Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-05-11
TWO EXTRA PARTIES.
The Raymond People Called OF
Again.

to see how the western country looked IN
the spring and summer months of the
year, that it was decided to run an addi-
tional party. When notification of this
WAS given in the East, the rush for
tickets was so great that it was found
necessary to organize two excursions, and
these left the Atlantic on the 2lst inst.
They are now speeding across the CONT
nent, taking in all the attractive feat
ures en- route, and will be at San
Bernardino on Wednesday next. There
the two train loads will separate, one 60
ing to Coranado and the other to Pasa-
dena, the Coronado party ultimately
reaching Los Angeles on the goth inst,
and the Pasadena party on the 22d.
The first train consists of those en- oying
the ninth annual tour through Colorado
and California, with visits to the most
picturesque regions of the Rocky Noun
tains, and the most attractive points on
the Pacific Coast, with an incidental ex-
cursion to the Yosemite Valley and Big
Tree Groves. The names of the tourists
are as follows:
Mr. and Mrs stillman B Allen, Miss
Manon B Allen, Boston, Mass; Mr. VIM
A Anthony, Fall River, Mass; Mr. E A
Atlee, Philadelphia; Mrs L Benning-
haus, Miss S Benninghaus, Govanstown,
Md; Mr. G S Benson, Jr. Philadelphia;
Mr. Fred C Berlinger, Philadelphia; Mr.
] Brandstetter, Philadelphia; Miss Lothe
Carson, Holyoke, Mass; Mrs s o
Daniels, Natick, Mass; MIR and Mrs VIM
L Dorr, Federal Point, Fla; John
Eaton, Miss E Ellis, Miss II I Ellis,
Boston, Mass; M and Mrs D B Flint,
Roxbury, Mass; John L Frailey, Miss @
Dillingham;, Miss A G Gilpin George
Gilpin, Philadelphia, H G Grafton,
Mrs H G Grafton, Worcester, Mass !;
Miss Olivia B Hall, Syracuse, N Y; Mr..
VIM H Jowett, Ardover, Mass; Mr.. VIM
B Koch, Reading Pa; Mrs H M Latin,
Brooklyn, N Y; Mr. and Mrs S Lane,
Mount Vernon, N Y: Mrs D G Little
field, Pawtucket, R 1 Miss Lille I. Lott,
Flatbush, N Y; Mrs M Miles, Somer-
ton, o; Mrs George A Peck, Lowell,
Mass Mr. Edward Powell, Philadelphia,
Pa; Mr. and Mrs S H Powers Brooklyn !;
Mr Albert Ritter, Reading, Pa Mrs
Maxcy Robbins, Worcester, Mass; Mrs
George M Roth, Philadelphia; Mrs III F
Russ, New York; Mrs Ella Smyth, Miss
Hannah Smith, Germantown, Pa; VIM
Swinburne, Newport, R 1 Mr. and Mrs
Charles A WEIGH, Boston, Mass; Rev 9
L Wells. D D, Mrs G L Wells, Lucius B
Wells, Flatbush, N Y.
The tourists are in charge OF Mr.. Cool
idge Barnard, assisted by Mr.. H. L.
Hull, and they are travelling in the vesti-
buled cars "Alcazar," "Vendome" and
Harvard" The Pullman department
is in charge of Messrs. A. N. Ackley, j.
w. Cole, J. B. Conlan, Oliver Gragg, A.
