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ROCK AW AT, Or.. July 17. (Spe
cial.) Rockaway beach was the
scene of two delightful family
reunions. Over the week-end. Drift
wood cottage and the three cottages
of the Brownie camp were taken by
the members of the Hutchcroft fam
ily, who gathered together from vari
ous parts of Oregon and California.
Members of the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Hutchcroft of Los Angeles,
Mr. and Mrs. George Thrasel and
daughter Elsie of Santa Monica, Cal.,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchcroft of
McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Cain and daughter Florence and Mr.
and Mrs. R. Hutchcroft and son Ken
neth, all of Yamhill, and Arthur Mor
gan of Portland.
The second reunion was that of two
sisters, Mrs. Caroline C. Ward of Ta
coma and Mrs. Peter Schrants of
Rockaway, who met for the first time
In 18 years, at Fuchsia cottage, the
Schrantz home. Mrs. Ward was ac
companied by her daughter, Miss
Caroline C. Ward.
Mrs. A. R. Tiffany of Eugene and
Mrs. Mignon Sheppard of Kansas City
are guests for the month of Mrs. C. F.
Neth at her cottage, Neth-erlands, at
Saltair.
For the remainder of the season
Marr's Planet will shelter its owner,
Mrs. George Marr, and her children.
Mary Louise, George, and Miss Lorena
Marr of Portland.
Occupying Rockaway cottage for
the season are Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Hart of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Orton McLeod of Beav
erton are among vacationists at thie
beach.
At Cosey Corner camp for the week
Is Miss Dorothy Reynolds of Forest
Grove.
At their cottage. Saltair, as guests
for the season of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Myers, are Mrs. W. P. Griswold. Mrs.
C. M. Griswold and daughter Nadina,
all of Pendleton The party had a
pleasant outing Tuesday when they
made an all-day excursion to Man
lanita and Neah-Kah-Nie beaches.
At Ocean View camp for the com
ing week are Mr. and Mrs W. M.
Cranford and family of Portland.
Domiciled in Oregon cottage for the
week ending July 17 are Mr. and Mrs.
James McCarren of Portland, Mrs. J.
B. Hollenbeck of Lincoln, Neb., and
Mrs. Samuel Williams of York. Neb.
At this resort are Mrs. Theodore
Fett, Mrs. Delbert Fett and Betty Ann
Fett, all of Portland, and Miss Mabel
Fett of the Cornish School of Music,
Seattle.
Miss Gertrude Geer of Hillsboro is
spending a pleasant vacation at Rus
eell camp.
Housed In Waverly cottage are Mr.
and Mrs. S. G. Helmer and family of
Gladstone.
Rockaway visitors during the last
week were Mrs. C. U. Harrison and
eon and Mrs. Esther Armstrong.
Recent registrants at Newcomb cot
tages were Mrs. C. G. Burke and Miss
Winnie Mae Burke of Waco, Tex., Mr.
and Mrs. Dolph Tinnerstet and chil- 1
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Each, j
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Craven and Ersel
Newbill, all of Tillamook, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Hanger of Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Michols of Tacoma.
John Lowry of Oregon City joined
his family at Kloshe Illahee Mitlite
for a short vacation last week. Miss
Margaret Bloom of Pendleton is the
guest of Mrs. Lawry for the coming
fortnight.
Washington State cottage shelters
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bruce of Port
land. Mrs. Alfred Sandblast and children
of Portland are domiciled in their
own cottage for an extended vacation.
Colonel and Mrs. J. M. Poorman of
Woodburn, with their gandchilden.
Miss Eleanor and John Poorman, are
here at their cottage for the rest of
the summer.
At the Saltair hotel last week were
Samuel Johnson of Astoria and Mr.
and Mrs. P. S. Sickles of Enright.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Heilborn have
taken the Caufield cottage, Midway,
for the coming week. Mr. Heilborn
is with the Edwards Furniture com
, pany, Portland.
Registered at the Ocean . Crest
apartments during the last week were
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. David. Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Trask, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ran-
ber. Florence Ovelman. h-lla lirown.
Lucille Fuller, Dare Fuller, Joseph
Murnane. Edward Humane, Nellie
. Schaefer. John Flynn. Mr and Mrs.
Tom A. Reynolds and family, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Bahlman and son, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Phillips, Mrs. Charles J.
Woodman. Norma and Ray Woodman
and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stafford, all
of Portland: M. A. Brewer of Seattle,
F. M. Pearce of McMinnville. Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Bischoll of Mayger, Or., Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Eck of Timber, Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Johnson and Marjorie Jean
Johnson of Walla Walla.
Occupying Bide-a-Wee cottage for
the season is Mrs. N. L. Cook of Portland.
During the last week California cot
tage has sheltered Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley and daughter n.llan ana Mrs. v. j
' Coffins n. Mr. Stanley is traffic man
ager for the Portland Railway. Light
& Power company of Portland
Hotel Elmore registrants for the
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Clemens. Paul Schmidt, O. L. Hansen
Dr. and Mrs C. E. Stafrin, Mrs. K.
Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Siegman
H. D. Olsei. Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Hoi
land. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hackett, Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Lucas, R. C. Leibhart,
L. A. Means. Mr. and Mrs. ,T. C. Gor-
rie. H. R. Frey. Mr. and Mrs. S. D
Penney Mr. and Mrs. William Hilgen
J. Martyn. Mrs. C. W. Martyn. J. A
Ormandy. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hinshaw
and daughter, B. F. Hinshaw, George
H. Hansen, J. R. Farrington. Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Levey. Mrs. Charles Kahn
T. C. Savage, Mrs. Dora Shreve. Dr.
Thomas H. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.
