TIIE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, JULY 4, 1920
SEASIDE, Or., July 3. (Special.) tage,
Willi the visit of a trainload of
Shriners from all over the conn
to Seaside, the season's first big
yd showed up on the beach and
week-end hotels got their lnltla
- lists of 1920 vacationists. On this
unt th enew Seaside hotel pushed
work a bit and was able to open
email dining- room and part of the
ng quarters. The formal opening
not taka place until Thursday.
or a day while wearers of the red
frolicked at the beach, Broadway
3 roped off near the board walk
1 a long table was set. Commit-
ea from both Astoria and Seaside
id charge of the serving of the clam
lowder feast. Dancing at the Bun-
ilow followed.
Not & few of the Shriners remained
rveral days and hotel registers bore
ames of people from Chicago, Fargo,
. and other equally distant points,
mans them were Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
lllott from Lyons, Ind., who were at
16 Beacon hotel while enjoying their
rst ocean visit.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Blair of Ana
nda came with the Montana Shrin
ks and were at the Rollins hotel.
ra. Blair Is still at the beach, al
lough her husband returned with
is delegation.' Another Shrine group
It the Rollins was made up of R. W.
inton and wife from Spokane and
r. and Mrs. L. E. Michael. Both
e members f patrols.
Illaborate Programme Prepared.
Seaside Is putting on an elaborate
curth of July celebration, to be con--lued
over three days and to be re
a.rdcd as the big event of the year,
ne of the features will be gorgeous
'reworks off the pier.
Since the Seaside hotel, formerly
A . , - .. I 1,,, lit nv,p If
V 'Nitioaliy a new structure and is
Lnslderal le of a show place. It has
ccdj.io exterior with the porch built
round a. court in which a fountain
to pay. On the lower floor Is a
la paf'or, a large lobby, lounging
om vlth fireplace, a dining room
aLtr.g- 300 people and a fountain
.irlor, fating 60 people. A cafe-
ria accommodating 160 is also to
e orerat'-d. The dining hall will
.5 u:r.!i for dances Itwlce
esi? to take tneir peace on
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"Surfside," expect
week,
the so-
ill calendar at Seaside. The hotel
: boasts motor-driven kitchen
4ui) n.eivt, its own ice plant and
oV ts system and a bakery. Charles
J.uwloy, who managed the Gear
art hotel .one season. !s in charge.
e ias been interested in two hotels
i Montar.a and before that was with
ie Imperial in Portland.
Kcglstered at the Seaside are Mr.
nd Mrs. 1,. L. Rogers of Pendleton
mi thtir two daughters, Gwendolyn
nd Mildred. They have as their
iest Miss Helen Barnhart. The en
re party motored In, bringing with
um Rex KHis Bob Bremmer and
luflotph Muilner, a'.l of Pendleton,
he boys returned Sanday nlgnt.
WVmoncr those who arrived Monday
t Nte S?nsldeN.fco-ur "rere Mr. and'
!rs. William K. Ar.dree of Portland.!
hey brought with them their small
hlld. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Burrows oi
otlatch, Idaho, are also at the ho
Mrs. R. H. Schneelock and baby
rrived early In the week to stay at
ia beach for some time. Mr. and
rs. R. K. Keller and Mr. and Mrs.
V. E. Boyd made up a motor party
xriving Tuesday. ( -
Mrs. Alice tsenson joeacn cas ro-
ontly opened her cottage at Sea
ide. The A. S. Benson family are
omiclled In Sandhurst cottage. Mrs.
each's sister, Mrs. tJ. a., unanaer.
also here for the summer ana is in
ne Mayo cottage.
Among the early cottagers are Mrs.
. C Spencer or fortiana neisnia
nd her three children, who are es-
ablished in one of the Dunne houses.
Ir. Spencer spent last faunday at tne
each with his family,
w n. Glafke has taken Captain
tosford's cottage on First street and
as brought his family to the Beaca
or the Bummer.
Cottage Ilonnci Family Remnloa.
The Kerr cottage, near the board
ralk. is housing a regular ramuy
e.union. for it is chock-full of the L,a-
ourette family. Judge C. D. Latour
tte of Oregon City and Portland
ame down Monday and opened up
he house, the judge returning a few
ays later. Mrs. Earl C. and Mrs
loward F. Latourette of Portland
nd their children are making the
ottage their headquarters.
Mrs. Edward Dunn is hostess to a
iveiy houseful of girls. Her daugh
er, Agnes Dunn, has brought with
ler several Portland friends, the
Iisses Mary Mathieson, Dorothy
Junne and Frances Murphy, who re
nained with her during the week.
rhe Dunns will keep their cottage
fcpen until August.
