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SUNSHINY WEATHER, WITH MILD BREEZES, CALLS TO BEACHES
Automobiles No Longer Rarity on Manhattan Beach, but Soft Sands Are to Be Avoided, as Portland Parties Can Testify.
TTIE SUNT) AT OltEGOXIAJf, PORTLAND, TTJLY- 23, 1917.
Quarters at the Perry camp. Twin
Rocks, and will remain for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Leslie and daugh
ter Muriel, of Portland, have arrived
and opened the Leslie cottage for the
season.
Miss Veda Sapplngton. has returned to
her home here after a three weeks'
visit with friends In Portland.
George Bills, of Portland, who has
been here at the Summer home of his
nephew, the Fern, for the past two
months, has returned to his home.
Miss Edith Slatley and Miss Burllng
ham. of Forest Grove, are at the Rock
"View villa, Twin Rocks, for the sea
son. '
Arriving: during the week .for the
Rummer at the family cottage were
Fred Wilson and wife and children, of
Walla Walla, Wash.
Mrs. E. S. Bradley and family, of
Mishawaka, Ind., have taken the at
tractive James cottage, the Fern, and
will remain for the rest of th season.
Quartered in the Swain cottage for
a week are Mrs. A. J. Barker, of Mon
tana, and Miss Lonsdale, of Portland.
The W. H. Markell family, of Port
land, have arrived at the family cot
tage and will remain for the Summer.
For the last week-end at the Twin
Rocks Hotel the following were guests:
Miss Jeanette Ritchie and James X.
Ritchie and Miss Ethel Van Ecyoc, of
Portland.
CANNON
BEACH
ATTRACTS
Tourists, nifeers and Merry Picnic
Parties Number Hundreds.
ECOLA. Or., July 21. (Special.)
Cannon Beach Is alive with tourists,
hikers, merry picnic parties and hun
dreds who enjoy the usual beach di
versions. Because of the fact that this
locality furnishes a number of unusual
attractVns and much can
enjoyed in a short space of time. Can
non Beach is especially alluring to
tourists. The visitor who comes to
stav for the season is charmed Be
cauVthls is a wonderful place to
combine relaxation and amusement and
there is somewhere to go and some
thing new to be seen each day.
m and Mrs. William H. Eldredge.
of Salem, In company with Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Prael and Mrs. F. H. Alll
ton. of Portland, are touring the Ore
gon beaches and express themselves as
charmed with this iocainy.
Ex-Governor Oswald West has again
Joined his family here.
A congenial party of 14 is enjoy
ing the hospitality of Mr. and Mra Os
wald West. This happy family In
cludes Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Olcott and
Miss Mary L, Hooper, of Chicago. Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson Olcott, Ches
ter Wallace. Gordon West and Rich
ard Hutton Olcott, Miss Heler. West
and Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Hutton.
Mrs. J. A. Marlltt and son, Richard,
of Portland, and Miss Bertha Mc
Waters, of Minneapolis, are at Sunset
Lodge for July.
N P Nielson and family are occupy
ing one of the Cornell cottages In Elk
Creek Park.
In the Stranahan home we find Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Stranahan and daugh
ters Mrs. Tharp and Mrs. Bagley, of
Hood River; Mrs. M. E. Scammon and
two granddaughters: Mrs. W. E. Lam
bert, and Mrs. W. F. Langs, of Port
land, and little Miss Arden Stranahan.
George P. Rogers and family are at
Woodmere and have as their house
Euest Walter Patterson.
Brownie Court Is the abode of a.
merry crowd from Astoria: Charles .
Brown and family, Edgar O. Gearhaxt
and family, Ross A. Farr and family,
rr. Albert W. Kinney and family.
Charles V. Ungerman and family. A.
B. Gritmacher and family, and Miss
Virginia Hansen.
Tuesday last the Clarkes. Agnews.
Dakins and their guests a party of
20 hiked up the highway across the
footbridge which spans Elk Creek,
over Seal Rock Beach to Chapman
point for the big picnic and bonfire.
The merry company was entertained
with music by Mrs. Ernest Goldapp.
Mrs. Clark and Miss Jennie Clark and
with amusements of all descriptions.
,j At., w J i rnrtU of Port
land,' are occupying the Emil Miller
home for two weeKs.
Frank Agnew and family mo
tored down from Portland for a stay
of two weeks in their cosy home on
I3.ft street
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clarke and Floyd
and Jennie Clarke reached here Satur
day for their usual vacation.
trc T T t Tinktn cave an anniver
sary dinner to a happy company of
friends Saturday last, Mrs. Ernest Gol
dapp being the guest or honor.
