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THE OREGON SUNPAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1916, ily re located in a cottage in Her-mosa Park. Dr. Geo. 8.

Barrett and family of Country club, O. O. Sanborn. C. W.

Logan with Dave Logan have been oc-Halderman. Astoria Golf club; R. Aat- cupylug the Honeyman cottaga. Wafr bury of Medford and Frank McCul- ter Honeyman mutored down Saturday lough of Spokane. land returned Thursday.

Mr. Honty Mrs. Elliot Halversham of Portland man is expected down later. is enjoying an outing with Judge and Mrs. J.

Francis Drake of Portland 1 Mrs. Kavanaugh. She will return a guest of her parents. Captain and home the first of the week. I Mrs.

O. Kellogg. Mrs. Roscoe Fawcett and family of) Monday night there was a delight Portland arrived Monday and are lo-iful informal dance at the Warren, cated in the Gage cottage. Mr.

Faw- Mr. and Mrs. V. Jones came down cett came the latter partV the week. I Saturday to spend the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles MirshaJ.1 and their daughter Peggy and Mrs. E. B. son Allen of Portland are enjoying tha Cornan.

who hav. been enjoying a de bealih life at Sea-Ridge. I light ful outing at the Warren hotel. Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Michener of Port-! They returned to Portland Monday, land arrived Sunday and are domiciled Mrs. Lee Gilbert of Heaverton with in a summer home in the Meadows. Earlel Gilbert, and Mildred Gilbert Mrs.

W. D. Fraley and family of wlth- Mr and Mrs. h- A Pruilln fcnj Portland are down for the rest of the daughter Dorothy are summering In VACATION OX BUMMTB. SUBSCRIBES.

Wha going for tha aammw or 7 our vaeatioa bar Ibe Journal follow roa at the regular rste of 16 cents week; or tbe following asesta. will niiitilr you at tb reguUr city rataa: Bar VUw, Or. F. BoUon. By City.

Or. Mra. J. C. McClure.

Barocean, Edward B. Cook. CiDDon Beach, Eeola. or L. W.

Croa. WmU- Crl B. Smlto and Sbtp-berd's Spring. Garibaldi, Or D. C.

ElHi. Oearbart. Or Herbert Cleaver, Lake Lytic. Or. Outlook Inn.

Long beach. Wtab. MUtm Harris poluu on beacb.) UuhatUo Beacb, Or. Mm. O.

1. Boatpa. Manztaita Beacb. Or. Q.

B. Nana. Keab-kab-aie Beacb TobI Abderaea. Nefrfrt, Or. P.

Sboemakw. Ocean Park, Waib. MUtoo Barrls. Roekawaj- Beacb. Or.

W. It. barlne. 8t. Martin a Springs, Wn Mr.

H. U. Long. Seaside. Or.

Uanler Abbott (all point on tb beacb). Savlew. Will. Milton Harris. Tea Mil Lake, ur.

E. Smith. Laka-ida, Or. Tillamook, Or. Leo Morrison.

Wilboit Springs. Or. F. W. SJcLeran.

the Mclntyrc cottase Bcasua ana nave upenea mcir uttu cottage on Ocean avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levy of Portland spent a week as tbe guests of Mrs. Clarence Samuels.

Mrs. Leo Baldauf with little Janef ana ner niece are luaiea in ssea mage iur iiie Bumiiiei. mia. DtiiuauL is iium Ralph Cleveland. Ohio Mrs.

li. Adams of St. nd who came out in their private Mrs. Baldauf is visiting her daugh- spent Tuesday enjoy- 4 lng the wonderful beauty of Cannon Miss Marian Bauer I. being delight-, Be8RCh: Kchple them.

iulL by Mrs' rle(1-jMr. Adams la one of the high officials lanaer, ri r.ii,. Quite a bit of excitement wa. cause ueeuay lien ti aiuaii eiii a nun killed on the beach. It was located In crab hole and as the tide went out was unable to swim and so was quick-, killed by two fishermen.

It was Immediately taken to Seaside, where was on exhibition for a time. Mr. and Mrs. I. Hough and Miss Hough of Stockton, are visiting Sea Kldge.

Mrs. Blanch Cameron and Jean Cam-; eron are located at the Tyberg hotel. A V-f. yr 1 I tn Y4Zfyf zJ-C Mrs. T.

H. Edwards and Mrs. llss ela 'Ila OI rJ'i' Cake are house guests of Mrs. E. J.

i two weeks. Jaeger. Misa Lollta Blaisdell has been1 A'r. and Mrs. Lester Edge arrived enjoying Mrs.

Jaeger's hospitality for i Tuesday and Is a guest at the ex -several weeks. Mr. Jaeger came down cottage. Mr. Edge is entering the golf for a trip in his tar and they all re-' tournament at Gearhart.

turned to Portland Saturday. Thurs- Miss Regina West was a guest at day Mr. and Mrs. Jaeger and friends 1 the Dresback cottage. She left th will motor to Hanler Park.

latter part of the week to attend the, Mrs. Arbuckle of Portland Is visiting wedding Of Miss Bess Rfeds In As-her daughter. Mrs. W. D.

Fraley. itorla. Mrs. R. 10.

Allen and maids have Oswald West spent the week end arrived from Walla Walla and are with his family. busy opening Mrs Allen's new cottage! Mrs. S. D. Adnir, Miss Mary Adair, near the golf links.

