The Sunday Oregonian., August 13, 1922, SECTION THREE, Page 9, Image 53

THE SUNDAY OREGONTAX, PORTXAXD, AUGUST 13, 1922
NORTHWEST VACATIONISTS FROLIC AT BEACHES
it th John-
Bergen can ba found
on cottK-
Mra. Ray Berry and son Alfred are
g-usta of Mrs. Uwrenc Ser.tn.
M r. R. B. Mutats; and daughters
Xatherlna and Dorothy ara spending
u in s summer a m .
4. Mrm, Helen Linn and Mrs. Charjes
rundor end hm Charles Jr. and
Billy hava returned to Portland
after a month's atay at the beach.
Mrs. Joseph Adam has returned
to Portland. She has been th" truest
f her mother. Mrs. It. B. Knight,
for a fortnight.
Misa Oertruda Boyla and Jane
Stevens hare returned to the beach.
Mr. and Mra. Geora-e Herkhisa
and son Nathan and Miss Elisabeth
Mora-in are summering at the
A.on.
Week-end guests at the Victory
rnttace were Paulina and Madeline
Masciet and Mr. and Mra. Pater
Connacher.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Withers and
daughters of Spokane are enjoying
an outing at the Avalon.
Mra. Viowd and daughter Agnes
are gc . at the Stryker cottage.
Mrs. xjeorra Porter and sons are
domiciled In their aummer home here
for the reman y of the. ion.
Miw M. Way and Walther
re gueata at rha Ben Mid cot-
tag.
Mra. R. S. Henderson -nterr' "A
Mr. and Mra. J. a Goodall ova. -je
week end.
Occupying- the porter cottage on
the boulevard are Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
McOrather and fml'jr ajid their
gueata. Mra. Herbert Study and chil
dren. Dorothy and Spencer Study of
Seattle.
Mr. and Mra. Joseph P. Quirk and
family have taken the Sunset cot
tare for the remainder of the
season.
Mr and Mra A. n. Good are va
W aatloclnr at Kdgewood.
r John Major ia the hou-e guest of
Mrs. Ethel Pawtey. Mra. J. H. Lulhn
and daughters Margaret and Kath
arine are also guests at Mrs. Faw-
ley"a cottage.
Mr. and Mra. Fred J. Brady hare
as their house guest. Mrs. J. P. Mayo,
Mr. and Mra. Ed Cousins were
week-end guesta at the beach.
Guests at the A- B. Wellington
heme. -Wander Inn" are Mrs. C E.
Moore and daughter, and Mr. and
Mra. C. E. Wellington.
Mr. and Mra John O. Tracer and
son James hare taken the Over
look cottar for two weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Knapp and Joe Knapp
f Vancouver. Wash., are the house-g-aeata
of Mrav Ev B. Hyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. p. W. Hawklnson and
Mr. and Mrm. H. D. Tilton and daugh
ter Marion are domiciled In Point
Lomk cottage.
Mr. mnd Mm. J. 3. Sh!p Irene
and Ruby Warner. Miss Bessie
fcoraires. Richard and Irene McE'.roy
and Earl Burnett are enjoying a
two weeks' stay at the Duffy cot
tage. E. P. Martin arpent the week end
with hi family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stlllman Jr.
Mr. and Mrm. IL T. Boyce and Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Fisher will occupy
tba Ghemln cottage for August.
Mrm, Hodgkln of Weatport. S. T..
la visiting her daughter. Mrs. Carl
T. Boa, at the Walker cottage.
Ida E. During and Ruby L. Olsen
aire at Keld cottage. Seavlew.
Xr. and Mra. Carl Roas and chil
dren. Jean and Clarke, are dom
iciled at the fWaJker cottage, near
Holman.
Miss EMxabeth Corcoran and Miss
Faiona Kane are guests of Mra:
W. J. Corcoran.
Miaa Anna Thompson and sister.
Marge, mra at the Ladd cottage.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Manner and
daughter. Jean Ellen, and Mra. J.
Kerr were week-end visitors at the
Manner cottage coming here to cel
ebrate Jamea Manner's birthday on
Sunday.
Mrs. Isaao Lawler has returned to
her cottage here.
Lazar Schoff la a-pendlng a week
at Beach center.
Chester A. Sheppard and George
S. Graham motored to the beach last
week and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. G. Thorsen.
Mis Loul.ee Newman of Portland
Is -isitinr Mr. and Mra. E. C. Chapln.
Frank Healy ia spending the week
end with his family.
Warren M. Thorsen and Miss Hel
er. Thorsen spent the week end with
their parents.
Mrs. M. A. Gould of Portland la a
gust at the Thorsen home.
Harry Gevurtx Is visiting his
mother.
Miss Margaret Russell la visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jennings.
Miss Isabel Schetaky haa returned
to her home after a month with
Grandma Knight.
Mr. and Mra. John Barbey and
granddaughter Dorothy Reed have
cloesd their cottage and returned
to Portland.
J. C Steven spent the week end
with his family and Mra. Stevens
motored back to Portland with him
to remain fer a few days.
Mr. . and Mrm. Jack Lewi, and
daughter Eleanor have returned to
Portland.
Jack Dundore and Genevieve Clancy
pent the week end at the Dundora
aummer home here.