George Jeffery and family, H.
Werschkul and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Altman, ail of Portland; Dr. and Mrs.
the hostelry are Mrs. Edna C. Witt.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. William Hervey.
N. G. Pike and family also passed
several days there. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Purceli and James Purcell accompa
nied Mrs. C. F. Summy of Chicago to
the Warren. Other Portlanders on
the list are Mr and Mrs. L. L. Jepsen.
K. K. Hoyt, Dr. Alex. Robb and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Moor. Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. Rosenfeld, Ausby K.
Bishop, Elizabeth French and Mrs.
H. M. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Ferguson
(Anna Munly) are passing their hon
eymoon at Cannon beach and aj-e to
be found at the Warren hotel.
Mabel Sackett of Portland has had
Miss Cora Sackett of Appleton, Wis.,
visiting with her at the Warren.
Mrs. J. C. Gripper and her daugh
have kept the Pfunder house a lively turn to Albany shortly, but the fam- A
place, and their mother. Mrs. W. E. I ily will remain for the summer.
Mitchell, is even now chaperoning a j Father J. L. Carrico has returned
house party. Harold "Overmire and 1 to his home in Lebanon.
Harry Cofoid. Marguerite Wheeler i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischer arrived
and Harriet Breyman have been their I Monday from Corvallis and are the
guests. A bonfire given by the Mitch-I guests of relatives.
ells last week was attended by Misses Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mapel arrived
Dorothy Metschan. Marguerite Wheel- I Monday from Walla Walla, Wash.,
er. .Margaret Uook, Lillian and Uoro- : and will remain indefinitely.
thy Mitchell, Fred Martin. Kenneth
Condon. Charles Cook. Bill Fenton,
Don McLellan, Charles Schnabel.
Harry Cofoid and Harold Overmire.
Jane Talbot and her grandmother.
Mrs. Wallace, came down last week
and are at the Guy Talbot cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Galiand of Se
attle motored down last week and
have taken the Schmidt house on
Ocean avenue for the season. Mrs.
tors, Frances and Helen, are passing Galiand was formerly of Portland.
wo weeks In a cottage on the coast.
They have a cousin from Australia,
E. V. Baylis. with them. Mrs. N. F.
Johnson and daughter, Joy, also have passed the week-end with Mrs. Harry
teen guests during the vast week. iang.
Mrs. Emily Cornell entertained at I Dean incent and his family last
dinner last Monday night in honor I Saturday moved in a house near the
of the birthday of Mrs. J. H. Dakin. goil links. They have recently pur-
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. chased the dwelling.
Dakin. Mr. and Mrs. A. Whiteman and 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Furnish have
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Pendleton, Eugene E. Bernstein and macher, Freida. Lillian and George
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kahn and Harry
Lewis of Salem; E. C. Schovell and
E. E. Larson of Nehalem, Mrs. C. D.
Gudgel and daughters of Denver, Col.;
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Schafer of Dallas; Bruce
Benton of Seattle; Mrs. Tilman of Los
Angeles. Marion Spencer of La Grande,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Buchanan Jr., Leo
Gore and F. G. Mitchell, all of Hills
boro; C. Kinaman, Elmer Baker, Mrs.
H. R. Ermunds and daughter, Arline
Burge, Ethelyn Crawford and M.
Leach, all of Tillamook: J. H. Strand
and W. B. Foster of Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Janes and daugh
ter Miss Frances Janes of Portland
motored in for a ten days' outing
with Mr. and Mrs. Hirshner at Ocean
Crest apartments.
At Oceana cottage for the coming
fortnight is Miss Alene Kade of Port
land. Among recent Camp Comfy regis
trants were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bickner and son Charles Jr., and Mrs.
P. H. Jarisch, all of Oswego; W. D.
Lovett of Roseburg. E. L. Tibbets of
McMinnville, G. Frand and Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Brown, all of Portland,
and Mr. and Mrs. L. Carson of Knap
pa, Or.
Over the week end at Colorado
State cottage were Mr. and Mrs. White
and daughter of Nampa, Idaho.
W. J. Schumacher of Gladstone is
at Russell camp for the week.
Mrs. E. W. Shutte and son of Port
land are among recent visitors here.
Spending the present week at Mary
Ethel cottage, Lake Lytle, are Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Prideaux and son Har
ry of Portland.
Domiciled in Tumbledown shack,
Saltair, for the coming week are Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas M. Mark. Miss Ethel
Dickinson and Harry Rider, all of
Portland.
Independence day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hart, at Hart's Content,
Lake Lytle, were Miss Erlma Kidout,
Al Swanson and Kay swanson, an oi
Portland.
Mrs. C. J. Woodman and children.
Morma and Ray Woodman, are taking
a short vacation at Elmore Park.
Mrs. Robert A. Hirsh of Portland is
Knendiner the season at Schrantz camp.
Guests for the last weeK ai mis
resort were J. H. Breiter. daughter
Carrie, and grand-daughter of Seattle.
Mrs. E. J. Mead of Orchard, wash.
established for a short stay at
Knott Inn cottage.
Mrs. W. A. Wrenn and grand
daughter of Portland spent the last
wfk here.
Miss Beatrice Quackenbush Joined
her brother. Roy. and sister, Marion
for the remainder of the season at
Cottage May - Bea - Mar. 'ineociore
Langton of Newberg was tne guesi
for the week end at their cottage.
Stopping over fo ra few days' visit
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cahlgren of
Forest Grove at Newcomb cottages.
is Miss Ann Anderson of Dilley.
