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THE OHEGON SUNDAY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1S2:
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Come and Go
At Newport
TVTEWPORT, Aug. 26. William Ar
3 nold Decabauh and family passed
through Newport Wednesday en route
to their uome la Portland, with a six
prong buck and a large bear hide
strapped to their car. They report the
hunting and fishing excellent be
tween Silet and Newport.
. State Highway Commissioner John B.
Teon and family of Portland spent
Tuesday at this beach after motoring
down from Seaside over the proposed
route of the Roosevelt highway. In
cidentally they enjoyed a deep sea fish
ing trip and other resort amusements.
i Miss Helen Kellherg returned to her
home In Portland Friday after a three
weeks outing at the beach.
B. M. Durant and wife of Portland
njoyed a brief visit at Nye Beach
during the weeh.
v Mary Henderson was a visitor from
fcorvallis over tfie week-end.
Mrs. R. F. Arley ana daughter of
Salem are spending their vacation at
this resort.
Mllborne cottage Is sheltering Miles
Henderson and wife, and Richard
Cronlse and family.
Vivian Merrill of Portland is the
house guest of Mrs. Robert B. Eakm.
P. H. D'Arcy and Theresa D'Arcy
of Salem are numbered among Nye
feeach vacationists.
f Norma Fender of Albany is enjoying
a few days outing at the seashore.
- Mrs. Asa Stevens and children and
Mrs. Pat Stevens and son and Helen
Averill arrived Monday from Portland
for three weeks recreation. They have
taken the Jesse cottage and will be
Joined by Mrs. Lind and children Sat
urday. Glenn Taylor of Roseburg returned
kome Monday after a week's visit In
JJye beach.
u. At the "Cheery" cottage are Mrs.
Jake Howard and daugnters and Mrs.
Robert A. Marshall and children of
Portland.
i O. H. Bailey and wife of Salem are
njoying a short vacation at the beach.
A Mrs. S. "W. Fender and family of Al
bany are at Nye beach.
A. J. Graks and wife of Portland are
spending the week at the seashore.
Gordon G. Griffiths is a beach visitor
from Chemewa.
Mrs. Arthur Sullivan and children
and Mrs. Vena Baker and daughter
Florence arrived Saturday for a month
vacation at the Sibley cottage, at Nye
beach.
4. Rollins K. Sage and wife of Salem
are late arrivals at this resort.
At the Mills home are Hobart Mason
and wife and Mrs. Harvey Nelson and
children, of Saiem, for a three weeks'
Visit.
, R. A. Sanborn and family motored
to Nye beach Thursday and are domi
ciled in the "Whitby cettage for a three
weeks' stay.
. Mrs. Kastborn and children are so
journing at this beach for the month.
Mrs. James A. Coleman and children
are comfortaWly located in one St the
Twombley cottages for the rest of the
season. Coleman will arrive Tuesday
from Portland to Join them.
. Miss G. Wagner is a Nye beach
Visitor from Salem.
' Mrs. Wm. R. Lacey and family of
Portland are among1 vacationists ar
riving during the week.
-. " Mrs. Frank Power and Florence
Power of Salem are spending a few
days at this resort.
J"- Mrs. A. Urban and Bemice Urban
are enjoying the week at the sea
shore. John O. Farrel is a resort visitor
from Eugene.
4 Domiciled in the Eakin cottage for
a two weeks" stay are B. H- L&f ferty,
'wife and daughter, Harold Beale. and
Murlus Eakin.
Harvard Young and sister departed
.for their home in Portland Wednesday
, after a thre weeks' vacation at Agate
: beach.
-Mra Arthur Stevens and daughters,
Grace and Mary, arrived from Salem
Sunday evening for a week's etay at
Nye beach.
EL K. Donner and F. p. Trask were
visitors from CorvalUs over the week-
end..
fr E. R. Russcl of Salem enjoyed a
MARY EMILY
NEyMAN
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has returned to Portland after having-
visited the larger cities In the
East, including New York. Chicago
and Philadelphia, for the purpose of
investigating the latest, modern,
scientific methods of Bauty Cul
ture as employed ib the famous
Kastem beauty shops. Miss New
man returns after an absence of
several months with man v new
ideas that should meet with ap
proval of the women of Portland.
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Taqnlna Head lighthonse, north of Newport, Is
few days outing at this seashore re
cently. Mrs. Julius Harold Hart of Portland
Is among vacationists encamped at
Tent city.
Mrs. W. Blaine Seeley and Mrs. B. C
Seeley of Woodburn are enjoying an
outing at Tent city.
Gail G. Landsden and wife ace among
resort visitors from Woodburn.