Mr. and Mra. R. O. Morrison ar
rived Tuesday to spend a week with
Mrs. XX E. Dunbar at her Sunny
bridge cottage.
Misa Ines FaJrchlld has returned
home after several weeks' stay with
Charlotte Hawkina.
Amour the University of Oreeron
tndenta who are summering at this
reaort are: Mildred Lauderdale. Car
ml Sbeaagreen. Helen Versteeg.
Martha. Shall. Jean Ony. Pauline
Bondurant, Charlotte Hawkins. El
ena Greene. Donald Goodrich. Ed
ward Bowman. Barton Sherk. Scott
ftVcheL Ghavaacey Wlghtman and Bill
Collins.
CAXXOX BEACH IS POPrtAR
Highway Improvement Increase
Patronage at Resort.
CrVNTfO.V BEACH. Or.. Aug. 1.
(Special.) Sine the Improvement
and a regular programme of dances
has been held in Kofeld's pavilion.
With the season nearlng an end.
both vis'tors and residents are sat
isfied with the results, pleasure and
prosperity.
Miss Elizabeth Boshke of San
Francis-o was honored at a house
party given over the week end, with
Miss Helen West as hostess. Addl
tiona! Quests were Burr Whitney
and Herbert Malarkey
Mrs. James Hill and children have
returned to their home In Pendleton
after spending a vacation at the
Young cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Haak and fam
ily and M:s Nola Haak are doml
ciled in the Mtnera cottage for a
fortnight.
A. 11 Peterson and son Howard
of Wslia VValia are spending their
vacation at Cannon Beach.
Mrs. Harry W. Sharp and family
are enjoying a week's stay at the
Jc-ola hotel.
Mrs. H. P. McKenzle of Pendleton
Is spending a few weeka with her
sister. Mra Bessie Rees.
Mrs. L. Bloomqulst of Seattle has
returned to her home after a week's
stay as the guest of Mrs. James Hill.
Mrs. David Hill haa returned to
her home.
M'.ss Bertha Crank and Misa Bon
ner Eckhart of Portland have taken
the Cornell cottage for the re maid
der of the month.
Dr. Amelia Zeigler, Mrs. L. E.
Savalne and daughter Zelma and
Mrs. Elsie Bolt of Portland are
spending a week at the Cornell cot
tage.
Miss Nell Farm Inter la the house
guest of Mrs. Emily Cornell at Elk
Creejc Park
Mra. H. L. Lee and daughter. Miss
Violet Lee, and Mra. Harry Rescke
and baby H4en are occupying the
A. G. Whlteman cottage.
Mr. and Mra. Rosa Elliott have
returned to Eugene after a few
weeks' stay aa the guests of Mrs.
Elliot's parents, Mr. and Mrm.
Becker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hall of Kansas
City are gueata at the Scbeiber cot
tags for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Monk of Port
land are house gueata of Mrs.
Schelber.
Dr. and Mra. Dennla are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin White at
the GerrKse cottage.
Mrs. H. Schults and children are
domiciled Ia one of the Schelber cot
tages.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Chapman and
daughter. Edith. Anne, have taken
the Uraton cottage for the remain
der of the season.
Mr. and Mra. L. Eckhardt. with
Loyd Eckhardt. were the guests of
the B. T. tantrums last week.
H. S. Bamfield and mother, with
Jimmy Bamfield. are occupying the
Ferguson cottage for the season.
The Mtes Bess and Doris Kubler,
Cecl" McKara and Ben Lee were
guesta of Miss Florence Gradon last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rarey and son,
Harry, and Harold Smith are spend
Ing their vacation on Mozon ave
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rowley, Mr.
and Mra. Yerkes. Mr. and Mra
D.ibich and son, Mr. Daugherty and
Miss Hartman. all of Yakima. Wash.
are vacationing at Cannon Beach,
Mra W. A. Bletch haa returned to
her home In Portland after spend
ing two weeks here as the guest of
her son. Percy Bletch.
Mrs. J. R. Jones and children are
apendlng the summer at their new
summer camp.
The wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mra Harry Merrltt. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Merrltt were celebrated laat
week with a big bonfire party. The
guesta were: Mr. and Mrs. C. E
Merrltt and son. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Merrltt. Mr. and Mrs. H. Merrltt and
son. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones and
children, J. O. Jones. Percy Bletch,
Mrs. E. Maples. Mrs. E. O. Martin
and the Mlaaem Sullivan. Holmes and
Anderson.
Dr. Carter and family are vaca
tionlng at the Merrltt cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coe spent
Sunday here with Ralph Coe
Mrs. Fred D. McKeen is visiting
at the McClarena cottage for the
month of August.
Major A. N. Simpson and family
of Seattle and Rev. L. K. Grimes are
domiciled In the Short cottage for a
fortnight.
Miss xullzabetn setters has re
turned to Astoria to apend the rest
of the summer
Mr. and Mra. H. Imus and Mr. an
Mra. Dell Imus of Kalama. Wash
were week end guesta of Mra. S. E.
Gumm.
Paul Flnell of Pendleton la spend
Ing a week as the gaest of Byros
Gumm.
Mr. and Mra. William E. Fuller
are among the recent beach arrl' ala
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rakel. Mar
garet and Ruth Rakel of Oregos
City are vacationing here.