At Irwin cottage are Mrs. Urmma
Taylor and daughter. Miss Irene, and
Mrs. Sadie Tinman, all or roruana.
Until September, Miss Enright s cot
tage. Harmony, at Lake Lytle, will
shelter Mrs. J. H. Karpenstein, her
son, Henry, and daughter, Katherine,
of Portland.
Durine the last week the following
nersons were registered at the Ander
son house: Joseph Burns. O. M. Ramos,
Grace Wade and Hattie Buckles or
Portland: Oly Womer and Mr. and
Mrs. Woner of Oakland: G. H. ad-
dach, Bert Ross, J. B. Kelly and Dewet
Legault of Wheeler: H. M. Maylee,
F. M. Gooch, W. Martin, Harriet de
Ford. Madge de Ford. T. H. Danley,
Cecil McCubbin and LeRoy S. Johnson
of Tillamook; Mrs. George Marshall
and Mrs. C. E. Stevens of Seattle:
Daniel Trayer of Hubbard. H. H.
Bryant and H. C. McKiddy of Ne
halem: R. R. Andrews of Detroit,
Mich.; Viola C. Newman and Earl A.
Newman of Chino, L. Mayhew. R. L.
Mayhew and Louise Mayhew of Yam
hill: Lester Kerns and George Fowler
of Hemlock.
The excursion of the Suothern Pa
cific shop employes, which is so keen
ly anticipated by Rockaway citizens,
has been postponed until aSturday.
July 24.
A. E. Blackmar of Portland is oc
cupying the John Johnson cottage for
the coming week.
Nebraska cottage shelters Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Lowe and Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Pelleth, all of Portland.
Among recent visitors at this beach
was William Dougherty of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dimick of
Dundee are spending their vacation
at the Johnson camp.
E. M. Baker and A. M. Young of
Portland registered at Rockaway
during the last week.
Spending a week's outing Jn Com-
AUen of Mill City; H." L. Hexter of fort cottage are Mr. and Mrs. L. Schu-
Schumacher. Mrs. H. Namitz and
daughter Jane Lorraine, all of Port
land. Ontario, Or., residents who are es
tablished for the week in Kansas
State cottage are Leo Clayton and
Mrs. Jessie Lemon and son, Verge
Lemon.
Domiciled in Hillside cottage for
the coming fortnight are Emily Ber
gen, Mrs. James Taylor and Miss
Bertha Taylor, all of Portland.
Louise Herman of Hillsboro, is
among the season's campers at this
resort.
Until July 17, Mother's cottage will
be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. C.
Schoppe, Margarete and Clarence
Schoppe, and Dena Mosca, all of Port
land. Lester Kern of Portland, is spending
the season at Hemlock Inn.
Miss Charlotte Hoglund of Port
land, is registered for the season at
Schrantz.
Recent guests at the Fireside were
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Donnelly, M. B.
Newell and A. Kolek of Portland;
Hubert Livengood of Aloha, Or.; Vera
B. Blinn of Dayton: James F. Page,
D. Goodrich. John Gilham, James F.
Page and Charles Simons of Yamhill;
Mrs. McDonald of Buxton, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Everley of Manning,
Or.
Portlanders who are taking an ex
tended outing at Advance cottage are
Mr. and Mrs. Herbil t Breeder, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Brot ler, Mrs. E. H.
Broeder and Miss Bessie Cooper, all
of Portland.
The new Johnson cottage has been
engaged for the res-t of the season
by Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Huemer
and two sons of Portland. Mr.
Huemer has returned to Portland,
after seeing his family established.
Portland persons who have tsken
The Cabin are Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Allgur and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wil
liams. For the remainder of July, Rest-Awhile
cottage will be the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Kratt, Clara and
Willie Kratt, of Portland.
Mrs. Ernest Clinton spent last week
at Rockaway.
Recent summer visitors at Johnson
Park were the Misses Frieda and
Katherine Hafer of Portland.
Taking a few days' outing in the
Perkins cottage are Mrs. Emma
Perkins of Tillamook. and Miss
Frances Kerremans of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kirsch of Port
land are at this beach for a ten days'
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Williams of
Bav City were guests at this beach
over July 4. Mr. Williams is lire war
den for that district.
At Seldum Inn are Mrs. Catherine
Morrison and Mrs. Nancy A. Erick of
Portland.
Domiciled in Skookum cottage are
Ella H. Litzer of Portland and Faye
Vanderwall of Timber.
In the Bennett cottage is Mrs. Cath
erine Osborn of Portland.
A Jolly party of Portland people
who are occupying the Briggs cottage
are Myra Jones, Dena Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Jones, and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hall.
The Perkins cottage has been en
gaged for the remainder of the sea
son for Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oliver and
children, Mildred and Billy of Port
land.
Montana cottage houses Mr. and
Mrs. T. R. Ireland and Miss Bertha
Melchoir. all of Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Butler of
Hood River will occupy Ewelweis
cottage for the rest of the season.
WEATHER COOL AT SEASIDE
Surf Bathing and Dips In Salt Wa
ter Becoming Popular.
SEASIDE. Or., July 17. (Special.)
While Portlanuers weltered in the
midsummer heat last week the many
folk who flocked to Seaside to open
their cottages were enjoying de
lightfully cool weather. Both surf
bathing and dips in the salt water
tank have been popular. Numerous
prominent swimmers are to be found
disporting around the natatorium.
