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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND. A.UGUST 17, 1919.
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NUMBER of women who are al-ind manufactarrs and land products
nhow to be beld in Gresham September
15-20. One of the features will be a
canning demonstration under the
supervision of the United States de
partment of agriculture. O. A. C, Miss.
Helen CowrIU, superintendent. This
demonstration will be given each day
of the fair by teams of five girls each
between the ages of 12 and 18 years.
Prizes will be awarded on the basis of
neatness, team work, speed and the
finished product.
The art department of the fair will
be under Mrs. Blanche Hoffman of
Portland. It will include sign paint
inr. penmanship, photography, water
color and oil painting, china paint
ing, etc
Mrs. Kathryn Coffield has returned
from an extended eastern trip on which
she divided her time between business
and pleasure and visitd the larger fac
tories of women's wear in New York
and in Jackson and other points in
Michigan. She stopped en route home
to see her father in Hastings. Mich
She is a member of the women's' ad
vertising club.
The women of Aurora are taking an
active interest in the University of
Oregon woman's building .fund cam
paign. Not only are the women of
Aurora anxious to assist in this cause
but those from the surrounding coun
try are also becoming enthusiastic and
K. Pi Cusick. social chairman, to be I are planning to entertain.
assisted t Mrs. S. I. McPantels. Mrs. I Recently Mrs. Zeno Schwab and Mrs.
H. F. Merrill. Miss Klizabeth Merrill. I Percy Ottaway were hostesses at an
ways generous of their time and
talents in the cause of worthy
charity will be among those who will
assist the Pacific Coast Rescue and Pro
tective society in their plea for funds
for a modern fireproof building or nur
aery for homeless and abandoned ba
blea. Mrs. Ben W. Olcott is honorary
president of the nursery board. Mrs.
R. E. Bondurant is active president,
lira. Henry Ladd Corbett, Dr. Mabel
Akin. Mrs. G. U Buland. Mrs. W. L.
Block. Mrs. G. J. Frankel. Mrs. William
Akers. Mrs. Helen Kkln Starrett. Mrs.
C. H. Castner. Mrs. Frederick Schilke,
lira. K. Palmer, the presidents of prac
tically all the clubs and societies and
- parent-teacher circles, are among those
who will assist as patronesses. Iteuten
nts. werkers, or in some capacity that
will help gather the needed funds.
Women who assisted in the Belgian ba
bies campaign will be among those who
will work actively for the local babies.
other towns are taking up the nur
sery campaign with good spirit. Eu
gene. Marshfleld, Cottage Grove and
other towns are organised. At Albany
a committee of prominent women will
assist in the cause of the nursery.
A meeting has been arranged by Alan
H- Banks. Mrs. Korkey Mason has been
asked to be general chairman and Mrs.
Mrs. O. H. Blum. Mrs. J. P. 'Wallace.
Mrs. P. J. Baltimore, Mrs. B. M. Reeves
Mrs. Richard Warner, Mrs. Fred Ward
Mrs. Line. Mrs. Bert Westbrook. Mrs.
Heath. Mrs. Joe Ralston. Mrs. Harry
Cusick. Mrs. Percy Kelly, Miss E. N.
Rawlirgs. Mrs. A. C. S-hmitt, Mrs. C
Boettirher. Mrs. L. E. Hamilton, Mrs.
G. E Kiggs. Mrs. J. M. Hawkins. Mrs.
"W. C Burkhart. Mrs. William Holman.
Mrs. G. H. Young. Mrs. G. H. Bennett.
Mrs. A. M. Williams. Miss Lottie Mor
gan. Oscar Figman and Charles Berg are
the speakers scheduled for the Tuesday
luncheon of the Woman's Ad club at
the Bensou hotel. The luncheon will
commence promptly at 13 o'clock in
stead of the usual time at 12:15. The
change has been made to accomodate
Mr. Klgman. who has postponed a re
hersal oMthe Alcazar Musical Comedy
company in order to be present at the
meeting and make a short address. Mr.
Berg will talk on the advantages which
the Woman's Ad club would gain
should it affiliate with the national as
sociation of ad clubs. A large attend
ance of the members is desired.
Company B auxiliary has called a
special meeting for Tuesday from l.to
2 o'clock at room 201 courthouse. Im
portant business will be taken up and
all members are asked to be present.
The domestic value of exhibits will
be emphasised with a fine display at
the combined Multnomah county fair
informal tea which was served on the
lawn. Music and conversation over the
tea cups passed the time pleasantly.