Eleanor Schneider and Tony
Schneider are spending a few weeks
at Cannon Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. F. IL Wall of Port
land are here for-the summer.
Jay H. Stockman and family mra
at home In the Brinkman cottage
for the month of August.
Mr. and Mra. Edward L. Clark and
daughter Betty have arrived to
spend the remainder of the season
Mrs. Donald J. Reed and daughter
Betty hv taken cottage here for
the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Lynch and
son Patrick are summering at Can
non Beach.
Mr. and Mra. Hubert A. Williams
and family are domiciled la a cot
tage here.
A recent arrival her la Miss
Louisa E. Dalton of Portland. H. O.
Daltoo la also apendlng his vacation
here.
Mr. and Mrm. Harry Arery and
daughter Jean and Eleanor and
Marion Dallas are here for the aum
mer montha.
Mr. and Mra J. W. Hart and sons
Jack and Bobby of Milwaukie have
taken a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Spooner and
of th h?-hwav to r.n. R..h -Margaret and fc.va fcpooner are en-
... , . . . Joying a fortnight's stay at the
hard sand haa drawn an ever In
creasing throng of pleasure lovers
who travel by automobile. The al
luring, hard-packed beach brings
out many fast drivers daily who like
to try out their cars and many are
the speed events that take place.
Spectators turn out by the scores
and the long course takes on the
aspect of a speedway at times.
With the coming of the auto In
ever increasing numbers has come
the record season for Cannon Bffich.
for never before have there been
so many visitors. The town Itself
la expanding and becoming an im
portant center for a rapidly enlarg
ing section of the Oregon coast.
Few newcomers to this portion of
the coast fall to be Impressed by
the magnificence of the scenery.
This season, as never before, has
witnessed the development of a
large number of horseback riders.
Expert eastern Oregon Instructors
have come to the beach and brought
In a fine selection of stock. As
many of the aummer residents here
trave their own mounts the school
horses have made it possible for
nearly all of those who love the
recreation to ride.
But riding, whether in the saddle
or on the cushions. Is far from all!
of the assortment of entertainment
offered here. The hunting and fish
ing this year have been exceptional
beach
O. W. Derry and the Misses
Mildred. Lire lie and Winifred Derry
of Milwaukie. Or., are spending their
vacation here.
Mrs. Charles J. Osten Is spending
the month of August at this resort.
Mrs. Earl A. Thompson and chil
dren. Lyle, Wanda and Harold, are
domiciled In a cottage here for the
remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coats and son
Walter and Mrs. Ralph Coats mra
among the recent arrivals.
Mrs. F. H. Lewis and daughter
Emegine and son Donald are at the
Cannon Beach hotel for the month
of August.
Mra J. W. Ganong. Miss Lorn a
Ganong and Miss Helen Glissner are
the guests of Mrs. George Powls at
Sunktst cottage.
Mrs. O. B. Setters and daughter
Esther have returned to Astoria.
Misa Helen Ahun is visiting Miss
Roberta Wells, at Woodmere cot
tage. A. Wheelhouse and son Roy, H.
Whee'.house add Beverly Twan mo
tored to the beach for the month of
August.
M'.sa Dorothy Henderson was a
visitor at Cannon Beach on Thurs-
d y.
Mrs P. J. Holohsn entertained at
a bridge party honoring Mrs. J. W.
Ganong. a besch visitor. Those
present were: Lome Ganong. Mra
George Powis. Mrs. H. E. Alger.
Mrs. J. C Eliot, Mrs. Morton Alger,
Mrs. Harvey Wells. Mrs. S. E.
Gumm, Mrs. T. a White. Mrs. Shoff.
NEWPORT PLEASES EDITORS
Newspaper Men Continue to Send
Appreciations of Hospitality.
NEWPORT. Or.. Aug. 13. (Spe
cial.) The Newport community club
and Individual citizens are still re
ceiving letters from various editors
throughout the state complimenting
the people of Newport on ther hos
pitality during the recent visit
the editorial association, and ex
pressing their appreciation of New
port a numerous and varied catusa!
attractions. v
The sight-seeing trip of Mlf A.
E. Gaffney. Miss M. E. Shaver. Mrs.
M. P. Fletcher and Prof. E. F. Per
not of Portland came to a sudden
ending when they started to cross
the Sliets river. Miss Shaver stepped
Into a boat, which suddenly turned.
precipitating her Into the swift wa
ters of the stream. F. J. Scott of
Newport, who accompanied the par
ty, proved the hero of the occasion
for, after an exciting time, ha suc
ceeded In rescuing her.
An attractive dinner party was
given Saturday evening at the Tour
ist inn, when Dr. and Mrs. Berry
entertained in honor of the fifteenth
birthday anniversary of Alice and
Alan Walsh. The table was deco
rated with pink roses and two birth
day cakes with 15 candles each.
About 30 guests shared the festiv
itles of the evening.
Mrs. J. I. Hines was hostess at
her new home, the Aerie, at a lunch
eon, complimenting Mrs. E. S. Balr,
who Is soon to leave for Portland.
In the bowling tournament last
week. Hazel Smith of Toledo w&r
tha prize winner among the women,
while R. C. Stuart of Pocatello. IdV.
won the men's prize. Cora Grey of
Portland and Richard Thomas of
Newport were successful contest
ants for the girls and boys under 15.