Mrs. W. S. Chapman and her boys
Philip and Chester Ireland, are at
home for the season, north of Elk
M : i- ct Plgna Ti1lirv 11 the PUPRt Of
Mr. and Mrs. i-eigler In Elk Creek
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walstrom and
n.n.' Wflliom ltAGnr, h n H "Mirs
Adolph. are housed in Mrs. Kellogg's
Dungaiow.
lng entertained by Mrs. F. L. Whipple
at aie iNooit.
Mrs. J. J. Stritzel and daughter.
daughter, form a happy family in the
iteed cottage. .
Florence Lyon, of Astoria, are spending
lvo weens at xiiiiis vaic.
Elizabeth Woods have recently Joined
the congenial family recreation camp.
Miss Miriam Van Waters, Miss Abbie
Whiteside and Dr. Wood have learned
to perfection the art of combining
pleasure and relaxation.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapin and
daughter, Janet, of Portland, are cosily
situated for the season in the O. I. Pe
terson conacre near syivan roinc
"NT f onH Mra S R Tiffin rtf Pnrt
-.land- are entertainincr friends from
Eureka. Cal. Miss Maud B. Hemler
and Miss Zieta C. Croghan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Baylis and daughter.
Gladys, are at the Ken cottage. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Kennard motored down
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Little Treve Hunter gave a merry
lawn party at Fern Basket. The small
guests were Baby Jane Therkelson,
Bettle Stritzel, Dolores Hall, Frances
Alger, Happy Edmond Jones and John
P.uedy. Miss Margaret Therkelson was
responsible for the enjoyment of the
little folks on this occasion.
Graham Moxen is entertaining Fred
Cannon Beach Hotel registers: Gene
Xj. nopp, ciympia, asii.; iur. ana iMrs.
Al .1 1 1 . A 1 1 1
Hunter. Zieta C. Croghan, Eureka. Cal.;
Mary J. Buckley, Miss Ella Vallman,
Arune vruicr, Hdiiiiiia. aunaii. ul opo
kane. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Kwing, Mrs. Margaret Kwing, Tom
Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Battin, D. T.
Taylor and B. H. Tyler, A. M. Prentiss,
Mrs. Kurt Koehler, Mrs. E. E. Grelle.
Winnifred Huber, Jean Morrison, Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Prael, Mrs. F. H. Allis
ton, all of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam H. Eldridge, Charles H. Huggins,
Salem; Elizabeth Miller, Povldence, R.
I.: Evelyn F. Frisbie. Frances Mundell,
Albuquerque. N. M.; Mary Frisbie,
Grinnell. Iowa: Mr. ' and Mrs. C. D.
Cruse. Vida aid Robert Cruse.
Recent arrivals at Ecola Inn are:
Marie McDowell, Portland; Olive C.
Stein. Superior. Wis.: Rose E. Stein.
Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. George King
and family, Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. P.
H. Kretch. Astoria; Mrs. A. H. Lupieu,
Seaside; Paula Hopp, Charles Frick,
Frances Sheerin, Portland.
Guests of the week at the Warren
Hotel include: Albert C. Gragg. of Sea-
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Clara Krohn, Alice L. Ledger, Los An
geles; D. B. Stewart. Knappa; A. Wal
dorf, G. Waldorf. Oswego; Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Hennlg, Tacoma: Angellne
Dye, May Henchman, Oregon City;
Alice Prill, Chetok, Wis.; J. H. Burns,
Des Moines, Iowa; Elizabeth Harring
ton, Bes'se Cox, Spokane; C. F. Hen
drlck, Yakima: Mr. and Mrs. U. T.
Shipley, Salem; EL G. Warren. La Salle,
111.; A. B. and CO. Johnson, A. 8.
Benson, Esther Benson, Margaret Ben
son, W. B. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Van
derwlelen. Luclle Vanderwlelen. George
D. Peters and wife, Helen Peters, J. D.
Bryan, J. D. Bryan, Jr., Mrs. A. G.
Barker, Mrs. Fielding S. Kelly, Eliza
beth Kelly, Catherine Kelly, A. S. Rob
inson and wife. Dr. Wright and wife.
Will F. Powell and wife. M. D. Wilklns,
a. . iiawKenson. - Constance Meyer.
Brownie Miller, C. C. Hays, A. L.
Dewey, Miss Harrington, Miss Pern
brook, Miss V. Pembrook, Elsie Shock
ley, Eugene C. Habney and wife. Mrs.
N. E. Bristol. Mrs. M. O. Wilklns. Joe
H. Jordan. Edith Pettigrew, Miss Sylva
Harper, William M, Burns, Roy O. Bur
dette, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moores.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Marsden, Helen Day
nooa, Aiiss jm, Rohse. Miss B. Bridges.
