Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-16
TOURIST TRAVEL.
A Raymond Party to Arrive
To-Day.
LIST OF THE ExCURsIONISTS.
A Number of AngelenOs to be
Present at the Inaug-
uratiOn.

To-day Raymond & Whitcomb party,
travelling in two special vestibuled trains,
will arrive over the Santa Fe, and the
tourists will doubtless be glad to reach
this city of sunshine, after the inclement
weather which they will have expert
enced during their journey yesterday. On
arrival, one of the trainloads will 60 to
to the Raymond, and the other to the
great Hotel del Coronado, their quarters
being changed about month from now.
The visitors are all wealthy residents OF
the Atlantic States, and left Boston on
February 7th, having visited en- route
Chicago, Las Vegas Hot Springs, Santa
Fe, and other places of interest. The
following is a complete list of the party ::
Mrs H @ Ammidown, Boston, Mass !:
w G Benedict, Providence, R l.; Miss B
r Bottsford, Russell Bottsford, Mrs Rus
sell Bottsford, Cleveland, O.; Geo R
Bradford, Gloucester, Mass; Mrs P D
Briggs, Cleveland, o; Rev G w Briggs,
D D, Cambridge, Mase; Mrs H G Brooks,
Dunkirk, N Y; Mr. and Mrs E S Brown,
Miss Eta V Brown, Fall River, Mass !;
Miss Anna L Burnet. Mr. and Mrs VIM
H Burnet, Chicago, Ill; Mrs H E Cham
berlain, Concord, N H; Mr. and Mrs
Charming Clapp, Coston, Mass; Mr. and
Mrs B B Clark. Red Oak, la; Wm P
Clark, Jr., Newport, R L; Miss Julia L
Cobarn, Skowhegan, Me; Miss K S
Cook, Hartford. Conn; Miss E " Cush-
ing, Oakland, Cal; Ira B Cushing, M D,
Brookline. Mass; Miss E H Dallett,
Waof Nhaofor Do Misc Ex,,v,o no,,ol
Roxbury, Mass; G W Downing,
San Francisco, Cal; Mr. and Mrs
Eldredge, Portmouth, N H Miss Emma
7 Elliott, Norton, Mass; Mr. and Mrs A
D Ellis, Mastr D W Ellis, Jr, Miss Louise
Ellis, Monson, Mass; Mr. and Mrs 81 G
Felthausen, Buffalo, N Y; FraBk Ferdi.
nand, Miss Carrie Fuller, Mr. and Mrs F
2 Fuller, Boston, Mass; Miss M Louise
Fuller, Maiden, Mass; ] w Goss, Bos-
ton Mass; Miss Anna H Gould, Aurora,
N Y; Mr. and Mrs L S Graves, Roches.
ter, N Y; W 81 Gray, Holton, Me;
Anson Guild, Mrs Anson Guild, Brook
line, Mass; Lewis B Gunekel, Daytou,
o; Mrs Geo Guppy, Portsmouth, N H f;
Miss Ethel Hall, Mrs Lewis A Hall, New
York, N Y; Lewis Hall, Mrs Lewis Hall,
Cambridge, Mass; F Hartt, Mrs F
Hartt, Robert W Hartt, Brookline, Mass
H B Hendel, Reading, Pa; M
Henderson, Mrs J M Henderson, Buf-
falo, N Y; Joseph G Hill, Concord, N H /;
= Miss A G Hillisrd, Miss G Hilliard, E G
Hilliard, Mrs E G Hilliard, Manchester,
Conn Mrs Florence Hobson, Portland,
Me; II G Hopkins, Mrs H G Hopkins,
Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs Helen O Hough,
Santa Barbara, Cal; Abram Howe, Mrs
Abram Howe, Miss Grace Howe. Fulton,
NY; T B Jones. Chelsea, Mass; Chas
H Kiessling, Roslindale, Mass Miss
Kate H Kilburn, VIM Kilburn, Mrs
