The Sunday Oregonian., July 18, 1920, SECTION THREE, Page 9, Image 49

TIIE SUND'AT OltEGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JULY 18, 1920
tWa.Ha. tra in hniiKH Vpta Thi htvi
with them Ben Jr., Frank P. Stone
and Lillian Brickey.
Henry Donnerberg has opened hit
cottage at Newton Station.
SEAVXEW SEASON IS OPENED
Cottagers Beginning to Arrive and
Beach Becomes Lively.
clal.) Many ot those who each year
open up their cottages at Seaview
have moved In for the season and
the beach is begnning to take on a
much livelier appearance.
LaFt week a group of summer visit
ors at the Seaview hotel made merry
at a bonfire given by Miss Oritae
Mutzig in honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Frost of Portland, who passed their
honeymoon .here. Those present were
Mrs. S. B. Barker, Kenneth and Simon
Barker, Frances Fife, Curtis Hoare,
Julia Hoare, Katherine end Dorothy
Mutxlg and W. S. Murdock.
- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheen have taken
the Bartholomew house for the sura
mer. Miss Lucile McClung of Portland
and Miss Lucile Brady of Los Ange
les were at the Gables this week with
Mrs. W. C. McBride.
at school in Santa Barbara, has joined
her family at the Wheeler cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Keller are In
stalled in the Win terbot ham house for
the remainder of the season. Mr.
Keller plans to do a number of oils
and sketches while here.
' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seufert have
cSme with their two children from
The Dalles to pass the summer at
their house.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Mathews of The
Dalles are in the O'Neal cottage on
the boulevard and have guests with
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motored down.
Mrs. H. W. Corbett opened' the big
Corbett house at Seaview Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. French and son.
' Ward, are among the vacationists
here from The Dalles.
.- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pilchard are
occupying Idle Hour this season,
The Nook has been taken for the
summer by Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Mc
Duffee. The J. Wesley Ladd house was
opened last Thursday.
bourne hotel in the past week are
.Mrs. Charles Huggins, Miss Eloise
Hncpinii Arthur PrrMp-n P1b1a
.W. B. Roberts and John iJitchburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernard and
daughter, Gertrude, are in their cot
tage. Black Haven, near Shelbourne
station.
Mrs. D. A. Shindler passed the week
nd at the Sunset hotel.
Mrs. Jerome Friedman and sister.
Miss Hattle Baum, are established In
the Baum cottage, where they plan to
remain for the summer.
Camp Hungry, the F. C. Wasserman
..cottage on the railroad track, Is
housing a family from Idaho, includ
. lng Mrs. J. H. Gipson and children
. from Caldwell and her sister, Mrs.
McGee of Boise.
Miss Margeret Stuby and Mrs. R. S.
.33. Ktuby from Helena, Mont., are
.spending their vacation at Seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaw of Van
couver are here with their little eon
for a visit with Dr. Edna Blake. Mr.
Shaw, who is postmaster at Vancou
ver, is Dr. Blake's son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Haeadorn and
children are among the recent ar
rivals at Seaview.
Mrs. L. G. Acton and daughter are
In a cottage at Holman station.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Albee are pass
ing a few weeks at Seaview.
The Albee cottage on the ridge has
been opened by Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Gliburt.
Mrs. G. N. Hansen has brought her
family to the coast for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Lewis are now
Occupying Hull house.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McRobble of
Nampa. Idaho, are spending a month
at Seaview In one of Mof fatt's houses.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Nickerson and
sons are in the Bartholomew cottage
' for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sims of The
Dalles are summering at Seaview.
In the past week the register at
the Seaview hotel has borne the names
of the following: Mrs. Elizabeth Tay
lor of Portland and 'Miss Helen Tay
lor, who has recently come from
New England; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
riliilivr, iui . snu jiid. aiiiiui i . ijjic.
After spending eeveral days at the
Seaview hotel Mrs. S. B. Barker
moved her children Into the large
Moffatt house. With her were Ken
neth and Simon. Later her other two
- eons, Carroll and Charles, joined her
at the cottage.
H. Glenn and daughter are here
from The Dalles.
Mrs. R. R. Moffatt, with her daugh-1
ter and granddaughter, has been
' visiting Arthur Moffatt at the beach.
Miss Elsie Bernard is a guest at the
W. E. Van Horn house.
' Mrs. Walter Gray's mother, Mrs.
Chrisman, who has been here visit
ing, returned home to Boise.
Mrs. J. Walter Johnson has as her
house guests for ten days Mrs. M. J. B.
Tennant and daughter, Marllynn.
Mrs. P. C. Johnson has Just returned
home after visiting her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. J. Walter Johnson. The
' former's son. Herald, was with her.
MANY MOVE TO OCEAN PARK
Vacationists Plan Bathing .Parties
and Picnics at North Head.
rw-TTAM TATtTf WassK .Tnl IT
-' (Special.) With the sunny weather
a surprisingly large number of clams
"'and crabs are being brought in from
the beach here. Bathing in both the
surf and Willapa bay Is proving
popular, as well as picnics at North
Head. One of last week's parties to
" the lighthouse on Monday was made
up of Miss Abby Lambertson, Miss
Rust, Mrs. Boudinot Seeley and eon,
Tyler, Mildred Smith, Helen Watt and
Mrs. McDaniel and three children.
