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Newspaper Page Text4 KLCJ'i .-.I.1 w iter r- . ' WjHHjfc-- !te a t'ii!.i.T ' j - - . -- . y J ,1av to ;.'. I ." ImlMn i - - ' t t ts , ,mt ' ' 1 nn.l .mm ,i,;v II. . .v U . , . t nnn..'in.-.'. . . , , , . t ' -" - ' ' ' fcj tT ..i .t'"- JfV . f, - - . - , sk-" a. . f lFt'i ili tW i it ncrnn w h. for fnvoiii'' bothfl In II . -ri.it thf Roth or, il. tnere nrr .ju Inirlnn thi' -e. r mnrki hi v (in. ciirsli n Indlratlxt n now iin- for CottaRPB Hr" ln'InK nt""' partita Inton.i ntuvini? rtuiinir Aiimiat an I tl,. wh timber Mr 8nrsnt innno.luTl kwii tin' r ii nil ot r d"' r u. i nl numl'pr Pivisl.li- nrul r 1,1 ,-iffiilrs that tiemaml for rnoke It nfivsnan' houae open till ' ure planning for hi There have heer week-enil iltorn alderablo art h ii In SocU'. Clrolea. Tha Aloxan.ier .-.nn-eit Klven In the Octagon pavilion at Seaside Pun.lin night was a mualral entertainment of nature such as It Is si-ldom the fortune of hearh vIsltorR to enjoy. The young tonor was pronounced hv muni to hive been at his best and there wus Tiot a person In the hearing of his voice who Cld'wiot appreciate his clear notes and almost perfect tones. The program follow ; 1. (a) Caro mlo ben Giordano (b) I'na Fiirt I va, I.agrlma . I lon'iettl (c) Mattlnnta Tostl (d) Serena ra Leoncavallo 2. (a) Allerseelen . . . . Hlrliard Strauss (b) Per Rruehllng Nniit Kaclimannlno s vr ' 3. (c) ta) (b) (c) 1 (b) (C) (e) Nlclit . He Ich (irollo Sals-iu J . . Rmhatouefc -oim . . . . lAieuro Exgule ... A tul VlMrWf Ton alk Trlstmimand Iseuit Sbnira of Arahy Morhfir o Mine The Tara at the Spring Friday nlunt the Shell road was crowded to Its doors with Schnmunr Fon tenall les Go-lard 1 1 a h n . . . Members Handel . . . Foerster Clay . .Ti.iiti . . Heach pavilion an an V vVt ?JyZ&UMy'2K T , itMiW)rr.ii dlence which enjoyed a musical and lit erary nrogram given for the benefit of Bt. Mark's church. Most of the talent of the evening was from Portland and j"'""'! dinner pdrty ha erienrto of the vniim neonle who Max Goodman, line Beach Sf'ene at Lonp; Hoach. ( Photograph by F. B. Maddnrk.) Lausdent, Bolsa, Idaho; W. J. I.orst haugh, ldlla I.orsthaugh. Polly l.orst haugh, ICnld I.orsthiingh. I'nge, N. 1. Mliert Allen and wife. K.lwanl Whltaon. ipokane. J. V. Aldrich and wife. Cli.Tles OlHon and wife, Pra Swarli. Vancouver; Miss I Ilartlng. Juanlla Hastings, Victoria, H. C. .Nlrs. Jennie Cunnlnthani. Mlsa Cunningham Mrs W. V. Ciisli k, Salem; Miss A. Muller, Mlsi S. Muller, A. S. Jarstle,, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. K. I.lllyblade. IV H. I.aahley and wife. .1 H. Knapp, Mrs. Harmon, Seattle; Mrs I, M. Slmms. Kulatua, IW'iiwh; Canle H. Smith, Minneapolis; I M. B Kills. Helena. Mont ; J H I.well- "ler. Mm. W E. Gibson. Kelso. Wash.; Mable I,owr, Mrs John Frczler, Itell liiham, U';;sh , Max Volt. Mrs. C. M Thornbtirv, Th l)alles; .1 I) Mullnv. Tahasco. Mexico; C. J Gulllford and wife. Echo, Oi ; J W. Urown and wlfo. F. W. Ilamble, Klein, Or.; Miss Louella Webb, Mr. and Mra. Hallenbech and family, 1 . c. Taylor, St. I'aul. Minn ; Charles Moore Mexico; Gus Mallory, V. V. Ball. Hcppner. Or.; A. C I. Artburv, Gold Hill, ir ; 10. H. Bennett, Hartford, tonn.: Mr and Mrs Walter Llttlefleld, Karm.is City. Mo.: Mrs. H C. Nlcol and duuKhtcr, A. Cameron. ( . A. Ashhurg and wife. Chicago, Mrs K. I-. Smith, Hood niver; ,1. K niakeslev. St. Helens; I.. O. Ciillen, J. P Keeler, Fort Stevens; H F. C.llman. Ann Arbor, Mich.; S. (J. Jewett. Mnrvsvllle. Cal.; .1. L. Bell and wife. Rainier. Wash.; I It. Gordon. Sud ley, Ont ; A Porman Johnson, Wallace, Idaho; P. S Barman. O, M Mason. St. Johns; K. S Sneellng and son, Cathln met ; Mlra I.overldge, Eugene; Mrs. C. I.. Morton and