The 25th wedding anniversary o
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Solomon was cele
brated last Wednesday at their house
in Seaside with a dinner for the en
tire family, most of whom are pass
ing a portion of the summer at the
beach. Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Solomon, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Solomon, Mrs. S. Wolfe, Si Wolfe,
M. Solomon, D. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Solomon and Mr. and Mrs. Je
rome Solomon.
After he had driven to Seaside to
pass a few days with friends, C. C.
Overmire found himself devoting a
large portion of his time hunting
gasoline. He parked his car near
a hotel and shortly after found that
all the gasoline in it had been stolen.
Mrs. Overmler and son, Harold, made
the trip with him and were at the
Seaside hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Farrell are oc
cupying a cottage on Tenth avenue.
Cicero Frank Hogan was a week
end guest at Locke-Haven. This is
his first beach visit since returning
from France last winter.
Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong came a week
ago last Wednesday to open "Ala
Bama" on the board walk. Her hus
band came down the following Satur
day. The house will be kept open
the remainder of the season.
Mrs. E. G. Clark and Dorris Clark
motored down with George Bates
over last week-end, returning Sun
day to Portland.
Mrs. R. Everding and Caroline Ev
erding have been at Necanicum inn.
Among those at Locksley hall in
the past week are Mrs. W. B. Ward,
Willy and Wallace Ward. W. H. Bon
ham and family and Mies A. S.
Greene.
Mrs. W. H. Patterson and her son.
William, arrived a week ago Thurs
day and will pass the remainder of
the summer in Patterson's cottage.
M. F. Brady has installed his fam
ily in the house he has just built on
Eleventh avenue.
Percy Allen spent a few days with
his family at Seaside before taking
them home with him lafit Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Yarbro and little son,
who had been visiting from Tennes
see, returned to Portland with the
Aliens.
Mrs. Harry Roe has been the house
guest of Mrs. John B. Cleland.
Mrs. Sam Allen is passing part of
the summer at the coast. With her
are her daughter, Mrs. John Vassie,
and the latter's little girl.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Van Ness have
opened up "Kinikinick Lodg."
United States Commissioner Fred
erick H. Drake and his family mo
tored down from Portland and were
here a few days before leaving for
Camp Lewis to Join the encampment.
They plan to return to Seaside and
spend the summer with Mrs. M. S.
Drake at "Virginia" cottage.
Mrs. Allen Welch Smith and Allen
Jr. have opened up their attractive
summer home, "Indian Place."
A recent beach supper was that
given by Mrs. L. H. Hume, who had
invited to the festivities U. S. Com
missioner and Mrs. F. H. Drake, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Carter. Miss Clare
Oilman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bradshaw,
Mrs. M. S. Drake, L. L. Paget, Miss
Paget, Mr. and Mrs. James Lpham,
Betty Lou Drake. Dorothy Drake and
France Drake.
Miss Juanita Hart passed a week at
the Seaside hotel, returning to Port-
and last Saturday.
Mrs. D. R. Cheney of Forest Grove
has a cottage on Ocean way. Donald
Cheney, her son. is also at the beach.
The Eichenlaub cottage on Third
avenue has been opened and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Eichenlaub of Vancouver
are established there for the summer
Dr. J. F. Fredericks of Astoria has
installed his family in the Freder
icks house on Third avenue. Their
house guests are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Busch of Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Kincaid have
brought their children to the coast
for a month. The family formerly
lived in Eugene, but are now making
Portland tneir home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Heitkemper mo
tored in from Portland a week ago
Friday to spend several days with
Mr. and Mns. A. R. Wascher.
H. F. Latourette and Earl C. Lat-
ourette passed Saturday and Sunday
with their families at the Kerr cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Garrison and
their daughters, Mildred and Mar
garet Garrison, are in "Lorelei." on
Second street. They plan to remain
at the coast all summer.
Alva Jeldness, Fanny Russell and
Mae Bureau passed the week end
with friends at the beach. They made
tne seaside notel their headquarters.
James Brady was here from Port
land last week- end.
Maurice C. Inman and Clarence Ber
3a 1 passed Saturday and Sunday with
tne latter s sister at Seaside.
Eugne Kelty was a week-end visi
tor at Seaside.
Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves and
Miss Muriel Steeves. all of Salem,
have opened their house for the sum
mer.
Misses Elizabeth Hicks. Susan Hicks
and Helen Hicks paid a visit to the
beach last week end.
Mrs. M. A. Nelms motored down
with her son and daughter to spend
the summer at Seaside. They have as
their guest Allen Croup. The entire
party are from Walla Walla.
Harry Pendleton and Allen Smith
camped at Seaside last week end after
spending several days on the road.
They drove in from Portland by way
or tne xuiamooK beaches.
Miss Josephine Harradon of Seattle
is visiting at the Ferguson house on
the Necanicum. Her mother is also
with her.
The William Reidt family are in
"The Rocks" on the board walk.
The Morrison cottage has been oc
cupied the past week by a group of
young Portland folk, making up a
family party. They include: Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Torrey. Agatha Ostervold.
Anna Ostervold and Evelyn Ostervold.
Laurie Burnett of Astoria is also with
them. Before coming to the beach the
Ostervolds spent a week at Puget
island.
Hazel Bradburyi Barbara Steinburg
-.-
Samuel Jr. and Theodore are with
their parents.
Mrs. J. D. Kline of Norfolk. Va.,
Miss Ruth Dakin.
The new bungalow which Z. T.
Banks is erecting on Madison avenue,
opposite the Norway house, is soon to
be ready for occupancy and the fam-
had as their guests the former's
mother, Mrs. S. J. Moore, of Hood
River.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riggs are in
their house on the ridge and have
ly expect to move in within a few with them Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon
days.
