Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-17
CAY SOCIETY AT
YAQUINA BEACH

rand old continues 10 be Alder walk up
the bay, and stop at the talking
spring is always part of the program.
This murmuring fountain continues to
charm loving couples into lettering
over its babbling, limpid eloquence,
and many bashful swains have been
led into expressions while lingering
here that will manifestly affect their
future career. There is no more
charming panorama than Yaquina bay
after sunset. at nigh tide, or By -faeeH~
light The afterglow from the king of
day after his exit beneath the waves
OF the Pacific, is magnificent. Shoot.
ing up over the deep green rim of the
firclad hills, are all the varied colors
Of the rainbow, and these are repro
duced in the sky to the southeast and
reflected in the clear blue waters of
the bay, tnat is often tlnged into
colors of saffron and ruby, and chang.
ing into phosphorescent effects after
nine o'clock.
Captain Davis of the steamer Rich.
ardson continues to win favorable
comment for handling the large crowds
without accident. During July over
1000 people we're brought into New.
port. Saturday night 23O came, and as
many more Sunday. All these people
are moved back and forth on the trim
little steamer that has served so long
here on the bay A barge is carried
when the crowd passes the 100 mark,
and that Is nearly all the time.
Captain VIM. Miey returned home
Tuesday after a weeks outing at the
bay. The Marion county commission.
er enjoyed days fishing on the bay
and also made record going after the
big sea crabs on South beach. His
appetite and sleeping capacity doub-
led under the healthful influence of
the sea breezes and he only regretted |
that he could not stay longer. Otto
SNA"iNNf Aoi'hoh VI inc OtHeIhOH
mills, has been at the beach for a
week He stayed with the improve.
ments on the old mill until the new
were safely in, and then
he told Mr.. Aupperle that he wanted
A lay-off for few weeks and took the
irst train for Newport He is gaining
i've pounds a day, and about as much
1t night.
The cottagers at Bay View have
numbered more than ever this year.
rhe Croasmans are entertaining Mrs.
Darby and Mrs. Harder OF Portland.
Mr. Croasman and viii Harder spend
Sunday with them occasionally. Mrs.
y. Z. Waters of Salem and Mr.. and
Mrs. w c. Knighton of Portland nave
he sweibold cottage. Wayne Waters
vas a guest for a week.
Judge Payne and daughters, Mrs. ].
4. jeffrey and Misses Lena aud Mary
Payne have the Brandt cottage. Mr..
Ind Mrs. NJ o. Potter and daughter
leuta and mother. Mrs Barclea, have
he Graves cottage, and entertained
Miss Bessie Woods OF Cottage Grove,
md Mrs. Harden and daughter OF Port
and. This cottage Is beautifully de-
'orated every Sunday when Christian
Science services are held there Mrs.
2 w, Dent and daughters Sabin and
ressa occupy the Bradshaw cottage.
'ivian Dent is expected soon Mr.. and
hrs, J w, Putnam, Miss Margaret and
van Putnam, have rooms at Captain
)lsson's residence. Miss o. Ballou.
nd Miss Marie and Paul Hofer also
oomed there, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
nd two sons of Newberg are occupy.
ng their own cottage. MIR. Del Byer.
runs a hack from this part OF the
ity for the convenience of campers
nd takes parties on trips up and
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