C. C Patrick and wife, all of Port
land. PASTIMERS FLOCK TO NEWPORT
Weather Is Delightful and Bathing
Continues to Be Popular.
NEWPORT, Or., July 21 (Special.)
A season's blessing has descended upon
this vacation center, and to the tune
of complaints wliere the weather Is hot
and dry and detestable, soft breezes
fan the faces of those who are assem
bled for holidays at Newport.
tne roads over the mountains are
now a steady stream of incoming au
tos, and as the travelers alight at their
destination, it is not hard to discern
an unusually glad note in their coun
tenances betokening relief and thank
fulness. There has been an even tem
perature throughout the season and
bathing and beach activities have still
a popular favor that will make them
lasting pleasures until late In the Fall.
Newport's advantages are the combina
tion of the mountains and the sea and
the true beauties of both were never
more in evidence than at this resort.
Mountain streams are but a short dis
tance, while the evergreen groves are
on all sides. The long beach Is a
boulevard for all kinds of vehicles, and
hikers, agate hunters, fishermen and
clam-diggers, make the scene gay at
all times of the day and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Heath, of Salem,
have opened a Nye Beach cottage for
a week. Mr. Heath Is a guard at the
State Penitentiary.
Clayton Manville, of Eugene, arrived
during the week and will remain at
this resort indefinitely.
W. H. Steele, of Paso Robles, Cal., Is
experiencing the delights of the Oregon
coast weather.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jones and family,
of Brownsville, came In the first of the
week and are ensconced in a Nye Beach
cottage.
Professor Pernot, of Portland, state
bacteriologist, who has been enjoying
a fortnights vacation with his family
at Nye Beach, returned home Monday.
Professor Pernofs Tamily will remain
in Newport until the end of the season.
Mrs. G. V. Johnson and daughter, of
Junction City, who have been Summer
ing at Nye Beach, returned to their
home Monday.
Dr. Leonard W. Reilly and family, of
McMinnvllle, arrived during the week
and will remain until September. Dr.
Reilly is president of McMinnvllle Col
lege.
Newport always has been popular
wfth the newly-weds and the quota for
this season has far exceeded that of
former years. During the month of
June, there were 47 couples who
passed their honeymoons at this and
nearby beaches. Last week Harry
Bowers, of the coast guard, married
Miss E. Clarke, of Eugene. Mrs. Bow
ers had been a nurse in the Eugene
Hospital for some time. Mr. and Mrs.
Bowers will make their future home
in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaValley and
family, of Portland, are Summering In
an attractive Nye Beach cottage.
Mrs. B. Sniakoon and son, of Port
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land, are among the recent arrivals at
Nye Beach and will remain for a fort
night. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Henkle, of Cor
vallls, were among the week-end ex
cursionists to arrive In Newport, and
have opened their attractive cottage for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. McHargue and family,
of Brownsville, came in the first of
the week and are encottaged at Nye
Beach.
Mrs. Emma B. Johnson, of Gresham.
arrived during the week and is passing
a brief vacation at Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hlgby recently
arrived at this beach and are domiciled
In an attractive cottage at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Welch and sons.
Ray and Roy, of Haines, are among the
recent .vacationists to open a cottage at
Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. August Lokan, of As
toria, were In this city during the week
attending to business matters. Mr.
Lokan Is the manager of the Elmore
Canning Company at Sllets.
Dr. W. B. Morse, of Salem, Is passing
an extended vacation .t this resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eberly, of Ore
gon City, are among the recent cot
tagers to locate at Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. J. Imes and family.
of Arnold, Neb, are sojourning at this
point of the Oregon Coast for a brief
vacation.
Mrs. J. B. Johnson, of Portland, ar-.
rived during the week and Is the house
guest of Mrs. N. B. Chapman In her
charming Nye Beach cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Fox. of
Sedan, Okla., were week-end arrivals
at this beach.
Mrs. E. K. Wheeler, accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Collier, of Eugene, was
among the recent excursionists to ar
rive. The Misses Fannye M. Schrock and
Mae N. Lent, of Spokane. Wash., came
to Newport the first of the week for a
brief visit. Miss Schrock and Miss Lent
are students of the Summer school at
Corvallis.
Miss Julia K. Webster, of Salem, who
Is employed in the State House, arrived
in Newport Monday for an extended
vacation-.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Agee and the
latters' sister. Mrs. E. Hamlin, of Rose
burg, came to Nye Beach the first of
the week and located in a cozy cot
tage.
Mrs. W. S. Swaggert, of Marshfield,
arrived Sunday and will pass the re
mainder of the season visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Freeman.
Mrs. F. J. Anson .and daughter, of
Portland, are numbered among the lat
est cottagers at Nye Beach.