Among those registered at the Ho
tel Ecola In the past week, were Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Johnson and Mrs. A. H.
Cantril and family, all of Portland.
Mrs. J. M. Short of Walla Walla has
taken a house for the summer and
s with her daughters. Katherine and
Dorothea at the beach. Mrs. James
Richards is also at their bungalow.
and two children. Miss Stella Riggs
motored down last week to Join them.
Mrs. Andrew J. Browning and her
four children are with Dr. Browning
at the Charles Gage home.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hirsch and family
are enjoying the summer at their
beach home.
Mrs. John Casper of Walla Walla
and her family are in Mrs. Caswell's
and Ruth Bissell have taken a cot
tage here for two weeks.
Lewis Coulter, one of the track men
from Jefferson high school, was here
over last Sunday.
Dr. Allen P. Noyes and family mo
tored to the coast last Saturday and
returned the following afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. Cook has taken a house
in Hermosa park.
Emil C. Gunther and his family
have joined the summer colony at
Seaside and are in "Seagull," on the
boardwalk.
Mrs. C. H. Tisdale has taken
house for the season.
J. B. Bridges and family have moved
Into a cottage on Eighth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. O'Neill and son
Edward are with Mrs. C. E. Smith in
the Smith summer home. Mr. and Mrs
Charles J. Schnabel and Charles Jr.
are also guests.
Mrs. George McMillan and Miss Con.
suelo McMillan are in their cottage
for the summer. As a house guest for
the week they have with them Miss
Katherine Kerr.
Miss Mayo Methot has been a guest
f the Pelz family.
Ben Gadsby has joined his family
it "Mandalay."
Mrs. Fred Kelly and her mother
are occupying the Nelson cottage on
Fourth avenue.
Mrs. M. A. Stratton and her two
children are in the Rugby house on
Fourth avenue. Dr. Stratton is plan
ning to pass his week ends with them.
George Brasley of Gresham has
leased the Mclntire place in Hermosa
park.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bates are in the
Raffety' cottage for the season.
Mrs. J. Lauterstein is in Edgewood
cottage this summer. Her children
accompanied her to the coast, driving
down in the Lauterstein car.
Mrs. E. Stevens has taken a house
on Third avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Taylor are
now occupying "Patee Lodge" and
will be here through the season.
Mrs. W. E. McCord and John Sher
man O'Gorman of Portland accompa
nied Mrs. Lyman T. Powell and Lyman
Powell Jr. of Superior, Wis., to the
beach. The party stayed at the Sea
side hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Buck and Ron
ald Buck were at the Seaside over
Sunday.
Mrs. R. R. Giltner. Helen Darling
and Vera E. Goethals registered at
the Seaside last week. Others at the
hotel were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lucas,
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Gilbert, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Little, Mr. and Mrs. John Little.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Reed. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Prouty, Mrs. J. M.
Bell. F. H. Ransom. R. W. Ransom.
Mrs. Hamilton Johnston and Mrs. J.
B. Shipp of Prineville.
Leslie Bingham nd family are es
tablished in their cottage at the beach.
Frederick Greer and family are
summering in their attractive cot
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hollenbeck and
three children of Rupert. Idaho, mo
tored to the coast with Mrs. Hollen
beck's brother, Harold Kern, who
lives in Burley, Idaho.
Dr. and Mrs. George Inglis and Miss
Mabel Inglis of Gresham are at the
coast for a week. Driving down with
tne were Mr. and Mrs. Ward Inglis
of Estacada.
Frank Robertson and Miss Frances
Ewing of Portland, with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Robertson and Miss Robert
son of Beatrice, Neb., passed several
days at the Seaside hotel. They mo
tored to the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lewthwait. Cor
nelia and Harriett Lewthwait and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gault passed the
week end at the Seaside hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Scott and daugh
ter Josephine of Walla Walla are in
their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Watte are sum
mering in the Tauscher cottage at
Cannon Beach, but motor over daily to
seaside.
Clarence Brazell of Portland spent
tne week end in Seaside.
Another attraction was added to
the list last Sunday, when the Elli
son-White Chautauqua opened here.
Mrs. Amy Dobson and grandson
John Logan, are in the Dobson cot
tage. John Logan Sr. arrived in Port
land Sunday night from California,
where he left Mrs. Logan and her
daughter. Dorothy, who has been in
poor health.
New homes In Hermosa park have
recently been purchased by Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bradshaw of Portland, Mr. and
jsars. .ferry carter or Montana. Cap
tain and Mrs. Pearn Hosford of Port
land and L. L. Paget of Seaside.
air. ana Mrs. Aioert terrera are
passing a week at the Rollins hotel
Mr. Ferrera is Italian consul in Port
land.
While sojourning at the beach Ken
neth P. Morrison and B. L. Metzger
are staying at the Rollins.
Mrs. J. Swarts has been a guest at
tne itoinns lor a week.
Mrs. Earl Edwards. Miss Hester
Musgrave and Miss Esther McKinney
are spending a week at Seaside. They
are registered at the Del Mar.
COTTAGES ARE ALL OCCUPIED
Bonfires at Cannon Beach Prove
Frequent Occurrence.
ECOLA. Or., July 17. (Special.)
Cannon beich is a populous commu
nity these days, as practically all of
the cottages are occupied. Bonfires
on the beach are now a frequent oc
currence. Guests at the Warren hotel last
week enjoyed a progressive card
party on Thursday night. Among
those who ' have been registered at
Scenes at C.innon teach are rapidly I smaller house for the season.
being transferred to canvas by Mrs. and Mrs. J. F. Daly drove down
F. J. Wrightman of Chicago, who is a week ago Friday, bringing with
passing the summer with her daugh- them their children. They will re-
ter. Mrs. Chris Scott. Mrs. Wrightman main through the summer. Mrs. M. W.