In the shooting contest, W. A. Ste
vens of Seattle was the lucky one.
Mr. Shaffer of The Dalles enter
tained Is guests at dinner at Touriat
Inn last Sunday.
Roy B .Gilbert of Salem made a
record trip into Newport laat week.
It took him Just three hours and 26
minutes after he left Salem.
Mr. and Mrst. Francisco are occu
pying the Hull cottage.
Judge Hamilton of Koseburg. who
has been holding court at Toledo the
last week, was a recent beach visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. McGrath
and daughter Ruth. Miss Mamie
Cavin and Fred Packwood of Baker
were the house gue.ts of Judge and
Mra. C W. James. Miss Cavin is an
art and music teacher in the schools
of Baker, and Mr. McGrath is -con
nected with the First National bank
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Taylor and
family of Salem are-housed at the
old playground.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jones have as
their houss guests, Miss Jones, Misa
Helen Helberg, a violinist of Port
land, and Miss Edna Peatrs, an art
ist from Ketchikan, Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Samuelson and
sons. Andrew and Fred, and daugh
ter. Hilda, are occuping a beach cot
tage for a month.
Mrs. J. A. Allen. Mabel Allen and
Robert Rogsdale are domiciled in a
Cherry City cottare for three weeks.
Mr. Tid Mrs. Hibbs of Independ
ence. Mrs. Thomas and her nephew
Jack of Portland are Nye' beach
visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Spokane.
Wash., are housed in a rest cottage.
Mrs. McDevitt has returned to her
borne In Independence.
Mrs George Kohlhagen and
daughter Florence of Roseburg are
spending a month at the beach.
Professor and Mrs. Snow of Cor-
vallis have taken a beach cottage.
Mrs. Balrd Rickard and son of
Corvallis and Miss Paraons of Da
kota are domiciled In a beach cot
tage.
Dr. Paul Ashley of Centralia.
Wash., has been the guest of his
sister. Miss Agnes Ashley, and
daughter Rebecca-
Mr. and Mrs. William Moher of
Portland are vacationists at Tourist
Inn.
Mr. anl Mrs. C F. Dickson and
son Marvin are among the recent
arrivals.
B. D. Leathers and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Longden of Salado,
Wash., are guests at the Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. McCluca- of Sil-
verton are Newport visitors.
Miss Snell. one of the first eco
nomics instructors at Oregon agri
cultural college. Is spending her va
cation at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Grosh-ong and child
of Corvallia are among the aummer
pleasure-seekers.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Guessly 01
Forest Grove and Mra. Bigger of
Alaska are occupying a beach cottage.
Lee Wann and Slade Moorman of
Portland are occupying a cottage at
Nye beach.
Attorney and Mrs. J. Lewis drove
over from Corvallis for a few days.
M'ss N. Gardiner of Portland and
Miss Susie V'odjansky of Eugene are
guests at the Nicolal.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Drain and par
ty of Eugene are among the summer
visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albrlch of Sa
lem are spending two weeks at the
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cox and Robert
Cox of Albany are domiciled In
Cherry City cottage.
L. a. Green or foruanct is a guest
at the Tour'st Inn.
M, Tumley and M. Mount are re
cent arrivals at the old playground.
Dr. and Mra. Joseph and family
of Corvallis are visiting Dr. Joseph's
father for several days.
Mr. and Mra. J. P. Colmaa and
daughter Emma left for Portland
Monday.
J. H. Hawkins and family of
Banks are guests at the Borden. Mr.
Hawkina la Interested In the lumber
ndustry.
A. G. Carrlck and family of Albany
are among the summer vacationists.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones of Jef
ferson ara enjoying a beach vacation.
Mary Bender and Bessie Hoover
of Albany are guests at the Cope-Land.
D. M. Wheelock, H. G. Anderson
and L. V. Porter are Corvallis visit
ors at the Borden.
Vacationists from Lebanon at the
old playground ara C. B. Reynolds,
G. L. Tucker and . Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Gardner
are domiciled In a Cherry City cottage.
Mra Edna Lavalley of Salem ar
rived Sunday for an outing.
F. G. Goodenough of Portland has
been a guest at the Borden.
H. G. Anderson and family of
Wasco are sojourning at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam and children
of Portland were guests at the Mil
pah for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Houghton are re
cent arrivals from Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer of
Portland are guesta at the Copeland.
Mr. an,d Mrs. C. A. Bilow of Al
bany are housed in a Cherry Cty
cottage.
Mrs. Arthur D. Sullivan and chil
dren, Portland; Florence Doyle, Se
attle; Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Irish, and
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Nldever of Eu
gene are housed at the old play
ground. . M. Duffey, buainasa manager of
Oregon agricultural college, w
visitor for several days.
Recent arrivals st the Nicolal In
elude Mr. and Mra. George H.
Wilkes. Misa A. Meinert. Mrs. L. F,
McCialn, Verna and Ralph McClain,
Albany; M. F. Buckman and family,
Seattle; Mrs. S, J. Bilyeu. Hele
Litchfield, E. D. Davis, Salem; Zeta
Smith. Mrs. A. H. Phelps, Frances
Torke. J. W. Wargon. Helen East
man. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Langley,
Portland; Louise Miller. Marguerite
Oottnair, Monroe; Mr. ''and Mra.