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Diana
Snyder. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Kenneth
Grimm were delightful hostesses at a
dancing tea where no fancy work was
allowed. The guests at both teas were
entertained by the instrumental and
vocal selections of Mrs. Vandeleur. who
has passed her three-score and tenth
milestone. Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs.
Diana Snyder also gave selections.
Mrs. Ernest Piper entertained Satur
day at cards at her country home.
Mrs. Saddler, the Aurora chairman, is
greatly pleased with the interest shown
and has a list of hostesses that will
carry the work into October.
Marguerite camp Coterie club met at
the home of Mrs. Katherine Fairfax.
704 East Ankeny street. Thursday.
Luneheon was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Culpan.
Mrs. Bollinger and Mrs. Flynn were the
prize-winners in the contests. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Ingold. "005 Seventy-second ave
nue and Seventieth s'reet. Thursday at'
10 A.M. All Royal Neighbors and their
friends are welcome.
Rehearsals are being held daily for
the big pageant to be presented in
Laurelhurst park Thursday evening by
the War Camp Community Service In
conjunction with the city park board.
Miss WUberta Babbidge la coaching a
ballet of eight toe dancers. Leah Schaa,
Bessie Bromberg, Mildred Barnes,
Gladys Goldstaub, Tiny Schulley, May
Reeves and Lillian Eisenblies. Miss
Babbidge will also present May Reeves
in a Chinese toe dance and Dora AV ash-
burn in a Spanish dance. Leah Schas
and Miss Babbidge will appear in a toe
minuet and a Japanese group dance.
Miss Emily Williams is another little
toe dancer. The dancing programme of
the pageant is under the direction of
Miss Adele M. Waper, in charge of
dancing for the War Camp Community
Service.
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The "flying squadron" of local
speakers, recently organized for the W.
C T. U. Jubilee campaign, are planning
to visit each union in a body beginning
the latter part of August and will con
tinue into September until the work is
finished. These will be special meet
ings and a prize of $5 for the campaign
fund is offered to the union making the
best record at the meeting. The fol
lowing points will be considered: Larg
est attendance, new members gained,
active and honorary, and most money
raised in cash and pledges. It is ex
pected that thes meetings will com
plete the jubilee campaign before the
state convention.
Plans have been made for the an
nual picnic of the Multnomah county
W. C. T. U., which will be held in Lau-.
relhurst park Thursday. From 11 A. M.
until noon there- will be a local union
programme, each union in the county
being asked to contribute some part.
music, readings, speeches or stunts.
Basket luncheon will be served at noon
At 2 o'clock the programme will be
resumed with an address on a topic
of local interest. All friends of the
W. C T. U. are cordially invited to be
present. This is the last meeting be
fore the annual one in September.
Mrs. E. B. Uittings, who will leave
soon for the east, has resigned and
Mrs. M. Frances Swope has been elected
in her place.
J. E. Scott. 103 Central avenue, tomor
row afternoon. The subject Is "The W.
C. T. U. in Missionary Organization."
. Albina Woman's Christian Temper
ance union will hold an open-air meet
ing at Peninsula park Tuesday. Mem
bers will bring their lunch. A good
speaker will be on the programme and
all friends of the union are Invited to
attend. '
The Marahalltown Woman's club will
meet Wednesday at 2 P. M. wfth Mrs.
John H. Voorhies. 1209 Hawthorne ave
nue. .
The war auxiliary central commit
tee will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock in
room 201, courthouse.
Mrs. A. S. Baldwin entertained at
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Jennie M.
Kemp on Thursday at the Francisca
club.' San Francisco, Cal.
.
Mrs. Lucy Ely. member of the Wom
en's Advertising club, will leave soon
for the east, where she will.lecture be
fore chamber of commerce associations
and women's clubs.
Mrs. E. D. Allen will entertain the
Trav-il-lieres In September.
The members and friends of the
Trav-il-lieres club spent a delightful
and enjoyable time at a picnic in Co
lumbia paikj Tuesday. A short busi
ness session was held and the after
noon was' spent in games of various
kinds. Each mother brought her
daughter and the girls were organized
into a club for young women, to be
known as the "Trav-il-lettes," with
Mrs. Forest Jiarbaugh as president and
Miss Merle Addis as secretary and
treasurer. .Their club will meet the
second Wednesday of each month, the
first meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. E. C. Clement, No. 43 East
Sixth street.
SURF-BOARD RIDING IS POPULAR
(Continued From Page 9.)
