hosts and as many of the cottages are. large enough for dancing, this diversion will fill a large part of the programme for the enter tainment of the visitors. Last week many of the cottages were opened and the resort shows signs of much activity. Benefits are not' forgotten in the rush for pleasure, one of the largest and most delightful from all points being the bridge-tea for which Mrs. James Dougherty and Mrs. Chester . Murphy were hostesses on Wednesday, for the little Catholic Church in the meadow. Their cottage, one of the largest here, was attractively decked with huge clusters of huckleberry foliage and wild flowers and tables were" ar ranged for 20 guests. An equal num ber called at the tea nour. Among those who participated in the festivity and assisted in swelling the fundor tne uttie cnurcn were: sirs. Gay Lom bard. Mrs. David T. Honeyman, Sirs. William Roberson. Mrs. Graham Glass. Mrs. Joseph Wiley. Mrs. George A. Marshall. Mrs. Frank Fey, Mrs. James P. Cooke. Mrs. Guy Talbot. Sirs. Ed ward Grelle, Mrs. Dom J. Zan, Mrs. James C. Zan, Miss Nancy Zan, Mrs. H. Davis, Jr.. Mrs. Thomas Robertson. Sirs. Frederick L. Warrens, Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Sirs. P.ussell B. Caswell, Mrs. Oskar E. Huber, Misses Winnifred and Elizabeth Huber, Miss Nadyne Caswell. Sliss Charlotte Breyman, Mrs. John Gray, of Couer d'Alene; Mrs. Byron Folsom, Mrs. Walter Gearin, Mrs. Vernon Cartwright. Mrs. John Latta, airs. w. t;. rruahomme. sirs. D. W. L. SlacGregor, Mrs. Solomon Hirsch. the Slisses Hirsch, Mrs. Charles F. Adams, Mrs. Victor Johnson. Mrs. Richard Wilder, Sirs. J. P. Kavanaugh. her guest, Mrs. Marshall; Mrs. James Honeyman. Miss Helen Honeyman. Mrs. J. F. Daly, Miss Irene Daly. Mrs. Dorrald Munro. Mrs. Otis B. Wight, Mrs. John Twohy and the hostesses. A party of motorists, who were en route to Ecola to be the house guests of Mrs, Allen Lewis, stopped off in Gearhart for a few hours on Monday. The party included Miss Claire Wilcox. Varnel Beach, Norman Rupp, Slerle Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Glass left Mon day for Portland, the latter returning Thursday to her cottage here. Mrs. Willis Clark, of Newberg, is the house guest of Miss Irene Daly for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Black and family were early week, arrivals. They have leased the R. B. Caswell cottae-e in Cottage avenue for the balance of the month. Miss Esther Tucker arrived early in the week and visited Miss Mary Bacon. Ben Berger passed the week-end with Mrs. Berger and family here. Walter M. Cook is down for the rest of the month, arriving Saturday. Frank T. McCullbugh. the popular POKane golfer, arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. JJ. Caswell during the golf tournament. ' Sirs. James Dougherty, who is Sum mering here, returned Saturday night after a brief sojourn in Portland. Miss Eleu Smith and Miss Gretchen Klosterman are enjoying beach diver sions at the Walter Gearin cottage, being- house guests of Mrs. Gearin. Sir. and Sirs. Frank Warren are established in a cosy cottage on Ocean avenue for the rest of the Summer. Mrs. Charles Kohn and daughter. Mrs. George N. Black, of Los Angeles, are sojourning at Gearhart and have as a guest Sirs. Simon Selling, of Port land. Miss Martha Whiting has as a house guest for a few weeks Sirs. Medford Reed (Rosalind Kingsley). of Hood River, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Edward D. Kingsley, at Alexandra Court. Sirs. Elliott Habersham, of Portland, is the house guest of Judge and Mrs. J. P. Kavanaugh in their cottage on Ocean avenue. Charles T. Whitley, of Salt Lake City, who has been passing a few days at the Kinney cottage here with his family, returned to his home Tuesday. Mrs. Whitley, who had been Summer ing here, underwent an operation -in Portland at St. Vincent's Hospital on Thursday. As soon as she can travel, she will come down to the Kinney cot tage to recuperate. Sirs. Samuel Dlttenhoefer and children, of St. Paul, were arrivals of Thursday and will pass the rest of the Summer with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Lang, at their hand some beach home. Chester Griffin Murphy came down Thursday for a few days' visit with his family, who are domiciled for the Sum mer in the Kinney cottage. Dr. Gustav Baar passed the week-end visiting in Gearhart. as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Friedlander. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fey were among the arrivals on Saturday afternoon and they are. guests of Mrs. Gay Lombard. Miss Laura Smith came down Satur day to visit Dr. and Mrs. James C. Zan for several days. Leo Hahn was a week-end guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Gearin. Mr. and Sirs. George Kirkham Smith arrived last week and are passing the month of August in the Miller cottage on the ridge. Howell Jones was one of the popular young men visiting Gearhart last week. Miss Charlotte Breyman. who has been a house guest of Miss Elizabeth Huber for a fortnight, is now domi ciled with Miss Nadine Caswell for a few days. Miss Elizabeth Menefee is the house guest of Miss Helen Honeyman. Frederick A. Forster accompanied Guy W. Talbot Friday night to Gear hart, and passed the week-end with the Talbots. Sirs. B.ichard Koehler returned home Sunday after a delightful visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. . Richard Wilder are guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. L. Mac Gregor. