The herald., 1894-04-29
TERMINAL ISLAND.
News and Personal Notes From That
Resort.

News and Personal Notes From That
Resort.
TERMINAL ISLAND, April %. = This
island resort is the best place ON the
coast for enjoying q days outing at it's
multiiarious attractions of boating,
bathing and fishing, being far ahead of
any other OF the seaside resorts. The
city and inland visitors never seem to
tire of eating the fish dinners and clam
and fish chowders, cooked Snd served by
the pavilion's chef in style that ad-
mits of no rivalry.
The guests at the pavilion, by way of
variety, organized an impromptu hop
last Monday evening, and throwing
formality aside had real old fashioned
jolly time OF it.
The steamer Eureka discharged enough
freight upon the Terminal cars at their
wharf last Tuesday afternoon to load
eight of them.
The steamer Falcon took large num-
ber of passengers who came by the way
OF the Terminal over to Catalina Tues
day.
Mr.. J. J. Ganahl was here on busi-
ness Tuesday.
DR.. Weldon met with a painful acci.
dent last Saturday, in which he had his
arm broken at the elbow, in trying to
save himself from a fall, the result OF
misstep from his porch. The genial
doctor takes his misfortune philo-
sophically and is thankful it is no worse.
The motor two-masted schooner
yacht Pasadena has been put in trim,
and will make her headquarters at Long
Beach for the use of pleasure parties
during the coming season.
The best bathing on the coast is to be
had right here at this island resort.
That's what they all say.
Steve Graves, the old reliable engineer
on this end of the Terminal run, after
an absence of several days, .is back at
hia post.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Thomas of Los
Angeles, accompanied by some young
lady friends, enjoyed the ocean bathing
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and the Misses Crawford of Los
Angeles came down on Sunday, and the
Misses Crawford will remain some time,
guests at the pavilion.
Dane Weldt, the port pilot, is attend
ing the parlor OF the Native Sons up
north.
Judge William Savage returned with
his family from their visit to the mid
winter lair ane different places up north
last week.
The planning mill is running up to Ito
fall capacity.
The 1otifla of pleasure boats, includ-
ing yachts, calling boats and rowboats,
are being rigged and painted for use.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ. Gilbert enter
tanned large number of their friends
Friday evening, in celebration of the
seventh anniversary OF their marriage,
which fell on that day. The large
dining room of the pavilion was fairly
smothered under the flowers and
evergreen SO profusely used in the deco
ration. Music lent its charm also to the
and the handsome couple
looked radiant under the congratulationa
showered upon them by their many
friends and guests. Presents typical OF
the occasion (woelen) were many and
valuable, and the couple were much
affected at the evidence of esteem in
which they are held. An elaborate din
ner had been provided, which the guests
partSok OF with aheetites shArpened by
the sea breeze. Dancing aud games fol
lowed, and it Was not until o'cleek next
morning that the COMPANY sought sur
cease from the evenings pleasure in
sleep. Among the guests were the fol-
lowing: Or. snd Mrs. Weldon, DIR. and
Mrs. Norman. San Pedro; AIRS. l.. N.
Gray, Miss Grace Crawford, Miss Dora
Crawford, Mr.. an Mrs. O. III. Conway,
Mrs. W. d. Newell, Miss Maud Newell,
Ralph Gray, Mise l.. Gray, Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs, Marlins, Duff Williams, I
Frank schslling, Thomas Henderson,