Mrs. E. PUnklewiset and Edith Flin
kiewiset are enjoying a brief visit be
fore returning to their home in Port
land. Tom Turner and wife of the Spring
hotel at Springfield, are registered
at the Gilmore.
J. M. Yaeger and family of Salem
are in a Cheery city cottage for their
annual vacation.
H."H. Heil of Portland is a vaca
tionist at Nye beach.
H. J. Brown and mother of Salem
are in a summer .cottage for a week's
visit. Brown is a real estate man at the
capital city.
Mrs. R. F. Axley and daughter are
Salem visitors at the Old Playground.
Rita Fergusen of Salem is spending
the week at Nye beach.
Mrs. M. A. Howells and Harriet
Howells of Eugene are visiting in the
city.
Mrs. Elborne Slmms departed for her
home in Woodburn Wednesday after a
week's visit at the home of Mrs. A. P.
Branigar.
Frank Whitman- and Mrs. Clyde
Whitman and son Dick returned to
their home in Woodburn on Sunday.
Floyd HasRall, wife and daughter
Luella returned home after a short
vacation at this resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graves are here
from Woodburn.
Mrs. Charlie Wastsoa and daughters.
Hazel and Gladys, of Portland, and
Mrs. Henry Wells and daughters of
Salem are cozlly located In the Gaston
cottage for the month.
At the Beach-View cottage is Floyd
uaviea ana ramiiy or Medford.
Myra Bean and niece Helen are late
arrivals from Eugene.
Mrs. B. F. Jenkins and children ar
rived from Spokane Sunday and will
visit with friends and relatives for a
fortnight.
Attorney D. C. Herring and family
of Washington have rented the Jones
cottage for an indefinite length of time.
Mrs. Alwood Genn and family ar
rived on the Wednesday special for a
week at the seaside.
Mrs. M. M. Kisor and daughters of
Salem are la a summer cottage for the
week.-
Mrs. George Dickensen and children,
accompanied by Mrs. Ball, departed for
their home in Portland after spending
the entire season at Nye Beach.
Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Hecker returned
to their home In Salem Thursday after
a week's outing at Agate Beach.
Mrs. James Keith and children ar
rived Wednesday from Portland for a
lew days' visit with relatives.
Betty Euland and Helen Frev of
Portland are guests at the Mllborne
cottage.
Mrs. Retts and son Billy are In a
summer cottage for two weeks" vara.
tlon. Mr. Betts will arrive Sunday for
a snori visit.
Mr. Ellison Joined hi familv .
Windy cottage for a weeks' stay.
Mrs. G. W. Marshall and family re
turned to their home in Eugene after
a months' stay at this beach.
oienn Thomas and son motored K.r-v
to Portland Monday morninr ftr on-
Joying the week-end with the family at
um xieoaing collage.
Mrs. Wimberly and daughter niaiva
and niece. Eileen Wetherhv ratm-na
to their home In Portland Sunday.
Alene Genoe and mother are vaca
tioning at Nye Beach.
Airs. Bronaugh and chHdren of Eu
gene are visiting Mrs. Thomas.
uaie woodruff and friends are In the
White cottage for the weekend.
Mrs. Haines and children returned to
their home in Albany Tuesday.
Mrs. John Wells and Mrs. Bertha
Wells spent the week at the hnnwi nf
Mrs. Arthur Brown, who will return
to Portland with them on Sunday.
Elizabeth McElroy is spending the
week at the Briar cottage.
Terrance Blue and children arrived
Monday for a few days' visit with Mrs,
won joiue or rortiand.
S. B. Kent and family motored back
io x-ortiana Wednesday after a ten
days' outmg at Nye Beach.
Mrs. Rena Turrell cIommI hoi- mf.
Monday after spendinr two months at
me seasnore.
H. A. Tramp and wife returned to
uieir noma m Eugene after a fort
night's vacation at this resort.
W. C Callaher Joined his wife at the
oeacn xnursaay evening for the week'
end.
Mrs. Amos Wells and children re
turned to their home in Portland after
a pleasant two weeks outing at Agate
Beach.
Mrs. Harold Teane an'd children are
In a summer cottage for the fall
months.
Mix Catharine Wade and son Derry
.rrivoa weanesaay zor a months" visit
wita relatives at Isye Beach.
At the Wentwofth cottage are Mrs.
Enos and children and Mrs. Bradshaw
and children for a two weeks vacation
rrom Portland.
Jessie White is the house guest of
Mrs. Briar for the week-end.
Mrs. Lott I. Hodges of Portland ar
rived Wednesday en the special for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Agee at Nye
Beach. ' .
Harriet Belding and sister are at
Nye Beach for the week.
Mrs. A. A. McEIwain and children
are cosily housed at Nye Beach for
the rest of the season.