The new summer home or Mrs
pharles Callender of Astoria has al-
eady been the scene of several house
laartles. Mrs. Callenger has taken
nretty place near the salt cairn and
.ad it completely remodeled. Among
ter guests last week-end were Mr.
md Mrs. Charles Brink and daughter
'iettv and Mrs. Rose Coursen Reed.
Judge and Mrs. J. B. Cleland.who
ttpened their cottage in May, were! i
Portland for Shrine week. Mrs. tile
and has returned and has with her
:or several days her son EarL 1
Mrs. William Shepherd and Jher
iaushter-in-law, Mrs. Russell Shlep
herd, are occupying the Shepherd
louse on the board walk. The lalter
has brought her little Daoy aiding
ind will remain with her mother lall
Lansing Stout and family IHave
anoved Into their summer residen
the board walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Prickett of
remain
here several weeks longer. With
them are their eon and daughter, Lyle
and Loin.
The Robert A. Hudson family is
established for the summer in one of
the Butterfield summer cottages.
Mrs. James Mason has taken the
Kennedy house on the board walk and
has joined the summer colony.
Among those enjoying life down at
the north end of the beach are Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Prag, who has just pur
chased Miss Middleton's bungalow on
Twelfth avenue. Ralph and Arthur
Prag are at Seaside with their par
ents. Their sisters, I.eona and Evelyn,
will also be here in July.
R. S. Carter was down early In the
week to open his summer home for
Mrs. Carter, who arrived on Tuesday,
bringing- with her Mrs. W. M. Cake,
Jr., and the latter's son, Vincent. Mr.
Carter has returned to Portland.
While R. W. Cameron recuperates
after a recent operation he and his
family are taking in the beach. They
have secured the Dan Moore house on
Fourth avenue for the summer and
have brought with tbem their daugh
ter and Mrs. Cameron's mother.
Mrs. Arthur Beeson has returned to
her home in Condon after visiting her
father, J. A. Mclntire, at the Beacon
hotel.
That this Is an unusually good
clamming and crabbing year at the
beach is the statement of numerous
old timers. People are bringing In
enormous clams they have dug. prin
cipally between the Necanicum inn
and the mouth of the Necanicum
river.
Mrs. W. J. Ramsey has opened her
house on Twelfth avenue and will re
main through the summer. With her
is Gladys Ramsey.
After spending Sunday at the Sea
side hotel J. T. Parker secured a cot
tage near the beach and has moved
his family there. The Parkers are
from Butte, Mont.
AugusJ. Benz, Jr., has moved his
family into one of the Merrill cottages
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Durkee and
children spent several days last week
at Necanicum Inn. Lenore Durkee Is
remaining over with her aunt, Mrs.
Dorothy Bingham of Portland, at the
hotel.
"Idlewlld" cottage Is being occupied
this year by Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Yost,
their parents and three children. The
family were formerly from Portland.
but have recently made their home in
Vancouver. They have been at the
coast two weeks. .-
Among those who have taken apart
ments at the Colonial hotel are Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Ewing and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Henderson of Portland.
' Mrs. Mary Metcalf and Mrs. Madge
Price of La Grande are here for the
season. They are guests of Mrs. J. B.
Fisher at Locksley hall.
Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Patee of Astoria
have had their three children at their
summer home on Twelfth avenue for
part of June. They left Monday, giv
ing up their cottage to M. Taylor of
Portland.
Included In a group of Pendleton
folk, who made the Rollins hotel their
headquarters last week end, were
Hugh J. Bell, Zella R. Bell, Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Twitohell, Sharon and
Archie Twltchell. They left Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pierpont have
opened up the Pierpont cottage for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo K. "Dornberg of
&P0Kane registered at Locksley hall
turned to Portland Tuesday. They
brought with them guests from
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Hancock are
guests at the A. G. Whitman cottage
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen and Mrs.
Allen's mother are established in the
Gallagher house this summer.
The Walch cottage has been opened
and Is being occupied by two families.
Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Prehn have one
side, and ' Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Waite
are established in the other half.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Huntley of
Oregon City are here for the summer,
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Mildred Huntley. Miss Helen Lovett
of Oregon City and Miss Dorothy
Lowry of Eugene, arrived Wednes
day to be Miss Huntley's guests.
Gray Den was occupied during the
past week by Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Gradon and their daughter, Florence.
The family will return again later In
the summer.
Mrs. M. B. McKay has opened her
camp at Cannon Beach. One of her
houses is being occupied by Mrs. C. P.
Scott, who has as a guest her mother
from Chicago.
Chester and Philip Ireland are
enjoying an outing at Cannon Beach
with their aunt, Mrs. E. E. Chapman
Mrs. John O'Connor and her son are
domiciled in their cottage for the
summer.