I Alexander Adah and V. M. Adair, Miss Gretchen Klosterman and Miss relatives of Lieutenant Adair who was Smith of Portland are enjoying Mrs. i lately killed in Mexico, are spending Walter Gearin's hospitality. Mrs.

John Latta took a little trip to Portland and returned Wednesday with: fire party. There is something fasci-two small guests. natlng about circling a huge log fire- Mr. and Mrs. George Mason and son are enjoying the ocean breezes In the McCwken cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Murton and two children will spend August In the Mur-I ton cottage.

I Mr. and Mrs. Baldauf have, taken trip to Seattle. Mrs. H.

Kempenich and children, William, Margaret and Janet, are sum- mering In the Travis cottage Mr. Kem penlch coming down each week ena. Lloyd Jaeger is visiting Alien won- man of Seaside for two weeks. Mrs. N.

8. Burton of North Yakima is a guest of her daughter. Miss Jessie Burton In the Y. W. C.

A. cottage. Miss Heta Beckwith has returned to her home in Prince Rupert, B. after a deiignuiui visit wun nemj George Beckwith. The L.

Wrights of Portland are 'visiting Mrs. Philip Groasmeyer' on ocean avenue. Mrs. I. Groasmeyer Is spending the summer with Mrs.

P. Grossrneyer. James Nichols Is stopping at the Hotel Tyern. Mrs. M.

F. Daly and Miss Irene Daly, with little Miss Mary Margaret, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Daly, are down for a short sojourn at their beach cottage on Ocean avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Daly may come down a bit later In t)h season.

Miss Small of Portland Is a guest of Miss Cecil Bauer. Miss Bauer, with Mrs. Hirsch and L. Hirsch of Portland form' at iSa handsnma Max, Hirsch home. Mrs.

Frank "Warren has taken a cot tage in the Meadows. Mrs. D. R. Mun- Portland, are also domiciled in a cottage in Hermosa Park.

Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Adams, of St.

Louis, arrived in their private car "Wichita." Mr. Adams is second vice president of the Missouri Pacific lines. They returned Thurs- day. Miss Marie Kettenbaugh, of Lewis-1 ton, Idaho, who with her father, haa been spending a few days at Sea- Kldge in Gearhart, came to Seaside I Thursday to be the house guest of Mrs. M.

Wagner and Miss Dorothea. Wagner at their beach cottage. Miss Kettenbaugh is a champion tennis player, and she and Miss Wagner will I go to the Breakers for the tennis tournament on the 20th. While there Miss Wagner will be the guest of Miss Grace Makenzie at the WIIlows. I Sherman Miles, who has been spend- I lng several weeks with his family.

lett Tuesday for a short visit to Portland. Miss Julia Chemier, who has been visiting Miss Ella Rummelln at her attractive home at Cannon is now a house guest of Mrs. L. Veysey. Mrs.

Pompe and Mrs. Glover are guesta of Mrs. Frank Fox and Miss Pearl Pompe fn the Fernwood cottage. Mrs. J.

Brown Strang, of Portland, accompanied by her son. Mast er i Duncan Bryce Strang, has taken up her residence at "Sandlawn Cottage'' for the season. Mrs. Strang has for her house guest, Mrs. Robert F.

Pat- rick of Hillsdale, who is also ac- companied by her twin sons. Masters Robert and William Patrick. Harley Stevens of Portland, is a guest of William Paterson. Mr. and Mrs.

Phil Grossmayer and daughter spent the week end at Seaside. I A jolly party of girls are enjoying i life at Seaside. They are busy each aay witn picnics ana moior trips. Among the number are Rose Parisi, Dora Dooly, Margaret Coffey, the Misses Canlck. Hermlna Albers, Marjory Ennis and Alice Ennis.

Mrs. W. K. Smith returned home Wednesday, after a pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. J.

Harker Smith. Miss Josephine went to Portland with her grandmother, and together (hey will visit Neah-kah-nie before returning to Seaside. Mrs. T. Harris Bart-lett, of Lewiston, Idaho, is a guest of the Smiths.

Mrs. J. F. Davies of Portland, is with her daughter, Mrs. Rowan and her three attractive children at the Davies cottage on Broadway.

Mrs. Ernest Webb and son, Billy, of Medford, are domiciled at the Moore Hotel for August. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donnerberg gave a delightful card party at their picturesque home on the Wahana river.

Roses and sweet peas formed the main decorations. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fox of Vancouver; Mrs. Pearl Pompe of Portland, and Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Utzlnger. Delicious refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs.

D. P. Hogan of Portland, are visiting the Albers. Great preparations had been made for the entertainment of the Knights of Pythias, who arrived here August 5. There was a huge clarn bake on the beach in front of the Moore hotel, with 1000 Knights partaking of the fun.

The moment they reached here they owned the town and happiness i and good cheer reigned supreme. A charming little dancing party took place Friday afternoon at the Eungalow dance hall. Children under 16 not being allowed on the floor at night. So Manager Harry Miller, with his full orchestra, will make these a weekly event. The children are being taught by the clever little dancers, Marie and Irene Watson.

Tots three and four years old were dancing about like fairies, and little gentlemen gallantly escorted their youthful partners to their seats. Among the merry dancers were Paul Jackson, Josephine Grlbler, Billy Gribler, Tannette. Stanley and Faye Jaloff, Frances Roth, Nellie Black, Joe Hoopes, Cecil Reader, Katherine Graef, Margaret Niday, Frederick and James Stilwell, Laura Schwartz, Cecilia Schwartz. Carl Rogers. Agatha Brandes, Kathleen Niday and Richard Graef.