Mrs. Benson and son Wtllard and
daughter Alice returned to their home
in Portland Monday after spending the
month here. , -.
one of the beacons along the Oregon' Coast.
Long Beach
Visitors Are
Busy Group
LONG BEACH. Wash., Aug. 26. Mrs.
E. J. Kane, Mary Jane Kane and
Mary Helen Carney leave tomorrow
for their homes in Portland. Mrs.
Kane and Mary Jane Kane have been
the guests at the Carney home for
about a month. Mrs. T. Frank Carney
with Billy and Edward and Miss Chris
eie Patrick will return to the city on
Thursday.
... Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bulletset with
son Louis and Marie Sundberg, Mrs.
E. Pastarlno of Milwaukee, Wis., is
their house guest
George Donnerberg, U S. Tharp, Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Arct, Edgar Daley,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Little and
children are among the many guests
registered at the North Beach Inn.
Registered at the Driftwood are :
Mrs. George Cecil" Walters, Jessie
Armstrong, Gladys Humphrey and H.
Li. Gill, Mrs. E. Norman, Miss Hannah
Miller. Miss Edith Huntley and Miss
Mary Chott.
Miss Annie Gately is vacationing at
the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Gratton have re
turned to the beach to remain a fort
night. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Seaman gave a
delightful bridge party at the Fern
wood bungalow Wednesday evening In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac
donald. The evening was spent in
dancing and bridge. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold,
Air. and Mrs. Robert Macdonald, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Li. Shaffer. Mrs. Harvev
Pittenger, Miss Doris Pittenger and
Stuart Leavy.
Mrs. H. Mason and Mrs. Mabel
Napier are guests at the C. C. Rose
cottage. Mrs. C. C Rose and son
Foster joined the rest of the family
on Wednesday. Mr. Rose will spend
the week-end, to return again over
Labor day and motor home with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Oliver and son
Horace Jr. are occupylng-thelr cottage
on the ridge near Tioga.
Helen Watkms returned to the beach
after a two-week visit In Portland.
Mrs. E. J. Avery and daughter
Felice have returned to Portland, hav
ing spent a month at the beach.
Hildred Wistrand and VirsrintaJ
Hitchcock returned to Portland.
Miss Gussie Miller Is the house guest
of Mrs. Helen Wood.
W. Pen and family are in the Noon
cottage.
Edith Westhoff, Frances Westhoff.
Ruth Hakamp, Agnes Waltham. Vivian
Vaughan. Mrs. F. Westhoff and Mrs.
T. C Westhoff returned to their homes,
having spent their vacations at Broad
way court
Miss Catherine Dinneen is spending
a few days at the beach in the Sylvan
dale cottage, Tioga.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Concannon re
turned to the city on Sunday. Mr.
T. J. Concannon accompanied them.
Mrs. C. Hilgers and daughter Jane
returned to the beach to remain until
Labor day, having spent two weeks at
her home in Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Kelly and family
arrived at the beach to spend the re
mainder of the month. They are domi
ciled in the Rowe cottage.
,-Mr. George Coyne returned to Port
land, but expects to spend another few
days with his family before the end
of the season.
Mr. William Kennell arrived at the
beach to spend the week-end.
Mrs. T. J. Nash and daughter Betty
Jane, Mrs. C EL Cassel and daughter
Shirley, Ann Springer and Ted Spring
er are enjoying August in the Hanne-
Bian cottage. -
Mrs. August Olson. Portland, and
Mr. Jack Hall, Deep River, motored to
Portland, having spent a few days as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Jeffry re
turned to Portland after a three-month
stay in their beach home on the boule
vard between Long Beach and Tioga.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Wlederhold. Mrs.
W. J. Kessier and daughter Mildred
Ann are domiciled in the Burke cottage
antil September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold returned to
their home In Eugene, after a month
at Long Beach.
. Mr. John Summers spent the week
end at the Watson cottage.'' Mr. A.
S. Martin, who has been vacationing;
at the home of Mrs. J. C Watson, re
turned to Portland.
Mr. E. J. Albee spent a few days
with hjs family.
Dr. and Mrs. Fltsgibbon returned to
Portland, having spent three weeks at
the home of the letter's parents, . Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Smith.
Miss Mary Dwyer returned to the
beach, after an absence of two weeks.
She was accompanied by Miss Violet
Dwyer. who win remain at the Dwyer
cottage for two. weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Fange and little Betty
Funge and Mr. and Mrs. P. Kelson
motored to Long Beach and are spend
ing two weeks in the tourist camp.
Marlon-Neer la the house guest of
ber aunt. Mrs. C H, Schoenfeldt.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cauldwell and
daughters Catherine and Carolyn are
spending two - weeks at the Wienona
cottage..
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Honghtoa and
daughter motored to the beach to
spend their vacation at Beach Center.
