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THE OREGON ! DAILY, JOURNAL PORTLAND. SATURDAY . EVENING,. AUGUSTUS, -1907.
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North Beach
(Special Correspondence.)
North Beach. Auk 2. With report of
100 decrees la the shade and papers
filed with account of the uncomfort
able atmosphere of Inland places, people
at North Beach are congratulating
. tbem.olves on being away from the in
terior and meet every train, confidently
expectant of finding many friends, refu
gees from the stifling heat of cities.
A reflection Of Tuesday's weather
was felt her when the thermometer
reached a point many degrees higher
' man any aay or juiy or August or last
summer.-
ZQeetrle sTtorm.
On Wedneaday a treat In the form
of an electric storm swept the beach,
sending terror to the hearts of many,
who hastuy deserted noniire ana gar
den parties to seek saf shelter behind
closed door. To the venturesome the
lght of a vvrld aky that repeatedly
liaanea witn ugniening revealing again
and again th turbulent ocean trembling
It an cry looklna- whltecaD about till
they gleamed like silver in tne darting
l lignt, rouowea Dy lernno ciap or inun
dr. which shook the frail home and
completely drowned the boisterous roar
of the ,aea, th night was a serl of
- panicky delight. A shower of rain
followed the stormy and th ummr
colony waa lulled t sleep by the patter
of in arop on sningisa roor.
lfor Arrivals Dally.
Th population of this resort oontln
V to Increase, travel having reached
Uiax tLg when a battle royal ensue a
th Ilwkoo dock each day a the pan-
Mnger ar lt aboard and checked off
-on by on until the limit Is reached,
whan thr ar always from 20. to 60
disgusted and disappointed travelers
- left behind. Still larger crowd are
' xoeoMd aext week.' and altnouah th
hotel capacity has been almAst reached.
iNonn Beacn nromi to stow away a.
who com and assure everyone a merry
lime.
Oaiett of th TmL
The Driftwood cottage at Long Beach
waa th scene of much gaiety on Mon
day evening, the occasion being a large
' birthday dinner given In honor of four
.or the guest and of th son of lira
Lynlff, th hospitable owner of the
hotel. For five people In different part
of th world to be born on the same day
or tne montn, ana to meet on that par
ticular day at a place far distant from
any of their homes, was a coincidence
which the guests of the Driftwood
thought amaslng and worthy of much
celebrating. Each celebrant had a cake
with as many candle a they would
permit to oe exposed ana tne best din
per of the eaon was laid before about
. 10 merry guests In a dlnlnar room re
splendent in greens and flowering vines,
while Cliffords orchestra furnished
- music from th livlnr room adjoining.
After the dinner everyone was invited
' to go down to th beach to build fire
ror baaing warns, which had been pro
cured with muob difficulty for the oc
casion by Dr. and Mrs. L. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Therkleson. At 10
'o'clock the feast was spread, and for
in second time mat evening toasts
were arunic ana neaun pledged to Mr.
C. H. Hunter of Portland. Mr. A. Cobb
or coiiax, wasnington, Mln Mabel
Btuth of Omaha, Nebraska, Martin
Bresslauner of Colfax, Washington, and
jrrenk lynirr of Long Beach, Washing
ton.
Cotillion at th Breakers.
On Tuesday evening the extremely
- young set of the Breakers participated
in a cotillion, th music for which was
- zurnisnea Dy tne orchestra of the hotel.
Seven different figures of the Gorman
: were ably Jed by Ouv Trout. Judged hv
th enthusiasm with which each dance
' . was encored th cotillion was a great
uccesa, and th evening on long to
D rememoered ty those who were pres
ent. Janet Thomaa, Ethel Morrla, Mar
guertt Boschaicl. Mabel Mow, Cath-e-Hn
O'Hara, Charles Arthur, Jo
wothchild, ' Ruby Sllverfleld, Wanda
joenson, rranx Barn, Arthur Rosen
. laid. Mason Khrman and Edward Jef
fery were among th Portland guests.
jaonaay evening was celebrated by a
bonfire and marshtn allow bake at 8ea-
eroTt. Mia Madeline Stone sang sev
eral nleaalng solo. Moadallv aantMf
to her clear soprano vole. Each of th
gwx was required to -tell a. story, and
anyone who refused waa tortured un
mercifully. An Elaborate Dlnaar.
Mr. Abe Meier entertained in her
savoal charming manner on Wednesday,
riving a dinner for which the menu and
Oftcbratlon were o elaborate a to
malt th guest doubt that every lux
ury of the city is not procurable at a
beiflh resort Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Maoer hoaprtality were Mr. and Mr.
Isam White, Mr. Julius Meier, Mrs.
.nenry uausman ana Miss Margi Ha us
man.
Mrs. J. I fitoack gave a bonfire on
Monday evening in honor of a number
of their friends from Walla Walla. The
Wednesday.
rrhns In the nartv
largely guest of the Hotel Salt
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eottag. and the guests were served T1- SI.tJtslSll a r pSu,'
with rwmnnrn on frit Th. .v,ninr hotel, Ocean Park. Mrs. A. R. Parrlsh.
. with popcorn and fruit. The evening
eisaea quicuy with music and games,
r. and Mrs. Stoack sang a duet, and
. Mhs. Stoack a solo. Miss Edna Fulton
of Milton, Oregon who Is a very tal
ented young elocutionist, gave several
election, and all pronounced the affair
a great success.