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Daly returned after a brief visit in Portland and are established in their pretty cottage here. Miss Dorothy Strowbridge is the guest of Mrs. Gay Lombard at her attractive cottage here, for a week. The Frederick Leslie Warrens are domiciled in one of the attractive cot tages on Ocean avenue for the rest of tiie Summer and have as house guests .Mrs. Joseph Andrews' and Miss Marian Smith, sisters of Mr. Warren. Mr. Vail, a prominent business man of San Francisco, was a house guest of Mr. and Sirs. Oskar E. Huber over the weex-ena. Sirs. Tongue and daughter. Miss Bertha Tongue, who have been Sum mering here with Mrs. Gay Lombard, returned to Portland Friday night. Sir. and iMrs. Robert F. Hynd are recent arrivals who are domiciled in the "West Home" cottage here, to re main for the rest of the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson and sons are recent arrivals who are 'enjoying the gaieties of the beach as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. David T. Honey man. Sirs. James C. Zan passed the early part of the week in Portland. Mrs. Howell and daughter. Miss Marie Howell, were week-end arrivals who are house guests of the former's son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.- Jack Howell, at their cottage In Gearhart. Sliss Genevieve Brooke, who haa been visiting in Nah-Kah-nie for a fortnight, was a member of the house party entertained last week by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Webster Talbot. She Is an enthusiastic golfer and participated in many games during the week. The girls who are housed at the T". W. C. A. camp have the merriest sort of time. Every minute is occupied, either swimming, picnicking, riding horseback or driving. When they are Indoors, they are busy plying their needles In the manufacture of some fancy article, in most cases, dainty lingerie for their own use. They knit attractive sweaters aftd find much rest and pleasure in their short stay here. Among those recently registered are: Slargery Moore. Rivera; Etta Grimes. Corvallis; Martha Lambain. Mrs. Ger trude Pratt, Mountain Home, Idaho; Sliss Edna Munro, Erna and Dngmar Jeppeson, Mattie and Mamie Clark, Edith A. Magurn. Lulu Slartin. Mrs. J. H. and Miss Ruth Benton. L. W. Kln- caid, Carrie Gustafson. Anna Gustat- son. Jennie Breyman, Katherirve Keller man, Emma Linneberg. Esther Krlcs son, Edith Sandberg. Florence and Min nie Palm. Anna Bonadurer. Sirs William Honeyman returned Slonday to Portland, after a visit here with her son. James r. Honeyman. Sirs. J. Whitcomb Brougher enter tained for her daughter. Corrinne. to celebrate her ISth birthday Thursday evening; at her residence here. Her guests were: Sir. and Mrs. E. N. Wheel er. Mrs. George B. Cellars, Mrs. A. Tll zer. Mrs. E. C. Michener. Slisses Slae Comport. Marie Michener. Mary Cel lars, Edgar and Frank Slichener, Har old Whieler, Norman Bucsk and James Brougher. FETE PLANS HOLD ATTENTION Attractions Promised for Everybody Next Saturday Night. SEASIDE, Or.. Aug. 13. Special.) As soon as the hundreds of Knights of Pythlaa rsachtd this resort Saturday and Sunday they scurried madly for dash into the surf. They arrived Just at high tide, and they were eager to make every minute of their brief stay count. The natatorlums were unable to supply all the eager, bathers with suits and rooms. But the visitors man aged in some way to obtain accommo dation sufheient to induce them to frolic in the waves. A band concert on the pier by the Seaside band, a clambake, motor trips to cannon Beach. Arch Cape and other interesting and picturesque spots made the trip memorable for the K of P.s. The streets of this little city were In holiday attire to greet the visitors, pennants and lights of the tri-color blue, red and yellow waving a welcome from every street, house and shop. Plans for the big fete on August IS at Hotel Moore grounds for the Salt Cairn ar claiming the entire time and attention of the association. A meet ing was held Monday night and George SI. Hyland, who is master of ceremo nies, made a satisfactory report on the various parts of the programme as signed to him. In addition to the mu Fioal programme, which will Include an address by the Mayor of Seaside, selec tions by Webb's orchestra, dancing, vocal and Instrumental numbers, there will be Interesting concessions attract ively displayed about the grounds. Huge trees will be used to Inclose the space set aside for the fete, and myri ads of lights and flowers will convert It Into a garden. Home-made candies, bouquets and souvenirs in the shape of miniature salt bags, will be used to tempt the purchasers to help Increase the fund for the erection. of a monu ment to Lewis and Clark. Motoring has become a habit with the devotees here as much as in town. The Joseph Harker Smiths are the lat est victims. They motor a great deal in town, and for