W. C. Pierce, of Portland, arrived at
Nye Beach a few days ago and ex
pects to pass a fortnight at this resort.
Mrs. J. M. Whealen and daughter,
Esther, of Portland, recently arrived
and are enjoying a fortnight's visit
with Mrs. A. L. Thomas at her beautiful
cottage at Nye beach. Mrs. Whealen Is
the manager of the Hanover Apart
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Loomts, of Salem
are among the many Marion County
visitors sojourning at this resort.
H. A. Loreall, of Lebanon, arrived
few days ago to pass a brief vacation
at Newport.
Vinton Newbert, of Seattle, Is num
bered among the many out-of-the-state
arrivals at this beach during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook, of Salem,
are listed among the most recent ar
rivals at Nye Beach.
A motoring party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Cobbs, and Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Donald, of Portland, and Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Beaver, of Cadillac, Mich,
arrived at the Agate Beach Inn Satur
day to pass the week-end.
And still the honeymooners visit our
delightful shores! In this week's list
were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Isom, of Cor
vallls, who passed the week-end at
Newport. Mr. Isom is a popular mem
ber of the college world at Corvallis.
G. L. Stelnman, of Eugene, arrived
during the week and Is enjoying a few
days' visit at this beach.
Mrs. M. P. Mendelsohn, of Salem, re
cently came to Nye Beach for a 10 days'
outing.
A. S. Rand. United States postofflce
Inspector, was in the city last Monday
attending to some business.
P. A. Llvesley, of Salem, came over
to Newport last Saturday and is pre
paring his cottage at Agate Beach for
occupancy for the rest of the season.
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During a severe storm last Winter the
top of Mr. Llveslejrs eottage was lift
ed off.
C. C Cathey and daughter, Margaret.
and son. Jack, were among the week
end Tocatlonlsts to arrive at Newport.
Mrs. W. F. Brook and Miss Roberta
Brock, of Portland, are passing their
vacation at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gault. of Port
land, arrived in Newport the first of
the week and are ensconced In an at
tractive cottage at Nye Beach.
Mrs. Robert. W. Ruhl and family, of
Medford. are among the most recent
vacationists to arrive at this resort.
The Misses Oso and Beth Northup,
of McMinnvllle, arrived recently and
expect to pass the season in their cozy
Nye Beach cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. volgt and family.
of Portland, came In on the week-end
excursion and will remain In Newport
for the rest of the Summer. Mr. Votgt
Is the cashier of the Wells-Fargo Com
pany, of Portland.
Mrs. Rltta Alexander and family, of
Corvallis, are among the many Benton
County cottagers at Nye Beach.
Mrs. E. w. Langdon and daughter.
Grace, of Portland, are in Newport for
the season.
Mrs. J. C. Murray, of Portland, who
has been visiting at Nye Beach, re
turned home Tuesday. Mrs. Murray
will have charge of the textile depart
ment or the state Fair this Fall.
Considerable excitement was evi
denced In Newport Wednesday night
when Mrs. M. W. Wiley, of Portland,
lost control of the car which she was
driving and was carried the full length
of the boardwalk on Main street. The
car struck several other machines
along the curbing in its mad flight, but
with no damage, and as it Jumped from
the walk to the road below Mrs. Wiley
was able to turn off the power. The
trouble was caused by a broken brake.
Mrs. Ella. J. Metzger. of Dallas, who
has been summering in Newport, left
for her home Tuesday. Her nephew,
Hugo Milsap. of Lebanon, has been
with Mrs. Metzger for a portion of the
season. Mr. Milsap was recently ap
pointed to Annapolis.
J. F. Jones, of Salem. Is numbered
among the countless Marion County
visitors at this resort. '
Miss Edna Carmichael, of Lexington,
arrived a few days ago and Is enjoying
a brief holiday at Nye Beach.
E. McDonald, of Portland, was among
the week-end excursionists to arrive in
Newport.
M. R. Flower, of Salem, arrived dur
lng the week and is sojourning at New
port.
Mrs. 13. B. Sllba. of Portland, came
In recently and is summering in her
Nye Beach cottage.
Mrs. Frank Mlnto, of Salem, arrived
recently and will pass several days
visiting with friends.
O. Bales, of Portland, arrived with
his camping outfit Friday and is lo
cated near Agate Beach.
Rev. George E. Pratt, who has been
attending the National Education As
sociation convention as a representa
tive of the Newport Commercial Club,
arrived home the first of the week
after a successful campaign of adver
tising for the city.