They were chaperoned by their mothers. Mrs. B. Simmons and family are down from Portland to enjoy the beach life. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Word, Miss Leona Hansen, Mrs. Getz, William Patterson, Harley Stevens, and Mrs. W. H.

Patterson, had a delightful picnic down at Seaside house, the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Jones of Portland, are In "Surprise" rottage for the remainder of the summer. The J. Harker Smiths are busy entertaining relatives and friends. Mrs. Smith fajrly radiates hospitality.

They have frequent motor picnics to Arch Cape and Hug point and surrounding country. William Reldt of Portland, is very busy bowling these days. For a four weeks record he holds the highest score of the season, making 251. Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Blazler, with their daughter Veryl of Portland, and Miss Veryl's friend, Olga Proska and dog Prince, started out on a two days' fishing trip to the Nehalem Valley. Their auto was packed with all the. comforts to make camping out pleasant.

They are located in the Helen-Clair cottage for the summer. Samuel Galland of Seattle, Is spending his vacation with his relatives in the C. E. Smith cottage on the board walk. I Joying two weeks with his family in the Mayo cottage Mrs.

L. Sommer and Floy Sommer were guests at the I. Levy home "Ramona." Ruth Grayson left Saturday evening for her home in Portland, after a two weeks' sojourn in Seaside. Mrs. J.

P. Menefee returned home after a fortnight visit at her beech home. Mrs. Edwin Caswell and daughter Louise are guests at the Wilson home, home. Guests at tha' Moore for the past week were: Otto Krammer, Frank Challfone, Portland; C.

M. Kalem, Boise; Fred Lockley, Portland; I. I. Snider, D. B.

Chishofer, J. Murila, Astoria; Mrs. A. and daughter, Portland; Harriet Bagley, Melbourne, Iowa; A. P.

Conley, La Grande; Herbert Campbell, Mrs. Herbert Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Luis Abelll, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Maaard, Portland; R. L. Dunn. Seattle; Mrs.

J. L. Hoaglln, Ocean Jolly, Miss L. Ray-more, F. R.

Ritchie. Miss Claghorn, Portland; J. T. Morriel, Gold Hill. G.

H. MacCallum, Seattle; H. G. Blakley, Seattle; P. C.

Cordiner, Astoria; Bert Phillips, Mrs. J. Barde and children, Portland; Capt. Tornsen, Astoria; John Conrad, Portland; W. S.

Holcomb, Miss Clair Holcomb, Boise; Miss L. Price, Mrs. M. L. Nutt, L.

C. McCrelius, F. Bykes. Portland; Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. I vet Helena, J. O'Reilly, A. H.

Cunningham, Portland; G. H. MacCallum, Seattle; A. W. Dingman, R.

W. Ken-nell, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elpinz, Astoria P. C.

Bradchaw and tamlly, Portland: Adelene Redington. Helena, Bnrt Danfarth, Elma, Pauline Danfarth, Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Coe, Mrs. C. Pat At th bathing girls' parade at Seaside last Sunday: 1 MUs Irene Pembrook of Portland, whose yellow and black costume matched the KisfielKar In which she rode. 2 The costume race at Gearhart; Leo McKim, C. M.

Menzies and Al Wilson in action. C. M. Memies won the race. 3 Robertn Barrett, winner of the third prize.

She rode in the new Winton Special that A. E. Stevens Is driving these days. 4--Mrs. Albert Utztnger of Seaside, winner of the first prize (Photograph by Montag).

Tljere was a delightful picnic given at Arch Cape Saturday. They started early In the morning and remained until nightfall. Among he guests were Mrs. Keeler. Mrs.

Laws and daughter Dorothea, Mrs Zimmerman and son Mrg A Smlth of Chicago, who lias been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Tu-hor, at Sylvan Inn, left the Utter part of the week for a trip to Tacoms end the sound cities before returning home. Mrs. Britt gave nit informal li 'Cheon for her Wednesday afternoon. The C.

H. Jacksons, wijh the Fielding Keilys and Mrt. Ida Barker, formed a Jolly dinner party at Hotel Warren Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W.

J. Zimmerman Is entertsln- la fortnight In the Max Smith cottagA There Is alwajs lot of fun In a bon- may date back to our Indian ances- try, but old and young enjoy them. Those participating tn the fun Monday night were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day an(J BOns, Lawrence and Edward, Grace Duffy, Amy Bartow, Alice White, jtuth rjakln.

Jessie Jones, Charles Kelly, Ruben Jones and Harry Mer- Oamea were nlayed and a beach served. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hoyt and flenree .1 and daughter M(lrtna of Portland are at.

the Cannou Beach hotel. Miss Martha has been vlgUln MrB Mason Wittenberg a at Seaside. Mrs. i Ai.ar -1 i m.A in a rt Th. n.r.

airn motored down ani1' arrived later In the week. Mrs. Max Smith and Hejlen Smith returned Wednesday after a' delightful motor trip through the sound cities, to their beach cottage They have been gone almost two weeks and with them are Miss Nelta Tobey and MIsh W'llm Tobey, 'who will their houpe for a fortnight. T. C.