All the way from Butte, Mont.
have come L. F. Herman and his
family to pass a month at Cannon
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson and
little daughter have returned to
Portland after a month's-sojourn here
Mrs. G. J. Battin Is giving her two
daughters, Ruth and Elizabeth,
vacation at the coast. They arrived
June 15, intending to remain a month,
Frank Keohler of Portland Is
spending the summer with the Lanp-
hcres at Cannon Beach.
Mrs. A. S. Seeley is now occupying
her new summer home at Silver Point.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker and Miss
Dora Tucker are in Azalea cottage
With them is Miss Winifred Forbes
of the school of music at the Unlver
sity of Oregon, who will probably
remain two weeks more.
Because they can't forget Oregon
Mr. and Mrs F. R. Dresbock have
f.ome from Kansas CMiv to BTind
most of the summer In their cottage
here. They formerly lived In Port
It nd.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haynor passed
week in their own cottage at
Cannon Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William Toung have
as their guests for a few weeks Mr,
and Mrs. R. W. Rees. who make thel
home in Ithaca. New York.
Mrs. C. P. Lonergan is at the coas
with her children. They are from
Pendleton.
Two California women got a tast
of Oregon seashores when they spen
four days with Miss Ella Rummelin
of Portland, at her - cottage. Th
visitors were Miss Ida Lindemann
San Francisco and Miss Mary Roth
of San Jose.
for the past two weeks by Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Dolph. who have with
them Mr. and Mrs. Martin Winch and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lines of Portland.
Mrs. L P. King and son. Master
Forbes, are at the Sunset hotel at
Beach Center.
George E. Porter was registered at
Necanicum inn. Others staying at
the same place during July are Mrs.
Fred Belcher and her mother. Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Shepherd and Robert
and Austin Shepherd passed the
week end there.
Mrs. J. W Blaney is established in
her house on Avenue K, near the
boardwalk while her children are en
Joying vation at the seashore.
The Curren cottage is occupied as
usual this year by the J. P. Curren
family, who are numbered among the'
early arrivals.
A report similar to a Y. W. C. A.
Is to be maintained at Seaside this
summer by the Daughters of Isabella
from Portland and has already been
opened. The house is the one oc
cupied last year by the Sisters of
the Holy Names on Twelfth street.
Among the very early comers this
year was Mrs. William Gad-sby. who
has opened her lovely new bungalow
across the street from "Mandalay."
The family have been here numerous
times since April. The Ben Gadsbys
will be among those to occupy "Man
dalay" during the summer.
C. C. McCoy ha,s taken a house on
the boardwalk for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mlnsinger
(Julia Hedlund) passed part of their
honeymoon at the Seaside hotel. They
were also at Cannon beach Monday
night, registering at Ecola. inn. The
Minsingers will make their home in
Roseburg.
Mrs. Emma I. Ctevens. house mother
at Hill military academy, came to
Seaside on Thursday for a visit with
friends. t
"Rockford" cottage this season Is
occupied by Mr. and' Mrs. J. C. Scott
of Walla Walla. Their two daugh
ters are with them.
;e on
ast week end. Mr. Dornberg re-
urned home Monday, but his wife and
liaughter remained over for a time.
rhe garden at Necanicum inn this
year is just as beautiful as ever and
can be enjoyed to the fullest extent
from the sun parlor built last year.
The hotel, which is In its twentieth
ear under Mrs. Damon's management.
s opening- this season with Mrs. M. W.
Cruise of Oregon Agricultural college
n charge of the dining room. She
has with her several co-eds from the
domestic science department assisting.
Miss Marguerite Raymond of Walla
Walla is a guest of Mrs. C. E. R'ne
hart of Fendleton at the beach. Both
have recently returned from an Alas
kan trip.
Mrs. Mabel Johnson has taken one
of the Merrill cottages on the board
walk for the entire summer. .
A new dwelling on Second street
and Avenue G has just been com
pleted for Mrs. Flora Rohaut, who has
moved in.
Mrs. J. A. Starkey of Portland is
passing a month or so at the Beacon
hotel. A party made up of Clyde E.
Summers and wife, B. J. Hetherington
and J. B. Hetherington, Jr.. from
Boise also spent Sunday at the
hostelry. They motored in from Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bonyman,
Dorothy Lewis and George Everett of
Portland drove in from Tillamook and
registered at the Beacon. Another
over-Sunday party was made up of
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wylie of Portland
and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holmes of
Kansas. Mr. Wylie is Mr. Holmes'
nephew and showed his relatives the
ocean for the first time.