Miss Mabel Squire, of Anacortes-
Wash., came to Nye Beach the last of
the week and Is located in her attrac
tive cottage. f.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dodson. of Port
land, are summering on the cliff.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hollingshead ar
rived recently and have opened their
cottage at Nye Beach. Mr. Hollings
head is of the firm of Stearns-Hollings
head, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I Eddy, of Portland,
are among the most recent cottagers at
Nye Beach. Mr. Eddy Is connected
with the Ladd & Tilton Bank, of Port
land.-
The Misses Ines Jolly and Hazel
Small, of Portland, were among the
week-end excursionists to arrive at this
beach. They will stay for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McLardy and fam
lly, of Portland, are encottaged at Nye
Beach for the rest of the season.
J. F. Meehan and W. S. Fltts, of Port
land, representatives of- the Newport
Ice & Fish Company, are in the city
attending to business.
Elsie A. Kaddart, or Portland, ar
rived recently and is passing a few
weeks at Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Roblson and family.
of Portland, arrived the first of the
week 'and are located at the Copeland.
Mr. Roblson owns a - valuable timber
claim in the Slletz-reglon.
Nora Lynch, of Salem, arrived Tues
day night and will have a two-weeks"
outing at Nye Beach.
That Newport is rapidly becoming
a famous resort for the inland states
and especially with Idaho residents. Is
evidenced by the great influx of Boise
visitors. In this week's list are Mr:
and Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Mrs. M. P. Me
holln and Miss Mildred Meholln and
Mrs. Walden Tucker, all of Boise, These
people are remaining for the season.
Mrs. G. H. Rodgers and family, of
Eugene, are among the many Lane cot
tagers to frequent this seashore.
G. H. Lyons, of Creswell, arrived
during the week and will pass an ex
tended vacation at Nye Beach.
Elwood Wiles, of Portland, came in
the first of the week and will remain
Indefinitely.
W. W. Crittenden, of Seattle, Is listed
among the many out-of-the-state arri
vals for the week.
The Misses Mina and Vina Clarke,
of Portland, are at Newport for an ex
tended vacation.
A. B. Moss. Jr of Payette, is so
journing at this resort for a few days.
Ellas Taysayanokos. of Portland, ar
rived in Newport this week and will
pass a few days exploring scenic points
in this vicinity.
Stanley Stewart, of Portland, is pass
ing a few days at Nye Beach.
w. A. Coffey, of Portland, arrived
arrived during the week and is enjoy
ing the sea breezes at Nye Beach.
W. A. Howell, of Los Angeles, came
to Newport the first of the week and
will remain for a few days. -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bltzer. of Port
land, were week-end arrivals at New
port and are located in a cottage at
Nye Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zeis and son. Mel-
vln, of Redding, CaL, are In Newport
for a few weeks' visit. Mr. Zeis says
that the weather here is more pleasura-
Die man that of the majority of Call
fornla beaches.
Mrs. Edward 8. Brown, of Eugene.
came to Newport Tuesday and will en-
Joy a two weeks stay here.
GEAR HART AWAITING GOLFERS
Links at Beach Are In Fine Condi
tion for Tournament.
GEARHART, Or.. July 11. (Special.)
Gearhart is all excitement over the
approaching tournament, and many of
the enthusiastic golfers are brushing
up on their game by taking lessons in
certain strokes from the teacher who
is summering here. The links are in
excellent condition, the greens being
particularly attractive as well as splen
oma lor playing.
Such a galaxy of gaily-colored sweat
ers as dot the vivid green links is
seldom outrivaled. The women appear
to nave an endless array of these fas
clnating garments, many of them mak
ing their own slipovers and coats, so
that they are not extravagant in their
having such an abundant supply of the
covering. The little ones are equally
well attired in gay sweaters, all the
colors being counted in one sweeping
glance over the links and beach.
There is not enough time to accom
plish all the things the Summer visi
tors here are determined to do. They
are going in with a vengeance for
swimming, golfing, riding, motoring,
walking to maintain their willowv
figures and good complexions, surfing
and picnicking by way of diversion.
James Nicol recently arrived and has
his string of fine saddlers and ponies
in use every hour. Motoring to Neah
kahnie and Cannon Beach for picnics
is quite the order of the weekly pro
gramme, and, of course, all gaieties
cease when the "Papa Special" Is due
on Saturday afternoons. Every kiddle
and mother, sister and auntie throng
the station to welcome the arrivals I
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Talbot and fam
ily are among the recent arrivals, who
will pass the balance of the Summer in
their cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Zan and daugh
ters, Mary Louise and Elizabeth, ar
rived the latter part of the week, and
are now domiciled in the Beckman cot
tage for the season.
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall motored back
to Portland early last week. Mrs. Mar
shall returning the latter part of the
week by train.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weyerhaeuser,
of St. Paul, are the guests of Mrs.