Luke will arrive Monday to join the ptirty. NEAH-KAH-NIE Nehalem, Aug. 6. -Among visitors registered at th Tavern are: Mr. and Mrs.

Forrest iiutnerroro ot in rr. Mrs. E. H. BrooKe or roruana is at N4ah-Kah-Nle Tavern for a week.

Miss Genevieve Brooke Is a guest of Mt9 Barbara Bartlett at her cottage. Mr. and Mrs. C. n.

Hlggtns of As. returning to Portland on Sunday, ghermin th. port at iCah.Nle hnth returning horn on Mon Hall will remain for Dr. N. Coahlan snent Sunday WHS.

linn. 6mlth aul mIhs Smith, are visiting Mis Bartiett for few jaB Mr flm, Ram Locltwoorl of Port)ftn(1 are guests of Mr. sand Mr. A Dovle. nnd 1r F-rtz Behrond home Monday, after a honeymoon visit al Neah-Kah-Nle.

Mr. and Mrs. King and family have taken the Reed cottage for 1Wit, and are expected to arriv soon Miss Nelly Fox Is visiting Miss Mary Frances Isom. J. Duncan Spaettx of Printeton.

Jersey, walked around the mountain with Eria Allen of Eugene. Mr, was very enthusiastic ovsr the scenery, and compared the green meadows and hills to the Irish coast, He is a professor at Princeton and alai jtoacn tor ineir crew, wnicn won irom Harvard this year. Another motoring party consisted of nujianu launiy, wno visueu Miss Cadwell at her cottage on tha reiurneu wun tnein jnuims muffling. Mr. and Jffrs.

Harry Sargent and family are in the Cadwell cottage for August. Miss Nettle Drew returned to Porii land Tuesday after being with Mrs. Bright a fortnight. Other guests at the Tavern are: John Falling, Mrs. John Harvey ficott, Mis Marion Hcott, William ft.

Kcott, Mrv John P. Preston, Ralph W. Hoyt Sher- man R. Hall, Mra. E.

H. Brooke, C. Hunt Lewis Faber Lewis and maid. O. B.

Coldwell and Mrs. Cold-well, Misses Coldwell and William Coldwell, W. H. Garrett. Portland; George W.

Kiger and family, Tlha-mook; R. G. Ott. wife and son, Portland; J. Duncan Spaettz, Princeton, -JV.

Eric W. Allen. Eugene; W. J. Raker A.

M. Churchill, D. C. Reynolds. Portland; Mr.

and Mrs. Forest Rutherford. Denver. Colo. NEWPORT Newport, Aug.

5. Ths contln-ued good weather along the coast, despite ths showers in the valley, has helped to swell ths throng of visitors here, and has made possible a continuation of the many beach diversions which flourished last week. Salmon trolling on the high seas outside the harbor has been added to the sports here, though many prefer th less dangerous fishing to he found in the bay and along the Jetties and reefs -Many fine catches of salmon, however have been brought In, and a boat Is in attendance at all times. Among numerous beach parttee given-this week rne of the largest was held by W. B.

Hartley, colector of customs, and Mrs. Hartley, in honor of their bouse guest. Miss Agnes Peterson df Portland. The guests gathered early en the bay beach, and supper was cooked over a huge fir of driftwood, after which the evening was spent 7 K.Kltona spent the week end at the Tav. terson, W.

A. Hicks, Frank Molan, J. A. Murray, Helen Peery, Ruth Twohy, Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Pueger, Paul Morton, Victor Hammer, Portland; F. N. Whitman.

Mrs. George Hyland, E. Hansen, Portland; av. Dante Abelll. Bolivia; Mr.

and Mrs. Lew Svvitzer, KaliBpeJl, Mont Mrs. H. V. Alward, Tacoma; J.

J. Ames, Columbia Falls, Miss N. Brink, I. Aronson, Portland, Katherine Donnelly, Helen Kennedy, Teresa Kennedy. St.

Paul; O. S. Gouph, Portland; Dr. and Mrs. Farsstrow Astoria, F.

S. Akers, Portland; Mrs. 1) Smith. Astoria; A. Madenspan.

Scran-ton. Mrs. T. H. Drake, R.

A. Douglas. Fred Knott, F. Postle, Mary Dager, K. J.

McDougal, Mr. and C. A. Morden, Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Miles, Mr. and Mrs. L.

K. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Finch, Portland; R. G. Rutar, Pan Francisco; F. V. DingmarfiJ few York City; Mr.

and Mrs. Allies Etandish, Mrs. J. A. Rushmore, R.

S. Townsend, Portland; Miss Wickham, D. A. Gloam, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Temple, Portland, Alice Vernier, Spokane; Miss G. Kinsman, C. Wilson, Portland; Mr.

and Mrs. Waker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mc-Milllan, Seattle; J. Barde, L.

F. Buck, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Johnson Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Colley, Wat-erbury, Mrs.

Henry Atwater, Mr. and Mrs. Will Powell, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Chester, Astoria; G.

H. McCallum, Seattle; Mr. anj Mrs. R. H.

Johnson. Mrs. J. P. Drath, Portland; Mrs.

Angus, St. Thomas, Tacoma; Mr. Fisher, Mt. Angel; Mr. and Mrs S.

C. Friendly Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Cadwell, A. C. Stevens, F. Minding, T. J.

Swirvel, W. C. Oarbe, J. G. Meek, F.

V. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. T.