Mrs. E. Schmidt and family, Mr. and
Mrs. M. W. Hale and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hale and family, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Helfridg, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Brownlie, Miss Mary Doran, Albert
Hergert and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Mat
thews of Portland, Richard White, Mrs.
Charles A. White, the Misses Agnes and
Ada Soneson and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Merry of'Seotts Mills. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Rohrling. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hill and
Mrs. Margaret Hancock of Oregon City,
Mrs.. George Hancock and Miss Mar
garet Hancock of Forest Grove, Mrs.
Mabel York of Kent, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Kamlinger and family of
Beaverton, the Misses Mae Nehl and
Blanche Harris of Tillamook, Fred
Wolford and the Misses Maud Wolford
and Jessie Kemedy of Banks, Miss Belle
Lilley of Gales Creek. Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Froster, Mr. and Mrs. John Mason
and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Smith of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Halts and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reese
of Cornelius.
Happy Camp is occupied by & jolly
crowd of Oregon City people: Dr. and
Mrs. C. A. Stuart, Cecil and Terasa
Stuart, Miss' Iva Mumpower, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Farr, Ivan, Leo and Violet
Farr, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chapman and
nephew, Gordon Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Garlick and sons, Frank and
Willard, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith,
Frank Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Telford
Jr., Dr. -R. N. Sheldon and Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Leisman and son, Richard and
Miss Belle Mathers.
La Casa Del Mar Camp is occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Staats and son,
B. J. Jr. of Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wilmot of Port
land are at Camp Lookout for the re
mainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pointer and Mrs.
Pointer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R
Dewey, also of Portland, are tenting at
Bar View camp.
Mr. ancr Mrs. G. B. Ketchem and son
Ed S. Ketchem of Portland are at
Camp Al Al One.
Roughit Mouffit cottage shelters
Mrs. M. Ohrllng of Portland
Mt. Angel; C. F. Ganong and family, in
Monmouth; W. A. Miller and family,
in Josepn; Mrs. F. Kenney and chil
dren and Mrs. J. Birdsall and children,
in Narcissus; Mrs. A. B. Shafer, Mrs.
A. Simmons, Mrs. J. Ready and chil
dren in Gladiola; Mrs. A. Wheelock,
son, George Shade and Mrs. H. Krint,
in Meadow; W. R. .Rutherford of Eu
gene, in White Waves; the Misses Har
ris and Misses Jones, in Restful.
Mrs. Herman Schade and eon are
visiting Mrs. Wheelock.
S. Martin and wife, Dr. McCullum,
wife and son, Mrs. C. F. Morgan. Mrs.
H. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howell
and daugh'er, Mrs. S. Langher and
family, Mrs. R. Johnson and Miss J.
Hall are in Tent City.
The latest names in the Hotel Bay
ocean register are: &ilo Hoadley.
Thomas Roberts, Mrs. Evans Roberts,
children and maid; Benjamin Car.ipbell.
Marian Culver, Nellie Stinson, Mrs.
J. N. Harney, Mary Harney, Mrs. W.
Bartlett, A. Krepp and wife, Mrs. C. J.
McAllister, Mrs. E. Anderson, Mrs. Ida
Aiken, Mrs. J. S. Fowler. G. H. Pearson
and wife, Jessie McGregor, Harriett
Thayer, Mrs. D. Lamont, Denise La
mont, Patricia Lamont, Dorothy Dia
mond, Ida Conrad, Mrs. F. O. Cab-,
berlin. Dr. A. F. Petzel and wife. Nellie
Ray, Hattie Jolly, all of Portland.
Miss Eleen Hallett, Miss Francis
Hallett, Minneapolis, Minn; G. D. Cook
son, Miss Edna Davis, T. T. Laune,
A. H. Launo, Mary L. Braun, Eugene;
C. E. Mowrey, Albert Vearek, James
Thomas, Tillamook; Helen McDorra,
Kansas City; Mrs. L. J. Howard, Phil
omath; C. E. Trombley, Tillamook;
Theodore Simons and wife, . Butte,
Mont.; Mrs. Fowler, San Francisco,
Cal.; Mrs. Aklns, Detroit, Mich; G. Ash
ley, Bay City; Mrs. George Shanley,
Great Falls, Mont.; Mrs. J. Luger,
Spokane, Wash.; Helen and Lucile Lan
dorg. Dallas; Louise Hall, Eugene; M.
S. Martin and wife, Seattle, Wash.; I
L. S. Langhorn and wife, Dallas; Lara
Nilson, Dayton, Wash.; S. A. Miller
and wife, Aurora; Robert Carlson,
Wheeler; C. M. Epperly, Salem.