the past two weeks have made trips to Portland and back, merely for the pleasure of the ride. They go one way on the Inside road and the other on the highway, and re port there Is not the slightest bit of trouble; traversing either road. H. L. Tittock. whoce family is sum mering here in Beachcroft. came down the latter part of the week in his mo tor car and passed a few days With his family. A swimming exhibition on Slonday night was a sort of farewell for the H. A. Ludwigs. who have been in charge of the instruction at the. Nata torium for a couple- of years. They left Tuesday for California, where Mr. Ludwig will resume his work at the Concordia Club for the year. He was merely loaned to the Oates Natatorium for the Summer. In addition to Mr. Ludwig. exhibitions' of fancy diving were given by the new instructors who will be here for the balance of the Summer, E. W. Shockley. of the Uni versity of Oregon, and C. W. Sexsmith. of the University of Washington. The splendid concert on Friday night at the Critic Theater by Dr. Emll Enna and Sliss Virginia Drake for the bene fit of the Slethodist Church, was one of the most artistic and successful of the season's affairs at this resort. The "Legends of Seaside," a song cycle for solo and- chorus, was. written by Dr. Enna and the lyrics by Sliss Virginia Drake. The soloists Included Mrs. Charles C. Benedict, of Vancouver, Wash., Mrs. John Vassle. Mrs. Harry Flavel. Astoria; Mrs. Clyde Van Vlerah, Sliss Katherlne Jordan, reader: Law rence oodtin. A splendid chorus in cluded the following: Sirs. John Vas sle. Mrs. Charles Benedict. Miss Nellie Carl, Miss Katherine Jordan. Mlsa Blanche Ruthrauff. Sirs. Clyde Van Vlerah, Mrs. Emll Enna, Sliss Gladys Dobson. Slisses Agnes and Eunice Ford. Misses Dalla and Willa Woodfln, Miss Frances Gragg, Mies irginia Drake, Miss Rosa Johnson, Sliss Hester Par ker. Mrs. Eugene Allen. Mrs. Edwin Caswell and daughter. Miss Louise Caswell, are house guests of Sirs. Robert G. Wilson at her at tractive cottage. Mr. and Sirs. W. W. Cotton and house guests. Mrs. David Peacock and Mrs. E. S. King, of Los Angeles, who have been so extensively teted in Portland, motored down Thursday from town and passed a few days at Locksley Hall. Mrs. John D. Peters passed several days last week as the house guest of Mrs. Otto Windfelder at the Raffety cottage on the south boardwalk. Sir. JVindfelder also passed a few days last week at his cottase. Sirs. Martin Marks and family and Mrs. Sleyer Sfarks are established for the balance of the Summer In a cosy cottage here. Sirs. Otto Breyman and sisters, the Misses Sherlock and Miss Harriet Brey man, returned to town last week af ter an extended visit here in their pretty cottage. Misses Merle and Clara Simon, of New York, who are at Hotel Benson with their parents. Sir. and Sirs. S. Simon, came down Stonday for a visit with Sir. and Sirs. Slax Flelschner at the Alabama cottage, on the north boardwalk. Sirs. Emanuel Meyer and son, Mel ville, who hare been visiting the I. N. Fletschners for several days, returned last week to Portland. The Biddle cottage houses Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Bilderbach and child. Mrs. J. Brown Strang and son. Dun can Bryce Strang, are summering In the Sandlawn cottage, arriving the end of last week. They have as guests for the Summer Sirs. Robert . Patrick and twin sons, Robert and William, of Hillsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harker Smith motored down from Portland the mid dle of last week and had as guests Mr. and Sirs. H. A. Connor, who returned the same night to town. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner, Jr.. and Henry Wagner, Sr., motored down from Portland last week. Sliss Gertrude Ash, of Portland, la visiting Sirs. Harry Meyer at her cot tage for a few weeks. Mr. and. Sirs. Henry Haussman and daughter. Miss Slarjorle Haussman. came down Saturday afternoon for a sojourn at their cottaze at Wahanna. Sliss Haussman has been studying vo cal music all Winter In New York and has appeared In several smart recitals Mrs. George West, of Portland, en tertained Saturday afternoon with a charming informal tea. her guests in cluding prominent young maids of Portland and Walla Walla, her former home. Mrs. Charles C Benedict also was hostess for a small tea on Saturday afternoon, honoring Mies Catherine Therkelsen. her house guest. Sigmund Sichel came down Saturday on the "Daddy Special" to pass sev eral days with his family in the Pifer cottage on the boardwalk. Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Simon, of New York, arrived yesterday to be the house guests of Sir. and Sirs. Slarcus Flelschner In the Alabama. Edgar Frank has been visiting the Fleischners during- the week. Larry Hofer and Fritz Slode. of Sa lem, motored to Seaside Saturday and are enjoying a week's camping trip here in the Grove. They have a thorough housekeeping equipment and . entertain a number of their young friends with i;ppr parties, as well as motor trip to Elk Creek, Astoria and other points nenrby. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Campbell, ft Walla Walla, are the guests of Sir. and Mrs. Frederick West at their cottag V A