F. Laurln, Mrs. Forstrom, Mrs. Stein and daughter, Astoria; Mrs. A.

Gill, Miss Clara Gill, W. H. Goodwin. Charles Hemphill. L.

Y. L. McKinn, I. Mun, G. W.

Saul, Mildred "Graham, R. Fukuda, M. Matsushim, Portland; E. F. Laurin, Astoria; Joe Dodd, Billies Dodd, A.

H. Cunningham, Portland; Miss Helen Iahte, Mt. Solo, P. H. Edlefsen, P.

Antzen, F. T. Stur-gis, Astoria; R. R. Dick, Dwlght Edwards, Portland; P.

Plant, Lee Johnson Milton, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith, Spokane; Mr.

and Mrs. E. McKenzie, S. B. Fisher, N.

Garfinkle, W. H. Goodwin, C. M. Huntington, Portland; Mr.

and Mrs. C. G. Crosby. Astoria; Mrs.

H. Z. Hamblett, Laura Hamblett, Mary Hamblett, Portland; C. H. Callender, Astoria; Mrs.

A. Nelson. Grays River; Aida Dunlap. Boise, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs.

T. F. Laurin. F. C.

Harley, A6toria; H. C. Hays, C. L. Campbell, Isabel Snider.

Portland; M. Welsh, Seattle; K. F. Barus, Spokane; A. L.

Brown, W. Babson, Oliver Babson, Astoria; Robert McCarl, S. Russel Smith, Portland; Robert Mc-Craken, San Francisco; I. Goldsmith, Wm. H.

Galvanl, R. E. Harlow, Portland; H. 8. Deuth, Medford; Sprague Riegei.

Gold Hill; R. C. Durham, Roseburg; C. L. Horn, O.

M. Dahl, Ben Reigel, Portland; Mrs. Ada Ruel and child, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. O. Wayman, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Friedman, Ruth Friedman, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. D.

Mohmer, Heppner. Pacific View Hotel guests include: Alfred Faber, Philadelphia, Mrs. Mary Bell, Katherine Faber, Margaret Faber, Portland; Mrs. W. S.

Farr, Hortense Farr, Condon; Mrs. W. E. Gaines, Barbara Gaines, Hillsdale; Gertrude Liggett, Adellna Brown, Mrs. Z.

M. Brown, Jack Shannon, Mrs. W. R. Kirkpatrick Portland.

At the Necanicum Inn Hotel are: Miss Bessie Dixon, Miss Anna Dixon. Alberta, Miss Agnes Glen, Jean Burrell, Marguerite Burrell, Mrs. E. J. Failing Rose Brownstein, Hazel Ramsey, Mrs.

Amy Von Rheim, Chas. Von Rheim, V. G. DeLong, Mr. and Mrs.

Sanford Brant, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Denning, Portland.

The Colonial Hotel registrations for the week include: R. Summers, Mamie E. Boshoskey. Clara Kunasch, Charlotte Kunaach, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.

S. Barker, Hood River; Mrs. J. Newlands and family. Miss Nellie Campbell, Mrs.

J. Lipschuetz, Portland; Mrs. R. Neumann, 8pokane; W. T.

S. Spriggs, Wendall Spriggs, Miss Laura Scheib, Portland; Mrs. William Hicks and family, Spokane; Mrs. M. D.

Rosenbaum and daughter, Mrs. Simon Cohen and family, Portland; Dr. W. T. Howser, Mrs." W.

T. Howser, Milwaukie; Carl Greyly, Pioneer, Mr. and Mrs. George Ri-meas and son, D. K.

Jones, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bowman, Kane, Mr, and Mrs.

W. P. Sampson, Portland; and Mrs. Hannaford, Oregon City; Chas. M.

Brink and family, D. Martha Arnold, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlson, Astoria; Mrs.

Mat Berwick, Portland; Dr. C. D. Howser, Mrs. C.

D. Howser, Unity, Sadie Davis, PortlandjMae Ward, Eva Davis, Walla Walla J. Pearson, B. S. Crosltwaite, Mr.

and Mrs. Welnstein, Mrs. K. Brandon, Portland. Mrs.

A. J. Bingham and daughters Lucille, Myrtle, and Grace of Portland, are domiciled In the Lorelei cottage on Eleventh avenue for the season. Miss Daman of Necanicum Inn, with her guests, the Misses Nixon, and Mrs. Agnes Glen, had a basket picnic Tuesday.

They "hiked" over Tlllameok Head and ate their luncheon under the beautiful trees at Seaside House. Mrs. F. Rifzinger, Mrs. J.

Bowman. Mrs. S. Green and Mrs. Hunt have Just returned from Cannon Beach, where they spent 10 days and will remain here for a month In the Rit-zinger cottage.

Miss Lucille Dunne has recently arrived In Seaside and will be here the rest of the season at the Dunne Cottage. Miss Eva Flood of Portland, is a house guest of Miss Prickett on Second avenue. Mrs. Jessie Versteeg is spending a fortnight with Mrs. M.

Abrahams. GEARHART Gearhart, Aug. 5. The women's qualifying round in the golf tournament will be played August 15, and the finals men's play will start Wednesday and Vh finals will be played Saturday. The committee chosen consists of R.

Fawcett of the Waverley Country club; C. H. Davis, Graham Glass Sr. W. A.

Pettlgrove and Russell Smith of the Waverley Country club; Sam Archer and R. Wil helm. H. H. Pearce of the Portland Golf Club.