T"ly Baby's First Summer
WHEN the days and She nights be
gan to be hot and sultry, my baby
began to droop. He lost a little weight
and he was fretful at night he who
nad always slept so well.
I thought a baby properly cared for should be as well and
as happy in summer as in winter, so I asked my doctor.
"Why, of course," he said, powder form, to which has
Well give him Nestles
Milk Food."
So now I know I don't
have to be araid of hot
weather. With plenty of
cool baths and light enough
clothing, and with Nestle's
digesting easily in that little
stomach ,my baby goes h appily
on to health and strength.
Nestle's is just pure milk in
been added cereal and sugar.
You-only add water to it and
boil.
I know the Nestle Company
will be glad to send you, free,
enough Nettle's Food for twelve
feedings, znd a very good Mother's
Book on how to take care of
babies, if you will fill out and send
the coupon to them. 'They want
to take away your fear of hot
weather, as they did mine.
Nestle's is pure milk in powder form that is already
modified and does not require the further addition of
milk. Always pure and safe, always uniform, and free
from the dangers of home modification. Nestle's has
stood the test of three generations and hat today tht
largtit salt if Jin J baby food in tht now Id.
FREE! Enough Nestle's for
12 feedings. Send the coupon!
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NEWPORT CROWDS LARGER
Wise Way registrants of the past
week are: Mrs. Edgar Senders and I Rainfall Fails to Interfere With
daughters, Barbara and Louise, R. C. I
Rieman. J. Barry, Fannie Hughes, I Amusements.
Alicia Homer ana jerusna v atson oi NEWPORT, Or., Aug. 16. (Special.)
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Mason and ! . ,..i, , . .
Joyce Mason of Bordeaux, Wash.; C. F. I , " " ' " . T ,
Patton of Salem. Mrs. A. M. Shadomy " ww,cr. biibhi. rainian,
and E. V. Shadomy of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Ingle of The Dalles and
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Bony and family of
Oregon City.
For the coming fortnight Liberty
cottage will house Miss Ann R. Tln
dula. Hortense Prichereau and Beulah
Roberts of Portland.
At Camp Carter for a ten days out
ing are: Mrs. J. J. Cook and Miss Fay
Cook of Portland.
Jay-Hawkers cottage Is occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Keisal and sons of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hull and family
of 'Portland are having a vacation at
tha Schneider cottage.
Among McMinnville visitors at Bar
View are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Uren-
fell and daughter, Isora.
Mrs. A. H. Olmstead of Fremont, Is
spending a month at Bar View.
Registered at Carters cottages
during the week are Ellis Purdin, Mr.
and Mrs. Siedow, Louise JN. -isner, J
E. Johnston, Mrs. Schaffer. J. P. Han
son. Mrs. C. C. Hanson, Daniel Losii,
A. L. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lindow
and family. Mrs. Fred Noris, Fred
erick Noris. C. C. Hansen, Miss Marie
Dunn and Miss Anna Kennedy or Port
and. E W. Ryan of Eugene, Mrs. J.
W. Buckley and Floyd Buckley or
Woodburn. Mrs. D. C. Spawgins oi
Spokane and Mrs. C. A. Parker, Maxine
Parker and Mrs. Davia iieaaaway oi
Oreeon City.
Mr. and Mrs. frank .Manning ana
family of Mulino are Bar View camp
era.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. pop
nleton at their cottage are ' Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Horton and son. Maiden, of
Portland.
Other Portland visitors at Bar view
are Twila Hope Sims and Lillian
l,oslev.
The Earl Fuller Jazz nana nnea a
special two days engagement last
week at Is e tarts.
The Patterson cottage will house for
the remainder of the summer Mrs. &.
Berven and Mrs. K. Berven ana aaugn
ter of Portland.
F. W. Satterlee of Portland Is spena
Inr his vacation at Bar View.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair and children of
Portland motored In for a lortnlgnts
stay at the Buzzard cottage.
BATOCEAX COLON!' LIVELY
Mrs. Alexander Thompson left Tues
day for Medford to speak at the an
nual picnic of the Dixie society of
Jackson county. The picnic was held
at Lithla park at Ashland. The sub
ject of Mrs. Thompson's address was
"The South in the Building of the Na
tion." Miss Faye Stelnmets and Clive Saiz,
delegates to the International Christian
Endeavor convention, which has ust
closed in Buffalo, N. T., returned yes
terday to Portland. Miss Steinmetz is
the newly elected state president of the
union. Mr. Sais. who is state social
service superintendent, was the bearer
of the official greetings of Portland
from Mayor Baker to the members of
the international eonventlon. Both Miss
Steinmetz and Mr. Saiz will attend the
Toung People'a conference in Forest
Grove today, where a full report of
the Buffalo convention will be given.
