The herald., 1894-08-02
LONG BEACH.
Social Affatrs-Good Tishing-Recent
Arrivals.

LONG BEACH, Aug. 1.-The entertainment
given last night at the Foresters hall by the
local tent No. 10, X. o. T. NJ, was one of the
events of the season. Tho programme was
well rendered. Miss Pratt of Los Angeles and
Prof. Higbie's orchestra received hearty en-
cores.
The pleasure yacht Dawn took party to
Catalina island this morning for a fish and
hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Roscoe of stockton are at
the beach for the summer.
The Long Reach Symphony club met at the
Some 8 ladies were present, directed by Miss
Be rtha Truax.
A. N: Wilson and daughter arrived yesterday
ami VIII camp on the beach,
-, The bal! at the pavilion last night was one OF
the most brilliant events OF the season, some
~ couples being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Craven and mother ar
rived yesterday from Chicago and took up
street.
The baseball game tomorrow promises to be
OF unusual interest, being match between
San Pedro and Long Beach.
Mrs W. P. Powers has been seriously ill at
her nome on Ocean Avenue
Prot A. L. Fisher OF Los Angeles came down
this morning to assume the leadership of the
Long Beach military band.
Mrs. w. G. Morrow left this morning for her
home in San Francisco after two months
vacation on the beach.
The pleasure yacht Leone arrived Yesterday
ana Joined the large regetta OF pleasure craft
that are at present launched near the new
wharf.
The new wharf presents busy looking an
pearance. One can go on the wharf anv time
during the day or night and find a crowd OF
anglers. Barracauda and yellowtail are run
ming well and every outgoing craft is favored
with cargo of fish.
The NJ Z. camp meeting is in full blast the
spirit is moving and scores OF souls are being
converted.
The X. o. T. NJ Tent No IL gave an eniov.
able entertainment at Foresters' hall last oyei,-
ing. The occasion was the installation OF
newly elected officers for the ensuing term
charge OF the installation exeic cises. The fol-
lowing numbers were given by the talent se-
cured for the .occasion Violin solo, 4. c. Hig-
bic; piano solo, Miss Lola Allen piano solo,
Walter Williams; recitation, Miss Maud Pratt;
violin solo. guitar accompaniment E. A.
Brown and L. +. brown; banjo sole, Mss Jes-
by Sir Knights Dandy and Harlan; Irish melo-
dies by Prof. James G Dunn; refreshments
J.. Long g. b Beach M Is soon to have fine plunge
Electricity is th theme being ngitated
Electric lights will be much needed attrac-
The Long Beach brass band has reorganized
under the name of the Long Beach Military
brass band. Twenty pieces and n 6-foot-7-
lnch drum major, who will swing the baton,
will comprise the band. New uniforms will
soon be ordered.
The yacht Dawn left for three days trip to
Catalina and the fishing grounds this morn
ing. with the following party on board: Cary |
Parsons, G. A. Levens, Emily Johnson, Mrs, |
Cownons, B. +. Bower, Mrs. Levens. Mrs. Burr. |
Smith.
I. b. Hoyes of the Long Beach Developm snt |
company will leave for San Francisco Thurs.
live company.
win sweeny, the enterprising secretary of
the Alamitos Land company and live hustler
81 Long Beach, who has been north on a vaca-
tion for the past two months, returned Mon
lay. His return was the cause of great re-
olc1ng among the citizens OF Long Beach and
Alamitos.
Il. NJ. Lynn, formerly of the morning Sun,
1as removed from Los Angeles to Long Beach, |
where he will in the future reside
Saturday, August 4th. there will be attrac-
ions galore, in the way of horse races by the
alent. Three numbers are down on the card
First, special race by tie Long Beach racers
or PURSE. second donkey hurdle race;
bird, free-for-all horse race, money prize
Races will take place at p. M, on beach near
pavilion.
W. n. unoper. of tho EirSt National hank of