Air. and Airs. Elbert E. Whitcomb
arrived at Long Beach on Sunday.
They are returning to Portland, having
spent a few weeks motoring through
British Columbia; They are spending
a few days as the house guests of Mr.
Whit comb's sister, Mrs. Gertrude
Boyce. Mrs. Julia Whitcomb will ac
company them to their home in Port
land.
E. J. RusseL, Mrs. F. M. Snyder,
Chinook, and Mr. J. J. O'Donald are
visitors at the Kellogg cottage on the
meadow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller of Brenv
erton are spending a month at the
beach. Mr. Miller is constructing a
radio station at North Head.
Mrs. A. J. Winters, Gerald Winters
and Mrs. A. C. Rice are enjoying a
most delightful vacation in the Hicks
bungalow.
Mildred Stockenberg of Portland and
Thelma Anderson of Weston, Or., are
vacationing at Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Berry of Mult
nomah, Or., are spending two weeks
at the beach.
Helen TJlin and Marie TTrickson are-
guests at the Harry Tinker cottage.
Mrs. C. P. Scanlan and children with
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Landon are spend
ing six weeks in their cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kelly, Mrs. A. T.
Bevans and son. Alpha Be van, Maud
Wilson and Edna Walker are guests at
the Clover.
Mrs. Velva Larkins and son, Lyle.
are guests of the Sunset cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones with daugh
ter, Dorothy McPherson and Jessie
Peterson spent a few days In the Mc
pherson cottage.
Mrs. William Schmuckll and Mrs.
C. M. McCafferty are spending two
weeks In the Sylvandale cottage. James
Dinneen spent the week-end. Mr.
Schmuckll and Mr. Cafferty aro ex
pected to spend Labor day here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Cali
fornia spent a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Smith expect to make
thfilr home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. L: C. Davison left the
beach on Thursday for the East. They
expect to visit relatives in Cincinnati.
Also to spend some, time in New York
and Washington D. C, returning
through Canada. They then expect to
tour California. Mr. Davison was the
former postmaster o Long Beach. -
Miss Ethel MaMulJen is visiting ner
mother, Mrs. D. B. McMullen, of Sea
more court.
Rev. D. G. Lourd. Mr. and Mrs. E.
Hawthorne and family of Portland
are registered at the Seamore court.
Thelma Hart Is the house guest or
BIrs. H. Shea at Seamore court. Mary
and Margaret Hughes motored to
Portland on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McEntee with
Gene Virginia and Eugene Jr. are
spending three weeks at Long Beach.
Mrs. A. E. Bodley returned to ner
beach home, having spent a month with
her daughter, Mrs. A. H. uibbs, oi
South Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stack have re
turned to Walla Walla.
Augusta Hansen, Carolyn Walker,
Mav Stack, Ann Knott and Laura
Klehl form a merry house party at the
fathck cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Gumbert will re
main at Long Beach until October 1.
Mr. Gumbert, who has beetle ill, is much
improved.
Mrs. P. O'Halloran returned to the
beach this week.' Mrs. John O'Halloran
with Jack Jr. and Robert will spend
two weeks at the O HaUoran cottage
nn the track. Lawrence O'HalloranH
and Dave Clanton are alsd guests- at
this home. r
The HU1 Military academy camp was
the scene Friday evening of a unique
banquet. The business men of. the
beach and Ilwaco .were the guests of
Joseph A. Hill, president of the acad
emv. Impromptu speeches were given
by Mayor Tinker, Senator Sinclair and
Dr. J. W. Daniels. Cadets Wesley
Mcvers. Thomas Rowan. David Pow
ell. Ford Llvermore, Albert Von der
Wetth and Theodore Madden assisted
in entertaining the guests. Harriet
and Florence Leach rendered a num
ber of songs. Mrs. Percy Lewis ac
comnanied them on the piano. The In
vited guests were Mayor Gilbert
Tinker. Ben Baker, J. E. Pane, V. H.
Allen, A. Lunquest, A. Shagren. Dr.
George Hill. Milton Seaman. Theodore
Jacobsen, Walter StrauhaU ' Harry
Tinker, Frank Cananis, J. McKean. Ed
Avery, C. K. Cooper, J. M. Arthur. Dr.
E. W. Paul, Bud Baker. Herbert Wil
liams. William Brumbock. Walter Wil
liams, Myron Sinclair, L. P. Sinclair.
Chasles Rogers. William Block. John
Howerton. J. Purdln. Mr. Bud, William
Rounds. A. Strand. George Putnam,
Harry Chrtstensen. Roderick Baker,
Colonel F. E. Patterson, Dr. J. W.