daughter. Knappton, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Blerhach and daughter. Honolulu; H. p. Harlan, Ham ilton, Mont. Xiockiley Hall. Harry B. Clement, A P. White. B. C. 1-ox, ltev. and Mrs (George W. Arms, Mrs. W. S. Shattnik. Bertha Heustls, Ma I.ewls. J n Barneg, fl. B, McKen le, John 11 McKenile, Mls V. Arnold, .Mrs Harmon aid daughter, J. II. I,et- t 11. Mrs J II l,ettell, Mra. George J. rto and duughter. Charlea M. Meredith George ) Hart, Mra. I), A. Milne and two children, 11. Brothern H. Gunder son. Mvrt u Asiuev. ail or i-omana Puter, helped Father Waters to enrrv out tne program turned out In large numbers A neat little sum was netted for the church. The program follows: Vocal duet, "Molllbarl,'' Misses Flo and Violet Jennings; vocal solo, "I Love You" tPobeskl) IX H. Qulmhy: piano Bolo. Rhapnodle In Q minor (Brshmsi, "The Linden Tree." Schubert - I.lszt , Miss Ethel Gordon; 'School IHy." Miss Margaret Jennings; vocal solo, "Mattln ata, Harry" Moore; vocal solo. "A Bowl of Roses." Miss Wlnnlfred Lewis; read ing:. "The Old Actor's Story." P. H Qulmby; dance, "The Highland Fling." Miss Violet Jennings; tenor aolo, "Go Not, Happy Day," tSomervlllet Thomas lotBrm; voral sflo, "Forgotten'1 (Cnrlsi. Miss Margaret !ubols; Spanish Iianre, Miss Flo Jennings; soprano solo, "May Morning," Mlsa, Irene Flynn. An afternoon tea was given by Edwin Patton at his camp on Friday The place was decorated for the occasion and j Mr. Patton's many friends enjoyed a de lightful afternoon. Tnose present w re Miss Luclle Pitnn. Miss Marie Vnnness, 'Hazel Therkelsen Miss Hubv Scott, Miss Carmen Allison, Miss I.lillan El- well, Miss Margaret Du Bols. Miss Stlne, Miss Adena Levhach, Miss Hattle Ja cobson, Miss Harriet .Tacobson. Miss Katheryn IMinhar. Miss Hare Small, Miss Anne Pennlck. Miss Palmer. Miss Myrtle Hunnell, Miss Copp, Miss Irene Flynn, Miss Kdna Patterson. Miss Vera Patterson Miss- Winnie Lewis. Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. .1. F, Logan. Tom I'ohson. Ford Tarolev. Will Curran. Lee Wandell and Edwin Patton. During the week Mrs. Joseph Mr-Donald, assisted by her guest. Mrs H. M Carlock. gave a fancy dress party for the young people of Seaside. The porch of the pretty cottage was used for serv ing refreshments and was decorated with lanterns. There was music and dancing during the entire evening. The prize for the best sustained character went to Miss Dorothv Hither w ho ap- ' peared as "Old Maid" Those present and their co'tumes follow: Florence! Kendall as Buster Brown. Mariraret Montag as American Beauty, Ford Tarp ley as Merry Widow, Elsa Gill as Co lonial Maid Randolph Carroll as Cow boy. Mrs. John Gill as Christmas. Vio la Barnstaeker as Japanese Maid. Reed Rumelln as Happy Hooligan, Sara Mo Cully as Holland Girl. Harold Gill as Gentle Folks. Tiorothy Huber as Old Maid. Ada Kendall as Bo Teep, Xeal Kendall as the sheep, Mrs. T. T Strain as Neopolitan Fruit Girl, Mrs. H. Sar rent as Ladv Sneezent. Mra F. P Kan- dall as Gypsle Fortune Teller Joseph MrDonald as I,adv Graceful, Herbert Barnptecker as Sir Best Suit, Mrs. Os kar Huber as Monk. Miss Nell Navlor of Portland enter talneoF1 at a bonfire on the beach at Gear hart last Monday night. A large number of young people en Joyed themselves at the Saturday night dancing party at f'argent's Seaside house. Before the evening's dancing be ran Miss Mabel Jewel of Boston de lighted the gniests with two plsno solos. A whist party was given last Tuesdav at Lrwksley hall by I a a gufmby for Carroll Wilson. There whs a short mu- sioai prora.m oeiore iiie earn playing Deran. i ne rortunate w inner prise was Miss Hazel Holland Mrs. C. B Cellars entertained ber of friends at cards In her cottage last Thursday afternoon. At