.. Miss Anne Shogren has opened up
the large Shogren house at Klipsaa
: beach, south of the coast guard sta
tion, and has with her Mr. and Mrs.
. George Hug and three children of
McMinnville. Mr. Hug is city super--'lntendent
of schools there.
Mrs. R. W. Haygood has her chii
' Iflren here In a cottage.
Mrs. W. B. DuBois and children are
- here for the summer. With them is
- Frances Carpenter.
,r Mrs. A. Clancy and two children
are in the Hoadley cottage this
season.
r- Miss Ada Wolford and Mrs. Vanney
have just moved into a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall arrived
here last Saturday and will remain
through the season.
- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hopkins
are passing 10 days at Ocean Park.
Mr nnri fr T. T".f flrn va nnn
M. D. Bruckman came down by train
-i Jast week to secure a house. They
- were later joined by Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Bruckman of Portland and Mr.
and Mrs. N. Flint of Denver, who
motored to the beach.
. . Judge L. B. Stearns and family
moved into their .summer home last
Saturday.
The Albert Brlx family from Port
land are passing a part of the sum
mer here and are soon to be joined
by Mr. Brix' brother and family from
, Knappton.
. Mrs. Miles Smith and three
daughters are in the Hendrickson
- cottage.
Mrs. H. G. Higgins and son of Se
attle have joined the summer resi
dents here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Clair and
daughter, Helen, moved into the
Clair cottage this week.
Miss Helen Roeber and Mrs. Oester,
both of Beaverton, are passing their
vacation in one of Mrs. Brown's tents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell are
among the newcomers during the
past week. '
Mrs. Donald McMasters and three
children are here for the summer.
Beryl Storey is their gueBt.
Miss Elsie Schmeer has moved Into
a cottage for the rest of the summer,
and has as her guest Miss Grace
McKenzie. Mrs. M. H. Schmeer will
also be here shortly.
SUNSETS ARE WONDERFUL
Evening Most Attractive Part of
Day at Neah-Kah-Nie.
NEAH-KAH-NIE, Or., July . 17
(Special.) At no time of day is the
beach more Interesting and attrac
tive than at evening. There are the
wonderful sunsets when the sinking
sun, partly shrouded in the fog bank
offshore, takes on grotesque and al
most unbelievable forms. As the
dusk deepens bonfires cast their
cheery glow upon the faces of care
free vacationists. Every footfall
upon the moist sand near the water,
when the night Is dark, is momen
tarily outlined in phosphorescence,
and every breaker is luminous with
the eerie light of countless micro
scop io forms.
Evening beach parties have been
unusually popular at this resort dur
ing the past week. There have been
TIIIS STREAM, SOUTH OF NEWPORT, IS ONE OF MOST BEAUTI
FUL IN OREGON.
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TfACHATS RIVER, WHERE
many bonfires and numerous parties
have made the delightful hike down
the beach to the Nehalem jetty and
back.
Motorists from Medford on Wednes
day were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler
and Miss Arlene Butler with their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bellinger.
Mrs. George S. Young, wife of the
late Colonel Young, is a house guest
for the coming week of Mrs. W. A. M.
Breck of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Wheeler mo
tored to Neah-Kah-Nie on Sunday
from Portland and Tillamook.
Among visitors at this resort dur
ing the past week were Thomas E.
Armitstead and Miss Mary Armlt
stead. Domiciled In the Isom cottage over
the week end of the Fourth were two
members of the Portland library staff.
Miss Hilda Lunceford and Miss Elea
nor Ewing. A third member of the
party was Miss Elizabeth Davit - of
Houston, Tex.
Portland people who were recently
registered at Kane's farm house were
John Gamble Jr., Martin W, Parelius
and Rex B. Parelius.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellottt King and
son David L. King of Portland spent
a recent brief vacation at this beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Hartwell,
with Mr. Hartwell's mother, Mrs.
Thomas D. Anderson of Boston, Mass.,
were here last week to look over
their cottage for Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Rockey, who will arrive July 1$.
At the Neah-Kah-Nie tavern over
the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Plimpton of Salem, with Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Abbott and Miss Alice Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Martin and son
of Portland made a recent inspection
of this beach.
George Dekum of Portland spent
the Fourth at Neah-Kah-Nie tavern.
Motoring from Portland by way of
Tillamook during the holidays were
Mrs. Horace S. Butterfield, Mrs. G. H.
Martin, Miss Genevieve Butterfield
and T. W, Young.
Dr. and Mrs. Howland and Miss
H. R. Crawford motored in from Port
land and were at Neah-Kah-Nie dur
lng the past week.
At the Sargent cottage for the rest
of July are Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams
of Portland.
Miss Gaylord of Tillamook and Miss
K. Lambert of Portland were at this
beach over the Fourth.