Dr. Jonah Wise of the Tualatin! of a ly it at a Munro wil hivV th. 1 ir-ank Warren Munro will the Warren cottage on the ocean front. mrouBii uKuBL. Prof.

Little of tine Unrsity or ho left Sunday after a fortnight at Sea Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Glass sr. will entertain some of their friends during: the golf tournament.

Frank Kettenbaugh of Lewiston. Ida- ho, and his daughter, Miss Marie will, be guests at Sea Ridge for a few days. Miss Kettenbaugh holds the champion- shiD for tennis in her state. After a short visit with Miss Wagner at Hea- side, she will go to The Breakers and participate in the tennis tournament: there. Mrs.

William McKenzie ana ramny have taken the Andrews cottage for August. Mr. and Mr D. A. Pattulo of Port- land are ummering in the Mansfield cottage.

The Ludwig Hireches have taken the Fuilhoux cottage. Mrs. Dom Zan and two attractive daughters are in the R. A. Letter cot tage Dr and Mrs.

W. A. Llndsley have I 1 1 Lovell, Miss Ogla Erickson, Gladys Vasbinder, L. Sharier, J. Merrias and P.

Redman of Astoria, are frequent visitors to Seaside. They often motor over to attend the dances and enjoy the pleasures that beach life afford. Dr. A. G.

Nace with Mrs. Nace and children, Fay and At George, returned to Tacoma Tuesday after a pleasant sojourn at the coast. They motored both ways. Among the many who drove down from Portland Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Tegen and nephew. Jack Fifleld of Chicago. They are guests at Locksley Hall. Mr. and Mrs.

Miles Standish of Portland, will be guests at the Hotel Moore for a fortnight. Other guests remaining for two weeks or longer are Mrs. Harry L. Hamlet with her two daughters, Laura and May, Mrs. C.

E. Webb of Medford Mrs. Stlme and daughter. Mrs. A.

Gill and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McCallum the Misses Meloy and Katherine Donahue, Mrs.

Friedman and daughter, Kather- lne Donahue. Mrs. Friedman and daughter, P. H. McMillan and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Marks, and Mr. and Mrs. Miles Standish of Portland. E.

G. Coffield and family are In a cottage on the board walk. Mrs. A. C.

Allen and family have moved to the attractive Lewis cottage The fete for the Salt Cairn, which was erected by the Lewis and Clark expedition In 1805, will take place August 18 on the grounds of the Hotel Moore. The proceeds will be used for the preservation of the Cairn and to buy a suitable monument. It win be on the order of last year's fete with flowers, candy booths, fortune tellers and all sorts of amusements, with dancing in a pavilion built for the occasion. The list of committees are, President, I. N.

Fleish-ner; vice president, Mrs. Dan Moore; finance. Captain A. S. Fnster.

Mrs. W. H. Patterson and Mr. Harry Mayer; advertising, C.

H. Precemeder; arrangements, A. Gilbert, Labbe, Dan Moore, J. H. Smith, Dr.

R. G. Moss and E. Thompson; candy. Mrs.

Agnes Glenn, Mrs. A. B. Beach, Mrs. F.

Van Doren, Mrs. M. Van Marter, Mrs. Hayek, and the Misses Dunne; concessions, Dr. Van Doren and Dr.

Van Dusen; publicity, Mrs. Julius Loulsson, Mrs. V. O. Webb and Father Ianglard; flowers, Mrs.

J. Harker Smith, C. E. Webb, Mrs. Vernon Cart-right, Mrs.

J. C. Knuth; entertainment, 1. N. Flelshner, Mrs.

D. J. Moore, Mrs. J. Louissori and Miss Getta Wasserman; floor, Mrs.

F. E. Harlow and George Hyland; spielers, Murray Wheat, Mr. Cummlngs, Mr. Rowland and James McDonald; tickets, George Hyland.

Mrs. Harry Mayers, Mrs. Cartwrlght. Mrs. B.

Albers and Mrs. Elchorn. There will be a short musical program. Mr. Eagleson and party from Seattle are located In the Kinder cottage been spending a fortnight in Gearhart.) J.

Boiler motored in from Port-Sunday night Dr. Lindsley gave land Monday evening and remained niendid lecture on "Christianity From over night at the Tavern. on Seventh street. Rev. T.

F. Bowen and family re- Mrs. V. D. Fenton of Portland, has turned to Portland Monday, after a Joined her husband.

Judge Fenton, and i month spent at the beach. Mrs. H. they are comfortably located in their Ozanne, sister of Mrs. Bowen, re-home on the board walk.

turned with them. S. W. Ottenhamer and family of Julius Louisson of Portland is en- Dunsmore, slater and baby. Portland; L.

B. Murphy, Mrs and Mrs. P. T. Poufclas, Portland; F.

B. Pang, Omaha; M. J. Junthlas, Mr. and Mrs.

y. D. Gullliume, ABtoria; A. E. Mahony, F.

Howser, R. Gray, Mr and Mrs. S. F. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Edwards, E.

C. Luce, Portland; C. I.anden, Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Selby, Portland; D.

C. Walker. Astoria; Georgrene Case, Portland; K. J. O'Null, Mt.

Home; W. B. Pohl, Astoria; H. C. Broeder, Portland; Mr.

and Mrs. W. Knokey Astoria: F. Waloh. H.

Browning, E. Manthew, A. L.Rahro, Portland: C. Callender, Astoria; L. W.