The report will be read to the Portland
Christian iJnaeavor societies at a mass
meeting to be held soon. The date will
be announced later.
The American War Mothers will meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in room
520 courthouse. All are asked to at
Central Woman's Christian Temper
ance union had a delightful outing
Wednesday at Peninsula park. After
a pleasant social hour. Mrs. F. Swope
opened a discussion on moral educa
tion. She spoke of the initiation of the
work 17 years ago by the w. C T. U.
and tha continued need for such in
struction. Other women spoke of vari
ous phases of the work. The meeting
Wednesday of this week will be held
in the Central library. Superintendents
are asked to bring annual reports.
Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden "I n.-y
Motoring. Parties Add to Activity of
Popular Resort.
BATOCEAN, Or., Aug. 16. (Special.)
This resort continues to attract many
who are looking tor a restful place
where the worries of business and the
nolso of citv life can be forgotten.
Government surveyors are mapping a
new road from the mainland at Bay-
ocean to Cape Mears lighthouse.
On Thursday evening Hotel Bay-
ocean was the scene of a delightful
dinner dance. The dining room was
resplendent with good cheer and the
guests hope to return on next Thurs
day.
H. H. Grant and family ana S. C Mc-
Creary and family motored from Port
land and report the roads much im
proved.
S. H. Tetherow and wife drove over
from Dallas to spend a few days with
their daughter, Mrs. W. Nichols.
Arrivals at uie Mitchell home are
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, who motored
from Sheridan.-
Mrs. Leitner and daughter Miss
Bertha of Portland, accompanied by
eastern friends spent a day last week
at Bayocean.
,Miss Elaine Cooper of the university
of. Oregon and her mother were among
the sojourners here last week
Mr. Thomas , Roberts ot Portland
spent a lew days at tne tooeris cot
tage. J. H. Martin returned to the city on
Monday after a few days' stay with his
family at Hotel Bayocean.
Dr. Marcellus motored down to spend
the week end with his family.
- Bungalow city has a long waiting list
that proves the popularity of comfort
able summer abodes. The arrivals of
the week are: C. Van Perri and wife,
in Joseph; Edwin Dunn and family, O
Agnew and wife, in Hyacinth; Mrs. H.
B. Allen and wife, in Abauqua; Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Smith and son, in Fir Rest;
Judge H. H. Belt and wife, in Scotch
Heather; Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Cottrell.
in Orchid r Rev. T. H. Starbuck. wife
and daughter, in Violet: Dr. A. B. Star-
buck and fnmily, in Aster: C. R. Curtis
the W. C T. U. at the home of Mra.janu family and Mary: Montague, in
however, has not interrered. with the
various forms of amusement. More
people are arriving daily and the exits
are scarcely noticeable.
A wonderful sight, enjoyed not only
by the vistors but by the residents as
well, is the elevated garden of cacti
dahlias of T. H. Halleck
A party consisting of six automobiles
motored over from Blodgett Sunday
morning.
The commercial club of Newport is
maKing preparations for a reception
and banquet to be held in honor of the
assistant director-general of railroads.
who is expected here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Freshafer, daugh
ter and son, motored home Thursday
atter two weeks spent at this beach.
Mr. Freshafer is a member of the pub
lic utilities commission of Idaho and
resides in Boise.
Captain and Mrs. E. Ayres and Misses
Esther and Margaret arrived from Cor
vallis Thursday and are at Nye beach
lor a week.
Misses Topping- and Holmes of Ever
ett,. Wash., arrived this week and will
remain indefinitely. Miss Holmes is a
Red Cross nurse and comes for a much
needed rest.
Mrs. F. M. Baum, daughter Miss
Hilda, and Mrs. Olin Baum of Alameda
are spending an extended vacation here.
Colonel Zinn arrived from Portland
Friday on a business trip connected
with harbor improvement work.
Mr; and Mrs. P. R. Crossley returned
iriday to Roseburg after a short vaca
tion spent at Nye beach.
M. J. Young returned this week to
Corvallls after a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Minor.
Professor W. H. Burton left Friday
for his home in Portland after a week
at the beach.
Mrs. W. L. Sharp and mother. Mrs.
Martha Peters, arrived from Corvallis
riday for a week's stay.