Guests of S. G. Reed for a part of
last week were F. G. Sykes of New
York and Mr. MacArthur of Portland.
Among Independence day visitors
at Neah-Kah-Nie were Dr. and Mrs.
H. M. Cherry, Mrs. P. L. Cherry, Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Higgins and Miss
Betty Higgins, all of Astoria.
Mrs. A. H. Finch of Astoria and
Miss Susan Erwin of Seattle, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tyler of As
toria, motored in by the Seaside road
for the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Day ef Portland
arrived here on Saturday to join their
daughter, Mrs. L. H. Howland, for a
week's visit. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Howland's children!
the Misses Hope and Margaret How
land and Master Frank Howland.
Autoists from Tillamook who are
spending the present week at Neah-Kah-Nie
are Mr. and Mrs. 1. A.
Cranston.
A party of Portland people who
recently arrived for a week's vaca
tion at this beach are Mrs. H. Jacob'
sen. Miss Alice Jacopsen, Miss Mar
garet Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
J. Johnson.
Salt Lake City visitors at this resort
are Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jennings
and Miss Deborah Jennings.
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Haskins of Port.?
land were among the recent regis
trants at Kane a farm house.
Portlanders who are spending
pleasant vacation at the Locke cot
tage are Mr. and Mrs. K I Lane,
Catherine and Lionel Lane.
Housed in the Ison cottage for the
coming fortnight are Mrs. E. R. Durst
and nephew, Franklyn Patterson, both
of Portland. ' Mrs. Sargent A. Patter
son, Mrs. Durst's sister, spent last
week end as guest.
Sea Crest cottage has been taken
foF the remainder of July and all ef
August by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph H.
Rene and son Gilbert of Portland.
H. C. Tallman of Portland was a
recent Neah-Kah-Nie visitor.
E. R. Durst of Portland joined Mrs
V. E. Cook of Portland arrived last
week for a brief vacation.
Durst for a short vacation at the Ison
cottage. Miss Pearl Durst accom-
panied her father and wiS remain for
a more extended outing.
Mrs. 8. F. Nash and the Baum chil
dren are at the Tavern for a two
weeks' stay.
The Misses Min Berggren, Ida. Carl
son and Margaret Intschler are spend
ing their vacations at Gearheart.
SHIPS INTEREST BEACH FOLK
Carriers Passing Up and Down
Are Closely Watched.
BAYOCEAN, Or., July 17 (Special.)
An unfailing source of pleasurable
speculation for people of the beaches
are the boats which pass to and fro
along the coast. The barely discernible
trail of smoke on the distant horizon,
the sturdy tug towing a disabled ves
sel many times her size, the sailing
ship tacking back and forth for hours
outside Tillamook bar, fluttering from
her masthead strings of signal pen
ants eloquent in a language unknown
to the landsman all carry the charm
of mystery and romance which be
longs to the sea alone.
Of all the ocean craft which have
been sighted from this beach this sea
son, most unusual was the huge gray
war vessel which crept silently out
of the fog bank offshore one day last
week and for a. short while skirted
the horizon before entering the fog
again, yielding no clew to her iden
tity, nationality or destination.
Mr. and Mrs. CIsrence A. Steele and
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THE BIG FSH GROW.
daughters Lois and Elaine of Sacra
mento have joined Mr. Steele's father,
R. R. Steele of Portland for an ex
tended vacation.
Several pleasant informal 'dancing
parties were held in the parlors of the
iotel .fclayocean the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Petit of Portland
are expected in shortly to occupy
Mount Angel cottage in Bungalow
City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Welty and fam
ily of Portland have reserved Break
era cottage for the latter part of July.
Portlanders registered at Hotel
Bayocean the past week were Mrs.
John S. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Willett. Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Con
nor, Rose Goodmen, Angela Wanger,
Roscoe G. Bigs, Mrs. A. H. Wether Jr.,
and family, Mrs. William T. Hoffmlre,
C. W. Gregory, Joseph Burns, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kerns, Herbert R. De
wart, W.- S. Werschkul, W, I. Braum-
lein, L. J. Sendelbach and George C
Early.
J. E. Bonbright, bead of the depart
ment of physics, Washington High
school, Portland, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Van Tine at their cottage
Lorelei. Mr. Van Tine is principal of
the central school, Portland
H. R. Inman of Portland has been
spending a short vacation with Mr,
and Mrs. J. D. Swank at Swank cot
tage.
Vancouver, Wash., people who were
among recent Bayocean vacationists
were Norwood G. Stokes, Miss Lorna
Merrick and A. L. Bowers.
C. Fred Knight of Terre Haute, Ind.,
was nere a part or last week.
Miss Caroline Redding of Portland
is spending the present week as the
guest of Mr. and. Mrs. William Tor
rance of La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. M. E. Frost of Globe, Aria., was
a recent registrant at Hotel Bayocean,
Tillamook business men who spent
last week end at this resort are E. D,
Erskine and A. E. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fuller and family
of Portland are expected in during the
week to occupy Fleur-de-lis cottage.
