Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-16
SEEKING SUNSHINE.
A Big Raymond Excursion
Due IO-MOrrOw.
NAMES OF THE TRAVELLERS
Arrival of a Party of Canadians
Forty Families for San
Fernando.

The following excursionists are due IN
Los Angeles tomorrow afternoon at
2:3O. The excursion is is the first of the
Raymond vacation excursions and left
Boston on the Sth instant. The entire
party will spend the winter in Southern
California and will return East via San
Francisco in the spring and summer
The excursion which is enc Of the largest
ever sent to California by Messrs. Ray
mond & Whitcomb is in charge of
Messrs. Chas. H. Wilson and Henry G.
Lyon of Boston, with Mr.. W. S. Taylor
of Lake Village, N. H.. as assistant
The train is composed of vestibuled
Pullman cars with dining cars attached.
Following is a list of the party:
Mrs. M. E. Alexander, Boston; Mrs.
Davenport Allen, Enfield, Mass. j. b.
Anerouse, New York; Mrs. A. Austin,
Boston; Miss E. L. Bergen, j. Y. Ber-
gen, Chicago; Louie Bowker, Boston
Highlands; j. B. Breed, Mrs. J. b.
Breed, Eagles Mere, Pa. Wesley Burn
ham, Essex, Mass. Mrs. ]. L. Chamber
lin, Greenville, N. H.; Frank Cheney,
Mrs. Frank Cheney, South Manchester,
Conn. G. M. Clark, Mrs. G.. M. Clark,
Master Franklin Clark, Sandwich, Mass. !;
Mrs. Dora 7. Colby, Port Leyden, N. Y;
Benjamin T. Crosby, VIM. A. Crosby,
Newport, R. L.; Miss 9. N; Davis, Quis,
sett, Mass. Rev. VIM. Dean, D. D.,
cord Master Joseph ]. Dubbs,
Miss May E. Dubbs, Boston
Nre. M. ]. Dubbs. Boston; J. w. Fair
banks, Mrs. J. w. Fairbanks, North
Cambridge, Mass. Geo. T. Fifield, Mrs.
Geo. T. Fifeld, Los Angeles; Chas. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Foster, Miss Lima Free.
man, Boston Highlands Mrs. Louise E.
Gibbons, Miss Mary G. Gibbons, Bay
Head, N. j.; DIR. Adele A. Gleason, Ell
mira, N. j.; Mrs. G. E. Gleason, Miss
Florence Gleason, Boston Highlands
Hon. D. w. Gooch, Mrs. D. W. Gooch
Melrose, Mass. Frank D. Goodhue, Gin
cinnati Walter Graves, Mrs. Walter
Graves, Pasadena; L. H. Green, Mrs
L. H. Green, Los Angeles; Rev. Edison
D. Hale, Clayton, Cal. Miss Jenny N
Hale, Redlands; Mrs. L. L. Hayden
Bath, N. Y; Mrs. Emma j. Hood, Miss
Halle M. Hood, North Cambridge
Mass; Miss B. Houghton, Mrs.
E. G. Houghton, Little Falls, N. Y. Mrs.
E. A. Rowland, E. Rowland, Brooklyn
Mrs. John Hurd, Miss Mary Hurd,
Dover, N. j.; Chas. s. Hutchinson, F.
A. Hutchinson, Lowell, Mass. Miss
Carrie G. Ives, New York; Joseph w.
Jarratt, Philadelphia; Mrs. George
Jewell, Waterville, Me-; G. L. Kathan,
Mrs. G. L. Kathan, Miss Maud G.
X Kathan, No. Cambridge, Mass. Miss A.
E. Kline, Philadelphia Mrs. A. Lang.
worthy, Miss E. Langworthy, Westerly
r. l.; Mrs. Ella F. Leonard, Miss Ella
M. Leonard, E. M. Leonard, Norwich,
Conn.,. Miss M. Lewis, Philadelphia
Mrs. NJ. w. Lux, Philadelphia Mrs. A
V. Lynde, Melrose, Mass. Mrs. H. G
Lyon, Boston; Jonathan H. Mann, Mrs
Jonathan II. Mann, Boston Miss Louise
3. Mason, Poughkeepsie, N. y.
sic S. McCalla, Miss Lily H.