Oearhart on Tuesday evening Mrs. j H. Fisher gave a house warming In her summer home. Fire hundred was rlave-i and refreshments served. The honors or the evening were won by M. A. Box- ter and Miss Hansen. At Sargent's Seaside house Sunday evening Mrs Max Flelschner gave a; 1 honor of of the pretty lining-rooms was used for the i sloti. Mr: and Mrs. Max-Goodman their daughter Ml.s Goodman and anil Mrs. Max Flelschner made up party. Personal Mention. Kenneth Kenton returned to Portlan Monday aflei a five weeks' outing at the cottage of his father. W. P. Kenton, at Seaside, ami will spend a few weeks In California before leaving for Yale. Harold Heed of Portland is spending the remalnd John S. H.-ed. John C. Falling and El liott Holromb, all of Portland, passed throuiih Seaside Saturday on a walking trip to Coos Bay. nerrtrk Wnnd of Portland Is enjoying a short outing at Seaside, Ted Hlgglns and Harry Flavel of As toria were at Seaside over Sunday. Plowden Stott of Portland is making a short visit at Seaside. Robin Nelson of the Kniverslty of ori-L-on visited friends at Seaside last week. Chester Murphy of Portland was a week-end visitor at Seaside. Graham Glass Jr. of Cambridge, Muss., returned to Seaside this week I after a trip to Portland. Harry Lit t of Portland made a short visit at Seaside last week I!uss(ll Smith of Portland Is a g-uest at t he Hotel Moor-. Simeon Winch of Princeton la a guest at Sargent's Seaside house. William Reuter of the Cnlversity of Oregon visited his mother and sister is Seaside of th a rum icj, rha rt Truth and Quality appeal to the Well-Informed in tvery walk of life am a' eSv. ruial to permanent iKCMtftod rH inr.ie f(-.n.l ng Accor- iogljr, it is not rlaimr i that yr :p of Kigs and Elixir of .Vr.ria i the or.ly irtnedy of known ralue1, hut nn of r.at v reasons at Seaside last week Karl Reed of Portland for n short visit. Pick Jones of Portland Is of Henrv WesMnger at Sc'isid Cyrus N. V.'.ung of Humboldt countv. Cal.. who haa been u guest at the Fen ton cottage for two weeks, returned to Portland Monday. Arthur Van Pusen of the Cnlversity of Oregon was a week -end (jupst at the Hotel Moore. Joseph Knapp of Seattle visited friends at SesMe last week. Harold Bates of Portland left Seaside for .Vortli Hea'h Monday. Lester Hudson of Portland Is enlov lng an outing at Seaside. Preston Conklpgham "f Princeton spenutr.g the summer at Seaside. Warren K. Thomas, a well-known Portland lawyer, is a guest at Sargent s Seaside house.. Miss Malta Hart of Portland Is a guest at tho Wesslnp.r cottage at Sea side. Miss Caroline Benson and Miss Vivian Holmes of Portland .'pent a few davs at Seaside. John F. t.og-an of Portland spent Sun day with his farnllv at Seaside. Miss izetta Jewel of the Haker'stock company, with her mother and sister, will spend the remainder of the month' at Sargent Seaside house Miss Vlda Reed of Portland Is a guest at the Hotel Moorr. Professor R. It. Steel of the Portland public s'hoola H spending a few days at S. a side. Arthur Alexander of Tortalr.d Is a g'o s; at the Ho'e! Moor. . Mrs Raleigh St ..(t of Portland Is! t-I.en.niB; a few- days at Seaside fiest at the Hotel v.. ..re W. F Kettenl.a h of huliinn riihn win left Snasliie some time back for - Atlantic, t ity. r,:,s r-turned and Joined I. is family at Satgeiit s Seaside Hon (ins G Mosier of Portland la a guest at the Hotl Moore Mis. Ge,.;gc M, Itrlde of Portland and MrH A :! k of Salem are regls t(rv1 at t't" li ne Moore. Ha:,;.: T .M.n.,: of Portland is a guest ..r !.-,! .ju'inhv at Loskslev Ha : 1 San for at S.irif'ni I.oiT.r- K Kl.or: o-i-M IHr- h L i Po r 1 1 a n d H' K h r w . g wi; -. r.d Mrs. it Kruse 1 ris u gt ter en-atnder of sp. of the T"n1 nd the renin ;n l,1 f Astoria A rth-. 