Weyerhaeuser's brother, C. H. Davis,
Jr., and Mrs. Davis in their attractive
cottage. Mrs. Weyerhaeuser is a charm
lng and attractive young matron, and
is being delightfully entertained by
several former friends who are sum
mering here.
W. G. Davidson, of the North Bank
Road, visited his little daughters over
the week-end at the Westcott cottage.
Mrs. Tongue and Miss Bertha Tongue
arrived last week for a visit with
Mrs. Gay Lombard in one of the Beck-
man cottages.
Chester G. Murphy spent the week
end in Seaside with his family.
Mrs. J. A. Dougherty, who went to
Portland early In the week. Is again in
the Kinney cottage with her family.
Mrs. Victor Johnson arrived last week
for a visit with Mrs. John Latta. The
Johnson boys also are guests of the
Latta children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Williams and
children came down several days ago
to occupy the Boyd Hamilton cottage
for the balance of the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Isador Lang returned
again to their cottage here, and have
as guests Mrs. James Rosenfeld and
baby and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ditten
hoefer. of St. Paul, the latter also be
ing a daughter of the Langs. Mrs.
Dlttenhoefer is an exceptionally attrac
tive matron, and Is considered one o
the best-dressed women here, as well
as In her home city. Dr. Rosenfeld
passed a few days with the Langs, and
is numbered among the ardent golfers
The A. H. Birrell family have re
turned to Portland, their cottage being
occupied by- Mrs. H. M. Patton and
daughter. Elizabeth.
Mrfc. E. J. Labbe returned Monday to
Portland for a few days' visit at he
home.
Frank Robertson spent several days
last week at his cottage here, return
ing Monday to Portland.
Oskar Huber and his daughter, Eliza
beth. went to Portland Monday for
brief stay. August Berg, who passed
the week-end with them, accompanied
them' to town. Miss Jean Morrison ar
rived Monday for a visit with Mrs.
Kurt Koehler. and Miss Peggy Miller
of Providence. R. I., Is now summering
with Miss Winnifred Huber.
Coe A. McKenna spent several days
with his family In the Frohman cot
tasre.
Mrs. J. P. O'Brien entertained with
an informal dinner party Saturday
night In celebration of her daughter,
Mrs. Coe A. McKenna s, blrtnaay.
Miss Jane Sanders stopped off at
Gearhart Monday for a visit en route
to Cannon Beach.
Miss Florence Bloch. who was the
guest of Miss Irma Rothschild, and Miss
Marian Sichel, who was the house guest
of Mrs. George N. Black, returned Mon
day to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Goldsmith are
the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Rosenblatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Glass arrived
the latter part of last week to open
their cottage for the season, and Mrs.
Joseph E. Wiley and son. Peter, Joined
them Sunday. Mr. Glass returned to
Portland Monday night.
Arnold Rothwell was a week-end vis
itor of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Van Schuy
ver, who are summering . In the An-
drews cottage. Mr. Van Schuyver and
Mr. Rothwell returned to town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenblatt and
children are now domiciled in their at
tractive cottage for the Summer.
Judge Kavanaugh also spent the
week-end with his family in their cot
tage. John F. Daly - was another of the
"daddies" who passed the few week
end holidays with his family la their
cottage.
James P. Cooke spent several days
with his family, being one of the par
ticipants in the Seaside gaieties over
Saturday and Sunday.
. Mrs. Seller and daughters are being
entertained by Mrs. Max Hlrsch In her
attractive cottage here for a few weeks.
Mrs.- Philip Gosllnsky. of San Fran
cisco, arrived on the steamer a few
days ago, and she is the house guest of
her mother, ' Mrs. R. Jacobs. Adolph
Jacobs Joined the family for a week
end holiday.
The Fox family, of Portland, are
domiciled In the Turner cottage for the
Summer months.
S. H. Shuham and family, of Walla
Walla, are occupying one of the cosy
cottages In the meadow.
Mrs. C. Hansen and Mrs. Charles
Dodd recently arrived, and they are
summering in a cottage also in the
meadow.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McNaughton and
PCMMER
No Difficulty at Border
Tourists are meeting with no difficulty whatsoever in eroasrtn Into and
oat of Canada. Plan now for a tour of the "laland of a Thousand MUM ot
Wonderland.' the gateway of wblch Is
VICTORIA, B. C
T l, . Amm. WiHirinrfiil Rrmnmrv
Inir: Bathlnir: Camping-; Golf. Excellent Hotela. Moderate Prices.
Write, today for free information: PUBLICITY COMMISSIONER, 1CTORIA, B. O.
The Shelburne
A quiet and restful Summer hotel Justly famous for Its service and appoint
ments. In Bight and sound of the ocean. Long-di stance phone in hotel.'
Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to Shelburne Station.