Daniels and Ben W. HilL
Ernest Berts is a guest at the home
of his brother. George Berts. Mr. and
Mrs. George Berts and Allan Berts
are returning' home Sunday after en
joying their vacation in their beach
horde on the boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Murphy and fan
fly return to Portland on Tuesday,
having spent six weeks at the beach.
Mrs. Anna Stevens, Miss Iva Stevens
and Jay Wageman of Portland are
guests of Mr. and Mrs, S- L. Stevens
in the Dickson cottage. - .
Mrs. F. L. Shun and Martha. Frank
Jr. and Florence are spending their va
cation in the Three Pines. Mr. Shuli,
who 1 Is the ' chairman of the school
board, spent the week-end with his
family.
- Mrs. L. Schulse returned to the beach
ifter a Jootor trip to Portland.
Sea Yields Big
Catches on
North Beach
I QEAVTEW. Wash, Aug. 2S. An ideal
fD damning- and crabbing - week ar
rived. Vacationists by the' hundreds
took - advantage of this season, and
everyone enjoyed a week of seafood.
Although a great .many - clams . and
crabs have -been caught this season,
there is still plenty for anyone v who
wishes to arise early . and go after
them. Never in the history of North
Beach have crabs been, more plentiful.
Among the many guests at the Sea
view are; L. F. Wiprut. , W. P. Sin
not, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Barns and
daughter Helen. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Hurlburt, H. B. . Swaeey, A. L. Mac-
lennan, Thomas C Bloomer, Mrs.
Kathryn Possom, Lee Galloway, Miss
Grace Zimmerman, David L. Piper,
Mrs. Jane Warner. T. L. Dixon and
Mr. and Mrs.. F. W. Hawes.
Mrs. Josephine Anderson and grand
son Bud, Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Meyer
and son Harry are enjoying the month
In their cottage on the ridge.
Mrs. William Christianson of Lon
don, Ontario, is spending a few days
with Mrs. J. Walter Johnson at the
Pollyana.
Garner Grayson returned to Portland
after a fortnight at the Allen home,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kree borough and
family and Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Balch
and family spent a very pleasant day
on Sunday picnicking on the Naselle
river.
Mrs. P. Conn, Mrs. Harold Cohn,
Elinor Cohn, Winnie . Bradey, E. B.
Hughes, James R. Campbell, Mrs. Les
lie Scott and daughters Elisa and
Elizabeth, Mrs. John Latta, Mrs. Vic
tor Johnson, Ray Wheaton and Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Brown are all on the
Shelburn register.
Mrs. Ben Selling, Mrs. E. Sichel and
Mrs. O. S. Binswanger are house guests
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Laurence
Selling.
" Additional guests at the Seaview
hotel are : B. M. Bartell, Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Cate, J. H. Regal, Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Galloway, Miss Marie Vaughn,
Miss G. David, Helen C. Burns. Mr.
and Mrs. A. B, Savage, J. Stuart
Leavey; Bob Adams and Mrs. Jane
Warneri
Late guests to arrive at the Shelburn
are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Turner, Helen
and Jant Cattron. L. M. Scott and
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cooper.
Mrs.' William Showers is visiting
the home of Judge George Rossman
Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Jones and Rich
ard Jones are visiting at the :Mc-
Donalds.
Louise Hatfield Is visiting at the
Amme cottage.
Misses Harriet and Florence Leach
are house guests at the home of Mrs
Percy Lewis in the Hoare cottage.
Mr. Leonard Striebig arrived at the
beach to accompany his motherland
sister to Portland.
One of the largest picnic parties to
be given at Beards Hollow this year
was thoroughly enjoyed by a crowd
from Seaview. An elaborate lunch was
served. Amone the guests were : : Mr.
and Mrs. E. Burns and daughter Helen
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. MuUlg with
daughters Catherine and Dorothy, Mrs.
J. S. Taylor and three children, Mrs.
Spath and daughter Marguerite, Wer
ner Steinmetz, Mrs. Charles K. Rlngler
Virginia and Eleanor Rlngler, Mr.and
Mrs. John Dundas and Donald Dundas,
Jean Hopkins, Marvin Beuchel, Mrs.
M R. Whitehead and daughter Doro
thv. Marie Bergen, Louis Damnasch,
Eleanor, Florence and Josephine Dam-
masch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Staldeman and
family motored to the beach from The
Dalles.
Mrs. Frank Forbes returned to Port
land, having been the house guest of
Mrs. M. R. Whitehead at Englewood
cottage.
Virginia Keating is visiting Frances
Hare at the "Mooring."
G. " N. Versteeg -is a week-end guest
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Kryer of The
Dalles are Seaview guests.
James Sheehy is expected at Sea
view this week.
Mr and Mrs. C. Eder and son from
Nyssa, Or., are guests at the home
of Mrs. Johnson. .