1 J Hi why it i th bt of pfrv.nal an ! family I Uxatim U the fact that it cleanses, wert era and relives the intmal orean? on which it mcU without any d"bil;Uting j after effort and without having to iocreaae , i , th quaotity from time to t.n.e It arM pleasantly and natttrally and truly as I Unnvr, ancj it mnfonent psJ-U a known sn'l appmx-ei Ky phraicikna, aa it f-w fmrn all rrfijoction- a4 UWUMn . O p-l Hi t-enejftai e.Tertt alwy- purr has- the jrr-nuirve manufaMafd Ct forma lit yvp CK, o!' tn hJ dmf- r r- v.' - ''( M '. s J e -port'.ind h.ti 1 1 K Lev v V Port land wi! i s;.. t season at Li ks; Miss ( 'on gt .111. versl t y of ireg, mi der of the no nth ! Fred and Allen I j at Seaside o r Su Mis. 1 lert.ei t .Vi i Walla i goes' s i J T Maedonn ! a i 'well known 1. irio-i f rn la . r. g- jes t s hou e H W S hrrerr a are guests at the c.i j talc 8tsr..v and s nr. guests fit Sirtf ni s M-s Sara.li B F'-rhes . i Thursday at tjearhqrt Mr ail Mrs Huct-es of Portia hs. trf- n guests of Mrs A'th'i at .".errt left, for Portland M' Mr n- t- George Bnford f.f H '1 lani Ml tin Rr rg.s'ered at Iockeley hali Fd'tf Woodcock of the t'r.lver- in sperilra the Simmer M - ld J F ".rd s - r ' -V. R P11 f dd V A V- H J I'lrk and Miss Clark of ei t iarhsrt "laturdsy er,1 wife ef Ilwsr-o spert argent s Sssid r:A.j f?srsen and M1s Hnn - v f.m. m Portland Monrta isrhrt j was a pnT for t ' s : t a v ' Porl'.srvl y.r-- A A r;l rf PorCtnd )otn1 his farr,l! 'n irt, rf the- Lrfw-fcsiey halt rtn tr t Ur. as4 Mra. Ctarlsa Jsonic ( Mrs ! fi-.A.v s-ssl . . - I. s - 'X ..,v,V 'Vv- little! '''' ' "- V f '. i, C ( . V ,.0,1 the1 !'r? v , - , ' - - v . - i v S , t '-'. . A- K s , . . ' V ,i 'C I fjr Vs. ..,-.- . - - ,'"'.- -s. j.':-, 4 s ,. ' ' - - ' ' . t . . ... c s - - s t , e , '' s . ... ......tiaaii-tt-tlieei-. : sW ji i - 1 ' Vll4 r; . t &(m''Mm 1 ' , ";'.'!? f ' '.:--.:;:' fy ":.!'-;. ; .-I'-.V-,..; ...j -"-!,.: . I, ' . y . -.i:H ::'"-: :-- . ". . -. . - I. -.- :; : . '- ' :. -.'V- :-'-.-.-'-- .'..' !-''-''':--;..-':' ;: ... ' ' . " - , 1 - v., ; tho guest ". f ... - - .s i - : ' . - I : i "Man tho Life Boat." Scene at North Shore Life Saving Station. Portland a-' fl'"ldiri? a few days at Richard L. Kruse, have returned to their JllKle Tavlor. Charles K. Lakewood Mr no ii. o.i .m. 1 Gearhart cottage. 'w c Witzel o P k'rie.- vir ' i- . -M' i-fRe xrir, ,.f Port- Alice Anderson of Portland Is vl. ivvi, ' V; .'.',..:V1.rS ''. V iaii.i ar.- ii -'ts ,1; l.-o ... hli , ng Mrs. W. o. Van Srhuvver at Seasid. . y Warr'cns -ind hihlre', c a ii . ''" '"k V '- Lop John Horaii of Portland Is spend i n : , i. - , ' ' IIu"- deal.r iest,,s at I.o. ks, y hail from j a week at Seaside. ' M H ,,, r V vi, i' ,, 'u , " New York . It v . ' A. ICKa nder. Harold Minor, .Miss i athern.e C.-k 1 md m the j '' I!'il"r. K'l I less. W. K. Prud- guest of Mis l is.;., : at ... it I iioinme and wife, I'airoll Wilson. Helen Miss X. p Xi,vl..r 1 ' aa , .,.,,! was a' 1 TAT PI C t T V' V tt'IlU' I lea u i eg a id, W. M. Hamilton.. A A. g.i. st ;,t th- p.... M YA, A 1 M'.AM h W rittht. K. S Krwinandwlfe.Mrs.Pa.il Mrs R p. (ioucl . . ,1.1a. - Helen - M-lntneti. Mr and Mrs George H. An- of P..rtl. in. 1 are at ' ', n .a ! l a a s(...rt ' . der-on, X. W. Heinback. Henrietta visit. . , I'.aiigh. Alice liaughertv W F Baker 1! Fox of t' e St.. i't ,-m Moore Hotel. (C M t "histudiri. J T. Rogers. Mrs K Yt pair, at Pottlat d 1- a , :-i .,; ).-.- k- P- it.- Mallng. W. L. Makay, S W'.'f. li.'n Mis P H I towns. Miss Maude 'eV h.1 iSrrU ..lroo., d.,,1 lr. IT- VOI I P -Ll'S. U p pin. llei'n.r T? . - 1 .' ' ." ' " : ' " 'M'ie , .... , t ii t, . i,,... .. i, . . . n 'i '. i rown. inn G Ite ?.r n ' ,V : ' k a. .1 wife. Miss I. I.Tfte .l..