F. Stewart and H. Marcy.
THE SECOND TRAINLoAD
OF tourists are enjoying what is de-
scribed by Messrs. Raymond as their
sixth annual tour across the continent
and through the Pacific Northwest, with
visits to Colorado, New Mexiso, the
Western States, the Yellowstone Park,
Yosemite and the Big Tree Groves. The
names of the participants are as fol-
lows:
Miss Elizabeth Acton, Salem, N J.;
W Fl NJ Austin, Mrs w H NJ Austin,
Boston; G F Baker, Mrs @ f Baker,
Whitinsville, Mass; Miss Annie Blood
good, San Francisco; Miss L NJ Boies,
Rye, N Y; ID Bucklin, M D. Miss N
Bucklip, Lansingburg, N Y; Miss Annie
CartU right, Wilmington, Del; Miss
Mary Cartwright, Philadelphia; Miss
Ellen Collins, Miss NJ Collins, New York
Miss NJ L Corlies, Mrs S Fisher Corlies,
Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Carrie A
Crosby, Cooperstown, N Y; Mrs w
o Cunningham, Washington, D G;
Miss Josephine Darwin, Glen Ridge, n.
j.; G. F. Eastlack, Mrs. @. F. Eastlack,
Camden, N. j.; William P. Ellison, Mrs.
William P. Ellison, Philadelphia Mrs.
l. G. Gray, New York; Mrs. Horace A.
Hall, Philadelphia; W. Hapgood, Mrs.
W. Hapgood, Boston; Mrs. Isaac
Hayes, West Chester, Pa. j. Remick
Hogg, Philadelphia; Mrs. G. 3. Hurd,
Miss Lille Hnrd, Baltimore, Md.
Miss Elizabeth S. jerks, Miss Mary FL.
jerks, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Owen L.
Jones, Mrs Owen L Jones, Salem, ]
Mrs Helen B. Judson, Lansingburg, n
Y; Mr. Henry E Ketcham, Mrs Henry E
Keteham, Miss Mary A. Ketcham,
Brooklyn, N Y; Mr. Chas M Lukens,
Mrs Chas M Lukens, Germantown,
Pa; Miss A M Massey, Brooklyn, N Y
Miss Marion B Massey, Oswego, N Y;
Hon Moses r Matthews, Mrs M r Mat
thews, Miss Eva F Matthews, Warren,
Me; John FL Mein, Miss Dollie Mein,
Miss Hattie Mein, Miss Helen Mein,
Philadelphia; Miss E Minturn, New
Brunswick, N j; Miss Annie M Mixer,
Brooklyn, N Y; Mr. and Mrs James Nor
row, Wilmington, Del; Fred Munson,
Mr. and Mrs Geo Munson, Miss M Louise
Munson, Brooklyn, N Y; Charles Mus
ter, Philadelphia; Mrs z Newbold,
New York; Mr. and Mrs E H Ogden,
Philadelphia; Miss Sallie M Pierce, Ken
nett Square, Pa; G Fl Pinney, M D, Mrs
@ III Pinney, Derby, Conn; Miss A Ran
dolph, Master E Randolph, Miss Z ]
Randolph, Mrs Evan Randolph,
Philadelphia; Miss Augusta Roberts,
Thomas Roberts, Mrs Thomas Roberts,
Master Thomas Roberts, Jr, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Miss d Robinson, Dorches-
ter, Mass; Mrs Josiah S Robinson,
Brookline, Mass; Miss Laura @ ROBSON,
CovingtoD, KY; Mrs j P Ruter, Brook
Ign, n Y !; George F Sanger, Mrs George
F Sanger, PeaPeabody, Mass; Miss A NJ
Seaver, Northboro, Mass; Miss Hannah
Shaw. Hugh Shaw, Miss Mary
Shaw, Chester. Pa; Mrs Wes-
ley Smead, Poughkeepsie, N ";
Edwin Smith Mrs Edwin Smith S E
Smith, Boston, Mass; Mrs G Smith,
Hanover, Pa; Miss Ella Smyth, Miss
Hannah Smyth, Germantown, Pa; Mics
Grace Sorren, Roxbury, Mass; B F Spin
ney, Mrs B F Spinney, Frank G Spinney,
Mrs Frank G Spinney. Lynn, Mass; Chas
ID Stevens, Mrs Chas II Stevens, Ware,
Mass; Miss George Z Sutton,
Aurora, Ind; Jonothan Tyson,
Mrs Jonothan Tyson, Philadelphia, Pa
Mr. and Mrs ] Alpheus Vansant, Camden,
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