Mr. F. H. Belton and Mr. J. tiic.Kspn
are spending a few days with tneir
families.
Mrs. Charles Henman and : children
Laura and Charles are epenamg
August at the Weach.
Mary Browne is spending two wees
with her sister, Mrs. T. P. Maney.
Grace Wells Is a beach visitor.
Ed Suefert is spending his vacation
with his family.
Carolyn Blain of Seattle is the house
guest of Mrs. H. C. Lounsbury and
daughter Nan.
Miss Helen Schoren is a visitor at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seufert
of The Dalles.
Miss Louise Shaffer is spending her
vacation with Mrs. E. Schacht at the
Summerland cottage. Mrs. Martin
Schacht and family returned to Port
land, after a month in "Summerland."
Gertrude Schacht Wagner returned
to California, after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. E. Schacht.
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Brown wui re
turn to Portland in a few days.
Dr. Parrish and wife of Kelso are
vacationing in their cottage at Holman.
E. J. Brown Is enjoying a few weeks
at the beach with his family.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Eckert of Port
land are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. "L.
Meyers of Ilwaco.
R. D. Posson and daughter. Miss
Barbara, are Seaview guests.
Mr. E. H. Sherk is spending a fort
night with hla. family.-
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gearhart are
Tve.ndine August at the beach.
Mr. and Mra A. E. Cornell and chil
dren are enjoying a few days at the
Catlin cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Ferguson and
children have returned to Pendleton,
after -a month at the beach
Mrs. J. Levitt and Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Simmons are domiciled in the
Walker cottage, Holman.
Mr and Mrs. H. M. Veale are in
the Yoe cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Meyers opened
their cottage for the remainder of the
season;
Mr. and Mra V. D. Cousins is spend
in g a few days with their sister, Mrs.
A. Strand. Mr. and Mrs. .Cousins have
motored from their home in Oakland.
Cal- to North Beach by the way of
Seattle.
Mrs. R- J. Marsh spent a few days at
the beach, guest of Mra T. W. Hender
son. . .
Mrs. M. Keenan and son Vincent are
spending two weeks at the home of
Casper Capser.
v J. W. Beveridge and family are oc
cupying their cettage at the Rocks.
Dr. and Mrs.' Beach of Puyallup are
spending the month of August in their
Tioga home. ,
Mrav Edgar Burns and daughter
Helen are pending their vacation at
Seaview.
Mrs. W. B. Hare and Mra F. L.
Maddux are at the "Mooring.
Barnes Colli naon la. a guest at the
Versteeg home, "Seldom Inn.
. Mrs. Lake Wolf ard is spending Au
gust in - her cottage. Catlin Wolfard
spent a few days with his' mother, ill:
and Mrs.' Henry of Pendleton are visit
ing Mrs. Wolfard. .
F. B. Stanbaugb-returned to Port
land. ' - , - r -.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph . Stadelman and
daughter Joan are at Moffltt's.
Mrs. D. E. Dunbar and son returned
to their home In Seattle. . '
Mrs, -f. Isabella Lowe and : daughter
of Tacolt are Gables guests. '
Mrs.-W H. Denny of Duluth. Minn..
has been the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Frank Mereese. - . . . ..
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. ReiHy are house
guests at the home of Mr. ' and Mrs.
Thomas Bloom field at Seacrest. : '
Dr. and Mrs. Wise .and - Mrs. .Alice
Cornell are Seaview ruesta.i. .c K,
Guests.; at thee Gables are : ; George
F. Thompson, Mr. and Mra J. C Don
nelly ' of Tacoma, Mr. and.OMrsv J. F.
Hickeyt Mlsa Etta -Hickey, . Mrs. Nellie
McKone, Miss Genevieve McKone, Misa
Charlotte Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Freiday, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall K.
Sneil. Mra R. J. Marsh. Dorothy Snell-
ing. Dorothy Miller and Edgar Daly.
Mrs. P. R. Spath and daughter Mar
guerite, with Werner Steinmeta, are at
the Seacrest.
Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Dammasch. with
josepnine, juieanor ana Louis, are
visiting with Mrs; L. D. Dammasch.
Mrs. A. R. Gardner and daughter
Jean of Kennewick are Visiting Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Sherk. .
h Gerald Concannon and mother, Mrs.
J. T. Concannon, - are spending a few
days at Shelburn.
Mrs. S. Murray, with Richard. Patricia-
and Joan, are vacationing at
Holman.
Misses Helen and Catherine Stinger
are spending a month with their aunt.
Mrs. J." H. Dundore. -Charles Stinger
spent . the week-end at the Dundare
home.
Otto chwind and Bill Jensen are-
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Schwind.
Rev. George Campbell spent Satur
day at the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. M.
Joyce. .