WmJ Kilburn. New Bedford, Mass !;
Thompson o King, Hartford, Conn :
Miss J F Litchfeld, Southbridge, Mass
Miss Minnie E Maine, Westerly, R 1; j
K Manning, Medford, Mass Miss G
Markle, Miss Markle, Hazleton, Pa; S
w Marston, Boston, Mass Mrs A H Mer-
edith, Norristown, Pa; Miss Caroline Mil
Ter, Media, Pa; John R Miller, Reading,
Pa; VIM II Miller, Mrs VIM H Mil
ler, Media, Pa; Miss F L Mofitt, New
port, R I; Miss Priscilla L Paine,
Wilkesbarre, Pa; Miss Jessie B Pat
terson, Los Angeles, Cal; Miss NJ B Pat
terson, Dunkirk, NY; s M Powell,
Hudson. MY; w A Price, Mrs w A
Price, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs Perley Put
nam, Laconia, N II Emmons Raymond,
Cambridge, Mass; Miss Carrie Kicker,
Portland, Me; ] s Kicker, Mrs Rick
or, Portland, Me; James Rothwell, Mrs
James Rothwell, Brookline, Mass; Mrs
Alex Sacket, Miss H 0 Sacket, 8 w Ses.
sions, Mrs S w Sessions, Cleveland, O.;
Samuel Shaw, Elmwood, Mass; Master
Elbert w Shirk, Mrs Mary Shirk, Mil
ton Shirk, Mrs Milton Shirk, Peru, lad :;
Miss G N Smith, Ronkers, N Y; sylvia.
mus Smith, Gloucester, Mass; James
Spear, Mrs James Spear and maid, Jas
Spear, Jr, Miss Louise Spear, Walling-
ford, Pa; Hervey Spencer, Mrs Hervey
Spencer Burlington, Vt; Henry S
Sprague, Providence, R l.; Miss G G
Stamback, Mrs John Stambach, Youns-
town, Ohio; Mrs F 81 Stevens, Buffalo,
N Y; Charles D Stewart, Owosso, Mich
Mrs II st. Hilaire, Hartford, Conn; John
w Stoddard, Dayton, Ohio; w Suer.
mondt, Rotterdam, Holland; Carl G
Eusskraut, Mrs E NJ Susskraut. Portland,
Me; John II Taylor, Boston, Mres; G L
Thayer, Mrs @ L Thayer; Nsrthamton,
Mass; A w Vandever, Mis- M E Vande-
yer, Davenport, Iowa; DR. G E Vaughan,
Cambridge, Mass; B D Weeden, Mrs B
ID Weeden, Providence, R I Miss M A
Weeks, n Weeks, Boston, Miss 9 R
Wells, Rev H 81 Wells, Mrs H H Wells,
Kingston, Pa; George M Whipple, VIM
II Whipple. Salem, Mass Miss G White,
Newport, R I Miss G M Winch, West.
boro, Mass; Miss Grace B Winch, Bos-
ton, Mass Miss Alice Winslow, Brook
line, Mass; Miss Annie f Wisner, War
wick, N Y; DR. Woodruff, Mrs Wood
ruff, Berlin, Conn.
The excursion is in charge of Mr.. G.
A. Cooke, of Chelsea, Mass, who is as
sisted by Mr.. A. N. Goodhue, of Nashua,
N. H., and Mr.. w. H. Tracy, of Ausable
Chasam, N. Y. The Wagner Palace Car
Department is in charge Of Messrs. R. R.
Phillips and E. L. Cornell, and the Pull
man car officials with the psrty are
Messrs, J. w. Cole, G. H. McAdams, F.
A, Tingley and D. Armstrong.
THE COMING INAUGURATION.
The following dispatch was yesterday
received by Mr.. D. M. True, the repre-
sentative of the Pennsylvania system
Commencing on the 25th of February
and continuing for eight days, special
connections will be made at Harrisburg
for Washington by trains leaving chi.
cago and st. Louis by the Penn.
sylvania lines" This is in
connection with the service for Inaugu.
Il