Concert Attract Uany,
A concert which attracted large
crowd to'Long Beach on Sunday after
noon was given on the west porch of the
Long Beach hotel by the orchentra. The
program consisted of the following
numbers: "Americas patrol,' Hearts
and Flowers," EuHtudlantlna," "Hap
py Heine," "Selections From Faust,"
''Waltz Me Around Again, Willie" and
"Madam Butterfly," The large lawn
adjoining the hotel was thronged with
people, as well an the walks surround
ing, and everyone voted the musical
treat an Innovation which all hoped will
be soon repeated.
For two delightful hours on Thursday
.''fining a party of seven young people,
, . chaperoned by Mrs. Millard C. Hofbrook,
,V fped up unA down the smooth hard
beach In the Arthur automobile, vlslt
' tng first the Rocks, then spinning north
, to the wreck Solano and about five
' miles beyond, returning at a rate of
peed which would make even Barney
Oldfleld take notice. The ride was fol
lowed by a Dutch lunch in the cafe of
th Hotel Breakers. Wldd Honeyman
wa responsible for this extremely en
joyable evening, his guests being Miss
, !t Catharine O'Hara. Miss Margaret O'Con
nor of Portland, MI Tessie Preston of
Beattl and Edward Jeffery. Raymond
Gregg, Oliver Jeffery of Portland.
Bcard'a HoHow Picnic
On Tuesday Mr. and Mr. Ross Plum
; mr chaperoned . picnic party to
lieard' Hollow where a typical camp
luncheon was cooked and served to the
. picnicker la th pretty cove. Chops
. -were broiioa over a camp Tire ana pota
toes roasted In tru Indian fashion
Among thoee who made th trip. were
Jis Iy KXllingaworth," Miss Le Co-
M ) thel rrardar. Mi Edn Halght,
us Mua Klillngsworth, Luella Halght,
J. lore-no Klillngsworth, Mabel South
ocu Mr. and Mr. Clinton Halght, Mr.
JU. Batrht nd Karl Collin, v (
A party headed by Ml I Metgwr
' rriil ihi, lilbbsrd enjoved a trip to North
and Cap . l .sajppolntment on I
wer
Air.
from Where thev started earlv In th
morning arriving at the lighthouse In
time to serv luncheon.
On of the largest bonfires of the
season was given In honor of Tessie
Jennings and Mary Jessop try their
hostess Mary Monks, who In entertaining
suss Jennings and Miss jessop at ner
mother's cottage CentervllUv About 30
young people enjoyed the evening.
A number of the guests of the Sea
Croft drove to North Head on Wednes
day, where they spent the diy. Mr. and
Mrs. urant -negiey, Miss drace Near,
Mrs. Rauch. Miss Lucy Foulkes, Ed
ward Phegley. Mrs. C. Semstake and
children composed the party.
rort Caaby Visited.
Fort Canby wa visited on Wednea
day by a number of Seavlew summer
residents who walked to llwaco and
from that point were taken In a launch
to the government station. A much
appreciated lunch was partaken of, af
ter which several of the party walked
irom uanoy to worm Head lighthouse.
Mrs. Charles Mastlck acted as chaper
ons. Among the party were Marguer
ite nenwao, iixiitn Lvy, Maud Mas
tick, Wllma Flske, Edwins Mastlek,
Miss Maud Tyler. Miss Edna Halght.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Halght. Miss Lu
Halght. Mrs. E. J. Halght, Bob Rams
dell and Melville Fell.
F. L. Tim merman who I ataylng si
in bait Air mad up a party on Mon
day evening from among the guests of
that hotel to attend the dance given In
the assembly hall at Long Beach. The
walk from Centervllle to Long Beach
though quite long wa considered well
worth while by thos who later par
ticipated In the dancing. The party,
which wa chaperoned by Mrs. W. E.
Hutchinson consisted of Helen Tlmmer
man, Lydla Metzger, Miss Barnes. Rons
Sorenson, Julia Hoist, Marguerite Her
serfern, Mr. and Mrs. George San ford
Smith, Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Brown, F. L.
Timmerman, Maurice Barnes, Earl
Langley, A. Hlbbard, F. S. Dan ford and
Mark McDonald.
The guests of Harvest Home had a
bonfire Saturday evening. The eve
ning was spent delightfully with games,
songs and recitations. Besides candy
and peanuts they had a atermelon
feast. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Watklr.ds
sang a duet and all present Joined in
inglng popular songs.
CHtm Hayrack Party.
On Monday evening a party of young
people from Long Beach had a hav
rackSparty. They left Long Beach at
o'clock and drove to llwaco where they
partook of light refreshments. They i
took with them a German band of five
pieces and with musio and stories they
passed a merry evening. Those nrea-
ent were: Leona Nutson, Harry Tinker,
May Parker, Ernest Jiesler, Hazel Pot
tinger. Walter Petty, Tad Park. Mvr
tle Tinker. Charlie Marshall. Fred .T-
cobson, Harold Scott, George Tinker,
Sadye Kindred and Dud Pottenger. The
success of this party was due to the
combined effort of Dud Pottenrer and
Charlie Marshall.
Among Portland people who attended
the dance at the assembly hall Monday
venlng were Dudley Clarke, Bob Nel-
mint, A. uv v. t l, JVU 1 5 1 1 1, oiuuii
Hackney, Tudye Schacht, Mr. Ted
Wood, Mr. Zimmerman, Lydla Metzger.
M. William of Forest Grove was also
a member of the party which went from
Beaview to attend tne aance.
A social function which nromlses.to
be an affair in accordance with the
usual elaborate entertainment given by
air, isam wnite win De a dinner on
Sunday evening at which Mrs. White's
nephews. James and Arthur Rosenfeld.
will be the honor guests.
Hard Tim Party.