-i !' Mi-s'M ' Pr d. ss r p a , . , jl tt.,f , , 1 S,:,H,, George K. K. Filehne,- a, d ,f... , ' ,'J 'f, ' chi , .' V ,1, , . ,-. l: M-nrick. J. H. Jacks. a., it a " , ,' 'V" . . '..!... . : . , . . ' .Gil.l.s Met I .it we F. -I Pall Mlnole . '",ll"'!!s. H 1- Ml' . ' ,7". ' ". ; . 1 II, II I" U Ilnller' Tm Wli.im W A : ' Inenl caine to Seaside Kiala " ' ' 1 ' " 1 . 1 i . 1 ge. Mrs. S W. King .Jeorge w' ""i t,r i. . v-n rs , ,- , , I Tilling hast . Norm A. Kly. Peter Beck. 1 f ,'M Pr l.en Xnrden ,f 1 a :v a -guest ; n ... s,,hm, u ,v c,. Ml. .e,. at " L. rr.-P M .-e at , -ri,..r Mr..i.')m .if vvn .' ' l-.'d , "'''' . .. , ., IH' less. Ur. and Mrs San ford Whiting ; v' " i I A 11 Wlnfire and wife, li H Kn'.:z. vu m y""'' 'v " '" I !.... ra l.eedv. Mr. and Mr. charts .l-r, , ' ' . 1 S I' 1 i l.in. I -, ,ti . s Fro l.-r- I I I c .. I ..." a !! 'A tl'lnri P T- ' of P .r' s:. ...i ' w i .-wi.. ,', ... 1 . 1;:.I ..,rr- to S ,,!... ..... ., a ... - .. . ': " ""t"-. 'o. v. .1 as au, ,. i ,,, ... ... , . , , Mtiltn. u i.'iiam m t...iftey and s, o. I, . ',". .','. ', , ' -. 1 Vr'hur Alexander. Mr '." II ''raig I 1 " '- Ml. Ves.-oht f ta X V,, .... Seng". ''Vt.yJsl . - , -;nrh Sal.ln.' John P llu.a-i T H ; r,.Pv ... ' rang. .ur. am .Mrs n . h.-nis .1 w ' ' 'Mio U.nTi V I' Slt,,r1..f...a l- a. of I', i .?rK-, ,V..'. - ?' v-s . ".trdrath. R. S. Brlgham. J. Bra II ley. L j, -r I;-'. .."ti .. " -'.tohr: A Horan. Miss Wahl Lawr-n-e M,s . ' v.' K'tg ' of '' r- JiJ,n''. M"" Rand. Laura p,,r, i B. i, .. I . l:n I. Miss K. Glle. J P Magi,.,.;. J L'.s'i.' ' ' ' r " K I-aldlaw. Nellie Nesyold. Vlda H-ed J G, c m n- r Harold K Reed. Martin Watkins. t A I to';,- i---,r f,.,.'- - '. '.". '; K-nr. . William M.'-zg,: a; I wl'e M. ; t. ;.' , , ... ,. m h a.up.s Bri.i wife. pa-.. . a ,,,. j .p . ) i. !- .' . p .. .'; " KHI-lief. -' t, ! -;; Stot V Miss i a Vi--;-. g -.- t - - ' I .. MISS .Moire; , j ! s " , ..,...' ;rg Mi v p M V. ! :er I,.-:. , - . ' - ' f Me i Ir : ). la - .' .... . . w 1 ... I I. : r I lit ,r 1 i p.-.,.- .... . - . '.'; G B ICo.'nt !'. fit s t .OI. -i' ! ' ' e.. , i;. at S. ,s- ).. .' H L i' a Jame j Llv i.n. R M T s J K ' . , l . - C B Ha . t tag. : ' , ' ' " . ', 1 r , ; .. ' ' M' ' ' ' ... - . . - a - e r ; , : . . r , ,. were I M s Hist-.. p s,. , ' ,, ', Mr .1 M V t -e ' . ' m. of Wa.:i M'ss M---:.r-.. . u. . ' ;.' , T . , ,'. . .- 1 Mo..'. S':rll K h ' S -s ' ic,r. 'W m-.. m '!- - . Peaelde - . k .; ,. . ; .M..f- fT y for h ran i . ii I -. ... ,. , ,,. . ' ' Mi k Seise:. Ms-le Seiner. Ma v Sh- V- - ... IJ" "' c.rare iii:..-n. H C 1.. . .'.' . - -"Can. T. W. Hall. W Terlan. K J "' , ' '' ' ' 11 Fra'.k Kir.g and wife. Mr and I .--. .--i ii - . '-s f-ri I N P.. 'h' . g . , mo e l ... r i M H Mr J f; K'-r- '. . 1. F A-iderson nWrw V I.MH t w i " . - I K ' - ' O. . ' - 3 J ' . , e a , i p Tlav Mr Fra ' 'A ' I -:.,r d i;f-t v Port-it hew.ka'G. ' vv ; i -idge i '.e ,: '1 - . t''l.TT- to G Pe eld, e' - : - . j Ka.pi l'-ir' .- j - ' 1 at Sa ; s.de Th rr, s . M"" ' ,fv.ap r,f ' Moffeit ft" .- r-. t ae'r-'t ' 8es1d ho,,. ' M A ' . ..- ' P'"',r .t ; fAT ,'the city Fr1iv , . .tp )-,' I Ml t m rr- ' tt I R B i..:i . 4i.gHr pr-rfj. j lurd 1 e r. e : 1 r r- -. II. a. . I ihi't Berkeley, Cal.; Oeorge Sten- horne. L Camas. Wash.; John Recora, h tor, Mont., Harold M. Brown, R. O. Knapp, anoouver. Wash.; Mra A. Hammond. Mrs. J. A. Clark and three children. Martin's Bluff, Wash.; V. C Thorn. Ivke. Astoria; IX M. Klelnser Oregon Cltv; Frank Myers, Annie My eis. Memphis, Mo., John Baker, Baker Cltv: Hazel K Rlsser, Mr. and Mrs. J Rlsser. Helen Hensley. Knoxvllla. Iowa C 8 Triivsus, Watervllle, Kaji. ; James Travsue, Summerfleld, Kan .: Wlnngetid (iardner, Forest Grove; L B. Zlmmer niau. The Dalles; William Love and wife Huntley, feb.: A. L. Anger, Walla Walla; Mrs. 8 A. Jones, Miss Jones. Sherwood; O H. Rylond, Rainier, Or. NsoauUoum Inn. Kmma Cowan. John T. Whistler and family. Vivian Holmes Caroline Ben son "Bertha Brehart, Lillian Winters, Mrs Walter White. Mrs M. J. White, L. Ruhle J. H. Coats, all of Portland; Miss N. Kruse. Mrs. W. Shannon. Miss W Hanny, Mlsa A. Clark. Mrs. Lena Charman. June M. Charman, Oregon City. Oommerolal Hotel. Bertha Wehn, Mr. Barclay, W. Sauh, K W Stratlon. A. J. Sweeny G W. Priest. W R. Greer F. W. Brownell, L. Rasmussen. P. P. Stokes, W C Morrison V. Walters. L. A. Walker, George Paris, A L. Lyman, 8 F. New head and wife, Oeorge J. Plckson. Thad Young. B. C. Cross. H. F. Schults, M. 8. Cad man. P. Becker, Mrs. Bell Brady, J. F. Cox, J F. Cox. W. 8. Armstrong. Charles K. Skeels, Edward Brandmeyer, George (Jress. S F. Neroharas, A. L, Lvman. all of Portland; C. 1. Carlson Marvin Jensen. Krnest Llbke, Roy K. Crockett, Astoria; K. V. Rising, Frank Rail. Rokomo, Ind.; Mrs. Ceoll Wat- kinds. David Watklnds. Prescott Ariz.: Mrs. J. E Collins, Miss Lotta Abbott, W. H. Ahhott, J. H. Crockett, Lester Kindred. Warrenton; 8: H. Carnahan. Clatsop; George Pans, Cathlamet, Wash ; J M. Aldrich, Vancouver, Wash.; H J. Blanwell. pi Bunkhouser and wife, Brldgefleld, Wash.; J. D. Owen, Eugene; E. V. Tiller and wife, Payton. Or.; Mrs. M. V. Phillip. Log Harbor. Faolflo View Hotel. Mrs. J. C. Reed. Miss May Reeve, Al bert Welch and family Mrs. C. A. Bah cock. Mrs. H R McCarver. Leila Mc Carver, all of Portland. and the dancing was a thing of toy The costumes were splendid, conalder ln the difficulties to be met on tha beach In procuring- the necessltiou Among tha noteworthy were: Anno Pltchhurn ypsy; May Rosenhaupt, f ranch MiiH; Juliet Aronson. Merry Widow; Ruth fllchel. Flower Girl; Enid Rothchlld, Spanish Maid: Delia Hnhn Flower t71rl; Mildred Fuller, Qelsha-' Tessle Prtton. Japanese Maid: Clara Vedder, Re.1 t'ross Nurse; Myrtlo S brie fer. 81s Hopkins: Mrs. Judge. Sunbonnet Kid; Mrs. F. It. Irwin, Woe Toddler Maud Howell Carmen; Mis. Dom 7.nn Indian; Mrs. Rourbarker. Colonlul Maid' Nancy Zan, Old Fashioned Girl; Inez Barrett, Night; Mason Ehrman, Dlrec toire Costume; Egbert Mersereau, Gib son Girl; F. H. Irwin. Seotohman; ( harles Loelding, Bailor L&sle: H E juiiKo, juck ur; iuy Howell, Minstrel e-i-a II , J. THE SOCIAL LIFE AT NOBTII BEACH N' rosfitiiayi A. Bertellion, Mrs t Graham, Mrs. G. Glh md. K. K. Brown, Mln Hine, Mantua, Ohio; Akron. Ohio: C t Nelson. Mrs. C. N. Thom- x M. I'. Michell. Miss Annene Mis O. R. Krler. The I!1..u- I. Wlggln. Lewlston: Mlsa Marl I. a Belle. Spokane; Captain William Histls. Mra William Hustls, Laura llastis. Washington, I. C. Barg-ent's Bcaslds Konn. I B Llnthlcum, Alexander Lln Mlss Evelyn Wilson, Mrs. F. M. Jr, Miss Warren, Miss Marie L WooUhurn. Mrs. W. A. Mc- Warren K. Miss Hlrsch, a gues Is taking Arllx S I! :. man. Smlih. Mis '-ig K Adams. ' H Schwerb- b s -u.iv . a d. I-orne Kl s Jarriei .1 Llvi.n. R Hiv .;s c W'hoeier T1 I. W' Wham a and wife. Mi M! P B Downs. A I. 1 D W.s. Mrs Anna Rev nolds. -dds. A nm T Carro A c Wi:;:sms, I- Jones and w If' hlrchln Ruspell Macdonald, Mrs M C .Cal. 1 1 C . Ada Mrs. 1 thl.ajtn W.irrer 1 Nu:is i Hue. Mrs Henshelwood I nomas, Stanford Hirsch, Mrs James Cook. Mrs. Cully Cook, Miss Cully Cook, Miss Cornelia Cook, Mrs. Mike Jacob, Hortense Jacob, Mrs. O. M. Rlsser. H H Jones, wife and son, John S R.