Is an artist of no mean ability and has uaiy is also to be with them.
recently come from the east. Mrs. Miss Mary Betty Cook is to have
Scott has 'established her family at as her guests for a week at the Wal
the Norway house. ter M. Cook summer home Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagner of Port- ana rtuin i-anerson.
land and Dr. A. C. Wagner and son alr- ana Mrs. Raymond Wilcox and
from Vancouver were week-end children are in the house they have
guests at Ecola. They drove through -)ust purchased on the ridge.
by iutura bile Sunday. I -ai aunaay nignc airs. n.t,. jincn-
C. O. Pick ha established his fam- e" ws " a lea tor anss Jiar-
Ily in a cottage for the season. His guerite Wheeler. Those invited were
daughters, Grace. Ruth and Florence. Harry Cofoid. Harold Overmire, Rob
are all here, also Mr. and Mrs. Myers. ert Dodson. Bill Patterson. Marguer-
their guests. uccier, ia.rmu laiuicbon, nuru-
Mrs. R. J. Staehli and her son, ln na Llula Jmcnen ano tnzaoetn
Ralnh Jr. are In the R ?C Parks rot. Hicks.
tags. Mi Su-ehli's mother is also Mrs- Frank Warren and family are
summering with them. now in tne warren cottaee. .miss
Mrs. Walter Durham ar.rt two small r ranees arren also passea a weeK
mere.
S. Wolfe drove in Saturday
Bar-
sons are in Mis. Eakln's camp.
bara Pierce Is with them -
"Honeysuckle lodge" is beins oc
cupied this summer by the Wilfred
Jones family.
Mrs. J. Wirner has taken a cottage
tor two weeks and arrived here Mon
with
Mrs. Edward Blumenthal and Mr. and
Mrs. S. Kapstein. who will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Solomon.
The Kapsteins will later take the
Ladd cottage. Edwin Blumenthal and
day. bringing hr son Robert' ar-d ' Roth of New York are passing ten
her sister. Miss Erma Brown.
Mrs. Clyde Raab and son and Mrs.
Carl Johnson are at the McWaters
cottage. "Sunset lodge." for a month.
Miss Paulina Rummelin has opened
her bungalow for the summer. Her
guests are Miss Juiia Chemin and Mrs.
J. S. Birrell and Jean Birrell.
Mrs. A Wbeelhouse of Arlington
and her sister-in-law are in a house
for the season.
Mrs. J A. Marlitt. accompanied by
her son Richard, arrived at the beach
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dednun are
passing their vacation at Norway
camp.
Mrs. M. Wright and Bessie Walsh
are in Mrs. M.J. Walsh's house this
year.
Mrs. Charlea Urfer and daughter
I.ucile are spending July in the Urfer
cottage on Rooseveit avenue.
days with the Solomons, as are also
Master Howard Solomon and .Alfred
Wolfe, who arrived this week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McBride and
three daughters are in their summer
home on Ocean avenue.
The W. B. Crane family arrived at
Gearhart last week.
L. G. Low and family are In the Cas
well house for the remainder of the
season.
Stanley Lang came down Saturday
to join his parents for the remainder
of the season. He is a student ai
Hitchcock military academy in California.
Mrs. Max Woods and her sister. Mrs.
Ewer, are spending their vacation in
the Murphy cottage.
W. F. Paris snd family returned to
Portland last Saturday. Their house
is to be occupied by the Sherman Lov-
ells of Astoria.
Mrs. Josephine Andrews has been
P- E. Pi3f-r and familv are in the vioirino- k g(g.a irs u-i war-
Banks house. I ren
1.11C1US Alien uewls nas opened his Mr. and Mrs. SinforH T.owensrart nr.
n.-use on tne point ana nis iamny are rived at Gearhart last week,
passing the summer here. Mrs. Walter M. Cook and Miss Mar
Mrs. k. E. uondurant and daughter I era ret Cook are nassinsr this week-end
are visiting friends at the coast. I in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lovett of Oregon I Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Farrell returned
t.ity were week-end guests at the I to Portland a week ago Friday
nuntiey co'.ia?. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gratke and son
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Powell and Charles are in the Robinson Adams
daughter, Mr3. Ferris, and the latter's apartments. Miss Lois Gratke will
son, Bobby, are passing their vaca- Join them as soon as she is back from
tion here. the east.
W. C. Clark and family spent sev-I Mrs. Spencer Biddle has been the
eral days camping before moving into I house guest of Mrs. Holt Cookingham.
their cottage. They will be here two 1 G. B. Shafer was here from Eugene
weeks. lover last Sunday to play in the golf
Mrs. R. Taucner, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. tournament.
Waite and Robert and Melba Waite I Mrs. Henry Bristol. Miss Oljra Von
are spending their summer at Ecola. Destinon, Marian Farrell. -Elise Bris
No Rest" cottage is housing Its tol and Frances Cornell have departed
owner, Mrs. J. B. Grimes, and her chil- from Gearhart after passing a week
dren. Floren-e and John, for the re- I here witn Mrs. ri. s. f arrell. The last
mainoer of the season. I three will spend the remainder of the
George W. Bates. Miss Dorris CI irk summer at Camp Willapa on North
and her mother motored over last beach.