At the Hughson cottage for the
coming fortnight are its owners, Mr.
and Mrs. B. E. Hughson and family
and their guest. Miss Marjorie Ben
nett, all of Portland.
Helen B. Snow of Vancouver, Wash.
Is spending a pleasant vacation at
Hyacinth cottage as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd D. Rauch,
Mrs. W. C. Aylsworth and- children
of Portland will spend the coming
week at this beach.
Petrel cottage will shortly house
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bonn of Portland
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Bridgers of
Mist, Or., were here last week
A bonfire party in honor of Mis
Lyle Turner and Grover Turner was
given on the beach Thursday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus W,
Veness of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bennett of Port
land are established in Juanita cot
tage. Bungalow City,
Madame Lucie Valair of Portland
will spend the latter part of July at
Bayocean
Albatross cottagre has been taken by
xt. Mieedy or Portland.
Mr. and Mh-s. J. Randall of Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Eason of Salem and
R. Carlson of Garibaldi were at Hotel
Bayocean over the Fourth.
Domiciled in Wallowa cottage for
the coming week are Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Duffy and family of Portland
R. R. Steele, manager of Bayocean
beach, made a brief business trip to
Portland last week. Mrs. bteele re
cently Joined her husband for the
summer here.
BAR VIEW HAS FESTIVITIES
Big Muskmelon Frolic Given by
Camp Managers to Guests.
BAR VIEW, Or., July 17. (Special.
A delightful evening was enjoyed
by vacationists at Villa camp last
Wednesday evening, when Mr. an
Mrs. Smith, managers of the eamp
held a muskmelon frolic on the beac
in their honor. Singing around th
'nuge bonfire and rollicking games oc
cupied the time pleasantly until a lat
hour.
The electric dredge, which is to
begin' work at once on the channel i
-Tillamook bay between Garibaldi an
Hobsonville, was towed in Thursday
afternoon. .
R. L. Wilson of Portland Is estab.
uuci in aim ior me weeK.
F. B. Clemenaon of Portland will
spend a week. Watt Lyrtrup of View,
Or., a fortnight, and Rudolph Weis,
also of View, a month in Elder Wilde
cottage.
Spending a week at the Wise way
are Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Boles and two
sons and Mrs. May Smith and Mrs.
Myrtle Randall, all of Portland.
Miss Ruth Smith has as her guest
at Villa camp headquarters Miss Mary
Hibbar.
Miss Burdette Angell, who is spend
ing the summer at Sea Shell cottage,
Manhattan, was a .visitor at this
beach last week.
Domiciled in Star Fish cottage for
a short vacation are Mr. and Mrs.
W. I. Neidham and family of Salem.
Occupying their cottage for a brief
outing are Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mor
den of Portland.
A joliy party who - spent the - last
ten days in Dr. Hewitt's cottage were
Henry Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Combs, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Combs,
Mrs. May McFarland and Mrs. L. S.
Biddle, all of Portland.
For the coming fortnight Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Farrell, Jack and; Flor
ence L. Farrell will be established in
the White cottage.
In Just Right cottage, Villa camp,
for the week are J. A. Sauna and L. L.
Bingham, both of Portland.
At the Minar cottage over the week
end of the Fourth were Leon I. Jack
son, William E. Wheeler ana i. m.
Schmidt, all of Portland.
Miss Mabel Markell of Portland has
with her as her guest-at the Markell
cottage. Miss Laura Prosser of Boise,
Idaho.
L. W. Laupaugh of Portland has
oined his family for a vacation at
Dandora cottage, Villa camp.
George L. Pascall and E. H. Angus
of Portland passed through Bar View
last week on their hiking trip from
Seaside to Netarts and back.
Luk Stewart of Portland is at the
Wise cottage as guest of his sister.
Mrs. W. A. Wise. Mrs. Mary A Mun
son, sister of Dr. Wise, also a guest
t the Wise cottage, left for her home I
n Ohio last week. "
Ronald Brown of Carlton is ocou-!
pying Always Happy cottage for a
fortnight's vacation.
Daisy cottage. Villa camp, houses
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Peters of Port
land for the coming week.
McMinnville people who are estab
lished In Cut Up cottage are Edward
Bauine, Wilbur Denny and L. C. Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rr Kelly of Dahlia,
Wash., Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs. R. L.
Wilson, Miss Dorothea La France
nd C. Martenson, all of Portland, are
domiciled in the Brownie cottage.
Registered at Wise way are Mr.
nd Mrs. Al Thomas of Independence:
Mrs. Mary Smith and her sister, Mrs.
Randall of Pprtland and Mr. and Mrs.
C. S. Howe of Tillamook.
Sheltered In See More cottage. Villa
camp, is P. Luthi of Tillamook.
In C cottage for the present week
are D. Munger of Irwin, S. Dak., and
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Noyes of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Clarke of Portland
are spending a pleasant week's outing
In Just Once cottage. Villa camp.
Miss Genevieve T allu and Miss May
Rands, both of Portland, spent the
week-end of the Fourth in Abo cot
tage. Mrs. C. Campbell and Miss Ruth
McDonald were recent Bar View vis
itors. Spending the Independence day hol
idays at this beach were Mrs. G. H.