Thomas Holman. Elizabeth Gore,
Medford; Lee Ross, Roy Elliott.
Harrlsburg: Mr. and Mrs. G. S. But
ler. Ashland.-- Mr. and Mra. D. H.
Ball. Corvallis.
Mrs. J. H. Fletcher and Mary
Fletcher of Vancouver. Wash- are
among the vacationists at the Gil
more.
Mr. and Mrs. fc. C. Baker of Port
land and Mr. and Mrs. E. Ch am.be r-
iln of Suver are vacationists at Sun
nyaide lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M- Davidson of
Portland are beach visitors.
Mrs. F. P. Drinker and son Russel,
Miss Anna Haupt and Mark Drlnke
of Portland are vacationists at th
Uilmore.
Miss Edna Waplea, head of th
home economics department In th
Portland schools, and Miss Gafne of
the Benson Polytechnic, motored
over from Corvallis for the week
end. They had been attending the
convention In Corvallia.
Week-end guests at the Damon
were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Caufield
of Oregon City. Mr. and Mra. Row
land Parker of Albany, Ida Erlck
son of La. Crosse Wis., and Mrs
IL P. Markusen of Junction City.
Mrs. William Fortmiller and Flor
enco Fortmiller of Albany are
among the recent arrivals.
Guests at the Gllmore Include Mr,
end Mrs. W. J. Brockelbank. Cam
bridge, Mass.; Miss Elsatia Koen,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Parkin
son. Mrs. M. E. Harbaugh, Edna
Harbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruntsch, E. Bou
chet, Marlon Harrington. George W,
Stokes, Constance Swing, Hilda
Lancefleld. J. F. Wedling. Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. C. E
Hendry x, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kerr,
Mr and Mra. E. G. Rose, Portland
Chester Wilcox. C W. Wilcox, To
ledo: Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ovborn,
Bertha Wolen. Mrs. Addle Mills,
Robert Clearwater and party, Mrs
J. M. Smith, Salem; Leonella Smith,
Monmouth; Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Walles, Eugene; C. D. Cal-brent, In
dependence; Mrs. F. M. Parker, Med
ford; Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Griffin,
Mrs. J. T. Hay. John Hay, Corvallis
F. M. Redfield. H. M. McDonough
Mrs. G. W. Rohrbourgh. F. R. Beals
Tillamook: Martha J. Beit, Spokane,
Wash.; Mrs. W. J. Burke, Ellnore
Burke. Wellsdale; R. K. Maynard,
Chicago, v
Colonel M. E. Van Way, hla son;
Charles Van Way. and Colonel
Fuller are Portlanders at the Abbey.
Colonel Fuller will aucceed Colonel
Van Way as engineer of the Spruce
corporation.
Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Burton of S
iem are domiciled in a Sea Crest
cottage for a fortnight. j
Mr., and Mrs. Irving T. Raue of
Oregon City are beach visitors.
Mr. and Mra. Hammel, Jane Ham
mel and C. M. Featherow of Falls
City are housed at Tent City. -
Mrs. C. B. Harrltt. Mrs. Bert Wil
son and Nora Miller are sojourning
at Sunnyside lodge.
Van Coates and family of Albany
are late arrivals.
George W. Stokes of Portland was
s guest at the Gilmore.
Mrs. A. P. Braniger, Mlllis Bran!
ger and Ethel Bonney of Woodburn
are domiciled In a Sunnyside lodge
cottage. -
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shearer, Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Hense, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. HuMburt are housed at Tak-
'.tezy.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of Portland
are guests at the Mlzpah for ten
days.
A. K. McMahon of Albany was
seen among the guests at the Abbey.
Mrs. Farra or Philomath is a re
cent arrival who plans on spending
the winter in Newport.
Mrs. H. M. Perry and Evelyn
Churchill of Salem are enjoying an
outing at the beach.
Mrs. J. R. Montgomery of Cor
vallis and Mrs. A. E. Allender of
Salem are guests at Sunnyside lodge.
M. A. Koppleln and Robert and
Ida Kopplein of Hoskins, with their
guests. John and Pauline Tilse of
Pasadena, Cal., enjoyed a beach
outing.
Lucy Reynolds and Ira Reynolds
of Portland are guests at the Da
mon. Mrs. Blain McCord and children
of Woodburn are housed in a Sea.
Crest cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Vincent and
Miss Vincent of Portland were
among the visitors at the Gllmore
forseveral days.
Adjutant-General George'A. White,
accompanied his family to Newport,
where tbey now are occupying a
beach cottage. General White was
called away on business but will
again join his family in two weeks.
At that time he is planning an ex
tended fishing- trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A- Hull of Cor
vallis. with their mothers, Mrs. Ruth
J. Hull of Urbana, 111., and Mrs. Lou.
?sa B. Polk of Corvallis. enjoyed the
hospitality of the Gilmore for sev
eral days.
Some of those registered at the
Abbey are Paul Shallhorn. H. G.
Merrltt. H. McDonough, Leo Conn,
J. C. Booth. E. C. Brandeberry Al
bany; W. F. Hintzen, Sheridan;
Isaac A. Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Evans, James Dannals. W. S. Jayes,
Salem; Julia Thurm, Mr. and Mrs.