Address T. J. UUAKU,
Hazelwood
Candy
In Scenic Packages
Adds greatly to the pleasure of a
vacation trip.
Sent by Parcel Post or Express
anywhere In the United States or
Canada.
Satisfaction and Delivery Guar
anteed. The Hazelwood
Confectionery & Restaurant
Washington St. at Tenth.
Portland, Or.
STR. GEORGIANA
ASTORIA AND WAY LANDINGS
Leave T A. M. dally.except Friday. Sun
days 7:80 A. M. Returning leaves Astoria
2 P. M. Arrives Portland 9 P. M.
BTK. LIRLI.NE leaves 7:45 A. M. dally
except Sunday. Returning; leaves Astoria
7 P. M.
Main 14St Washington St. Dock A4122
Rhododendron Inn
Beautiful mountain resort, between Hunch
back and Zigzag Mountains on Zigzag River
and Still Creek. Large cemented swimming
pool, modern dance hall, saddle horses,
tennis and croquet grounds. Headquarters
for fishing. Kates 3.&0 per day, 15 to 18
per week. For auto stages, call Bast 135 or
Main 331. Mrs. Kmil t raniettl. Zigzag, Or.
THE WARREN
Overlooking: the Ocean
CANNON BEACH
The scenic beach of Oregon: Surf
bathing; deep-sea fishing; big game
hunting; sea foods a specialty; auto
stage meets all trains.
M. S. WA11REX, Irop Ecola, Oregon.
The Taylor Hotel
Ocean Park, Wanhlngton.
A family hotel, located on the world
famous North Beach, close to the ocean and
only one mile from "VVIUapa Bay with Its
tine fishing and boating. Home-grown veg
etables and home cooking. Ocean Park Is
one of the most attractive of the North
Beach resorts. For rates, address lAiLOK
HOTEL, Ovean Park. Wawh.
CHANTICLEER INN
On your trip over tne Columbia Highway
This attractive inn is located at the mowt
do not torcet to visit t'HANTirLEEB INN.
scenic point on the entire highway.
A breakfast, luncheon or dinner at Chan
ticleer will be one ot the pleasures ot your
trip.
Phone Long Distance, CHANTICLEER, via
Corbett.
LONG BEACH HOTEL
Facing the ocean, excellent surf bath
ing, hard firm beach, near to many In
teresting points. Clean, airy rooms,
facing the sea. Rates $4 to $10 per
week for rooms. For reservations ad
dress H. II. TINKER, Lonr Beach, Wash.
HOTEL GULER
J. E. Reynolds. Proprietor, Guler, Washing
ton, la the Picturesque Trout lake Valley,
tide trips by auto or norsetack to L,ava and
Ice Caves, Indian Race Track, Steamboat
Lake, etc. lit. Adami auto road to Morri
son Valley, at the base of the mountain.
Good trout flshlnir. tennis and croquet
B rounds and twl mmlnf pool In connection.
Amusement Hall with dancing, bowling and
billiards, near the hotel. Rates: Room and
Board. S'2 per day, $10 per week.
ECOLA INN, CANNON BEACH
Opposite Wonderful Haystack Rock.
Everything new and clean. Ocean always
in view. Ideal rest plnce. No rocks to clam
ber over to reach bathing. The most beau
tiful beach on the Pacific Good fishing.
Home cooking. Fresh butter and eggs.
Fresh vegetables. Het coffee on the Coaat,
with real cream. All sa foods. Reserva
tions should be made now at the office of
Harold 8. Gilbert, 384 Yamhill St., Portland,
Oregon.
HOTEL SUNSET
Beach
Center
Matlon
Ideal spot, modern family hotel, country
and seashore combined. Ocean in full view;
large yard for children, croquet ground,
best cuisine and table service, fishing, surf
bathing, electric lights. Buy railroad ticket
to Beach Center Station. Trains stop right
at door. Postofflce, Long Beach, Wash.
Rates reasonable. Mrs. Dcdman, Prop.
PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL l;Sl:?t?Zl
housekeeping. Facing the ocean. Ad
dress L. f. UARUESClIOir, I'rop., Sea
side, Oregon.
Phone Your Want Ads to
Main 7070, A 6095
family have Joined the Summer colony,
and are domiciled In their cottage for
the balance of the season.
The P. Rummelin family have onaned
their cottage In the woods for the
Summer.
A. H. Stone's family are among the
new arrivals who plan to spend tbe
Summer In a cottage here.
S. R. Rooks and family Joined the
cottagera a few days ago.
Mrs. C S. Sears and family are com
fortably ensconced in a pretty cottage
for the season.
Another cosy meadow eottage la the
abode of Charles Marias and family,
who are recent arrivals.