Frobase, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Hautin
and son and Miss Bessie Cooper, all
f Portland, and Catherine L. Ben
netts of Oakland, Cal.
At this resort for the coming week
are Mrs. H. Broader. Carl E. Broeder
and Miss Dorothy Broeder of Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mlnar and two
children of Portland are established
for the remainder of the season at
their cottage.
John C. Cottrell of Grand Junction,
Colo., spent the week-end at camp
Carter.
Mrs. Gall Buel of San Francisco Is
at this beach as the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoa
klns. Miss Rowena Hanson of Pittsburg
was here last week.
TWIN ROCKS IS CITY'S MECCA
Scores Open Cottages as Summer
Season Advances.
TWIN ROCKS, Or., July 17. (Spe
cial.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. WaUh
and son Clark of Portland made a
week-end stopover at this beach as
part of a leisurely motoring: tour
through Oregon and Washington. Mr.
Walsh, who is director of music at
Franklin high school, Portland, gave
an address before the recent congress
of music teachers at Seattle, from
which city the party drove to Rainier
national park. From here the
Walshes will go to Nejvport by way
of Salem and later to Crater lake.
An enjoyable bonfire party was
held on the beach one evening1 last
week, Portland people who shared
in the festivities were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fowler, Mrs. A. E. Hwart,
Miss Erma G. Ewart, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F, McNary and Oeorge and Verna
Lawrence.
The Misses Helen, Gertrude and
Genevieve James of Portland are
attending a delightful summer with
their grandmother, Mrs. J. M. Milsap
of Bay City, at the James cottage.
Miss Emma Rueck and Mrs. Thomas
Anderson of Portland are spending
a fortnight at Rock View villa.
Until the first week in September
Alden cottage will shelter Mrs. L. B
Shaw, Mildred, Louis and Charles
Shaw, Mrs. Ida Albright and Miss
Charlotte Albright, all of Portland.
Mrs. Lena Jasper of Portland Is the
guest for the rest of the season pf
Mrs. J. W. Dalrymple at Hadley
camp. Mrs. Jasper Is the wife of
H v. Mr. Jasper, assistant pastor of
the Wilbur Methodist church. Port
land.
Amonsr recent Portland visitors at
Twin Rocks are Mrs. Ida Schulmelster
and Mrs. Lon Bain, who are estab
lished at Rock View villa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman
at their new cottage on the ridge.
John Hoffman recently built an
attractive garage on his premises.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Baracco, Mrs. M.
Baracco , and Miss Annie Llsignoll
motored in from Portland over the
Sheridan road for a week at Hadley
bunsralette.
Taking an extended outing at the
Ahrv cottage are Mr. and Mrs. George
McLelland and daughters, the Misses
Jessie. Ann and! Bella, and Mrs. James
Robertson, all of Portland. The party
motored by way of Tlllamok an will
return hv the Seaside road.
Mrs. J. P. Lottrldge and son Ken
dall of Portland are spending the
month of July at this resort as guests
of Mrs. A. A. Smith at the bnaeK.
A Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
.T. Ronlv Stam at their summer home,
tho Koott Bozorth cottage, was the
fnrm pr n father. Andrew Stam of
Dp o-V, tnn
The Segann cottage h'as been taken
for the rest of the season by Mrs. A.
Witt Mrs. M. G. Walther and Carl
and Dorothea Witt, all of Portland.
Portland people who have recently
registered at Rock View villa are
Miss Marlon Danley and Mies Marion
fiilbert-
rir and Mrs. Harry RIesland of
Missoula, Mont., are guests of Mrs.
Kmllv O. RIesland at ner couage
Midway. Carl Riesland recently left
for American lake to join the en
campment of the Oregon national
piiaril.
Mrs. Fred Wilson of Walla Walla
Is again -established for the season
in her cottage on me nuse. ,lu
her as her guests are Mrs. H. S.
Erode, whose husband holds the chair
I of biology at Whitman college, and
I Malcomb Brode. The latter made the
I niKe in iasu ween. 1 win
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Cold Running Water in every room. Telephone on each floor. ALL Ol'T
SIDB ROOMS. Large beautiful dining room seating 300. One of the best
equipped kitchens on the Pacific coast. Large lobby, sun parlor, loung.
ing room with large fireplace. Beds with 65-povmd mattresses, woolen
blankets, new linen. We are having many compliments on' the meals
served.
RATES FOR ROOM AND MEALS INCLUDED
Single ....$5.50 and up per day Double ...$10.00 and up per day
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK.
AMERICAN PLAN RATE.
Oregon's Finest Beach Resort
HOTELS
BUNGALOWS
HOTEL BAYOCEAN. sightly location,
pean plan. 11.50 and up per day. TENTS and BUNGALOWS in beautiful
grove of trees, well protected- from wind, close to ocean and bay, ready for
housekeeping, f 9.50 to $14.00 per week. Including wood, water, lights, bedding,
bed linen, towels, etc., accommodate 4 people. Mr. C. C Nepple, mgr., Bay
ocean, Oregon. Splendid beach,, easy to get clams, crabs, rock oysters and
fish; water sports in natatorium. For
5405, receivers T. B. Potter Realty Company, 325 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,
Portland,
HOTEL SEAVIEW
FORMERLY HACKNEY COTTAGE
Located on NORTH BEACH, universally conceded to be the finest beach in
the Pacific Northwest splendid eurf bathing: near the hotel. Excellent
table, airy and comfortable rooms.