Mr. ana Mrs. L. P. Wallom are
Portlanders stopping at the Depot
hotel. Mrs. M. G. Nelson and Elberta
Kemmerer of Spokane are also pass
ing a week there.
Cottage Taken for Summer.
The F. W. Clifford family has taken
the Lacey cottage for the summer.
On the west bank of the Necani
cum river Mr. and Mrs. David Clay
have established themselves In the
Ferguson cottage and have with them
their 3-year-old son. David Jr Mrs.
Clay was formerly Lanett Ferguson.
The J. J. Jennings family have se
cured "Glen Mar" for the season and
are now numbered among the beach
population.
"Beachcroft Is now occupied "by
the J- H. Jackson family, who are
numbered among the early birds.
Mrs. M. N. Goodin of Portland has
taken a house on First etreet for the
summer.
Mrs. S L Guiss and family are In
stalled in a house at the beach. '
Mrs. Charles Voorhies of Colfax,
i .Wash., --passing a- week, jor-two-at
GEARIIART L-LVKS IX GOOD SUA
Many Portland People Are Already
Opening Summer Homes.
GEARIIART, Or.. July 2. (Special.)
In anticipation of the coming golf
season at Gearhart several local
tournaments have already been pulled
off on the links here. The greens are
in unusually good condition for so
early In the the season. Water is on
seven of them and will soon be on
the whole 18. A big crowd of those
who are fond of this sport are ex
pected for the week end.
Houses are being opened rapidly
and a large number of private cars
are already In evidence on the boule
vards.
The early visitors included Mrs. R.
B. Caswell, who was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Murphy They spent
week at the Caswell house on
Ocean avenue and then departed for
Portland, as Mrs. Caswell is to pend
the summer with her two daughters
in Montana.
Felix Friedlander has established
his family in their dwelling on the
ridge.
S. Wolf was down early In the
week to open up his cottage and
was joined Wednesday by Mrs. Wolf
and her family.
Mrs. Arnold Blitz and her young
sters are in a summer home this
year.
The H. J. Fisher cottage this sum
mer is being occupied by Mrs. John
Cronin and her mother. Both have
been here a month and Mr. Cronin
has passed .week ends with them.
A family party is domiciled in the
E. J. Frohman house at Gearhart.
Mrs. Frohman is entertaining her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Gold
smith. Mrs. Philip Grossmayer has brought
her son and daughter. Jack and
Phyllis to spend their vacation at
the beach. ' They are in their own
house on Ocean avenue.
Mrs. J. II. Klosterman and family
are among the cottagers at Gear
hart. Mr. Klosterman's mother is
also passing the summer with them.
Mrs R. A. Leiter. who was at the
coast with her family, returned to
Portland early in the week. The
Leiter children are remaining at
the beach with their aunt, Mrs. B.
C. Day.
Mrs. E. W. Merserean and Mr. Mer
sereau's mother are staying In their
cottage on Ocean avenue. The Mer
sereau children are with them at the
beach.
Miss Louise Pfunder and her father,
L. G. Pfunder, are in their bungalow
on Ocean avenue.
While the four Prudhomme chil
dren make merry on 'the beach at
Gearhart Mrs W. E. Prudhomme 1s
presiding over her summer home here.
The family have been down several
weeks and will probably remain the
greater part of the summer. Mr
Prudhomme has joined them over
Sundays.
The woods back of Gearhart
already house a number of vacation
ists, among them Mrs. A. Sullivan and
her daughter, who have opened their
vacation retreat.
Dr. A. Tllzer's house was one of the
first to be occupied this season, when
the entire family descended upon it,
in company with Miss May Comfort,
their guest. Jane Tilzer and Miss
Comfort returned to Portland, early
in the week, but will be back for the
Fourth. Dr. Tilzer has also gone
home, but his wife and son, Alfred,
remained through the week.
Mr. and Mrs Felix Isherwood are
sojourning In their bungalow here
while their children. Ruth, Felix Jr.,
Pauline and Marjorie are taking
active part in affairs for the younger
set.
Mrs. R. B. Wilcox is here with her
family for the summer.
Miss Sadie Crang of Astoria is here
for the season living in the beauti
ful George house.
Mrs. C. W. Whitley and her two
children are in the Kenney cottage
this year.
One of the cottages which has re
cently changed hands is the Sim
mons house, just purchased by Dr. G.
N. Pease, who has opened It for the
season. His family are all here for
the summer.
Mrs. J. P. Cooke and her children
are in their cottage on the ridge. Mr.
Cooke is among the fathers who
journey to the shore every Satur
day.
J. W. Furnish has taken the Mc
Naughton house for the season and
is spending part of his time here
with his family. Mr. Furnish is
from Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Staver have
chosen Gearhart as the place for their
vacation and have brought the four
Staver children to the coast.