-ed, John C Failing. Cachot Ther kelsen. Ernest Swlgrert. KHot Holcomb, Mr and Mrs J B Kerr and two chll drtn. M Flelschner, Miss E Glle, Gra ham Glass. William T Mulr. H B. Levy. J Scott D L Williams and wife, all of Portland; V. Kenny, New York city. Mr ; and Mrs I T I man. Mrs J 8 Mnr i gan. Miss J Davis, Isetta Jewell. New York. Haiel Jewel, Boston, Conrad I Krehs and Mrs K. T Prescott, Salem; ! Mrs H J Marktram. Chlcsgo; Thomas I Moffett and wife. Miss M B MofTett, Moffett Springs; Mrs Percy Willis Pauline Remington, Fort Stevens; J T C. . ?aucett, san Diego, ORTK BKACH. Wash., Aug. 22 Tlie beach season on the Wash ington coast has reached Its crowning point. ThouBands are Bcattered among the different re sorts and every hotel and cottage is en Joying Its banner week. This Is the time when the busy merchant gets off for a few days and takes the Potter to Join his family at. North Beach, when the cottages entertain their guests, and when the hotels put down cots In the hall. The event of the week has been the tennis tournament at the Breakers and the festivities which have gone with It. Tennis Tournament. The first annual tennis tournament which has Just been completed at the Breakers has been a success from every point of view. Tho players have enjoyed a week of the finest kind of outing and some very close and exciting matches have been played. The tournament has been well attended and some of the best players on the coast have been matched ii gainst each other. i he went tier lias been first rate and the new courts have turned nut to he remarkably gnoi. The Breakers tournament has been ruthorlzed by tho National Lawn Tennis association and will be an annual affair. Coming In the heart of the season as it has this year the tournament was the event around which many social activi ties grouped. The cup offered by the Breakers hotel goes to the winner of the mens singles. Cost tuns Ball. Incident to the tennis tournament the Breakers hotel with Its customary Ini tiative entertained guests and friends at an elaborate costume ball. Parsons' or-j rhestra played in their usual high form I i)n. jacK. lnr; liuy Mowell, Minstrel in; Leo Hahn, Sir Joshua Reynolds M. Arthur, Bouncing Baby. Othsr Social Events. Wednesday afternoon as the of Leo Hahn, Miss Mildred Fuller, Mlsa Enid Rothchlld, Mlsa Delia Hahn Mlsa Tessla Preston, Mlsa Myrtle Schaefer. H. 8. Green. Morris Dunne Rs vmor.,1 Gregg. Mason Ehrman, Cleveland Cote, and Ouy Bennett, enjoyed a dsllghtful launching party over to Sand Island where the salmon seining was wit' nessed. A delightful luncheon w-n . served. What Is a beaoh wdthrmt a hnnflr This was tho thought of th young ani active at the Breakers Wednesday night and they were not alow to fol low the Idea with action. A glgantld blaze was soon started on the sand. Tha usual time was spent In story tU Ing. the proverbial potato waa roasted and prehistoric songs were mined with modern melodies. Those partlclpatlna were May Rosenhaupt, Maude Howelt Tessle Presten, LesgleLeadbetteiv Myr tle fichoefer. Enid Rothchlld. Juliet Ajronson, Anno lutcnBurn, Inea Barrett, Delia Hahn, Amy Rosenhaupt, Lao Hahn. Cleveland Cate, Charles Leodlng, Raymond Oregg. Mason Ehrman. Eg-j bert Mersereau, Morris Dunne, JacW Howell, Eugene Mersereau and KannetlS McAlpln. Tuesday night before th rancr dres party at tha Breakers Miss Enid Roth-' child was the charming hostess for sbe University of Oregon Doys, who oama up from Sand Island to take part In theJ festivities. Those who enjoyed Aflsa Rothchlld's hoBrltallty were Rolln Nel son Victor Volght, William Wood, An thur Van Dusen. Phil Hart and Chariest Snow. Monday night the guests at Hackney cottage were entertained Dy the follow ing progTam: Piano solo, Mlsa Jacob son; reading, W. A. Coughlan; vocal solo, Mrs. Slnnott; piano solo. M1ss L. Hagner: ventrlloaulsm. W. A. Cnuih- lan; piano solo, Mrs. Thompson; vocal solo, Miss J. Thompson. Jean Martin entertained a number of friends at her Seavlew cottage Monday. Dancing occupied the great part of trie evening. Personal Mention. Victor