John Thurm. C E. Fika. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Olds, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cor 11, Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Zeigler. Robert C. Smith,
F. A. Ford. E. John. C E. Budlong.
Ralph Budlong. C. E. Glllls, Don
Cameron. F. B. Gibson, Portland;
Mrs. E. H. Tryon, 'Gerald Detering,
Harrlsburg; Mr. and Mrs. G. Moore,
Dufur; Mrs. M. J. Bosworth, Vir
ginia Bosworth, Dr. and Mrs. R. L.
Bosworth. Arthur Clark, Corvallia;
Charles E. Oliver, Waldport; Hazel
Geddis, Spokane, Wash.
Robert Munn, state highway en
gineer, and D. C McLeod, who has
charge of this division of the road
work, were here this week on a tour
of Inspection. They were regis
tered at the Abbey.
Colonel Hofer has had as his
guests at the Agate beach cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Bynon of Seattle.
Juanita, Sena, Minnie and Frank
Morrison of Dallas are among- the
Tent City vacationists.
Nina B. Huck of Hubert, Verna
Johannesen of Idaho Falls. Olive M.
Merritt of Edgemere. Norma Cow
gilL Clara Cowglll of Soda Springs.
and Myrtle Davidson of Paris are a
group of Idaho teachers who, after
attending the convention at Cor
vallis. spent the week end at the
seashore.
Mr. and Mra. Walter L. Tooze Jr..
R. Belden Tooze, Walter L. Tooze
III. Miss Betty Ruby of McMlnn-
ville. and C. E. Ingalls of Corvallis
were guests at the Damon.
Rev. L B. Quick of Roseburg is a
guest at the Gilmore.
nr. ana Airs, xc F. Wilson ana
son. E. E. Wilson, of corvallis are
domiciled in their cottage In Arcadia.
Mrs. R U- Steelcjuist and children
will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. M. Davis until September.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Minty of Cor
vallis are Tent City visitors.
Frank Jenkins, of the Eugene
Register, paid short visit to his
family, who are occupying a beach
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Selig and Helen
and Geraldlne Selig of Salem, and
Thomas H. Patterson of Newberg
make up a beach party.
In their tour of the west Miss
M. B. Brucher, - Oklahoma City,
Okla.: Miss L. E. Brucher, Cape
Girardeau, Mo., and Miss M. R. Se
bastian, Baton Rouge, La., pa'd
Newport a visit.
J. K. Weatherford of Albany was
among the Abbey visitors this week.
Mrs. C. F. Hlgbee and girls of
Marlon are housed at a Sunnyside
lodge.
An Arlington group at the Gil
more are Mrs. Maud Voile, Mrs. C. C.
Wristen and Mr. . and Mrs. D. T.
Smith.
Dr. Walter Bilyeu of Albany was
seen among the summer colony.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett and
children ' of Eugene and Mr. and
Mrs. E. K. Denison of Sal-era are
domiciled in a Reeves cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nelson, Ruth
Nelson, and Mable Addlehart of Sa
lem are enjoying an outing at the
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Patterson o
Eugene are domiciled in a Sea Crest
cottage for ten days.
Out-of-state tourists In Newport
the last week were A. V. Dargan.
Miss M. H. Dargan and Mr. and Mrs.
E. Dargan of Houston, Tex.
Mrs. R. L. . Chapman, Barbara
Chapman, Mrs. John Orr and Char
lotte Orr are guests at the Nicolal.
i SETS OP TWINS AT PARTY
Mrs. xEditli Ii. Hart Hostess at
Twin Rocks Affair.
TWIN ROCKS, Or., Aug. 12
(Special.) Mrs. Edith L. Hart was
hostess for a Twin Rocks twin
party last Friday at her home at
Rockview villa. Four sets of
twins with their mothers were
present. On the guest list were:
James and David Whtttelesey,
8-year-old sons of Mr. and Mrs. C,
W. Whittelesey of Portland; Arthur
and Roy Dean, 2-year-old sons of
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Seymour of
Twin Rocks; Harold and Donald,
2-year-old sons of Mr. and Mrs. H.
R. Maloney of Portland, and Nancy
Hall and Betsey Allen, 20-months-.
old daughters of ' Mx. and Mrs.
Curtis Gardner of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donahue,
Mrs. Jennie Martin ot Beaver City,
Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branhard
of Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Branhard and children, Delphlne and
Continued on Pftge 111.)
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Miscellan eous
MOFFTCTT8 ROT SPRINGS
Mofrette P. O.. Wash.
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in ew .hotel hi me oaarr spriug
Opn all the year.
S. P. 8. co Cascade. Wash. Free
auto meet all trains.
North Bank Highway or. Columbia
HlsThway.
Room and board, wees:, $22; day. $3.50;
inle baths, OOo; seven baths. $3; Ameri
can plan.
Wk. . A -TO
8 II I P II K R 11 ' S HOT SPRINGS
Carson, Washington
Open yeer round. The ideal health and
recreation resort. Via S. P. & 3. Ry., via
CoHimbla Rver Hlg-fiway to Cucida
Locks, terry to Stevenson, Washington.
Write or phone for reservations. Rates
$20 per week and up; S3. 50 a day and up.
wonn fe. iveuy, Manager.
Harold H. Bain. Asa't Manaser.