A Salem party consisting of the
Misses Helen Rose, Grace Humphreys,
iiatnerine Shade, Helen Lovell and Mil
dred Gill are at Agate beach for a fort
night.
Mrs. Ora Cosper has returned to Dal
las after a business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Toakum. Miss Hal-
lie Smith and Miss Maud Barnes re
turned this week to Dallas after two
weeks at Nye beach.
Professor and Mrs. Charles L. John
son and little daughter arrived from
Corvallis Saturday and have opened
their cottage at Arcadia.
Earl Carver of Donald Is visiting
relatives at Nye beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hibbs arrived from
Independence Monday and have opened
up their Brook-street cottage.
jur. ana Mrs. Charles Durbin left
Friday for their home in Vancouver,
wasn., atter a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Porter and
MissMildred Porter arrived Saturday
from Corvallis and are located in a
Nye beach cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hayter and chil
dren arrived Wednesday from Dallas
for a week's outing.
Mrs. c. A. Dobell and daughter Lila.
of Corvallis, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Wilson and daughter of Waterloo. Ia-
are at Agate beach for a month's stay.
Mrs. H. A. Childs and daughters
Gladys and Dorothy, and Miss Irene
Lddy are Independence visitors at this
beach.
Dr. Emmett H. Taylor arrived from
Corvallis Monday for a brief stay.
Mr. ana Mrs. F. L. Park were week
end visitors from Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cronlse arrived
from Salem Friday for an extended
vacation.
A Lebanon party consisting of Rev.
and Mrs. J. J. Canoles. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Langston and Mrs. Charles Ralston ar
rived Thursday and will remain during
August.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Barden arrived from
Corvallis Friday for a short outirtg.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Irvine and chil
dren, and Miss Skinner arrived Thurs
day from Independence for several
weeks' vacation.
Dr. Wallace H. Lee is a business vis
itor in Albany for the week.
Mrs. Charles E. Freeland arrived
from Salem Saturday.
Mrs. William Broders has as her
guests this week Miss Elisabeth and
Ethel Knotts of Corvallis.
D. P. Mason and daughter. Miss Flora
Mason, of Albany, have opened their
cottage for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Butts are at Nye
Beach from Corvallis.
Mrp. John H. ' Stevens, son Ronald of
Albany, and niece Miss Nellie Bain,
from Iowa, arrived Friday for a short
vacation.
Mrs. J. N. Smith, daughter Isola and
Miss Grace Sherwood have arrived from
Salem for an extended vacation.
Miss Mona.Merritt returned to Cor
vallis after a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Henry Voss, Mrs. George Coos,
of Albanv: Miss Mary Harnish or never,
and Mrs. Townsfelt and daughter of
Kemson, la., arrived from Albany Mon
day for a two weeks' outing.
Miss Mary Belt has as her guest
Miss Annie Chambers of Corvallis for
the week.
C. E. Knowland and family arrived
Sunday from Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Burns of Albany
are spending the week at Nye Beach.
W. H. Jenkins, traveling freight and
passenger agent for the Southern Pa
cific, arrived from Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whiteside and
children and Mrs. Ormond Guthrie have
returned to Corvallis after several
weeks at a Nye Beach cottage.
Miss "Bernice Chambers of Corvallis
is the guest of Misses Lillian and Emily
Hout.
Mrs. H. L. Stenberg and children.
Mrs. B. N. Peterson and Miss Hattie
Engstrom arrived Friday from Albany
and are at Nye Beach for an outing.
Mrs. Martha Burnett is the guest of
Miss Lucy Francisco, arriving Monday
from Corvallis.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Patterson left Satur
day for Portland to resume her work
at Reed college.
Mrs. Kepner arrived Thursday from
Butte. Mont., and is visiting with
friends.
M. E. Large and wife, Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Chancey, Oswego; Mr.
and Mr3. James Robinson, Vancouver,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McCully.
Joseph, Or.; Vernie and Nellie Milne of
Gervais. and Myrtle Neal of Madison,
Wis., are recent arrivals at this beach.
Florence Kohlhagen arrived Monday
from Roseburg and opened he rcottage.
M. Hahn and Miss Margaret Hahn
arrived Saturday from Salem.
Miss Virginia G. Flynn of Portland is
spending the week with Mrs. William
Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tooze, Sr.. Captain
and Mrs. W. L. Tooze, Jr., and family,
and Lieutenant Lamar Tooze are at the
Cliff House from Salem.
W. F. Larsner and family are at Tent
City from Portland.