For rates, write Hotel
Otter Rock ;
Ten miles north of Newport Famous for
Its sccnlo charm, sea fishing, trout fishing,
muscles, clams, crabs. Oregon's comini
summer resort. Own your own hems by
ths seashore. Free camp grounds, free
water and free wood. For prices of de
si ra tile lots and other Information writs
B. F. JONES, Newport, Oregon,
VILLA CAMP
"ALL AMERICAN."
On Bar View Beach on the Tillamook
Shore. One, tw and three-room cottages,
completely furnished for light housekeep
ing. Pure mountain water, electric light,
sanitary toilets. Protected from sea breeze,
close to beach. Clams, crabs, trout fish
ing: overlooks Ttllamoek bar. Ideal sum
mer vacation spot. For reservations and
rates, address L. J. Tolls. Bar View, Or.
Hotel Taylor
Oeeaa Park. Wash,
Best family resort on North Beach.
Rates, $14 per week.
Meals: Week days 50c, Sunday 750.
Home Cooking;.
HOTEL MANHATTAN
MANHATTAN BEACH, OREGON.
Th. piaco you will .like. riKht on tn.
ocean. Finest Bathing &enn on m.
coast. The best of horn, cooking. Com
fortabla, homelike place for famlllea. Spe
cial attention given lo ween-ana iann:.
r'or rates ana reaervations can oeuwooq
IMtiS. or writ a
MR8. K. El.nKB. Manhattan Beach, Or.
JillamooM. county.
Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain
FOR RENT
FTRMSHEU COTTAGE, NEAR
OCEAN.
Four bedrooms, hot and cold water
and bath. Lease given for balance of
July or for season. Address
HIS, . ti. HEH'.U,
Nrnh-Knh-Mr Tavern, Nraalera, Or.
MOUNTAIN
fin
nU'l U w IMULJ
Leave rtOUTLEDGH EEED FLORA I.
CO., 145 SECOND ST.. phones Mala 173.
A-3811. (or Arrah Wannah. Welches. Taw
neys. Government Camp and Rhododendron.
Owned and operated by lrrinjrlon Garage
It Auto Co., Ine, J. L. S. So. ad. Frea.
Msr Fhona E. 135. E. 14th and Broadway.
"Make reservations In advance.
NOTICE TO
CAMPERS
Dally truck service from Portland
to Arra Wauna, Welches and Rhodo
dendron. Leave all trunks or goods
of any kind at Front and Morrison.
Portland Fruit Co., 153 Front street.
ARRAH WANNA HOTEL
IK THS MT. HOOD DISTRICT
Fine mountain hotel In tha heart of the
Mt. Hood footnote on the Salmon river.
Beautiful trees and foliage. Splendid ac
commodation In hotel or bungalow. Rates:
S4 per day. 425 per week: 2 people. $45.
Send for folder. Daily auto stages for
Arrah wanna leave Irving ton Oarage, is
15th and Broad-way. Phon East 135, or
go by private auto. Geo. S. Spencar,
Arrah Wanna, via Cherryville poetof fice.
HOTEL GULER
In the Beautiful Trout Lake valley Washing
ton. Good trout fishiiuc on the lake. In Trout
enek or Whit Baimon river, iiy auto or
horseback, visit the lava and Ice caves,
Goos. lake, Indian racetrack. Steamboat
lake, etc. Automobile road to Mt. Adams
from hotel. 12 miles. Tennis, croquet,
twimmini nool. Amusement hall with dan.
clns; and billiards, near hotel. $S per day.
910 pep weelc. we nave enougn gasotma
tn siinnlv all tnurista.
J. K. Reynolds, Proprietor, Guler, Wash.
RHODODENDRON INN, MT. HOOD
Oregon's most beautiful mountain resort on
Zigzag river, in evergreen forest, near
ba?e of Mt Hood. Real meals, well cooked
and well served, large swimming pool,
dancing hall, saddle horses, croquet, fish
ing. Rates $4 per day. $21 to $25 ner week.
Per auto stage call East ISA or Jdain 172.
ftlKS. EM 1 1 FRANZETTI. Prop,
Rhododendron. Oregon.
was hostess Thursday at a charming
afternon tea In honor of Mrs. John
Reed Hulbert of Portland and her
guests, Mrs. G. A. Johnson of Port
land and Mrs. Isaac De Toung of
Sault Saint Marie, Mich. Other guests
of the occasion were Mrs. C. A.
Kreesraan, Mrs. Frank J. MeGettigan,
Mrs. Francis D. Curtis and Miss Ruble
Goulet, all of Portland; Mrs. Fred
Wilson and Mrs. H. S. Brode of Walia
Walla, and Mrs. E. C. Comstock of
Twin Rocks. .