Mrs. J. J. Curtin and Mrs. Annie
Gaynor o" Portland and Mrs. R. D
Sollars of St. Joseph, Mo., are guests
of Mrs. Robert E. Barret at Gearhart
Mrs. Barret has engaged Rldgeway
cottage for the summer.
COTTAGERS BACK AT SEA VIEW
he Sunset hotel over the week end.
Mrs. J. B. Perry of Pendleton is
spending several weeks at the Sea-
lew hotel.
Dorothy and Katherine Mutzig are
isiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Mutzig at the Seaview
otel.
Mrs. S. M. Marshall and Mrs. Hir-
roucks have brought their children
the coast and are in the C. B. Nel-
on cottage at Beach Center.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith are stop
ping at Beach Center. They have with
hem as a guest Miss
Holmes.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Sullens are in
cottage for a part of the summer.
With them is the F. A. Stevens family
of Boise. Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorris are pass
ing their honeymoon in Seachrest
cottage at Seaview.
Mrs. F. H. Dammasch and daughter
have opened the Dammasch house at
Seaview.
Mrs. R C: Smith Is at Seymour
court and has with her her mother
and son.
Mrs. Walter Johnson brought her
children to Seaview and opened up
her cottage Thursday.
Mrs. F. G. AN heeler and her daugh
ters are in the Wheeler cottage for
the summer.
PUBLIC REST ROOM OPEXED
Ladles' Aid Society at Long Beach
Arranges for Vacation Season.
the coast to visit Siuelaw. Umpqua
and Coos Bay. The government is
apparently awakening at last to the
defenseless condition of the Pacific
coast.
Bishop W. T. Sumner of Portland
visited Newport Sunday and in the
morning held services at St. Stephen's
church. The congregation which
greeted the bishop was larger than
the seating capacity of the church.
Mrs. B. Hutchins. arrived from
Michigan Saturday and will spend
the summer visiting with her mother,
Mrs. J. O. Richmond, at Nyebeach.
Miss Beatrice Combes of McMinn
ville is enjoying her summer vaca
tion with friends at this beach.
Dr. George H. Young and family
of Portland are occupying a cottage
at Nyebeach for the summer.
Mrs, G. O. Hunter and famtlv of
Florence Portland arrived the first of the week
for their usual summer vacation at
this beach.
Misses Gladys Whipple and Bell
McAllister, teachers from Corvallis,
arrived this week and are enjoying
their annual vacation at Nyebeach.
William Anderson and family of
Oregon City are spending the sum
mer at their Newport cottage.
Miss Inez Wheeler of Portland is a
guest with friends at Nyebeach for
the summer.
Miss Alta Goldsen Beck of Port
land is enjoying her summer vaca
tion with friends at this beach.
Mrs. C. H. Hewitt and familv of
Portland arrived Wednesday and will
spend their summer vacation at this
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Smith of Junc
tion City, accompanied by Mrs. J. T.
Smith of Gloucester. Mass.. are en
joying the cool sea breeze at this
resort.
W. B. Lindsley of Merlin. Or.. Is
enjoying a vacation at Nyebeach.
VISITORS AT 0.SXOX BEACH
Cottages Rapidly Killing fp and
Many Register at Hotel.
CANNON BEACH. Or.. July 3.
(Special.) Auto stages are daily
bringing In those who make Cannon
Beach their headquarters for the
summer, and a fair percentage of the
houses have been opened. While few
of the regular activities have been in
progress thus far, ambitious boys in
narticular have been indulging in
salmon trout fishing In Elk creek
and report several good catches.
The Warren hotel has been the
sojourning place for several weeks
of Dr. E. H. Lindley, president of the
University of Idaho. Mrs. Lindley
Is enjoying the beach with him.
A honeymoon trip wound up Tues
day at the Warren when Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Ludwlg alighted there.
The couple were married last week
in Portland. Mr. Ludwlg is connected
with the Bank of California. His
bride was formerly Miss Sophia
Tipton.
Others registered at the Warren
for several days were N. G. Pike and
family of Portland, also his daughter,
Mrs. Chessman: Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Hansen of Spokane, and Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Smith of Portland.
Mrs. D. A. Pattuloo spent a few
days at the beach, opening her cot
tage, which she has rented for the
season.
Mrs. E. A. Sommer Is hostess to
several young women for a few weeks.
Ono of her guests is Miss Virginia
Keating.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander, who
passed several weeks at Ecola inn,
left for Portland Tuesday night.
They drove down in their car.
Miss Elsie Walker has the Walker
cottage open over the Fourth for a
house party.