The T. W. C A. camp houses several
happy, healthy, carefree maids, who are
reveling in all the Joys of the beach.
The ride, drive, picnic, fish, swim and
nave a thoroughly good time. Much in
terest In the girls centers in the Honor
Guard Girls' camp Just above here at
Columbia Beach, and frequent trips are
made in motors and in wagons to see
the girls drilling.
Flower and vegetable gardens abound
at the T. W. C. A. camp, and the girls
take a lot of pleasure in caring for
them.
Arrangements are being made with
the cottagers and boarding-houses to
take care of the influx of visitors dur-
(Conr.luded en Pag 11.)
RESORTS.
Munificent Roada: MotOlinSl Flah-
SHELBURNE STATION,
NORTH BEACH
1 rop, seanew, wasn.
CHANTICLEER INN
This attractive Inn m located on
th moit scenic point on tbe Co
lumbia River Highway. Prom
the dining-room and veranda
may be seen Rooster Rock. Bea
con Rock. Crown Point. Mount
Hood and the Columbia River
Oorffe for a distance of 70 mllea.
A breakfast, luncheon or dinner
at Chanticleer -will be one of the
pleasures of your trip.
Phone Lony Distance Chanticleer
via Corbett.
RELIANCE
MOUNT HOOD AUTO STAGES
Leave Third and "Washington Sts. daily
8 A. M.. Saturday. 8 A. M. and 2 P. M..
for Welches. Tawneys. La Casa Monte
and Rhododendron. Round-trip season
tickets, $6; Government Camp, $8.50.
Climb Mount Hood or visit wonderful
glaciers; all expenses paid. $14 each
when four or more book. Ticket office
and waitinfT-room at DOKSKY B. SMJTH
TRAVEL BUREAU. 116 Third St.. cor.
Washing-ton. Marshall 1979, or call
Irvineton Garage & Auto Co., East 135.
C 3162. P1ERCE-ARP.OW CARS. MAKE
RESERVATIONS IN ADVANCE.
MAIL TIIE3I TO DAT
Films Developed Free!
when prints are ordered.
We pay return postage.
Five-hour expert service.
Largest Photo Supply House
in the Northwest.
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Wood-Lark Bids.. Alder at W. Park
HACKNEY COTTAGE
Sea view, Washington.
Located on North Beach, universally con
ceded to be the finest beach In the Paclflo
Northwest. Splendid surf bathing within a
few hundred yards of the hotel. Excellent
table. Airy and comfortable rooms. Rea
sonable rates. For rates, wire or write
JAMES HACKNEY. Sea view, Washington.
The Hotel Elmore
Elmore
Park
European plan, restful beach home.
The most popular moderately priced
hotel on Oregon coast. Magnificent
ocean views. Large, comfortable rooms
with real beds. Wilson, Taft and Roose
velt cottages for rent. For rates, cir
culars, etc, address. The Hotel lilmore.
Kockaway, Or.
La Casa Monte Inn
The most attractive resort In the moun
tains. 45 miles from Portland, in a National
Forest on the Zig-Zag Kiver, Inside and
outside sleeping quarters. Our own dairy
and garden. All mountain pastimes and
recreation. Daily mail. Telephone through
Zlg-Zag Ranger Station. Kates reasonable.
For daily stages call East 133 or Main ttdL
John 3. Greenwood, Welches, Oregon,
Tawney's Mountain Home
Ideal spot. Hunting, fishing, camp
ing privileges, saddle horses, home
cooking, etc. Kates reasonable. Special
Sunday chicken dinner. Large Inde
pendent bungalows for those who pre
fer them.
K. H. TAWSEV, Prop.
Welcbea. Or.
BREAKERS HOTEL
Breakers, Wash.
Every recreation for the pruests. Bil
liards, pool, tennla, grolf. fresh and salt
water fishing hot and cold salt water
baths. The cuisine is the best.
Ocean i'laygrouud of the Northwest.
Locksiey Hall
SEASIDE, OREGON Overlooking the ocean.
Large, airy and comfortable rooms, with or
without private baths. Celebrated for the
excellence of its cuisine. For rates, address
-LIIyLIAN" M. Ff YMAI.E, Seaside. Oregon.
Villa Camp
(All American)
1, 2 and 3-room furnished cottages;
sanitary; best of mountain water;
electric lights. For particulars ap
ply to I.. J. Tolls, Bar View, Oregon.
1'hone 32-F-2.
STEVENSON - CASCADE
LOCKS FERRY
Autos, Teams and Pnatsengern.
Make the circuit cross Interstate
Bridge, thence to Washoueal and Stev
enson via Washington State road
cross the Stevenson-Cascade Locks
Ferry and return to Portland via.
Columbia River Highway.
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