W. F. Larsner and ramiiy are at Tent
City from Portland.
Among the arrivals at tne enrr irom
Portland are E. F. Douglas and family,
Margaret Bushard, Mrs. J. L. Matthews,
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Denton, R. E. Rom
nine. W. Redman. N. W. McCully, Lucile
Dunbar, Edith Lindstrom, Mary Olinger,
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Merwin, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Goldstein.
J. H. Farrar. assistant postmaster and
Mrs. Farrar of Salem are enjoying the
sea breeze.
Miss M. Henley arrived Tuesday from
Portland and is domiciled in a Sea Crest
cottage.
Professor Hans Schmidt and sister.
Miss Schmidt, arrived Monday from
Corvallis and are registered at one of
the hotels for a short stay.
Recent Oregon City arrivals are Maud
Park. Miss Wievesick, Mrs. Ndjellend,
R. S. Park and family.
Laurence Wagenner of Woodburn,
Mrs. Gertrude Smelter of Silverton, S.
L. Lawrey of Eugene, Mrs. W. Beeson
of Tallent. Grace E. Archer of Eugene,
Mrs. S. A. Walker of McMinnville, Mrs.
C. L. Coiter of Klamath Falls arrived
this week.
S. R. Colton arrived Tuesday from
Portland on a business trip.
G. H. Billings and family of Ashland,
B. H. Hawkins of Gervais, Bertha Al
len of Derry, Miss M. E. James of
Amity.-Mrs. F. Dielschider of McMinn
ville, J. H .Humphrey, Eugene, and Si
Orchard of Corvallis were Tuesday ar
rivals.
Salem visitors are: A. B. Pratt. S. Per-
rine. Brice McDaniel, Mrs. A. B. Hight,
Mrs. S. E. Schafer, M. Hann, Miss Mar
garet Hann, M, H. Wikoff, H. E. Ingrey,
M. W. Zinn and Sylvia S. Smith.
Mr. Cockerllne and family arrived
Wednesday from Albany and are lo
cated at Nye beach.
Mrs. Letta Newton arrived from Port
land Tuesday and visited here on her
way to visit her daughter Mrs. Walter
Carson of Waldport.
Mr. and Mrs. Burdick of Portland are
spending their vacation at Pacific View,
South Beach.
Miss Florence Custer of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, arrived Tuesday and is the guest
of her sister Mrs. A. E. Wilkins.
Mr. Williams and family of Florence
are tenting at South Beach.
J. J. Gatens departed Saturday for
an extended visit to his old home in
New Brunswick, Canada.
Miss Blanch Duncan of Portland Is
the guest of her sisters. Misses Lu
cile and Harriet Duncan, at Pacific
View.
John Marshall, J. M Monahan, S. A.
Larsen, E. C. Sconce, Ray Byers, O. M.
Jacobson, arrived Tuesday from Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Hartley re
turned Sunday from Portland.
Mrs. W. C. Alderson and family of Al
bany are at Nye beach for an extended
outing.
Misses Rosa Thiessen. Clara and Ag
nes Thiessen and J. H. Grunz and family
of Jefferson are spending the week at
Nyebeach.
Misses Frances Gellatly, Gretta Rich
mond of Salem are spening a extended
vacation enjoying the briny deep.
Mr. and Irs. W. V. Fuller of Dallas
vallis after a business and pleasure
visit.
Mrs. Grace Hall and daughter Miss
Mildred of Portland are spending their
vacation at Nye beach.
EXGIXEERS VISIT AT GTJLER
Washington Resort Has Large Num
ber of Guests in Week.
GTJLER, Wash., Aug. 16. (Special.')
A party of highway engineers of the
Trout lake improvement district wen
among those visiting here during .he
past week. The road experts all were
from White Salmon and their party
consisted of E. T. Hinshaw, R. M. Peck,
John Richmond, Robin Ballou, Harry
Talbert, Ray C. Moak. Daniel Hender
son, T. J. Myers and Steven Clifford.
Other guests registered here during
the week included L. M. Kleek, Port
land; John Morris, Chehalls. Wash.; D.
Kreps, White Salmon, Wash.; George A.
Reed and son, White Salmon; J. D.
Ranzau, Newberg, Or.; Alvin Bement,
New York; Mrs. Tom Creasy, Tom
Creasy, Ina L. Briggs. J. C. Maclnnes,
Ray Hopkins, Jordan Hookins, Mullen
Hopkins, Ray Meggh, J. F. Rising, Har
old R. Ford, Mr. and Mr3. William J.