Sunday to visit at the M. M. MicKiv Mrs. Charles Cook and her sister
cottage. Mr. MacKay will be here I Mrs. Ola Cooper, were visitors over
this week-end. last week-end.
E. Dodson Is camping at Cannon Jack Dougherty has come down to
beach this summer and has f.r a com- open the Kinney cottage.
panion his pet dog. Mrs- 'A. T. Smith is visiting her
Rodney Keating visited at the E. A. aaugnier. airs, .cuion orDen. at tne
Sommer cottage before Mrs. Sommer
beach.
closed it and depirted for Portland a I Irs- A- R- Zelier and family are
week asro Wednesrlnv now in uirir nuuae nv uciiriisri
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Your.- and Harry Klosterman joined his fam
hahv are nrf .mvinr Kjnrwov v.V, ily here over last Sunday
low. Thir quests r r t. T-..A,.. Felix Friedlander was a week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker of
Forest Grove have arrived for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Parrish of
Yakima. Wash., are the guests of
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Minor arrived
Tuesday from Corvallis. and will oc
cupy their cottage for the remainder
of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lee motored
over from Salem on a honeymoon
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall have
departed for their home in Portland
after a brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Baker have as
their guests their daughter, Mrs.
Sherman Hayes, and child.
Dr. and Mrs. Earl Fortmiller have
returned to Albany after a few dijs'
visit.
Judge and Mrs. G. W. Parman and
children of Condon. Or., motored over
this week for their annual out.ins.
Miss Corrie Waterbury has re
turned to her home at Woodburn
after a visit with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. Nida and children of
Hart, Kan., are sojourning at Nye
beach.
Mrs. Ida Sykes and the Misses Clara
and Lottie, of Corvallis, are occupying
a Nye beach cottage.
Mrs. L. W. Riley and children of
McMinnville are located at the
"Pines" for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Heisler are on
a motoring trip through Oregon.
Mrs. Blanche Bouse and children
of Sioux City. Ia.. who have been
the guests of relatives, departed for
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hughlen and
family of Eugene have opened their
cottage for the season.
Mrs. S. E. Frumm and granddaugh
ter. Miss Ruth Frumm, guests of
relatives, departed for home this
week.
Mrs. Ludwig Otting and Miss De
lona Harwood arrived Monday from
Eugene and are guests of Miss Har
wood's brother, Charles Harwood, and
family.
Miss Lizzie Bay ley arrived Wednes
day from Salem for an extended vaca
Mr. and Mrs. Gumelin and famil
of Newberg have taken the Pre
cottage for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiger and
Miss Martha Kiger of Corvallis are
located at Nye beach.
Professor and Mrs. Mcintosh and
son, Harlan, arrived this week irom
Corvallis and will remain indefinite
ly.
Rev. J. L. Carrico has returned to
his home in Lebanon.
Mrs. M. E. Heath and daughter.
Miss Heath, arrived from Corvallis
Friday and will remain for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Glann have
motored to their home in Albany
after a vacation spent at Nye beach.
Mrs. Kellogg and family of Glad
stone are located on Beach street
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Stole Dawson have re
turned to Albany after a brief busi
ness and pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter have
returned to their home in Albany
after a brief vacation.
Mrs. J. O. Keane and family arrived
from Portland Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Kurber arrived from
Albany Monday for a few days' visit.
The Misses Marjorie Shelly. Ruth
Middlekauff and Rhoda Taylor have
departed for their homes in Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hendengren ar
rived Saturday from Portland and
will make their home at Yaquina.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hurt and two
daughters of Corvallis are tenting
at Nye beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis arrived Tues
day from Medford and will remain
for a fortnight's vacation.
Mrs. Janet Smith of Corvallis is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Vance
Taylor.
Mrs. George C. Burton of Portland
is a Nye beach visitor.
Mrs. D. Skiff arrived from Salem
Saturday and is the guest of rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. William Matthews has re
turned from a two weeks' visit in
Portland and Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Young have
gone to their summer home in Elk
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pittman of
Corvallis are spending their vac;
tion at Nye beach.
Mrs. S. P. West and family arrived
Tuesday from Forest Grove for a
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Roak and family
arrived Saturday from Oregon City
for a fortnight's vacation.
Telt Burnett. E. F. Holland and
J. P. Walthall arrived this week from
Portland and are at a local hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Faye and
family arrived Monday from Portland
for their summer outing.
and Miss Davis.
Mrs. S. E. Gamm has opened "Fern
Basket" for the summer. She will soon
be Joined by other members of the
family.
The M. O. Co'lins family arrived last
Monday and moved into the Collins
house on Ocean avenue with Mrs.
Albert Beini and young son.
Mrs. Chester Kellogg, who was here
last week, returned home Sunday.
visitor at the Friedlander cottage.
Miss Millie Schloth is here for the
summer to handle swimming classes
at the natatorium. With her is a
tiny traveling companion, little Ber
tha Grover.
Miss Gretchen Taylor arrived at
Gearhart last week, expecting to be
joined shortly after by her mother.
Mrs. O. W. Taylor.
Mrs. A. B. Wastell is chaperoning a
group of girls at the camp opened by
K V TL- f A tn Wr nor,'
GOLFERS PLAY AT GEARHART Katherine' Wastell, Florence Davies.
Marcella Tramberg, Mai Pope, Ruth
Avenues at Beach to Be Paved With
Asplialtum in Few Days.
GEARHART, Or.. July 17. (Spe
cial.) Owners of cottages on
ridge, who rented their houses this
season chiefly because of the poor
condition of the avenues here, are
now sighing regretfully as they learn
that within a few days these self
same boulevards are to be coated with
the long-promised asphaltum. This
will provide easy access to the col
ony of large summer dwellings there.