Klenan, Portland; Fred Slclson, Calumet; A. C. Nelson, Flavel; Chas Ehen-berg, Spokane; Herman Hler, R. Stevens, R. R.

Dick, Mr. and Mrs. R. Howard, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.

Van Ness, with their daughter, Mrs. Jerry Newman, returned to Portland the earky part of the week. They have Closed their cottage, K.innle' Klnnic" for the season. Mr. and Mrs.

Ambrose Scott are domiciled In the 8cott cottage during their sojourn at the beach. Mrs. C. D. Sumner returned to Portland Tuesday after a charming visit with jVllss Katharine Perclval.

Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner was a week end visitor. Mrs. John Humphrey of Oregon City returned home after an outing at Ne-canicum Inn. Mrs. Humphrey expects to return to Seaside during August.

Mrs. Slgmund Ottenhelmer and. family of Portland have opened Merrill cottage No. 3, for the molHh of August. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Mi- Conry of Portland, spent a few days In Seaside. Their daughter, Ada, was married Thursday to Morris Martin. Four generations are represented In the Piper cottage, Mrs.

F. Solomon, Mrs. Sigmund Slchel and daughter, Marian, with Mrs. Albert Schneitzer and baby, all of Portand. Miss Helen and Gladys Dunne are in Seaside again after a pleasant visit with the Harry Hazeltines of Ocean Park.

While there they were delightfully entertained. Mrs. Edward Brown and son, of Atlanta, Ga is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Sigmund 81chel. Mrs.

William Whelan and family are at the beach enjoying life in the Hall cottage. Ruth Twohy and Helen Peery are enjoying the ozone breezes at the Utana, Hermosa Park. Rev. John D. Rice with Mrs.

Rice and child, will be in the Seaside rectory for August. Rev. Rice is vicar of St. Johns church. Cav.

Dante Abelll of Bolivia, with Mr. and Mrs. Luis Abelll, were gues's at the Moore for a few days. The Luis Abellia went to Seaside ona business trip and will later settle fn Astoria to be near Mrs. Abell's mother, Mrs.

George Hyland. Mr. and Mrs. R. Q.

McPherson and charming baby Dorothy, are with Miss Middleton in her home, "Beach-croft." Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor and children are located in Seaside for August. Mrs. Louis Sommer and Floyd Elsie and Henry Sommer are late arrivals and will spend the month of August in Merrill cottage.

No. 4. Mr. and Mrs, M. Barde and children of Portland, are spending the remain or roruanu, are spending me remain der of the season at the Moore hotel.

SEASIDE- Seaside, Aug. 6. The coast resort of-Seaside and Cannon Beach were Hnrt with autos last Saturday and Sunday on the occasion of the tour, sponsored by the Portland dealers. Road troubles were soon forgotten, however, on reaching Seaside, and 'Sfler a plunge In fhe ocean the visitors were ready for the festivities of the evening. Sunday there were RUto races and a bathing girls' parade.

Stated high In nine machines wrc nine pretty girls dressed In the latest bathing costumes. Those taking part -were Mijh. Albert TJtzlnger, winner of th first prize, Frances Burnstt, sec- 0d: Roberta Barret, third, and Miss Irene Collins, Miss Eleanor Ackerman, Constance Stanton, Mrs. F. 8.

Wash-'burn and the M1hss Virginia and1 Irene Pembroke. Mrs. J. E. Orourke of Portland, Is spending the summer at the Martinis cottage.

Mrs. Patrick McKlcholas and daughter, Mlrs Grace, spent a pleasant week at the Martinis cottage. r. JJ. Fletshner and Marcus Fleish-nr left Monday night on a business trip.

Miss Harriet Cummlngs and her Mrs. William Wetssl of Salt Lake, returned to Portland after a fortnight at the coast spent In the Kafferty cottage. T. M. Veerland and relatives are in jthelr home on tlfc board walk Mrs.

C. L. BlaWey with Chas. and Mrs. J.

P. Bryne and children, Sarah and Oswald, are guests at the -4 Yorkshire cottage. Mrs. Bertha Smith and family Portland, are summering at 306 Eighth avenue. Miss Leah Cohen directed a success- ful entertainment for the benefit of the Seaside Rest room.

Besides Miss Cohen, who rendered several solos, there were Jeanetta Sand bloats; Hansen Kill feather, in black and Mra. Margaret de Bols Benedict, prima donna; Earl Gray, violin- Jat; MoKevitt Hays, Xylophone ape- cialties; Harry Miller, pianist; the Watson Sisters, danseurs; Woodfln. Collins Woodfln. Stage managers, Boy WUhart and Eric Kleppin; property man. J.

Boot he; and electrician, Dan Callahan. The talent was natd and profeaaional. About $150 wii made. Miss Irene and Virginia Pembroke are down from Portland for a sum- mer'a outing and are domiciled at the Allen hotel. Mr, and Mrs.

fj. Van Houten. with -thalr attractive son Jack, are in ona of the cosy Del-Mar apartments. vThe guests at Locksley Hall are vary congenial and spend many happy hours together. Each evening some amall affair is given and during the -past4 fortnight Mrs.

C. Shay has charmed the guests with her sweet voles. Hotel Meara guests' include: Christ Morgansen, Mra. O. C.

Johnson, Port- H. Salvon, San ford Thompson, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

Cotton, Mri A. F. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Bi T.