The hard time party given on Tues
day evening by the management of
Sylvan hall was attended by about 200
people, over half of whom were dressed
to represent sweet poverty. The cos
tumes which were most attractive and
voted the most unique were those worn
by MIbs Hazel Pottlnger who repre
sented Sis Hopkins, and C. Marshall
who was a typical "Virginian." Th
Jacobson orchestra played in their usual
catchy manner and few left before th
trains of the last waltz proclaimed th
hour of 12.
On Tuesday evening, an automobile
party left the lrirtwood, went down to
the rocks and then up the beach to the
wrecks, re.urnlng the 18 miles in 20
minutes, a rate of speed glec.ullv In
dulged In by the chauffeur who feels
himself far -removed from the arm of
the law and unrestricted by any speed
limit. Those who en loved this trln
were: Miss MarSe Brown. Mrs. Mae Bea
ver. Dr. and Mrs. L. Smith, L. E. Ther
kelsen, Mr. and Mrs. N. Codd, Miss
Genevieve Codd. Mrs. T. Breslauer and
Mrs. A. Fisher.
A Sunday Breakfast.
Louis Long of Portland came to the
Breakers on Saturday last. On Sunday
he was host at a breakfast at the hotel
hlch had been preceded by an auto
ride to the Rocks and then to the Solano
reck. Those enjoying his hospitality
were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Michel of
Spokane, Miss Hortenne Goldsmith of
Ligonler, Indiana, and Miss Gennatne
Samuel of Portland.
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After the Storm.
Mr. and ' Mrs. W. McCreary, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Power and ramiiy, Mrs. m.
Burnett, Jin. T. Burnett and son, Mrs.
T. Frankel, Mrs. J. Dobson, Miss M.
Looney, Mr. W. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Dennis and daughter.
Among th arrivals on Thursday was
Mrs. Frajik Fechheimer. who will be
a guet of th Isam White at Tioga
for the month of August.
T. J. Schuvler. who na Deen visiting
at Judge Steam' cottage. Ocean Park,
left for San Francisco on Monday.
Hero of 8rlw.
Probablv the hero of the beach, at
least of that portion of th beach known
as Seavlew. Is Sam May, of Port
land. On Thursday, while the crowd
in the tlnv postoffie. was the biggest,
mit ilnc. In some manner found Its
way In and made for the crowd, causing
nanic. Mr. Mav caught the animal
by the neck and choked it into insensi
bility causing himself to be over
whelmed by the gratitude of the many
vhn would rather rlsK aeatn irom ny-
dronhobla than to forfeit their place in
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Mtpa Hnrlsnu ftnldsmltn Of IvlgOmer,
Indiana, has been a guest at Hotel
Breakers for the past week. Miss Gold
smith, bv her charm of manner ana
many accomplishment, won numerous
friends, who will always gladly welcome
her back to the west. ...
Mrs. Henrv Hausman and aaugnter
Margie are beine entertainea oy Mr.
Julius Meier at Tioga.
STote and Personal.
Harrv Drevfus and Lloyd Grave ar
at ucean FarK.
The honnitahle home of the Tsam
Whites, which Is seldom without it
quota or guests. Is this week, arroraing
entertainment for Mis Gertrude Whit
ana miss Henrietta Tlchner.
Mrs. Lola Baldwin, who has charge of
the T.-w. C. A. in Portland. 1 here for
ths week. . .
Mrs. Ted Wood and littl Russell. wM
have been St Rivl alnoa ths tW4 nt
3 1ne' rnnated their visit on Thurdr
visjr iook to potter for Portland
Bathlar Piaeot ta Tom
on the North R
thaf th ba thins- has KU. k...
as fine a thl year. Th breaker eem f
nirner m
Xfordihg
wlmmer. Each bathing hour find th
water edge lined with the young ana
old, the girls extremely attractive in
their pretty bathing suits and the men
ugiy though comrortabie in tneirs.
Professor Hunter, singing master in
the Portland public schools, is enjoying
Drier rest at ocean 1'arx.
James and Arthur Rosenfeld are now
among the list of guests at the Hotel
Breakers. James Rosenfeld recently
completed his first year at John Hop
kins, Baltimore, where he will have two
more year before going abroad to study
medicine. Arthur Rosenfeld is a 1007
graduate of Sanford university.
Mr. A. Burke has opened her taot
tage at Bhelbourne station.
Th Shogren cottage at Ocean Park
1 occupied thl season by Miss Ann
Shogren, Mary and Ruby Shogren. Will
Flledner' spent Sunday at the cottage.
Mr. W. T. Obertueffer Is a guest of
Mrs. C. H. Fox.
Wrecks a Attraction.
The beach this year offers a' new at
traction in the line of wrecks, the old
"Harvest Home" and "Patrimpus,"
which have laJn on the ocean bed for
so long, being mow nearly covered up by
the sand Into which they are gradually
sinking out of sight, being completely
forgotten In th Interesting sight of the
''Solano." a four-masted sailing vessel
of San Francisco, which came ashore
last winter and which is standing per
fectly erect. Imbedded in the sand, about
four miles above Ocean Park. To the
landsman, the ship seems in perfect con
dltlon, but the captain, who Is living
with his family on tne wreck, realizes
that a hard problem is before him to
accomplish his task In again launching
nis vessel into tne sea, wnich l hi in
tention a Boon a bad weather sets in
and ths tide are high enough. Vehicle
of all kind, filled with people, ar seen
dally headed for the wreck. Th most
popular conveyance being the big
fierce-Arrow touring car, wnicn is run
by Charle Arthur and which easily
makes th twenty-mile trip up and
back In an hour.