A plank road had previously been torn
out and the streets strewn with large
rocks
Salem and Astoria golfers held sway
over the links last week-end, and a
tournament was put on. Among those
who came from Salem were C. -H
Vorse. Dr. L. F. Griffith, George G
Brown. Homer N. Smith. Sam Kozer,
Dr. W. D. McNary, Chester M. Cox
Hollis, Myrtle Caswell, Elvida Bow
man, Isabella r lemming. Abbie Massie
and Elizabeth M. Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. John Waterhouse had
as week-end guests at their Lake-
the 1 view home Mr. and Mrs. Albert E.
Breyman and son of Tualatin. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank I. WTaterhouse and daugh
ter of Portland and Mrs. and Miss
Swartzbaugh of Suattle.
The Gates cottage at Gearhart
housed a group over the week-end.
including Sally Eckstrom, Henrietta
Hendrickson, Emma Bergstrom, Emma
Peterson. John Peterson, Carl Peter
son and Oscar Peterson.
NEWPORT SEASOX CX'DEB WAY
Vacation Crowds Thronging Beach
and Cottages by Sea.
NEWPORT. Or., July 17. (Special.)
Each day brings more tourists, and
William Burghardt and Fred Thielsen. already the beach is thronged. The
tney piajea against tne following season !s much in advance of former
years. Many automobiles are in evi
dence in spite of the gasoline short
age. Mrs. Frank Coovert arrived Tues
day for her usual outing.
Mrs. D. C. Fuller and children of
Alabama, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hobbs
and family of Corvallis, are enjoy
ing a vacation at this resort.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy O. Hendry enter
tained the St. Stephen's guild with a
picnic on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black have ar
rived from Portland and will remain
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Groshong ar
rived Tuesday from Corvallis, and are
tenting at Nye beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Taylor and
child have arrives rrora Corvallis
for a brief vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Lawrenson has re
turned to her home in Albany, after
a brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Westbrook have
returned to Albany after several days'
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders and
sons of Albany are occupying a Nye
beach cottage. Mr. Sanders will re-
Astorians: G. C. Fulton, F. L. Parker,
James Cellars. F. R. Haldeman. J. L.
Hope, J. Romon, C. W. Hardeman, G
W. Sanborn and L. C. McLeod. Thiel
sen, Burghardt and Mr. and Mrs. Cox
motored down from the capital city a
few days before the match and re
mained guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Eldridge. who arrived Monday to open
their house.
An enjoyable house party last week
was that of which Miss Margaret Cook
was hostess. Her mother. Mrs. Wal
ter M. Cook, came down two weeks
ago and opened her house facing the
beach. Both Miss Margaret and Miss
Betty and their small brother accom
panied her. Miss Dorothy Blair,
daughter of Dr. Blair, of Bozeman.
Mont., and schoolmate of Margaret's
at Castilleja. was their guest the first
week. Later Mrs. Franklin Griffith
chaperoned a group of other young
folk who are at the Cooks', and in
cludes Misses Harriett and Janet Grif
fith. Muriel Duncan. Ransom Cook,
Harold Mann, Dudley Avery and Zina
Wise. Miss Duncan is from Miami,
Hawaii, and has been visiting at the
Griffith home in Portland.
Misses Lillian and Dorothy Mitchell
FERRY AT ASTORIA RESUMES
Lone Beach Expecting Influx of
Motorists Rest of Summer.
LONG BEACH. Wash.. July 17.
( Special.) An increase In beac
travel, especially by automobile, is
being looked forward to since com
mencement of operation of the new
ferry from Astoria to McGowan on
July 15. To attract motorists, nu
merous Long Beach merchants have
guaranteed sufficient funds to oper
ate the ferry throughout the season
Mrs. S. Patton and her family are
established in "The Willows" cot
tage.
The H. Hassenmeyer house has
been opened by the family for the
remainder of the season.
Carl Groger and family are sum
mering at Long Beach.
C. G. Applegath has taken a cot
tace for his family at Long Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDuf fy are in their
house at Beach Center and have with
them for a week Miss Frances Wood
and Byron Thomas.
Mrs. Fred Jacobson is passing her
vacation at the coast.
Mrs. V. E. Keil and children are in
the Keil cottage.
Miss Rhoda Rummelin is the gues
of Miss Katherine Hart at the beauti
ful J. D. Hart summer home at Ocean
side.
Miss Eileen Sealy and Miss Jo-
Sealy are occupying the Shindler cot
tage this summer.
Mrs. Frank Mattern and childrei
are in the Sealy house.
Mr. Sam Michael returned to Port
land Sunday after passing severa
days at the beach.
A. Wilier has taken a cottage fo
his family at Long Beach.
Among those from Portland regis
tered at the Long Beach hotel re
cently were Miss Edna Box. Mis
Annette Box, Mr. and Mrs. S. Harris
Florence and Margaret Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Roth and so
will be at the Driftwood hote
throughout the season.
Mrs. George Lietch and childre
are in the Lietch summer home.
M. Leopold has the Doyle cottag
this year.
Mrs. A. E. Mitterri and children ar
passing the summer on the coast.
Mrs. J. W. Dalton and daughtel
uorotny arrivea at ous eai:u a
day.
Miss Esther Clintick is a guest a
the F. W. Font cottage.
Another group here from Wall
Walla is made up of Mr. and Mrs. 1
A. Paul, Elizabeth Paine and Georg
Paul.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Stone of Wall