McCalla, Miss Mary II. McCalla, Bos-
ton; Miss Sarah H. McCalla, Riverside
Miss Stella A. McCalla, Boston; Mrs.
Jane Mckenzie, Indianapolis; Miss A.
w. Mcpherson, Mrs. d. Mcpherson, New
York; George E. Means, Saco, Me. J.
Warren Merrill. Mrs; J; Warren Merrill,
Miss L. Edith Merrill, T.Wattson Merrill,
calf, F. w. Metcalf, Mrs. F. w. Metcalf,
Master Prescott Metcalf, Erie, Pa. E.W..
Miles, Mrs. E. w. Miles, Brookline,
Mass. Miss Miriam E Miller, San Fran.
cisco; Mrs. Sarah A. Newcomb, New
London, Conn. Miss Helen s. Nye, New
Bedford, Mass. Miss Jennie A. Olmsted
j. L. Olmsted, Mrs. J. L. Olmsted, East
Hartford, Conn. DIR. G. D. Palmer, Mrs.
G. D. Palmer, Cincinnati; H. ]. Park
Mrs. II. j. Park and maid, Miss Maud
l. Park. New York; Edward Perkins
Mrs. Edward Perkins, Providence
Mrs. NJ. K. Phelps, Little Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. w. G. Pierce, Boston; Miss S. s.
Raddin, Lynn, Mass. Miss Edith E
Rand, Mrs. E. M. Rand, Uncasville,
Coma. Miss !. N. Randolph, Yonkers
N. Y; G. A. Raymond, Mrs. G.. A
Raymond, Troy, N. Y; Mrs. J. c.
Richards, New York George E. Rogers
Boston Mrs. w. T. Salter, New York
Miss Annie Searle, Fall River, Mass
Miss Emily E. Seavey, Fred H. Seavey
Winthrop, Macs. /; Miss Abby E. Smiley
Alfred H. Smiley, Mrs. Alfred H. Smil.
ey, Miss Fannie R. Smiley, Miss Susan
II. Smiley, Minnewaska, N. Y; Miss
Emily l. Stanton, William Stanton, Mrs.
VIM. Stanton, Sewickly, Pa. Mrs. S. G.
Stephenson and maid, Los Angeles; Miss
A. L. Stewart, Mrs. David Stewart, Mrs
John L. Stewart, Philadelphia; John
F. Strobridge, Stamford, Conn.
J. V. N. Stults, Roxbury, Mass.
Master G. A. Sutherland, Mrs. w. A,
Sutherland, Rochester; Mrs. Sarah s
Swain, San Francisco; Mrs. w. s. Tay.
lor, Lake Village, N. H.; Ronald
Thomas, Mrs. Ronald Thomas, New
York; Miss Harriet Tolman, Mrs. A. B.
Underwood, Miss Amy Underwood, Mis-:
Anna Underwood, Boston; Mrs. II. G
Utley, Rome, N. Y; Miss Edith Ward
Mrs Minnie Ward, Mrs. Warren Ward
Auburn, N. Y. Mrs. H. B. Wiggin, New
York; John P. Wright, Mrs. John P
Wright, Troy, N. Y; Miss Edith L.
Wilde, J. D. Wilde, Mrs. J. D. Wilde
Melrose, Mass. Gerald Wilkinson, L.
Wilkinson, Greenwich, Conn. Mrs. P.
A. Wood, Dover, N. j.; Miss Oracle
Woodbury., Portland, Me-; Miss Martha
B. Wright, Riverside; Miss Eleanor r,
Zane, Philadelphia.
FROM CANADA
A party of forty-one Canadians ar.
rived in town early yesterday morning in
charge of Mr.. Carter, OF the Canadian
Pacific. The travelled via the Rock
Island the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe roads, and say that the trip was de.
lightful one. Mr.. Carter says that there
is q good deal of excitement in Canada
about California, and the Kanucks who
L L. t1o.v ~ok,