Mrs. L. Samuel and daughter Ger
main, after a visit of five week at the
Hotel Breakers, went to Seaside on
Wednesday to spend the remainder of the
summer season at the Moore.
lUsoeUaneou Items,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Connell and Dorothy
and Ruth Connell are rustlcatllng at
Ocean Park, where they have as a guest,
A. Kenney of San Francisco.
J. S. Hazeltine - offers something
unique in cottages this year, having
built at Ocean Park several houses en
tirelv of doors which he purchased In
Portland. The walls are entirely of
thl material, the panel being removed
and glass set in for window which
swing, Frnch style. '
Mrs. John Barrett and daughter. Inez.
are registered at the Breakers, where
Miss Barrett, who is a favorite among
society of Portland, has been living up
to ner reputation as a very clever tennis
player.
A pretty 'new bungalow, built at
Seaview, 1 nearing completion and
will be occupied until. September by the
family of Cronin.
The Slnshelmer cottage at Centervllle
Is the domicile of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
B. Coleman.
Dr. Millard C. Holbrook left for Port
land on Tuesday after a three day's
visit at the Jeffery cottage, where Mr.
Holbrook is spending a few weeks with
her mother.
Vote of th Beach.
Miss Louise Conant, a graduate of
Munich, and an artist well known In
Portland, where she lectured at Chau
tauqua last summer ha a cozy little
horn near Holman' station, where she
spent the winter and 1 still rusticating
prior to her return to her home In Rock
ford, Illinois. Mia Conant may return
to Portland and mak that city her
bom after her visit to the east.
Miss K. M. Stiles has returned home
after a month's aojourn at the wick
ham.
Mis Helen Teal of Hood River, Ore
gon, is still a guest of the Wlckham.
Mrs. Francis Betchel and son of Port
land are visiting Mrs. Betchel's mother.
Airs. j. Kayoor at .Newton s station.
Mrs. I. Slchel and son are occupy
lng their cosy cottage at Newton a sta
lion.
Mr. John T. Sullivan and Thlel Sulli
van ar registered at Taylor's hotel
Ocean Park, where " they will remain
until th middle of August
Mrs. A. Freeland of Fulton Is a guea
of Mr. Gu Pfunder at the Annand cot
tage, Long Beach.
Open Tiof Cottar.
Mr. J. P. Bronaugh and daughter.
Lucll, Margaret vnd Annamay, arrived
on Thursday to open tneir cottage at
Tioga, where they will be Joined later
In the week by Mr. Bronaugh.
Miss Edith Darling Is a guest of the
E. P. Woods at Ocean Park.
Willi Fisher, who is connected with
Hexter May company In Portland, 1 a
regular passenger of each Saturday's
rotter and usually stays until Monaay
with his wife and daughter at Seavlew.
Rustlo Cottage is open and again oc
cupied by the Allen family.
The Frank Seufert cottage at Sea
vlew is one of the newest in that vlcln
Ity and by far the handsomest The
family, who are residents of The Dalles,
intend to spend tne winter at tne neacn
for the benefit of Mr. Beufert's health.
Dr. O. Norman Pease, well known In
Portland and now a practicing physician
of New York City, 1 visiting his par
ents, captain ana Mrs. a. u. rease.
Mr. and Mr. Samuel Schwab, with
their daughter. Marguerite and Gene
vieve, are down ror tne rest or the season.
Will Cake 1 a guest of the Carter
cottage, Seavlew.
Mr. Ben Fleckensteln and little
daughter, Jane, are at Centervllle.
Many on Taoa-tlon.
Ml Marie Smith 1 being entertained
at the Levy cottage, where Edmund
Levy is also spending his vacation.
Eureka cottage, famed for its hosnl
talltv is the scene of much gaietv this
week, several parties and picnics being
given In honor of it guests, Miss Ruth
jar vis. miss Hazel urooK ana Earl Col
M. Brady with hi family arrived at
North Beach on Thursday after a two
ween s trip to Alaska. The Brady cot
tage Is at Tioga.
Guests of Point Laura, the summer
nome or ir. ana Mrs. ouiesple at
Newton's are Mrs. Cecil Watson unit
daughter, Mrs. Applewhite and daughter
and Mrs. B. Normandy.
Mrs. Frank Masters Is at Long Beach.
Mrs. C. J. Lambert and family have
taken the Wood cottage at Tioga for
August
Mrs. Leo Langford was among the
arrivals on Thursday. Her cottage at
Tioga ha been opened by her daughter,
Mrs. Ross Plummer.
Mrs. William Ladd, Mrs. Wesley Ladd
and Helen Ladd are residing at the
Ladd home, Holman's station.
At Th Be Croft.
W. Quigley, Mrs. F. A. Jones, Mr, ft
Guild, Mr. and Mr. Hull, Lucy Foulkes.
Anne Monroe, Luella Halght, EdnaJ
naigni, nenrf oorgor, oi roruana, Ore
gon; J. D. Troy, Boston, Massachusetts;
Mrs. Rauch and daughter, Detroit, 111-
H. Lacy, Fred R. Baker, R. O. Harsh,
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Johnson. S. A.
Chapel, Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mr.
W. G. Babb, Spokane, Washington; J.
A. McDonald. Tacoma, Washington; Dr.
G. A. Tripp, W. H. ReedE. Walker. B.
Sproud. South Bend, Washington; Bert
Simpson, Spokane, Washington; L.
Hunter. A. Tildebrand, Alfred Pet tit,
Nnhcotta. Washington: J. A. Murphy.
Ban Francisco, California.
Th Portland' Onaata.