Stipe, Lem K. Reynolds, Philomene
Barnes, E. L. Barnes, Coral Lambert,
W. H. Sandy, Portland: Mrs. J. Corn-
mini. Mrs. Nita C. Page. J. L. Sexton,
W. H. Wilhelm. A. E. Crosby, Mrs. A.
E. Crosby, Eulalie Crosby, Roderick
Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cooper, K.
G. Cooper, Charles Cooper, The Dalles;
H. A. Conners. R. C. Poe, F. G. Llnd
sey. Hood River; Walter McDougal,
Seattle; A. W. Erickson. Carson, Wash.;
Roy H. Cain, B. W. Cooney, Golden-
dale, Wash.; Raymond H. Cole, Husum,
Wash.; George L. Zundel, Pullman,
Wash.
AUTO ROAD HOTEL ATTRACTS
Many Portland Parties Stop at
Arrab Wanna.
Arrah Wanna hotel, 46 miles from
Portland on the Mount Hood auto road,
attracted many motoring parties
during the past week.
Among recent arrivals at this resort
were: Dr. and Mrs. W. Ferreli, Dr. and
Mrs. F. E. Ferreli, Miss Louise BIckel,
Mrs. M. E. Wampler, Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Walsh, O'Dell Hoyt, Miss Jane Hoyt,
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Wyckoff, Miss Mary
Wyckoff, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Porter,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Porter, Andrew
Porter, John Porter. Miss Margaret
Tilden, Miss Edna Tilden, Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Mayer and daughter, Mrs. Henry
Fries, Miss Lucile Fries, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Oatman, Miss Rosemary Mac
Donald, Dale Wade, Miss Virginia Cash,
Earl Cash, Miss Joy Gross, Jack Cross
ley, Joseph Tanzer, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Gowdy, Miss Ada Hanson, Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. William Reed!
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Barnard. Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Temple and son. Mr and Mrs. A. H
Thatcher. W. G. Jenkins. W. A. Healv
Miss E. O'Dea, Miss Cleo Nickerson. Mr.
ana Mrs. j. a. Jieiiy, Miss Margaret
Denver, Jack Lindsay, Miss Virginia
Davis. Corporal John Torbit, Corporal
u. xveiter. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lewth
waite. Miss Cornelia Lewthwaite. Miss
Harriett Lewthwaite. Mr. and Mrs. E.
Stye, Mr. and Mrs. W. Peterson, Mrs.
M. G. Stevens. Miss Jean Stevens,
Lowell Kern, Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Coffee,
Mrs. Ben Morrow, Miss Anna Morrow,'
Miss Edna Lockwood, Mrs. F. M. Rand
lett and F. P. Glenn.
MT. HOOD RESORT POPULAR
Many Vacationists Fish, Hunt, Hike
and Swim. "
Rhododendron Inn, popular Mount
Hood resort, has been the headquarters
of many vacationists and a point of in
terest for motoring parties. Guests may
enjoy fishing, hunting and hikes, while
a modern swimming pool and a large
dance hall are attractive features. 1
Recent guests are: Mrs. F. C. Hefty;
Miss Lillian Strieker, Miss Esther
Strickler, Miss Catherine Cahalin. Miss
Katherine Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Mitchell, Miss Genevieve Mitchell, Miss
Kathleen Mitchell.. Miss Constance
Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Miller and
daughter, Miss Lillian Grube, Mrs. A. E.
Manchester, T. W. Hall, C. H. Thomas,
M. E. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Wvatt
Donald Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. George Sul
livan and iamiiy, ur. c O. Booth, Dr.
H. E. Friesel, Dr. J. F. Biddle, Dr. and
Mrs. J. H. Temple. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Gilmore, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Holmes, Miss Betty Ben
nett, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sanford and
family, C. R. Dobbs, William Morand, .
Thomas Prince, Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Prince, Miss Ruby Emery, Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Emery, Merle Olds. George
Brown, James Cormack. Robert Cor-
mack, Y. A. Strowbridge, Dr. Daniel
Rafferty, F. E. Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Balzer and family, Mr. and Mrs.
O. J. Buggs, Miss Tessie Cyplan, Percy
Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Royston, C. D. Stuart,
i Miss Barbara Nislev Mian T.itl,. xrav
are at Nye beach for a short outing. J Frank C. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. .C E.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bushong have Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Grumand,
arrived from Albany for a brief stay. Miss Bertha Tontz. Miss Lila Woebb,
W. P. Lafferty has returned to Cor- 'Miss Lila Tontz and Miss Clara Leffler.