City Otltcr. 4M3 C ham, of Commerce Bide
1'n one Hroaaway ezus
South Mt. Hood
-TRAVEL, BY MOTOS STAGE-
Reliance
MT. HOOD STAGES
Dally service to the South Side Mt
Hood Resorts, June 15th to Sept. 15th,
from the STAGE DEPOT, Park and Tarn
hill st a., at 7:45 A. M. ; also on Saturdays
at 8:15 P. M. during; July -and August.
Round trip (are to Welches $5.75.- Arrah
Wanna. Tawney's or Rhododendron Stf.uu:
Gov. Camp $8V0. The MT. HOOD RE
SORTS are Ideal for summer vacations.
Information, tickets and reservations at
B TAG IS DEPOT. Park and Yamhill sts.
Phone Main bttlJL Make reservations in
advance.
RHODODENDRON INN, ML HOOD
Oregon's most beautiful mountain resort.
Eummer Homes and Building; Sites on
river for sale. Real meals, well cooked
and well served. large swimming; pool,
dancing hall, saddle horses, croquet, fish
ing. Rates 4 per day. $21 to $25 per
week. Auto l-aves Stage Depot 7:45 A.
M. dally. Phone Main 6611.
Kfnerrat ions by Lone- Dtstanca.
sUitS. l.Mii FKANZETfl, Prop.
Rhododendron. Oregon.
a
HAZELWOOD
SUPREME VARIETY
The Ideal
Vacation Candy
An assortment of delicious
chocolates and home-made spe
cials, ranging in price from
(1.25 to $10.00 per box.
The Hazelwood
888 WaahlnaTtOB
Broadway
Hazelwood
127 Broadway
Multnomah Falls
Hazelwood
A delightful place to have
breakfast or light luncheons
any time during the day.
All
o Hlirh-Claaa
Soft Drinks a;
Confectloaa,
id Clarara , -
Situated at HnHsomab Falls.
em Columbia Mlver Highway.
Hotels
White Salmon
j Relaxation, wonderful view; every W
H comfort. $4 a day, $24 a week. M
r $0.50 a day with bath; $30 a week
with bath. MKS. C. V. J. KECK- I
JEf EKS. Vhlte Salmon. VVah. 7R-YL H
Mount Adams ,
HOTEL GULEB
In the beautiful Trout Lake valley.
Good trout fishing. By auto or
horseback: visit the lava and les
cave, Indian race track. Steamboat
lake, etc. Automobile roads to Mt.
Adams. Va miles north; Goose lake.
16 miles west; tourist club with danc
ing and billiards, near hotel. Rates:
American plan, $2.50 per day. $15 per
week. Cam per provisions for sa!e at
hotel. J . K. Key nolds. Pro p.. ii nl e r.
Wash.
flofe?.
Portland and the North
wests finest hostelry.
Rates $2.50 and Up
Splendid grill and fa
cilities for entertaining
private parties.
Portland, Oregon
National Park
Nature s Most Wonderful La boratory
A and Out-of -Doors Paradise
"The wildest geysers in the world, in bright, triumphant
bands, are dancing and singing in it amid thousands of boil
ing springs, beautiful and awful, their basins arrayed in
gorgeous colors like gigantic flowers; and hot paint-pots,
mud springs, mud volcanoes, mush and broth cauldrons
whose whole contents are of every color and consistency,
splash and heave and roar in bewildering abundance.
"Here, too, are hills of sparkling crystals, hills of sul
phur, hills of glass, hills of cinders and ashes, mountains
of every style of architecture, icy or forested, mountains
boiled soft like potatoes and colored like a sunset sky.
"The air Is electrical and full of ozone, healing, reviving,
exhilarating, kept pure by frost and fire, while the scenery
is wild enough to awaken the dead." John Muir.
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
DAILY
Portland to West Yellowstone
OPERATED BY THE - ..
Union Pacific System
LEAVES PORTLAND 5:00 P. M.
Yellowstone Park welcomes visitors- with
the most complete and wonderful Hotel and
Camp system on the continent, all under
Government supervision.
Roupd trip rail fare from Portland to
"West Tellowstone 538.25. Sleeping car fare
"one way $10.50. This does not include the
hotel or camp expense while in the Park,
which will depend on the length of stay.
Our City Passenger Agent will be glad to
call personally on anyone wishing to visit
Yellowstone and arrange all details.
Beautiful Illustrated booklets describing the Park,
further information desired, can be obtained of
and any
lu E. Omer' . .
City Passenger Agent.
701 "Wells 'Fargo Building.
Phone Broadway 500.
Union Station
Phone Broadway 0.802.
Consolidated Ticket Office
Third and Washington Sts.
Phone Broadway 5631.
Wm. McMurray
General Passenis
er Agent.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Seaside
Newport Beach
AGATE BEACH INN
Battleground, Wash.
Battle Ground Lake
8 miles north of Vancouver. Wash.
Good road, paved for 16 miles. Easy
ide from Portland. Free camping
ground. Fine bathing, canoeing.
a n o i n g. pooi onii. cuuicchuuqi j
tore, light lunches. An ideal place
for an outing. A. Miller, manager.
Battle Ground. Wash.
Cannon Beach
CANNON BEACH HOTEL
Spend your vacation on Cannon Beach,
the beach of a thousand wonders.
Cannon Bsach Hotel rates, fS per day.
fls per. week for room and board.