Richard M. Meyer, Mr. and Mr. W. A.
Pack, T. W. Tiylor. J. Grant. D. B.
Crigler. Mr. and Mr. A. Robert. F.
Danford. E. T. Hlbbard, E. Claussen, E.
Sneed, Victor Minor, R, S. Dollenson,
R. Chase. R. Tawdy. A. Chase. M. Chase,
Dr. F. Damasch, G. Castendick, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Davis, Miss Helen Farley, E.
Brook Farley. Mr. and Mrs. C W. Story,
Cnaries xaKer. a. j. Hansen, w it.
Meyer. R. T. Dabney. L. Porter, Howard
Dabney, Clifford Dabney, F. B. Jack.
W. F. Campbell, of Portland Oregon;
Mr. Charle Ceaaon, Boise, Idaho; E.
Adams. J. Hershey. of Raymond. Wash
ington. Alfred Pettlt, Nahcotta. Wash
ington; Mrs. Whit, w. P. Bonway, M.
Abendorth. N. R. Bunker of Seattl.
Washington; Mr. and Mrs. George Re tier
of Walla Walla, Washington; Mis Jen
nie Bacheler, C. D. Bachelor, of Payette.
Washington; O. T. Cathcart Martin
Welsh of Raymond. Washington; D. W.
Chllds, 8outh Bend. Washington; Mr.
and Mrs. A. 8. Esson, The Dalles. Ore
gon; Frank Woodflelil Astoria, Oregon;
Mrs. and Mr. R. J. Clark, Omaha, Nebraska.
Quest at th Brltt.
Mr. and Mr. Wm. Reed, Mis Agne
Reed, Mr. and Mr. J. R. Fletcher, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Chelmov. James M. Davia,
Catharine Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Tlnan,
Ml.. If.a t rU. nwA T? nillvl, fllVA
Long, all of Portland'; Mr. J. F. Weaver,
1111 4 k f n - u m US 'I innaJI Mnl
lcii, visa.vilt . V . MViiwo, rvrira, i
J . T T J.H
luaiiw, in i bii4 mi. r wiiii a. iubuuuii,
Ontario, Oregon; Mn. J. Frank Davla,
Ontario. Oregon; Clayton Van Riper
Dayton, Ohio; 8. R. Plerrtnan. B. Mac-
UAnlwU kn famllu Ul l(1nn- U al a
nuiiiaio nnu ioiiiui aw luniivi -
rlet Craghead, Brigham City, Utah; Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Cragbead. Salem, Oregon;
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Fletcher and daugh-
Beach hotl Thursday evening. Thr
wer five table and after th gam
dainty refreshment wr erved. Wed
nesday evening th guest nJoyd m
huge bonfire on the beach.
Th first dance of th season, which
wa given at Kruae hotel last Satur
day evening, wa a big success and wU
attended. The dining-room and wld
veranda were beautifully decorated and
lighted with Chinese lantern and th
mualo wa good. The hotel dance ar
vary popular both with the guest and
Invited cottagers.
Webber orchestra will play C
Kxuse after August 1.
At Kruse's Beach Xo
Frank Swoboda. Henry Jenn
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W. H. Mathewaon. Mr. R. J. Chlpman.
j. west, IT. u Bishop ana wire, Mrs.
TT. Ml.. W
Mathews, Mrs. C. Norrie, Charle Leigh,
Dwyer, Edward J.
F.
innl' Vf mrt XX. r V Ufa. J"l-i..s
ell Bluffs. low; Ml Bell Johnson. Prescott. Waslngton; Joe K nke ,
Honolulu.
Backnsy Cottag.
Mrs. Robert E. Gowdy, Mis Bertha
cnase, Mrs. sigmund Llpman. Mrs,
Parks John Ferguson, M. A. Lynch,
Mrs. u. stone. J. v. Burke. Mrs. J
V. Burke, Fred Burke. Alice Burke. Mrs.
u u. Brown, Dr. Alma L Yates. Dr. J
M. Yates, Mrs. A. E. Dalglsish, MUs
Secies, Mlns Edna Llndburg, Robert C.
Gowdy, R. Chase. M. Chase, Aletha
Chase. G. R Knight, Mr. and Mrs. a
G. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller,
josepnine (jurran. Henrietta Blum. M
A. Lynch, Mrs. S. 8. Stgel, Mrs. Leo Sel
ling, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Collins, of Port-
Astoria,
Astoria
Oregon: Mrs. Louis Klnkella,
Miss Eva Davlch, Asorla.
At Garden Orov.
Mr. F. Walker, Mrs. Walker, Mrs
Lena Schulxe. John B. Bendroth and
daughter, O. W. Giles, Andry Northrup,
Mrs. A. (Joss, Mr. ana Mrs. j. is. Nelson
and daughter. Mr. Otto Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. Hegardt and daughter. Misses
Alma and FTeda Kllanda, Margaret 1X1
Bofs, Earl Du Bols, Mrs. 8. E. Du Bols,
Miss Duncomb of Portland, Oregon; C.
N. McKean, South Bend. Washington;
Mrs. H. Ellander and son, Beaverton.
Oregon; Robert Warner, Oregon City;
E. M. Shelly, Mrs. E. M. Shelly and
land. Oregon. C. S. White.' Seattle, family, B. P. Harrison of Welser, Idaho.
Mis Dorothy Kruger, Pendleton, Ore
gon; Miss Winifred Brantetler, Boise.
laano; mis Hilda sorenson, St Paul
Minnesota; Miss Emma P. Coffin,
Boise, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. ICason,
Mr. and Mr, a A. Hunt of The Dalle,
uregon ; jr. nogard, x. Bogard, Wood
burn, Oregon.