J. F. McNary of Portland made
I the trip la Ip spend last week-end
NATATORIUM
overlooking bay and ocean. Euro
reservations or circulars call Main
Oregon.
SEAVIEW
WASHINGTON
Seaview. Seaview, Wash.
Select Year Seaside Home Now at
Cartwright Park
Seaside, Ores on.
Nearly 200 lota te ehoosa from. Lota en
Boardwalk, facing ocean. Lot. In Sprue.
urov. ana iota lacing isecanlcum river.
Pricr, S75 to S 700.
Whltmer Kelly Co.. 414 Plttork Block, or
. fll. Cola. Acent. Seaside. Or.
Manzanita Beach
A special opportunity to secure a Beach
Home. The LAN EDA CO., Inc., Man
zanita. Or., is offerine for cash for a
period of THRBB MONTHS ONLY
100 lots at $100 each
100 lots at t 75 each
For further detailed Information and
plats address Mltg. E. 11. LANK. Mmn
zunlta, Oregon.
ELMORE HOTEL
ROCK A WAV, OREGON
The best hotel on Tillamook Beaches.
"The place that pleases."
Also all kinds of beach cottages for
rent. For reservations address
J. J. KREDS, Rockw7, Oregon.
The SHELBURNE
(ELEVENTH SEASON)
Lonfr-distanee telephone In hotel. Two
blocks from- ocean. Buy your ticket
to Shelburne station. Write for res
ervations. American plan.
T. J. HOARE, Sea View. Was.
Necanlenm Inn. Seaaide, Ore iron.
The only family hotel overiooklnr ocean.
Beautiful rreundi, sun par lore and roof
garden. Dining room tn charge ot trained
dietitian and staff of especially selected
kj. jl. i-.. iiuasnn.
Miaa Emily Daman n. Prop.,
eeaatde. Oregon.
PACIFIC VIEW HOTEL
Furnished rooms and tents for house
keeping:. Facing: the ocean. Address
I P. HARRKSCHOU, Prep.. Seaside. Or.
RESORTS.
For Reservation and Tickets
Rainier National Park
Call on or write our
Special Representative,
Dorsey B, Smith, Mar.
fournal Travel Bureau, 180 Br'dway
Phone Mar. 1979. Portland, Or.
Loiiducled alons lines most Invit
ing to men and women of refined
last... Send lor illustrated booklet
MKa. C. IV. J. KKCKElUi.
White S.lmon. tVa.h. t'ltnne 7KYI
Cool nights and balmy day
at elevation of 6000 feet
TALL1 CnTAHOE
CALIFORNIA ml&i8Lm
rained few troat fiahinrr, motor boatinc.
otomobllinrr aad mountain hiking:. Air
plane lilghta. . . NuVKts. Maatpr.
The New St. Martins
. Mineral Springs Hotel
Columbia Hirer's . Best Resort
Hot Mineral Baths
Very beneficial for rheumatism
and blood disorders. Auto meets
all trains at Carson. Washington.
Bozanta Tavern
Elevation 2240 Feet.
Hayden Lake, Idaho.
87 M ilea at of Spokane.
Most beautiful resort In Idaho. Sit
uated on the banks of Hayden Lake.
Golf, tennis, boating, fishing. Beau
tiful drives and walks.
Address Dan J. Moore. Prop.
Beautiful
Battle Ground, Lake Wash.
Take Yacolt road out of Vancouver.
Come to the mountains. Admission 10c.
with his family, who are spending the
season at the Hewitt cottage. "
Kegistererl at the Twin Rocks hotel
for the week was Mrs. Opal Hiatt of
Portland.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. L,
Sappington at their cottage were their
son Horace and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Towers of Brighton. Horace Sap
pington is engaged in civil, engineer.
ine at Tillamook.
A delightful informal afternoon was
given Friday afternon by Mrs. E. C,
Comstock at her cottage. Guests were
Miss Mary Ellen Bailejr of Eugene,
ESO
Lake and Beach Resorts
TRAVELERS'
'3
Around the World
Six tour Iravina September.
December to the orincmal
limited to 12. Accommodations the bst - available.
The Orient
Tours from September on, visiting Japan, Korea. China.
Manchuria, the Philippines and Java. Also, a cruise to the
South Sea Islands.
Alaska
A tour nailing from Seattle July 2tt.
National Parks
Special tours leaving every week.
Fall Tours to Europe. South America. California
Wherever you travel carry
American Express
Karl 1. Walker, L. p. A. T -L
-jfya Wfr. f,tli 4i Oak. -ort land . .
g, a-w - a-7 X
a sx v m
Columbia Pacific
Shipping Company
NORTH CHINA LINK."
Direr t aervlca without transhipment.
PORTLAND to Kube. Yokohama, Snang
hal, Ttnngrau. Taku Bar and Dalren.