For further Information inquire of
D. A. OSBURN. Prop., ECOLA, OR.
Hotel Ecola
ECOLA. OREGON
On ocean front at Cannon Beach. A
delightful place to spend your vaca
tion. The best of food, short ordara,
ratca reasonable.
Ehaw Kofelt. Prspa.
ADVERTISE
IN
Summer Resort Dept.
OF
The Oregonian
It will bring; 70a more business.
I.
1 1, "
(in of the moat DieturesQue and beau
t. fully loca,td resort hotels on the Ore
gon coast. Midwy between Newport ernd
Cepe Foui weather, overlooking; the ocean.
L.arcft, airy rooms, comfortable beds, fa
mous for the excellence of our cuisine,
rkotiv mill, nhone. On Roosevelt hls:h-
wav. For rates and reservations address
Mrs. Katherlne iieorse. Agrate fieseb
. O- Or.
Oregon's
Resort kS
HOTEL SEASIDE
AT THE BREAKERS' EDGE"
SEASIDE. OREGON
American
Unexcelled Service Tbrougnout-
-Moderate Rates Special Weekly Rates
Neah-Kah-Nie Beach
NEAH-KAH-NIE TAVERN
Xeah-Kafc-Nla Beach
Opena Jnly X.
For satisfactory accommodations
telephone or write in advance to
. MRS. S. 6. REED
Nckalcm, Oregon.
Manzanita Beach
Visit this wonderfull scenic beach,
just so. of Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain,
near Nehalem. Splendid hiking and
fishing. Good meals and accommo
dations at Lane's Hotel; fine store;
camp grounds. Special sale of beach
lots. Reached via S. P. to Wheeler.
By auto via either Seaside or Tilla
mook. Write Iinnedn. Inc., Owners.
Long Beach-
The Gables Hotel
SKA VIEW. WJf.
Two block's from Beach on board
walk. Small but axciusive. For peo
ple' who enjoy a distinctive place.
Modern, large llvlnc room with fire
place. Phone of write.
SIRS. M. E. GEN8MON,
BE A VIEW. WN.
Lake Resorts
IDAHO'S BKAUTIFIL RESORT
BOZANTA TAVERN
mn J. Moore, Prop.
' oxanta, conducted en the American plan. Is a beautiful Swiss chalet, snr
roundeu by many modem eottaes. on the ahore of Hayden lake, 40 miles
from Spokane. Contains grand lobby, i wo great fireplaces, attractive rooms,
with or without bath; charming dinln- room, with tables supplied by the
choicest productions of ever-blooming orchards and gardena If you love golf.
tennis, dancing, rowing, swimming, risning or rooconns. com w uj uuu
it America. For rates or reservations write to
BOZANTA TAVEAN. Hayden leasee. ldae
summer -nd
NECANICUM INN
SEASIDE. OREGOX.
On boardwalk facing the ocean. Beau
tiful, gardens. Ideal homelike sur
roundings. Now OPEN. Write for
rates and reservations. Address MISS
EMIil DAMAN'S or MKS. W. J.
UF.KS, Seaside. Oregon.
MERRITT & JONES
TRANSPORTATION CO.
V. 8. Mail Stage
Pa seen ger and Truck Service
between
6easif and Cannon Beach.
ECOLA, OREGON
Tillamook Beach
LAKE LYTLE HOTEL "Twixt Ocean and Lake"
Open all year.
Good roads, fine auto accommodations. Southern Pacific station
at fcotel. Largest and most modern hotel on Tillamook Beaches.
Write or phone Julia M. Parker,'
LAKE LYTLE HOTEL, IlocJtaway, Or.
BAYOCEAN
Beautiful beach and peninsula
between bay and ocean. Cool and
refreshing clear skies. Good
boat service from Bay City. Ho
tel Bayoceam J3.50 to S5 per day.
Mrs. H. J. Martin. Mgr.. Bayocean.
Natatorlum, swimming instruc
tion. Prof. I A. Harvey. Mgr.
Elmore Hotel
Rockaway, Oregon.
If you have never tried the "Elmore,",
do so on your next trip or vacation. You
will never regret it. The beet hotel on
the Tillamook beaches, within stone's -throw
of the surf. Hot and cold water -in
all rooms. Meals and beds unexcelled. .
Prices reasonable. ,
J. J. Krebs, Prop., Bock away. Or. y.
CLASSIC RIDGE HOUSE
NEHALEM. OREGON.
For tents, cottages, h. k., beach
camps, accommodations, "
write or phone. "
Long Beach
HOTEL SEA VIE
SEAVIEW, WASHINGTON
TvrateI on North Beach. The finest beach In the' Pacific Northwest "
Unsurpassed surf bathing, 200 yards from hotel. Excellent cuisine, com
fortable rooms. An laeai summer resort, x or raxes, resei vuun aaureaa
HARRY P. MUTZIG, Seavlew. Wash.
Private Boarding
House
Three blocks north of Beach Cen
ter Station, one block from ocean.
Home cooking, electric lights, fam
ily house. Cottages for rent.
MRS. HUNT
Box Sa Lona: Beach, Waah.
THE SHELBURN
SHELBURNE STATION
Open all the year. ' Quiet and ""
restful. Two blocks from ocean.
Special rates to family.
P. O, Box MS, SeaTtew. Waak.