Hotel Bait Air.
Mr. E.
At Th Wlckham
Dr. J. H. Davis. Mr. J. H. Davi. D
L. Swain, Mr. C. W. Cather, Miss Be
atrice Cather, Mrs. W. E. Dunn, Carl
Dunn. Mrs. I. K. Sargent ana on, C A.
Campbell. George J. Campbell, Donald
MnOlellan. V. Henkle. T. Henkle. Miss
O. Craft, Miss M. MeNeal, Harry Raf-
xjlw mnA Jtfm T.nti1 1 RutlMr fif
. . . IT. T, 1.1 I M . . v. w. ' " . w . , ...
u. names. Airs. n. u. Brown. n.:.i... ui.. u n ti r vtnnA
aiaurice uarnes, i-nuomen Barnes, Mr. RlveFi a. L. Smith of Hoganvlll, Mi-
VWVUlk KIH1 IUIL UUll L U il UOVUril, I .AllH
ur n.., i w Tr i I soun
. . . ' v. j wtuivb. All. bhu jnri. , V . .1
Jones and daughter, F. Abendorth, S.
H. Graham, E. J. Hlbbard, F. 8. Dan
ford. W. McAllen, Walter Cox, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Holzman. Sylvia Holzman.
Charlotte Holzman, Earle Langley, Net
tle Hoff, Katherlne Brandes. Mrs. Smith
ana cnua, 01 roruana, Oregon. Helen . . rnn arm thranred
M. BCOtl. Mrs. Williams, ti. Hcott. Mrs. -i""
Elizabeth Dtehl. Mr. M. Miller, of with neoole and the bord walk from
North Yakima. Washington: E. Wll- I n,. unnr. tn snjlrl house rival that
11am of Augusta. Michigan. i, fHtw At night th
Th rvt Home, . . ,. .rw. .r. arleam
t n n.. . . iii r-i with Chinese lantern ana speiiers go
Aaron Cohen, James Bell, 8. L. Delt- either side rival each other In picturing
dench ana family; Mr. Maud Stuart, the superiority of their special attrac
T Blmmnn. UnflA A I tlOPS,
A. Wilson. L'. D. Mum ma. H. T. Wilson! People are never at a loss for om-
Helen K. Gillespie, Boise, Idaho; Isaao thing to do her In the evening, a there
xiaiueriun, aim. iwiuenun, vajicouvcr, , AanoXnr skatlnr and bowling ana
Washington; Mr and Mr. G S. Man- eer variety of entertainment from
S"5'MBt-ii 2 SB5 me'Sarama Jth. old-fashioned medium
D.l.m Hiar.n Christina IT MI AsmK I "HOW.
Clatsop Beach
The season at Seaside 1 at it halght
Salem, Oregon; Christina H. Nlederber-
er, France, Oregon; Mis ii. Louise
bert Glenn Ferry, Idaho.
At th nxiftwood.
R. H. Pease, Charle J. Bchnabel, Mr.
and Mr. L. E. Therklestien and baby:
C. A. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Smith,
M. Mame Brown, Mrs. H. E. Kover, Mr.
R. J. Tennant, Mrs. L. Knott, Mis B.
Knott, Mr. H. Von Borstel, W. H. Mael,
Mrs. A. H. Fairchlld, R. H. Pease, Mrs.
A. Renner and son, Miss- Allle Healy,
r V.nvl.n nMvnn- A ITlAn.
w. v bug in., ..mi", w . pi ' J.
dehaur, Stevenson, Washington; Mr. W.
A. Coffey, Spokane, Washington; Mrs.
F. C. Greene, Ida Alberta Greene, Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania; MUs M. L. Cutler,
Mis Carken, Spokane, Washington;
Mrs. A. Fisher, Mrs. T. Breslauer. M.
Breslauer, Hugo Breslauer, Colfax,
Washington.
ZiOng Baoh XotL
O. Gunderson, A. P. Evan, J. 8.
Plant, Mr. and Mr. M. Shimomura,
Mrs. C. B. Brown. Dr. A. L. Yates. Mr.
Hoyt Brown, Dr. Jack M. Yates, M. A.
Lvnch. Frances Whitney. Jack De Brau,
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ward, A. Y. Ed
wards, Toll Thompson, E. Claussen, B.
Sneed. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dadsel, J,
Jaeger and son, Charles Stearns,
D. Cragg, Mr. F. A. English, Kenneth
Dorr en. xir. a. ueiia. otto G. lfimir. Mr,
and Mrs. M. Parker. J. E. Lane. G. W,
woodward. Mrs. a. linaaay, unariea
Mny 9 th people who have visited
Jeach for years, claim
j ', iH. "v - f. k ,j v:y - ft t ,.
- v S feu. u. ' Mflt
f- v. ? .'.iiMi.J' 'vf4&&itypKrZ m V .'v J.y;v, .
I. ,vV4? ;:rr .
:rai.ii mmi'M
Hermosa park la the tent city or
Clatsop beach. Many people prefer
camping to cottage life ana ome or tne
camps are very luxurlou and pretty
witn nags, lantern ana innauu
In r th name of th camD.
Horseback riding, which ha been so
popular at Portland, is also the favorite
sport at the beach and Professor Nicoll
finds his horse In much demand. Two
place frequently visited by rider are
cannon Deacn ana uik cree.
Hotel OrowdAd.
It 1 now possible to i-ent anything
from a canoe to a launch at tne uuoois
boat house and at high tide people may
row from above seaside house down to
Gearhart, the river scenery rrom tn
bridge to Seaside house being especially
beautiful.