5. S. "Went KeetB" Late July Loadfnr
6. t. "Wwt Xivttria" Earl. A rig. Loatlinjc
tt. 8 ."West NomentUB" ltta Aug;. Lot din a;
The above-named v ess? la ara now neing
Looked. For further Information regarding
pact, raies, etc, apply
Traffic Department
Board of Trade Building
Portland. Orecoa
Astoria Route
S. S. "ASTORIAN"
1:10 P. M DAILY (Except Thura)
F ARE fl.ta. including tax.
Taylor St. Dock.
Phones Main IOCS. .ll-4t.
Astoria and Way Points .
STR. GEORGIANA
Round trio dally (excent Friday, Imw.
Portland - 7:10 A. M., Alder-street doeU;
Leaves Atoria 2 P. M.t iTlavel dock, Kara
$1.65 each way. Special a la carte dining
service. Direct connection for south
beaches. ISicht boat daily, 8 P. 51.. daily
except Sunday. The Hark in . Transporta
tion Co. Main A41-22.
AUSTRALIA
Honolulu. 8nva. New Zealand.
The Palatial Passenger btramera
M. 6. 'MAGAIU" U. M. S. M.MAKCJU"
t.000 Tons 13.000 Ton
Bail from Vancouver, tft. C.
For fares tnd Ha. Unite apply Can. !'. Rail
way. 4 Third tot.. Portland, or Canadian-AiaUia-mJaia
n UovmI Mail Line, 4-10 oeywuu
bc. vaneouver. r-
HOTELS.
Everyone
Goes to
tBES"razGlaood
CJ VcoNFEcnoNEiar & restaurant
The best of every
thing to eat, pre
pared in the way
you like best. The
Hazelwood will
welcome y o u . in
Portland.
388 Washington
127 Broadway
The SEWARD Is a new, modern and
elegantly appointed hotel, possessing
one of the most beautiful corner lob
bies in the northwest- Located at
10th and Aider eta., opposite Olds,
Wortman & Klnas big department
score, in heart of retail and theater
district. RAtes 11-50 and up. Ex
cellent dining-room service. Popu
lar prices. Bus meets ail trains.
"VV" car also runs from Union De
pot direct to Hotel SEWARD.
W, C. CulberUon, Prop.
Miss Ruby Goulet, Mrs. Francis D.
Curtis, Mrs. C. A. Kressman, Mrs. E.
S. Payne, Mrs. Frank J. MeGettigan,
Mrs. Robert Gardner, Mrs. G. A. John
son, Mrs. John R. Hulburt and Mrs.
Isaac De Young, all of Portland.
Mrs. G. A. Johnson of the James
John high school faculty, Portland, is
spending a week at the Hadley, cot
tages. I). J. Van Scyoe has as his guests
at Twin Rocks hotel Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Lear and, daughter, Ethel May,
of Portland.
J, B, Stam has. resigned bis posi
CODE,
October. November and
citie of the World Parties
those spendable everywhere
Travelers Cheques
n 11
S. S. "CITY OF TOPEKA"
Sails from Portland 9 P. M.. July
26 for Marshfield, Eureka and San
Francisco, connecting with steam
ers to Los Anareles and San Diego.
SPECIAL, KXCl'RSION IIOU.NO
TKIP HATES
San Francisco to Los Angeles, 25
San Francisco to San Diego... 30
Un sale to August 31.
Ticket Office 101 Third St.
Freight Office
Municipal Dock No. 2.
Phone Main 2al.
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SanFrancisco
S. S. ROSE CITY
DEPARTS IO A. M.
Wednesday, July 21
FROM AINSWOnTU DOCK.
Fare Includes Berth and Meala.
CITY TICKET OFFIC15 SI AND
WASH. I'HCMJ MAIN 3S30. .
FREKSHT OFFICE, AIXSWOHTH
duck, i'hom: nuwY. ssm.
TUK SAN FIIAKCI8CO A PORT
L.tD 8. 8. COMPANY.
Phone your want ads to The Orego-
nian. Main 7070, Automatic BS0-9R.
Portland and the North
west's finest hostelry.
Rates $2.50 and Up
Splendid grill and fa
cilities for entertaining
private parties.
Portland, Oregon
Spendyour vacation in
SAN FRANCISCO
HOTEL
WART
On Geary St., Jnt off Union Square,
close to everything worth while. Good
accommodations at moderate rates.
Breakfast, 60c, 0c, 75c, Lunch 70c
(Sundays 75c), Dinner $1.25 (Sunday,
SI. 50). Municipal ear passes the door.
Stewart Motor Bus meets principal
trains and steamers. It is advisable to
make reserTations in advance ot arrival.
BaT:
Kccax Fnws Developed free
Phone Tfour Want Ads to
The Oregonian
Main 7070 A. 6093
tion with the Watseco shingle mills
to accept an Important place with,
the Brighton Mills company. Mr.
Slam's new headquarters will be at
Mohler, but his family will not join,
him there until September.
George II. Sampson returned to
Twin Rocks sfter a short business
trip to Portland last week. Mrs. M"ary
U. Sampson ia expected to Join her
sons at their cottage. Cedareides,
some time during the week.
J. W. Dalrymple of Portland has
accepted a position with the Twin
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