Volght of the University of Oregon was a guest at tho Hotel Break ers last week. Philip Hart of Boston visited at North Beach Thursday. Charles McCormack Snow of Portland passed through Long Beach, en route to Tokland, Wash. Robin H. Nelson1 of Albany spent a few- days at North Beach last week. William Wood of Astoria was a guest at the Breakers Tuesday. Arthur Van Dusen of the University of Oregon was at North Beach during the early part of the week, Harold Bates of Portland is visi'i'ik' at the Nichols cottage at Tioga. Lester Hodson of Portland is a guest at the Hotel Breakers. Kenneth McAlpln of Portland is at the Breakers for the tennis tourna ment. Henry Wesslnger of Portland visited friends at North Beach Friday. Mr and Mrs. George W. Sairk and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lutkln of Huntington are guests at Hackney cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Nlrolal of Port land urn at the Breakers for tho ten nis tournament. C. A. Fisher of Nampn, Idaho, visited North Beach resorts during Hie week. H N Morton and wife of Salt Laks are guests at' Hackney cottage. Joseph Freedenthal of Portland Is spending a few days at Seavlew. Judge M. K. George of Portland Is a guest at Shelburne house. William B. Honeynian and wife of Portland are at Hackney cottage. A. B McAlpln of Portland Is a player In the Breakers tennis tournament. Harry H Thomas of Portland Is a guest at Sunset hotel. Dr. R. E. Holm and family of Trnut- (Contlnued on Page Five.) fe cf Por'lsnd Mo.i- lfe of Tscom.i Sessile hni" of Por'lard M!p Hr Iffl to ' c ', ft r, f Ti P .e Bsrr,t pM1 f,r, Mr Lo-li.e Beckn. h" 'r Anders.-n Miss Myr " r. M- R vis'. man. Mrs . ; ,. . ; M-.r FT F Cochran . ' ' Mi k '.:. Ms-le Senner. h Ser-e- Grare lill.'-n, H C F. W if,i. W Terlan. E J Frs'k Ktr.g and wife. Mr and el Yt Graven nd son. M I ui of Portland R H (tirn ' M Hodsee Mi F Aiderson, Gorr F Judd ' J M Mnwhorre, R L Howes and wlfa. c ;il-vtt Algs Ksnteln r IeManc " Klrrey, ". M Hdres Jchn K. i Irr Jin Maud Van Dusen. 1 e- t 'ring.r M W Ionb.rT-v. A r-e. P F Touns Mix Jessie Rands Arthur Vn Dun. Harvey A Alien. M-- HilNr.rn A W Mine. A- e-'s J M f-mlth. O f, Wermouth. I F Ine and w'fe. Mrs J f Mofrsn, ''.ec.rg. Rests;; William J psrker and wife, ftan FVanrtco M F Ve. Jt. p Kruttle nd wife. potneroT. Wsah . W c Wandell Mr and Mrs Al Mrrl. Hsl H Hm i-en wtfe sd r"i, "t txmta, J "fifth Mr a4 Mrs W A Tvr, Ml M H.ief MM rmwslL Miss PmH a'irsj tnurt Hrrine D11 Hmcwb Aatta Baaw " ! a g-uest st fld. H Herbert HrArUeir, Wtiil . I Wilt VI J.. Becka.aB and tier swpbsw. J ivaasa j,, o. W. FUUhw, M tita XriM'l ch XotL John Whistler, R. I. Markloy C R Zehnthouse, ordon M. Gl. E Dahl, Mrs T W B Ixindon Miss Winifred London, Miss Julet London. Henrv Bethnke Mrs. Henry Bothnke. Frsnk Rothschild. Miss Cella Carlson. L. F Hosford Mr and Mrs J B Krr, Leon Rosenhlstt, Mra Leon Rosenblatt. Mrs X.h j; D Maese P. Marx. Mrs. 8 H Morgan, t iSDoms. ; n ,v s,fr u ra H J Miller Wll- llsm Brum. Cora Hosford. Mrs L P Hefordt Mrs Harklns. Mrs Adlw, Miss Jessls Hsrklns, Mrs. U R FIstler. Mrs A. W Hosford. Mrs E. Peterson. F. M Warren Jr Dr. Florence Manlnn Mrs F. A. Fischer. Miss Elsie Fischer. Mlsa Alice D. Juston. all ef Portlond; May belie M Toting W. E- Pome ror, Al tnrls; K. O Blancher. Mrs F- O Blenrher. Hond Rivsr; A. W. Utslrger. (Uasld. R E. Gulchsrd and wife, llir old Gulchsrd. txirothy Gulchsrd. Mrs Hrbrt McArthur. Mrs James Kldwell. Walla Waits; Mrs W B Young. F"rt Ptevena: J E rait The Iniles Arthur Brec. Ran Jos. Csl. OvWosUal XirtaiL W. K. Mnorc. Captain H Bora. mJiJiiiiili,iilw,siiwBuiylwiiiii.siiaililil in will rmKf? - - vtv- - v. I ''Jv ml i!?v,w . --4 t." 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