Hotels ar crowded and it Is well to
know where you are going to stay when
you come to Seaside. A typical Sat
urday ntfrM "iene la a bunch of people
huddled disconsolately on tne Deacn.
with suit cases piled high about them
gazing at the sad sea waves and waiting
anxiously wniie one or tneir numoer en
deavors to find a hotel where everything
Is not taken, even the Pullman. The
Pullman 1 h long room at the Moore
which contain about 25 cot.
"Thl has been a gay week at Gearhart.
Bonfires, picnics and fishing excursions
have been the order of the Tay and last
Saturday night the opening dance of the
season was given at Kruse's Beach
hotel.
Tapestry and Bridge. ,
Mn of the ladles of Gearhurt and
Seaside are devoting their spare time to
tapestry pslntlnr under ths direction of
Mrs. Annabelle Parrlsh, who s stopnlng
at the Moore. Among those who belong
to Mrs. Parrlsh's classes are Mrs. J. W.
Brougher. Mrs. W. L. Morgan. Mrs.
Frank Smith. Miss Goldapp and Miss
Turner of Gearhart, Mrs. Harvey T.
Daniels. Mr. George Clark. Mrs. J. C.
Jones and Milton Schwatz of Seaside.
Miss Annie Blanche Shelbv is forming
number -of classes to teach the fasci
nating game of bridge Every week
sees new arrival at th Y. w. C. A.
encampment and the girl wh snend
their vaantlon there are assured of a
good time. Nearly every night there Is
a big fir on the beach, arov- which
the ilrl rather and sing. 11 ntorW
and pop corn. In the day time there is
the brthln. which Is much enjoyed,
riding and boa tin.
Gearhart B"rw.
Mrs. Georg B. Cellar was hostess at
a progresalv fiv hundred party last
inursaay. .in cottage was prettily
decorated and dainty refreshments
ervea. Mrs. j. a. neea won the first
prise. Thos present were Dr. and Mrs.
Perry Payne, Mr. Frank Smith, Miss
nummeim, xurs. vogsweil, Mr. J. 8.
Reed and Mis Roach.
Mr. Frank Watson is visiting Mrs.
Muir at their beach cottag.
Mr. W. J. Burn 1 at Gearhart for
tn rest or rne summer. Mrs. Burns'
lster, Mis Virginia Wilson, la visiting
her. - - ,
Mr. and Mr. Hall of New York City
have taken on of th Kruae in!tn
fMr. Hall 1 -a daughter of Mr. C. H.
-uewi. ' -,-:,
- Mr and Mrs. J.- Honevman are in their
. I cottag on .tn mage. They have, a
i visitor- Mrs. - wuiianj iioneyman and
Knuie
. 7 21 iZnlZ u i . Bre"Aer" eem I ' wmmhimhmmhhhhmmhmhmhhmbm I visitor Mr. William Honeyman a
i-t aiiivw m, iH a iiuiiiu. vnatitv Afti(ii
W, Maokentosch, John M. Mann, R T.
Bloaser, C. G. Moulton, J. H. Truby,
Dan G. Malarkey, Jam 8, Reed. D.
Morgan. Mis - Simpson, Lloyd Smith,
G. May, wife and daughter. Misses Mur
phy, C. R. Davis, Mr. G, W. Talbot and
family, G. W. Talbot. Theodore Krus.
Mia A. E. Barker, Mr. J. Frank Wat
son, Clifton H. Watson. Mis L. Burck
hardt Ml Anna H. Burckhardt, Mia
Stella Lint-hen, Mra J. E. Bingham,
Thomaa Jones, A. E. Kinney, Mr. A. H.
Harding, K. W. Kinney, Portland;
George H. West and wife. Greeley, Col.;
J. E. Furgeson, Astoria; Mr. and Mr.
'H. B. Spensley, Dubuqu. Iowa; Mr.
W. N. Ferrln, Fort Orov; D. C. Shel
by, Prosser. Washington, Joseph W.
Marsh. Forest Orov. Mr. W. 8. Kinney.
Astoria; Billy Arlington and wife, Loa
Angeles: Mrs. John Twohy, San Jos
Miss Lucv Twohy, Miss Mary Twohy.
Robert E. Twohv, F. J. Quercan and
wife, Denver.
At th Baia Sous.
M E. Hawatson. C. Viola Bauman. L.
E. Yoder, Martha Becker, Helen J. Heisa,
z.ora j. nuier, oopnia n ttauman, Jiara
Mrs. S. M. Blumauer, Grace M. Blumauer'
Mr, r m. Kauson, neien .Kauson, iicic
Rauson, Mrs. H. E. Coman. Mr. A. B.
Mackay, Mrs. W. H. Wallace. Master
Hugh Wallace. Mrs. R J. Marsh, Mrs.
D. Germanus, Mrs. A. Friendly, G. M.
Whlton, Mrs. W. M. Whldden, Austin
C. Whldden. T. M. Whldden. Mr O.
Glaaa, Kthlyne Glass, Alfred Herter, M.
Jacob, M. Flelschner, F. L. Lltherland.
8.-V. Bsgley, F. H. Ransom. H. P.
Stlckney. John 8. Packer. Mr. and Mr.
George Sorenson. Mr. and Mr. George
Taylor, Portland; Mr. E. Rosenbaum,
nurso and child, Salt Lake City: Mr.
Douglas Cone, Red Bluff, California:
J. MT White. Selma. Alabama; G. C. Ful
ton, Mr. J. M. Griffin, Mrs. - Margaret
Griffin. Astoria
easld BoU.