Dr. Joseph McCool and his family
will occupy the Pattullo house dur
ing July. They are to be accom
panied by Mrs. McCool's mother, Mrs.
Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, who
passed several days at Ecola inn, re-
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Several Houses Have New Owners
Since Last Season.
SEAVIEW, Wash., July 3. (Spe
ciaL) Fair weather is attractin
cottagers to North Beach and man
of those who closed up their house
during Shrine week are expected
return shortly.
A group that is livening up aTfalrs
is made up of house guests or. Miss
Virginia Hull, who has a number f
Jefferson high school girls at the
William Hull summer home. Picnics
and hikes have largely made up their
programme. They came a week ago
Saturdav and remained until Friday
night. In the party were Hazel Mary I
Price, Betty Lively, Ruth Cochran,
Mary Williams, Hannah Lewis and
Constance Hall. Betty and Hannah
are remaining through this week.
Miss Catharine Robertson is also with
her aunt. Mrs. Hull.
Several houses have changed hands
this season, according to Frank E.
Strauhall, who arranged the sale of
the Mary Jacobson place on the boule
vard to Clyde A. Woodham. He also
secured the F. A. Danielson cottage
for D. S. Leighton. Both families are
expected here shortly.
Mrs. F. L. Estes and her mother.
Mrs. Cynthia Estes, spent a week
here opening up their cottage for
Mr. and Mrs. HL S. Brode. who arrived
from Portland a few days ago.
Mrs. Walter Gray has come from
Salt Lake to open up her cottage for
her mother and son. who will remain
with her during the season.
W. B. Struble spent the later part
of June In his house at the Rocks.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Burnett have
taken it for the remainder of the
summer. Mrs. Burnett s mother is
with them.
"Nautilus" this summer is being oc
cupled by the J. H. Wells fajnlly. Mr.
Wells and his son came down Wednes
day, his wife arriving the following
day.
Mrs. J. McDonald is established in
the McDonald cottage for the sum
mer. With her are her daughter and
the latter's baby, visiting from Cal
ifornia. The beautiful Hagedorn cottage in
the trees near the railroad track has
been opened for E. B. Hagedorn and
his family.
Mrs. L. E. Kern has her family
established in the Kern cottage at
Mrs. T. C. Elliott of Walla Walla
and her family have joined the cot
tagers here.
Mrs. Elijah Corbett and her two
children are occupying their house at
Seaview.
Shelburne hotel was the stopping
place for a party of motorists from
California early In the week. In
cluded in the party were Dr. Charles
F. Wise and family, R. Wise. Herbert
D. Wise and family, and M. Wise and
family, all of Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith and daugh
ter are domiciled in their summer
home here.
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Mulky have taken
the Wolford cottage for the summer.
Miss Julia Hoare and Curtis Hoare
are home from the University of
Washington and have joined their
parents at the Shelburne hotel. Miss
Hoare graduated in June.
Mr. and Mrs. M. McN'amara are oc
cupying their place at Seaview.
Mrs. Mary Devaney has opened up
her Seaview home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. MacPhail of
Raymond, Wash., are in one of the
pretty houses on the ridge. Their
son is with them. The family have
brought their car and their big Alas
kan wolf hound, which is attracting
much attention on the beach.
Dr. J. Rose, with his wife and two
daughters, is domiciled in one of the
Baker cottages for a portion of the
summer.
Mrs. George Lowenson, Sr., better
known as "Grandma" Lowenson. w.10
pays a visit to Seaview every year,
is once more established in her bach
retreat. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sell
ing Joined her Thursday.
Mrs. R. B. Knight is paying her
annual visit to Beach Center, having
come the latter part of last week.
With her are J. Henry Knight. Etola
and Bob Knight. Henry Knight also
was here over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Gibson are in
their cottage at Seaview.
Jack O'Brien and Bill McBrlde have
joined the summer colony again and
are at the Shelburne. They are plan
ning to operate the motion picture
house here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Deardorf of
Springfield. 111., arrived Wednesday
to visit the latter's mother, Mrs. O. R.
Stout. They expect to remain at the
beach permanently.
Xhe Ladd. house has been- occupied,
LONG BEACH, Wash., July 3.
(Special.) In preparation for sum
mer visitors the Ladies Aid society
has reopened the public rest room
at the postoffice. A woman will be
In charge. Miss Ethel Simms arrived
Wednesday from Vancouver, Wash.,
where she has been teaching at the
blind school, and will be established
at the rest room. Her sister will be
with her for the summer.
About 25 Mazamas invaded Drift
wood cottage over the week-end and
are making it their headquarters
while on hiking trips. They will re
turn to Portland Monday night.