Houts, Downs H. E. Portland; Jess Forrester, wensen, Or.j H. E. Moore, Portland; Brcstow, New Tork City; Y.

I "Uett. Los Angeles; Mrs. C. A. a.

Physiological Standpoint." They have! as their guests Dr. L. tioyt urown or. Portland, Miss Abble Masse and Miss Belle Fleming. CANNON BEACH Ecola.

Aug. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald West's home is one of the show places at Cannon Beach.

Situated on the highest spot on the ridge, it commands a view that is un excelled for scenic beauty. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hutton live there during the winter, but at present Mrs.

Oswald West and daughter Helen, with Mrs. Ben Olcott ander three cnnaren, Chester, Richard fcfid Gordon, are occupying the cottage. The Ol Birds and baby are in their cottage named the "Arcadia." Mr. and Mrs. Lexle Smith motored down from Camas, and are guests at the Bird's home.

Mrs. Dr. George Kins of Pendleton is also a house guesb. W. Young of Portlsnd was a week end visitor at his beach home.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Kanard of Portland are enjoying themselves at Cannon Beach. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Allen LewU arrived at Ecola last Saturday, to Join their attractive little daughter Clementine andi niece, Cynthia Boyd, of San Cat. Miss Alice Tucker and Boyd, with Henry Ladd and Crosby Shevlin, arrived later In the week and will spend a fortnight as guests of the Allen Lewises. Mrs.

J. Cv Rummelln and Miss Rummelln are guests at the home ot Miss Ella Rummelln. Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace and relatives of Kelso, are spending the month at Cannon Beacn.

Chester Sorenson and John Wilson sre camping at Chapman Point. M- G. Algers of Portland was a week visitor with his family. Mrs. T.

C. Smith and son Mai com of Salem arrived Wednesday for a visit tat the Warren. Miss B. Sawyer and Miss Lucille on Third avenue. Mrs.

I. Brunn of Portland, is domi ciled In the Butterfield cottage. No. 3. E.

E. Covert, of Portland, has been enjoying life at Locksley Hall. He Is an enthusiastic fisherman and spent most of his time fishing. Mrs. W.

J. Hull and daughter of Fortland, are summering in the Dal-gleish cottage on Fourth avenue. Mrs. A. J.

Klepser and son from Portland, are cosily settled in 'the Maywood cottage. The A. G. Longs of Portland, are in the Long cottage on the board walk. Mrs.

R. J. Stuart and daughter of Portland, are in the Hermitage cottage. Mrs. F.

H. Fox and party are enjoying the many attractions of beach life and are stopping at the Fernwood on Third street. Mrs. Pierre and grandson of Van-1 couver are domiciled In he Pine Cove cottage. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Hiller and grandson of Walla Walla, are in the Wau-latpu on Tenth avenue. Recent guests at Hotel Harlow Include: Thad.

Young, Mr. and Mra. Nate Wilt. Portland; Madge Wilt, Harrington, W. O.

Envin, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Moore, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Temple, Portland; O. E.

Ericlt sen, Mr. and Mrs. J. A- Hansen, Mrs? P. Often, Mrs.

C. T. Crosby. Astoria; Leland Noe, H. Floyd Hart, Medford; Mr.

and Mrs. M. O. Williams, Portland; C. L.

Onatadt, -Astoria; C. M. Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Whelf, B. Lowey, Miss Hasel Lyons Miss F. Winnifred Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Benj. Fisher, N. Garfinkle, Portland. Mrs. Dan Moore gave a little informal dinner to Miss Delia, Willa and Lawrence Woodfln.

I Mr. ana Mrs. j. Buuer, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Noey, Mr. and Mrs. 8 Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Butler, Mr. and Portland, are domiciled in one of the Merrill cottages Mrs. Edward Dunne and family of Condon, are domiciled in a Hermosa Park cottage.

W. C. Ruegnltz of Chicago, is a frequent visitor to Seaside. He Ms superintending the building of a mausoleum at Warrenton. The J.

H. Poreys are summering in Hermosa Park. Mr. and Mrs. S.

W. Hester and Miss Hazel Hester motored down from Walla Walla, and are spending the month at the Hanon cottage on Seventh street. Mrs. Paulino Kurz and daughter Marie, of Denver, are guests at the J. C.

Knuth home. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Campbell arrived from Seattle the latter part of the week to enter the golf tournament at Gearhart.

They are the house guests of Mrs. George N6rman West who is Mrs. Campbell's sister. Mrs. West is also an adept at golf.

The Calvary -Episcopal church gave a most attractive baaaar last Friday night in the Hansbury boathouse on the Necanicum river. Over 110 above all expenses was cleared. Those having the fancy work in charge were Mrs. A. A.

Cabaniss, Mrs. George Mc-Mahon and Mrs. A. S. Foster; flowers, Mrs.

Ludwig. Mrs. Avery and Dorothea Wager; candy, Mrs. H. Laigh-ton.

Dorothy Johansen and Mr Christenson; fish pond, Mrs. George Shaver, Gerald and Edwin Blake; re freshments, Mrs. Warriner and Miss Dorothy Blakley. A musical program was rendered in the evening, consisting of Miss Leah Cohen. Mrs Oxer, Mrs.

Grace Wilton Peterson and little girl, Geraldine, who is a three year oia procngy. Judge Phelps of Pendleton and fam (Cootlsatd on Following Paget.