The hardest electrical storm for 1
vears occurred on Wednesday night.
Lightning Illumined the water and Tilla
mook Head and the flashing light from
lighthouse could be seen from the beach
and th effect war grandly beautiful.
Mrs. Edgar E. Piper gave a card party.
In honor of her sister. Mr. E. W. Lang
don, of Albany on Thursday afternoon.
Th living-room and dining-room of thai
artistic Piper cottage were tastefully
decorated In Kinklnlc berries, nastur
tiums and vari-colored sweet peas. Pres
ent were Mrs. D. J. Malarkev Mn t
O. Mack, Mr. F. O. Downing, Mr.
Georg HI1L Mis Agne Hill. Mr,
Blaine Smith, Mr. Alexander Kerr, Mr.
W. D. Fenton, Mr. Hick Kenton, Mr.
Dan J. Moore, Mrs. Venes. Mr. I. N.
Flelschner. Mr. Charlie Fenton, Mis
Taylor, Mrs. G. G. Gammens, Mr. C
W. Knowles, Mrs. John Logan, Mis
Clara Oilman, Mia Hlllyar. Mia Grao
Langdon.
Mrs. S. H. Greenbaum waa host at '
a delightful luncheon and whist party
last Saturday afternoon. Th hous
wa prettily decorated for the occasion
In greeil and white. The first prise, a
leather mall bag. was won by Mr. Wolt
of Spokane. The second, a quaint sea
Jfood tray, waa won by Mrs. Doychart.
The booby, a donkey penwiper, waa
awarded to Mrs.- Starr. Those present
wer Mrs. Frank Wolf. Mrs. Doychart.
Mrs. Everett Starr, Mrs. Peaalee, Mrs.
Tyson. Mr. Smith Mr ir.iim.n m
Forbes Mis Josle Gotlied. '
Dr. TolVll Fooastrom nt Aatnrla xrm I
a birthday dinner of eight cover at th
Moor Mondav evening Tha t.hi.
urtitically decorated in whit aweet pea
"u uDiicsis ierns ana liny Finland
flags In honor Of Dr. roomtrnm'a Hli-th-
place.
Mrs. Doua-las St ri, n nA ni,
California, was the a-ueat nt hiu 1
dinner at Seaside house given by Mr.
5d Mrw,- Daggatt last Saturday evening.
The table decorations were of pink dah
lia and ferns, while the favor were
beach curio. The guests were Mrs. H,
D. Green. Mr. Volnev T. Hn.tt i
San Franolaco. Mrs. 1. n. rV.
gf San Francisco. Ion Lewis and 'h. O..J
ion Lewis entertnlnail a innurr
honor Of Mrs. Dmis-lna On. caaifr-.
Vplney T. Hoggatt on Sunday 'evening.
Those. present were Mrs. H. D. Green.
Mrs. J. C. Crane. Mrs John in xa.-.
HoS,t,c.neJ;. butln- William Bernard
and Colonel Miner.
I he Mlssea (lnvlav r,A o...n.
Parke gave s. varv nu,.i, a . .
Seaside house on Monday night, followed
"j uoniire -n ine oeach.
One of the most anMvaht.
Locksley hall clambakes was given last
Saturday nlghl in front r,e th. k..i
Mrs. L. B. Wlckersham added much to
ii.o jjiciiuuro oi me guests oy giving a
short violin recital arA vri ,i
Ward sung.
tTOleSSOr JOhn LennnM a-ava a nlanA
ecltal at Locksley Hall 8unda nffer-
noon.
There was nulte a rl,t,ni.. nr.
Wednesday afternoon during bath
ing hours. A venturesome bather went
out too far and It was thou-h by th
hundreds of anecrntm-a that ha ,a
drowning. Mr. lowers, who 1 engaged
by Dan J. Moore of the Moore hotel to
patrol the. beach in case of accident.
mmeulately Drenararl tn sv, tha man's
rescue but It was not necesaarv n. ha
wa soon out of danger.
A lolly party of Spokane people ara
spending a week at the Moor. Thurs
day evening the party engaged a cou
ple of negro minstrel from Astoria to
R', a private minstrel how in th
hotel -dining-room, after which there)
was dancing. In the party were Mr. and
M- J- Victor Pohlmnn, Mr. and Mr.
JOhn Gravi Rllv Rlatar k tXlnatnn anil
Mr. HemphilL
Paul Gfesy, who has been spending, hi
vacation at Seaside, ha returned to
Palo Alto to school.
The J. M. Freeman cottag ha been
opened and Mrs. Freeman and son
George are down. Mr. and MY. Ben
Gadsby will be down later In th sea
son. Mrs. R. P. Thomaa and children, who
hav been staying at th Moore, r-
vuiMTju iu ruruana inursaay morning.
, Dr. B.P. Hill Will giv a teroptfcan
lecture on Egypt and tha holy land at .
the Methodist church Monday evening
and Tuesday evening.
Ml . Lucille Dunn, Miss Lorett
Wadden and Miss Irene Daly rowed
aown to uearnart ana back Montr,
Thing military will again. Intent
th guest at Seaside House, ss tin!
Flrt battery, Field artillery, O. N. O.,.
wm w uown lor iv aays, starting Au
gust: , and will camp on the Hofladay"
estate, giving th drills on th lawn la '
front of Seaside House. . : s, - '
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goodman took
th trio td Elk rreelc fiitnHnv. anA ra- '
turned to Portland Monday after spend
ing a most enjoyable time at the Moor. .
Mr, a. n. Birrsu of oearhart . la n- ,
IS. II
(Continued on .Pag Thlrteeu.)