Mrs. E. A. Sperry is now in her
house at Long Beach.
Mrs. Carey Nichols and family have
joined the summer colony here.
Mrs. W. C. Pearson is in her cot
tage at Long Beach for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffery are
established in their cottage for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mart are
Tioga for the season and had guests
over last Sunday.
W. J. Withers and his family are
here from Spokane.
Mrs. J. C Meyers has taken the
Yeager houso at Beach Center and
will be here during the summer.
Mrs. K. Nicholson is in her Long
Beach cottage.
Playgrounds were forgotten for a
week by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Centro
while they vacationed in a tent house
at North Beach inn. Mrs. Centro and
her husband direct children's work
in the Portland parks.
Mrs. Matt Lang was here to open
up her cottage, which she has Vented
for July. Mrs. Lang plans to spend
August here.
' Mrs. Fred Jacobson and her mother,
Mrs. Stewart, are sojourning at Long
Beach.
Mrs. R. S. Lee Is occupying Dr.
Templeton's cottage at Newton sta
tion. Another vacationist here is Mrs.
Elizabeth Everest, who has taken a
house for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parker of Van
couver, were registered at the Drift
wood over the week-end.
The Barnes cottage is now bead
quarters for Mrs. L. M. Starr and hur
family.
Mrs. R. B. Gould has brought her
children to her cottage at Long Beach.
Mr. Gould's mother is also with her.
The family is from Bend.
The Richard Adams family has
moved into the summer home at
Tioga.
F. B. Hughes has installed his
family at Newton station.
AIL the way from Lincoln. Ne.b.. have
come Adam Gardner and his family.
They have a house at Beach (.'enter,
here from Boise in the Neal rottaee.
Mrs. Laura Beck of San Francisco
is occupying her house at Long
Beach.
C E. English and family are in
their cottage at Newtons.
Grose of Huntington,
recent Bar View vis-
SEASOX OPENS WITH D.VXCE
Wednesday Evening Entertainment
Feature at Bar View.
BAR VIEW, Or., July 3. (Special.)
A very successful social evening
was held Wednesday t the Bar View
pavilion. The entertainment. ar
ranged by Mrs. C. E. Fuqua and Mrs.
Lillian Ryan, consisted of music,
games and dancing, and so delighted
the large crowd in attendance that
Wednesday evenings have been 6ct
aside for similar festivities during the
entire season.
The dancing season was ushered In
Saturday night at the pavilion with a
popular Portland orchestra furni-ihins
pleasing music.
Miss Ethel A.
W. Va., was
itor.
Salem people who are spending
their vacation at Bar View are Mrs.
W. W. Rosebraugh and Harold Rose
braugh.
Bathing in the warm waters of
Smith lake is reported to be more
than usually delightful this season.
Mis-s Ethel Thompson of Salem
spent part of last week at this heach.
Domiciled in their cottage for the
season are Mrs. K. R. Poppleton and
daughter Grace of Oswego.
Prtlandr-rs who were recent vis
itors at Bar View are Mrs. A. N.
Rice and Miss Adele Rice.
Jay Hawkers' cottage is occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Everett K. Robbing
of Portland.
Robert Park of Parnasus, Pa.,
spent a recent brief vacation at the
Farley log cabin.
Among recent Bar View visitors
was a party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Smith and Miss Greta Tillotson
of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Smith. Miss Verda Smith and Mrs.
Ward Fowler of a Grande.
Abo cottage recently sheltered
Julius W. Tohl and William Chisholm
of Nehalem.
Leverett J. ToIIe of Salem made a
recent brief business trip to this
beach.
Miss Ruth Smith, a student of Wil
lamette university, Salem, has joined
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Smith,
at Villa camp.
Dandora cottage has been taken for
the summer by Mrs. G. W. Johnston,
her grandson, Charles Hammick Jr.,
Mrs. L. W. Lawpaugh and daughter
Evelyn, all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hull and Mr. and
Mrs. O. V. Grisham of Gaston spetit a
recent vacation in Cottage Oh How
Different.
PEOPLE REACH
NEWPORT
Auto Travel Falls Off and More
and More Arrive by Rail.
NEWPORT. Or., July 3. (Special. l
The summer seaside season at this
resort developed much earlier than
anticipated this year and the number
of people now assembled here en
joying the cool ocean air is largely
in excess of that of this time last
season. There has been a very no
ticeable falling off in auto travel
and a correspondingly noticeable in
crease in travel by rail. Cottages are
rapidly filling up, and hotels and
boarding-houses report remarkably
good patronage.
The three days' celebration of In
dependence day, which is being car
ried out under the auspices of the
3d coast artillery company, national
guard of Oregon, will be the most
elaborate affair yet attempted here.
