Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-07
BREEZY GOSSIP FROM
BREEzELESS BEACHES
Women Tat and Tattle---
Crochet Work Has Things
Knit In 1t Besides Thread
By Ethel Tooze.


during the month of August, and hun
dreds Of Newport's many visitors are
now enjoying a perfect recreation on
the sand The women have found it
pleasant to bring their sewing and
crocheting and are forming parties,
often spending several hours there,
while pursuing their gentle craft and
at the same time watching the waves
and enjoying an Incompatible scene
out of doors.
The August evenings have also
brought wonderful sunsets and the
delicate tints ribbed and frescoed with
marvellous colorings are effects that
will never be forgotten. Parties who
like the bonfires and gayer affairs
find these evenings their opportunities
and are frequently seen holding forth
at the more favorable spots along the
beach. Many new arrivals have come
in since the first of the month and
there IS scarcely vacant cottage to
be had
Mrs. H. N. Aldrich and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, of Salem, who have
been at the beach for some days, re-
turned home the first of the week.
The Misses Rebecca and Jennie Best,
of Salem, have been guests of Mrs. F..
r. Rich, at Nye beach for the past
week.
Professor and Mrs. ]. B. Horner, and
daughters, Pearl and Vera, of Corval-
lis, arrived a few days ago and are
occupying the Kohlhagen cottage for
the month of August.
Ethel Mcdonald, of Salem, is listed
among the recent arrivals at this re
sort.
Ella Cannoy, of Salem, came in the
first of the week and is passing a
brief vacation at Nye Beach.
The Misses Pauline and Hester
Welch, of Salem, who have been So
iourning at Newport for a month, re-
turned home the first of the week.
A motoring party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Pearcy, of Portland,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey, of
Salem, arrived in Newport during the
week.
Professor H. C. Howe and family, of
Eugene, are at Seal Rocks for the bal
ance of the season. Professor Howe
is the head of the English department
of the State University.
DIR. and Mrs. f. II. Brown, OF Saien'
arrived in Newport recently for fort
night Is visit at this resort.
Mrs. Minnie Horeman and son, OF
Portland, are ENJOYING thelr outlhg az
Nye Beach. Mrs. Horseman is an ex-
president of the Women s kelief corps
Mrs. Alberta Green, head OF the art
department of the Monmouth Normal,
arrived during the week and is located
at the Damon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Morganson and
family, Of Shedds, are among tne
weeks arrivals and are ensconeed in
a cottage at Whittens camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson OF
Salem, arc in Newport ana are estap-
lished in their Nye beach home for the
rest of the season.
Rev. aad Mrs. II. {. StoVer, OF salem'
are enjoying ten days outing at Nye
Beach. .
Mrs. A. L. johnson, and famlly, OF
Salem, motored to Newport recently
and are encottaged at Nye beach for
the month of August, MISS Oaroiyh
Stettcr, of Valentine, Neb., is the
house guest of Mrs. Johnson for few
days.
The Misses Jean and Grace Metre
gor, of Salem, arrived during the week
and are visiting at the Mcclellan cot
tage.
An attractive Sea Crest cottage has
been opened during the week by Mrs:
E. +. Upmeyer, Mrs. j. b. Lttler and
son, Robert, of Salem, and Gertrude
Haskins, of Portland.
Among the recent visitors at the
was Miss Leda Henderson,
of Salem.
Mrs. James Allison, and son, Donald,
Of Salem, arrived few days ago and
are enjoying their vacation at Nye
Beach.
Miss Grace Pratt, OF salem, Is mum
bered among the recent vaeationsts
to arrive at Newport. ;,
j. w. HarDesln, Oh 0aiehl' arrives
and is passing few days at
the Abbey.
A. J. Cleveland, OF salem, rs num-
oered ameng the season s visitors at
Newport.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert 1iil ana ram.