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sammls and Jack
McGaughey of The Dalles, who "have
been house guests .at the H. G. Glenn
home, have returned to their homes.
Mrs. Max Lowenson arrived at
Grandma Lowenson's to , spend a fort
night '
Mr. and Mra Carl Little returned to
Portland, having spent a few 'days at
the Wells cottage. :
James Martin and Bernard Bridges
are summering at the Inverness cot
tage. '
Louise Watson is the house guest at
Mrs. J. Sherman Taylor and chit
dren, Dorothy, Alfred and Nancy, art
spending a delightful vacation at Sea
view. Miss Florence Grimes is their
house guest.
Mrs. C. M. Leick and daughter Elsa
are domiciled at the Leick home. 'Miss
Elisabeth Fritse is their house guest.
Mrs. B. Gilt ner is the house guest
of her sister, Mrs. W. J. Corcoran.
Mrs. Harry G. Smith and son Leroy
are guests of Mrs. J. Walter Johnson.
H. R. Olson of the Pacific States
Electric company spent a few days at
the beach on business. Mra Olson ac
companied him.
Walter Gruetter is spending his va
cation with his family in the Helt
kemper cottage. .They will remain at
the beach until Labor day.
Dr. A. W. Mercer was the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mears and son,
Henry Jr., are spending two weeks at
the Parker cottage.
Bernard Turner and Ernest Hecker
spent the week-end at the Lab be cot
tage. Ocean Park
OCEAN PARK, Aug. 26. A very
pretty wedding was celebrated at
the Ocean Park church on Tuesday at
high noon. Miss Dorothy Neal of
Boise, Idaho, became the bride of
Hugh Smith. Following the ceremony
the wedding breakfast was served in
the spacious dining room of the Tay
lor hotel. The bridesmaids and many
other guests arrived from Boise to
attend the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C Trew with sons
Harry and Wilfred arrived at the
beach and will remain until the Seattle
schools open.
Registered ' at the Taylor hotel are:
Ruth Reid, Mrs. P. M. Reid, Mrs. R.
Robert Kennedy, Mrs. C. R. Fenton,
Mr. and Mra P. R. Theller, Juanita
Rushlight. Mrs Robert Smith of Ridge-
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September 1, 1922 LA MmmSb h
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? t, TV Mntvid4, m way S23S: RmnJ Trip $400 Iv- WWV . '-sSS. I
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September 1, 1922
(First Class) . .
Niw Yft RUdi Jamtin $200; Rsmd Trip $250
r Mustntdf. sm way . $225; RnJ Trip $400
T Bmsms Afrms, am way . $250; Xammd Trip $42S '
Samtn H Now Yarn ....... . -$220,
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finest ships make the fastest time offer the
lowest rates, ;
Four superb sister ships hive been allocated to the
South American trade. They are among the finest
ships afloat. The staterooms are extra large and most
nave private baths. The social rooms are exquisitely
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Celd. Waan, C. Lyons, A. F. Mason and
Mr. and Mrs. ML McMaster.
Misses Grace and Alice Johnson are
at the House of Mirth.
The Hon. George McCoy of Vancou
ver is a guest at the Robert smith
home. . ' '
Mrs. D. W. Mack and her son Arthur
spent the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Rogers.
Mr. and Mra Charles Krants are va
cationing at - the auto park. '
J. A. Newbold and son are at . the
Ortli cottage. , , , , , , .
Miss Helen Penny Is visiting at the
Connell cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Clancy are at the
Waller home. -
Mr. end Mrs. Harry Strowbridge are
at the Chappie cottage.
Miss Helen Eastman and Miss Jean
Hoare of Seattle -are in the Churchley
cottage.;' .v
Mr. and Mrs. F. S, Allyn are at the
Prince cottage. .
Irene and Jack Clancy are guests of
Jack Sprague.
Mr. and Mrs. A- H, Devere and .Mr.
and -Mrs, - Fred -GolUnga are in the
Devers beach home at Ocean Side.
Mrs. Ray Gollings ' and daughter
Merle are summering at Ocean Side
Mrs. H. A. Porter. is the house guest
ol Mrs. R. C Gollings. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. L..McEwan are guests
of Mr. and Mrs.- A. H. Devers.
Dew Drop Inn domiciles ' Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Figgina.
Mr. and - Mra A. T. Case of Hood
River are at the Munsell cottage.
R. S. Searle's family are to be found
at the Connell home.
House of .Mirth houses a happy party,
Estella Muir. Mrs. M. G. Everett, Jack
end Jean Everett.
Miss Nan McAlliste. Miss Eunice
and NanStrohm are enjoying August
at the Park.
Week end arrivals at Seldom Inn :
Mr. and Mrs. G. Bergman, Carol and
Raymond Bergman, Mr. and Mra W.