One thousand five hundred dollars
have been contributed toward it by
the citizens. This is a large sum for
a community of Newport's size. It
speaks well, however, for the spirit
of patriotism which pervadies the peo
ple of this locality.
Newport is still four miles from the
terminus of the Southern Pacific rail
road, and there is the usual growl
over the delay of transferring to the
boat at Yaquina.
Mrs. E. F. Pernot and daughters
Ann and Mable arrived from Port
land during the week and are occupy
ing their Nyebeach cottage for the
summer. The Pernots have been reg
ular Newport summer vacationists for
a good many years past.
Mrs. S. W. Porter and daughter
Miss Florence Porter of Corvallis
have taken a cottage at Nyebeach
for the summer.
Mrs. J. I. Rodgers and Mrs. W. W.
Misner and family of Albany ar
rived early in the week and are oc
cupying the Rodgers cottage for the
summer.
Miss Etta Hunt of the physical
education department Oregon Agri
cultural college arrived Friday and
will , remain for the summer.
Mrs. W. B. Stevens, daughter Eileen
and son arrived from Portland this
week and have opened the Stevens
cottage for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gailey and two chil
dren of Ashland have taken a cot
tage at Nyebeach for the summer.
Major and Mrs. Knox of Albany
have been enjoying a vacation at this
beach for the past i-eek. The major
returned to Albany Tuesday, while
Mrs. Knox will remain indefinitely.
Miss Helen M. Daniel of Roseburg.
Miss Elsie Baldwin of Monmouth and
Mrs. W. B. Lindsley of Merlin arrived
during the first of the week for their
summer vacation at this resort.
Mrs. . L. W. Underwopd of Grants
Pass. Mrs. John Kincaid and Mrs.
Meyers of Merlin are enjoying their
summer outing at this beach.
Captain Stahle, coast artillery, U. S.
A., arrived Sunday afternoon from
Fort Ward. Seattle. The captain was
making a tour of the Oregon coast
harbors and Alonda-y passed, on down. I
SUM M ER COLONY ESTABLISH EI)
Practically All Collages Are Filled
and Entertaining Begins.
BAYOCEAN. Or.. July 3. (Special.)
The past few days at this beach
have seen established in their cot
tages a number of the regular Bay
ocean summer colony. others are
looked for during the week and It
Is expected that practically all the
cottages will be filled by the middle
of the month.
Island cottage in Bungalow city is
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boss,
of Portland.
At their cottage. Bay Ocean rest,
for the summer are Mrs. E. H. Rob
erts, Richard and Elizabeth Roberts,
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith and daugh
ters, of Portland, will occupy their
cottage until September.
A bowling alley and pool parlor
have been opened during the week.
Miss Miriam Reed, of Portland. Is
spending the week as a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Smith at their cot
tage. A party of Bay City business men
Tuesday made an extended inspec
tion of this beach, part of the enter
tainment of Jay Stevens, Gilbert W.
Allen, and Horace Sykes. who are
touring the state on a fire-prevention
campaign. Following an auto trip to
Rockaway. earlier in the day, a ban
quet was served at Bay City, where,
in the evening, the fire hazard pic
tures were shown in the opera house.
Mr. Edward Gantenbetn and Robert
Coffey of Portland: are guests or
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bates at Bates
cottage.
Mr. Frederick Stanley of Portland
is spending a pleasant vacation as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Trom
mald at their cottage.
Bates cottage has been opened for
the season by its owners, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bates and sons, Hamilton
and Joe, of Portland.
Domiciled in their cottage for the
season are Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Tram
maid and son. John, of Portland.
CHILDREN" ENJOY NEW SWLVG
Interest Centers Aronnd Contest
for Goddess of Liberty.
ROCKAWAY. Or.. July 3. (Spe
cial.) Motoring over the Sheridan
road in three machines, a jolly party
of Shriners and their families arrive-1
at Camp Comfy, Rockaway. Monday
for a few days' outing before making
an inspection of other Oregon beaches.
The party was composed of Mrs. J. B.
Pollock and Helen Pollock of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Flickinger of Spo
kane. Mr. J. G. Pollock and son and
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Daniels of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. De Mers of Minne
apolis. Much to the delight of the children
at this resort, a steam swing has been
added to the permanent amusemnt
features of Rockaway. The attraction
is ow.nd by Messrs. Al Schloth, Percy
and Roy Hughes.
Interest is centering around the
contest for goddess of liberty to pre
side at the Independence day cele
bration to be held at this beach July
5. The voting is very close between
Miss Louise Krebs of Rockaway, Miss
iCoaciudod. .on