Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-09
Friday and enjoyed trip to the isthmus

Friday and enjoyed a trip to the isthmus
Saturday.
Frank G. Finlayson and Capt. G. w.
Remington spent several days at Ava
lon, and went to the isthmus Saturday.
where they will camp for week.
s. B. Caswell registered at the Metro
pole Saturday night.
Dan Mcfarland came over for the
day.
Ed Silent put in the day with friends
Chief Engineer Walter s. Moore Of
the fire department arrived SATURDAY.
night, with his daughters, Misses Mar
guerita and Rowena.
Prof. r. L. Kent came over on the
Hermosa Saturday afternoon, and will
spend the balance of his vacation here.
H. @. Grant is at the Avalon home.
City Attorney Chas. Mcfarland is
spending his vacation with his family.
j. B. Dixie was among Saturdays
arrivals.
Gen. and Mrs. E. P. johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. johnson, Jr., Ben john
son, and the Misses Johnson are at the
Metropole.
Lieut.. Col. L. g. Butler, Assistant
Adjutant General, Major J. A. Drifil.
brigade inspector, and Major NJ. T..
Owens, chief signal officer First brigade
N. G. c., accompanied General Johnson.
Lieutenant Frank Greene, signal
officer of the department of Arizona,
.. S. A., is at the Metropole with his
family.
E. A. Doran and E. L. Doran, of San
Bernardino, are here for few days.
Everyone is on the qui vive for the
first public concert and entertainment
ever given at the pavilion. 1t takes
place Wednesday evening and all Cata-
lima promises to be on hand. An excep-
tional programme has been arranged.
In addition to the musical talent at the
island, which includes Mrs. ]. J. Schal-
lert, Miss Maud Reese, Professor Cham
bers and Sig. Dion Romandy, quite a
number have been engaged to come over
from Los Angeles, and among others
the popular Baldwin children. Miss
Gertrude Foster and Miss Maud Newell
are down on the programme for recita-
tions. Perry Waite, noted banioist
and comic singer, just arrived from the
east, will make his first appearance in
California. He has been secured at
great expense, as the promoters intend
to make the initial concert memorable
affair.
Orville Robinson, of the Los Angeles
postoffice, was at Catalina on Sunday.
Robert Wankowski thinks there is no
place up to Avalon.
Camp Jolly is made up of a happy
contingent from Santa Ana, headed by
G. E. Foster, the county recorder.
Those forming this camp are +. Y. For
ster, Miss Lucy Bittrolf, Miss Edith
Hogle, Miss Minnie Roper, Miss Clara
Mcpherson and Miss Clara Crane.
Starvation camp is made up of the
following quartette of Orange county
people: J. R. Porter, Ernest Christian.
Doc Winger and Bob Moffat.
James M. King, of Whittier, has en-
ioyed weeks outing at Avalon.
Officer Hensley is spending his vaca-
tion at Avalon.
Harry johnson, of the county clerks
Office, is here for weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Baker and child
spent Saturday and Sunday at Avalon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chanslor, Miss Birdie
Chanslor and Mrs. Joe Chanslor re-
turned to Los Angeles today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Art Allen
were among the passengers who went
over on the Hermosa today.
Mrs. Carleton and Miss Clarice Garlic
ton start from Avalon today for their
home in far away Maine. Mrs. Aull
and Miss Gertrude Aull accompanied
them as far as Los Angeles.
Hancock Banning went over to the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp we've among yes
terday's passengers on the Hermoea.
Sig. Dion Romandy will play several
OF his delightful selections at the concert
on Wednesday evening. His playing has
delighted everyone who has visited Av-
alon.
Godfrey Holterhoff went over yester-
day, after getting his family comfortably
quartered. M
Miss Minnie Thomas has again re-
turned to the island and is guest of
her sister, Mrs. Hopkinson. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice of Tustin, Mrs. J.
J. Shallert. Mr.. Dan Mcfarland and
Sig. Dion Romandy entertained select
audience last evening with some excel
lent music.