Anderson, Mr. and Mra L Bennberg.
Mra A. E. Marshall is at the Zoller
bungalow.
Mrs. Lottie E. Hinter is a visitor
at the Edith Darling cottage.
Mr. and Mra F. S. Walton are at
the Gray cottage.
At the tourist park for this week
are: C. O. Dryden, Lyold 6. Smith
and Arthur Johnson.
Additional guests at the Taylor are:
Agnes Natmon of Vancouver, Edith
Westhoff. Ruth Hacaxnp. Frances
Westhoff and Mrs. Anne Westhoff, W.
C Ralston .
Captain and Mra C. H. Manlove of
Manila are tourist park guests.
Inland Resorts
RHODODENDRON. Aug. 26. This
week has been a busy one at Rho
dodendron on account of the road
which is better now than it has been all
summer.
Those visiting at Rhododendron Inn
during the past week were : Mr. and
Mra R. E. Kremers and children, Mr,
and Mra Joseph Matschiner and fam
ily. A. J. Matschiner, Mr. and Mrs.
John Matschiner. B. IL Nicoll, Mr. and
Mra J. B. Nieoll. Charles F. Banford
Miss Dorothea M. Pertz. Miss Mabel A.
Carlson. Miss. LaurS Bar tram. Miss
Margaret Gabriel, WT P. Souza, Mr
and Mra C. M. Carrol, Mra A. F, Cur
tis.3 and son, Frederick ; Miss Nellie
Murnane, Miss Mamie Murnane, Miss
Josephine Nadeau, Msa Mary Frances
. .urau.
Mr. and Mra D. L. Blogett-and fam
lly are domiciled in the Annex for a
few weeks.
Rhododendron Bungalow is shelter
ing Miss Ida Martin, Miss Jullen and
Mr. Jullen.
Staying for a few weeks in the Log
House are Mrs. Tickner and daughter
Eunice and Mrs. Sandle and daughter
Josephine.
Mrs. C. H. Farringtoh and family
are spending a fewl weeks in the Far
rington cottage on Still creek.
Mra Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. Car
son and family have opened the Carson
cottage for a few weeks.
Visiting with Miss Dorothy Law
rence at Nestlebrook cottage are Mra
F. Jones and daughters Irene and Eva.
Miss Patricia O. Gorman. Miss Laura
Breske and( Miss ElizsReth Roberts
were guests of Nancy and Mary Luckel
during the past' week.
Mr. and Mra WUIiam Reid and
daughter, June, spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur P. Reid and fam
ily at Alder brook, lodge.
Miss Louise Schlieske spent the past
week at Hawn's home with Mra G. W.
Hawn and daughter, Ruth.
Operators for
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Have Big Time'
At Crater Lake
CRATER LAKE. Aug. 27. Craler
.Lake National Park naturally sug
gested itself Xo the 1925 Caravan trav
elers as the place for fun an4 recrea
tion while viewing Crater lake and Its
scenic surroundingss, , and no Jollier i
crowd ever assembled In the lobby of
crater uau -touge man was tnere ,
Thursday evening August H. It' wu -
also said by -Manager Wm.- A Kampa .
to be the largest number of guests -
ever entertained at the lodge.
The discovery ' was made by the
time that the caravan reached Crater
lake that Mayor Baker was starring--.:
With A well halanruut - an" - th
hotel lohhv was tnraH am. tn f h.m
After speeches - for the fair, and all
Oregon, by Mayor Baker, A. R. Ritter.
and D. L. Hoggan, and a historical talk "
on the lake and park by Commissioner
Will G. Steel. Tommv Luk taafc charM
of the entertainment. of the evening.
waiter Jenkins directed the singing.
John L. -Henderson of the community -
Service association of Portland then"
Introduced the 1925 fair songs and had ;
the entire assembly singing and boost
ing the proposed fair.
Montrose M. Rlngler cleared the
floor for dancing and got everyone ac
quainted by calling for the Paul Jones
dance. The Eastern visitors and all:
others present soon joined in "the danc
ing with seat. Season tickets to the
Oregon state fair and other prises were
awarded to the best waltsers.
Many moving and still pictures were
taken "here by "Sandy" and his assist
ants to be used in the moving picture
theaters of the entire country.
Commissioner Steel visions an auto
mobile drive from- the rim of the lake
to its surface on a grade so as to
tunnel through to the - outside rim
drive near Phantom Ship rock a four
mile road.
A total of 5855 automobiles from
nearly every state in the ' union, Cal
ifornia leading, have registered up to
August 16. The toal number of visitors
up to. same date was 20,677. This Is an
Increase of about 25 per cent-over last
year. ,
An addition of SO rooms with aQ
modern Improvements is being built.
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