Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-22
TWO MORE PARTIES.
Arrival of a Host of Eastern
ExcursiOnists.
THOUSANDS MORE COMING
The Illinois Central Will Run
Parties Here Throughout
the Season.

A Warner Bros. excursion arrived
from the East yesterday morning after a
pleasant trip across the continent. The
following were the members Of the party
For Los Angeles-M. j. McMarra, st.
Louis, Mo-. Mrs. L. E. Myers, Ella
Smith, Mrs. l.. H. Nichols, Kansas City,
Mo-; R. G. Gregory, Henry, Ill. ;
L. M. Burris, Liberty, Mo-; ii. A.
Hayatt, Columbus, o.; Mrs. M. A.
White and two children, Great Bend,
Ind. Mrs. M. ]. Whitlock, D. Gates and
wife, Austin, MINI. /; Miss Sarah Bow
ser, Muzcstine, La. William Darby and
wife, Cincinnati, o.; G. N. Lebo, J. G.
Grimshaw, Upton, Ind; E: A. Dean,
Des Moines; Miss Carrie Wagner,
Detroit; Mrs. G. A. Smith, New York ;
Mrs. A. E. Frampton, Richmond, Ind. f;
Miss Sallie Shields, Johnstown, Pa. ;
Mrs. M. A. Wheeler, Miss A. S.
Wheeler, Lee Whee Ter, Marshall, Mo. =;
Mrs. L. Stephens, Pennington, Mo. ;
Mrs. w. F. Carroll and daughter, Chi
cago; Ellie Richardson, Port Rowan,
Ont. Miss L. Du Puts, s. H. Rickerson,
wife and daughter, Chicago; Mrs. G..
Burr and daughter, Lansing, Mich. ;
Clarence Buckley, Illinois G. NJ. McGin-
mis- and wife, Thomas McGinnis, Merrill
McGinnis, Florence, Kan. Helen Eek
hardt, Colorado Springs, Colo; M. E.
Young and wife, Plymouth, Ill. Mrs. J..
W. Potter, Cameron, Mo. J. w. Peters,
New York; S. H. Carlton, Charles
Tobin, Brooklyn. N. Y; IF. A. Arnold,
Portland, Me-; Harvey Bennett, Chi
cago; s. T. Smith, Topeka; Orrin Curtis,
Lansing, Mich. E. Lewis and wife,
Peoria j. S. Sullivan and family, Chi
cago; Crist Anderson, H. s. Strum,
Wichita, Kan; H. H. Benjamin, Daniel
Benjamin and wife, Dayton, o. Truman
Miles, Mt. Gilead, 0.
For Santa Ana-Miss E. Junkin, Mani
tou Springs, Colorado; Mrs. Gill and
daughter, Indianapolis; P. G. Bruno, st.
Louis; H. G. Scudder and wife, Catherine
scudder, Rhoain Scudder, Jessie Scud-
der, Ethel scudder, st. Louis; P: B.
Furrel and wife, Lafayette, Ind Mrs.
wich, Ill. G. Anderson and wife, Val
paraiso, Ind. E. S. Diget and family, St.
Paul.
For Pasadena-Mrs. o. J. Dearborn
and daughter, Indianapolis; James Ball
and wife, West Liberty, Mo-; Joseph
Cattle, Chicago; H. S. Stetson, Ann Ar
Dor, Mich. ;~john 8. Thompson, Battle
Creek, Mich. Miss Effie Moore, Brook
field, Mo. R. B. Southey, New York
Mrs. w. F. Sprading, Marshall, Mich. !;
Mrs. F. D. CLARK, Pennington, Mich. ;
Miss s. A. Pilbian, Pennington, Mich.
Frank S. Norton and wife, Detroit; L.
Macklin, Lawrence, Kas.
For Pomona-Mrs. L. A. Utter, Charles
Utter, Cincinnati, O.. @. B. Stevenson,
Cincinnati, o.; Mr.. Hicklin and wife
Kansas City; Misses Agnes Hill, Alice
Hill, Millie Hill, Freeburg, Ill. Mrs. g
F. Dougherty. Blue Mound, Kas.
For Riverside-W. G. LaRue, Barri
mer, Mich John Dean and daughter
Thomas Hendry and wife, Kingston
Canada.
For Tulare-W. A. Ray, A. X. Ray
Kansas City, Mo.
For National City-s. B. Douglas, wife
and child, Wellington, Kan.
For Fresno-M. D. Louther, wife anG
son, Goshen, Ind.
For San Francisco-Miss M. Hasel
meyer, St. Louis; Rev. ]. w. Balm ant
wife, Godfrey, ILL.,; w. Nichol and wife
London, Canada; ]: Favour and wife
H. M. Cook and wife, Hartford, Wis.
Douglas, wife and child, Chicago; Thos
Katts, Goldsborough, N. c.; E. B. Cali
nan, Willard, Canada; T. W. Myrick
Oswego, N. Y.
For Oakland-Mrs. L. Liese, Miss M
A.. Liese, New York; Mrs. A. Steele
Grand Haven, Mich.
For Sacramento-E. W. Redding, I
E. Allivy, Dayton, o.; s. Ryan, Austin
Tex; Samuel Bush, Boston; Charlie
Fletcher, Ellinwood, Kan. Norton How
ard, wife and children, Mt. Vernon, o.
F. Savery, Youngstown, o.; Henr.
Baker, Cincinnati.
FIFTY MORE.
A Harvey excursion of fifty peopl
also arrived. The tourists came via tn
Milwaukee and st. Paul roads and tn
Union Pacific, and report delightful e1
periences. The party consisted of 81
carloads when it entered the State, bu
many of the passengers were destine
for the northern and central parts
California. The agent in charge OF tn
excursion did not take list of the name
of those on board, and it was impossibl
to ascertain them here.
ONE MORE COMPETITOR.
Another Eastern road lured by th
heavy travel to Southern California hs
entered into the excursion business,
the following letter received from Chicae
yesterday will show: "The Illinois Gel
tral Railroad will run excursions fro
Chicago to Los Angeles via New Orlean
leaving Chicago on November %, Decen
ber 5, December IL, December 18, Decer
Der 26, and possibly on other dates"
NOTES.
About six excursions will leave Il
East for this city and during the ne
few days there will be gigantic influx
Eastern tourists.
A dispatch received at the s. P. offic
Yesterday stated that four carloads
Sunset excursionists destined for Sout
ern California had left New York al
Philadelphia in the morning.
The Ellis College.
The opening reception and recital
the Ellis College will be held this eve
ing, when the following program
will be rendered:
Piano solo, "Grand Polonaise de CO
cert' (Fred. Chopin, Miss Marie
Cobb; vocal solo, "Bel Raggio" (Semil
mide. .Rossini), Miss Julia o. Long; &
dress, General William A. Pile; pia
ooIoD UCch;I1or Marchv (FrauZ Iiez