Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-06
Perfect WEATHER
CONDITIONS PREVAIL
At COAST RESORT
Newport And Surrounding
Beaches Arc More At
tractiYo Than Ever
lBz EFHEL ToozRl

most heralded summer resorts cannot
excel in na.mal allurements, the New
port of this season. Perfect weather
continues and the fresh, dewy morn
ings are entieing many sluggards to
arise early and take a short, brisk
walks along the beach, returning to
the breakfast table with whettened ap-
petite. Sunsets, glorious beyond de-
seription. have illumined the western
sky of late and hundreds of resorters
find their way each evening to an ele
waited spot where the great fiery ball
may be seen dipping into the brilliant
sea, splashing the heavens with flam-
ing prismatic colorings.
Salem has contributed generously to
the summer population of Newport this
season. Motorists from the capital city
make the trip without difficulty in a
day and an additional pleasure is added
to the vacation trip when the journey
can be made in an auto, which can be
used for much pleasuring upon arrival
at Newport. Colonel Hofer of Salem,
drove in the middle of the week to
open his Agate beach cottage for his
family, who will arrive later in the
week Colonel Hofer, with his usual
Originality made the trip to Newport
with the same horse and buggy that he
has used for o similar purpose for some
fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Thielsen Of Salem
motored to Newport the last of the
week and have opened their attractive
Agate beach summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Simmons Of Sa.
lem are among the latest arrivals at
the New Cliff House at Nye beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown of Sa'
lem are numbered among the latest
campers to arrive at Whittens.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard N. Avison
and daughter, Genevieve, Of Salem are
cozily established in cottage at Sea
Crest.
Colonel John Leader, Military direct
or of the University of Oregon, is So
journing at this beach at the Nieolai.
Mr. and Mrs G. Gregory and son of
lSalem are at Red Fern this week. The
Gregory's have as their guest, William
White of Salem.
Mrs. Roma Hunter and Mrs. A. L.
johnson Of Salem, were hostesses at a
charming $500" party at Mrs John
son s cottage at Nye beach Monday
night. After an evening at cards, de-
licious refreshments were served. Hon
ors were awarded to Mrs Charles Sa.
main. Those enjoying this delightful
affair were, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hut
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Station, Mr.
and Mrs. Roma Hunter, Mrs. Harry
Redfern of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Samain of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Huge
Wanke of Albany and the hostesses.
Mrs j. Il. Allison of Salem, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown al
Whittens this week.
Mrs W. NJ. Lauder Of Salem is mum
bered among the latest visitors at the
tGrand at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Gile Of Salem arc
enjoying short sojourn at NewporI.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Sheldon of Salem
who have been at Red Fern for fort
night, departed the last Of the week for
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGilehrist
and children, Josephine and William
and Miss Ethel McGilchrist Of Salem
who have been at Newport for a month
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Harper Of Gervais is among
the latest arrivals at Nye beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mehrling Of Falls
City motored to the beach the last OF
the week for a weeks visit at this
point. 49,,
Mrs. Harry Wiedmer and child and
Miss Florence Wiedmer of Salem, ar
rived at the Abbey the last Of the week
for few days visit.
J. F. Allison Of Salem is enjoying q
vacation at Newport as guest Of the
Copeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. II. Albert and fam
lily of Salem, motored to Newport thi'
week, arriving Friday night The AL
berts report wonderful trip over
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tate Of Salem ar
rived recently and are guests Of thu
New Cliff House at Nye beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman of Sa
lem, recently visited Newport. Th'
Zimmermans plan to make a hiking triI
to Marshfield before returning home.
Mrs. G.. d. Wilson and daughter
Rbea of Salem came in the last OF thl