The herald., 1895-07-14


Mr.. and Mrs. Mithoff. Columbus. Ohio;
Parker, G. Mithoff Nicohlas, Columbus,
Ohio; Ed Livingston, San Bernardino;
Jamie b. Hobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kerr
kow, Bertha Chamberlain, Emma 9. Lily.
Mr.. and Mrs.b. Talmidge.
Among those enjoying the trip to Little
Miss Cook, Miss Cham berlain, Miss Lille,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee l.. Gray. Mrs. Curmons,
Miss Smith, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. M.
Gardener.
Du Bois K night and s. Simms are here
in the interests OF Harper's Weekly, max.
ing sketches and taking notes. They ex-
pect to remain some time.
The progressive euchre party ana
dance at the Island Villa Thursday even
ing was success in every way and re-
fleets great credit on the management.
The following participates: 7. ]. Man
ming, Mr.. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Holder, G. o; Mcdowell. Mr.. O.. y: Ellis
E. Jardine, Colonel and Mr.. Jamss J.
Ayres. Miss Lottie Chalfant. Misses Nc
Crea, Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald, w. H. Prettie.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hay Chapman, Miss
Katherine Buell., Mr.. Nathan Lyons, H.
G. Rodgers, j.: Fred Blake, Mr.: and Mrs.
ence Reid, E. Counde Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C.Cline, Richard H. Guslin, Miss
G. B. TempIeton. Mrs. Bostwick, Mrs.
Dalrymple. Miss Dobbins. Miss A. Buell.,
J.. Neale Plumb, Miss Clara Templeton.
Mrs. W. j. Trask, Miss F. M. Henderson.
mems first prize was won by D. W. FL
ldred, the ladies' by Miss G. May Pink
ham, the gentlemen boohy prize by =.
61-"sl~J. md tAe ladies' by Mrs. e. l..
Doran. The parlors were decorated with
sweet peas and other cut flowers from the
gardens OF MIR. Joe Banning. The gentle-
men on arriving were each presented
with buttonniere Of pansies. A supper
Was was served during the evening. On next
Thursday donkey party will take place.
The new " arrivals at the Islana Villa are:
Mrs Ora D; Carpenter, J. A. Toffelmire,
7; M. Matthews. Major Adams. Mrs. X.
Allen.s .. D. Allen, Toronto; Bertha
Chamberlain. Eunice c. Lille Santa
Monica; d. L. Grove. G. Wineburgh, Mr..
Jonghn Ja Miss Jonsbgg sGGghin Ms, Mrs Mana A1a
Jonghin. Da Bois knight, New York; 8.
W. Buckham. g. J. Croey, San Bernar-
dino; Mrs: Frank Mathews Miss Miriam
Stannett. Lincoln. Neb. Alice NJ. Butler,
Evanston, u. Dell M. Mathews, Mrs.
M1soreu, Mrs. D. ". Hunt, Mabel T. Hunt,
Frank BuIney, W. Moody, L. Langley,
Riverside; Frank Schultz
Those participating in the burro party
over the mountains yesterday were:
Mrs. q. Cronch, Miss B. Cronch, Mr..
a 4Alford, Mrs. Hasleen. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Jardine, Miss Dobbins. H. Clifford.
Rogers, H. B. Goodwin.
Those attending the reception on board
the Lurline Thursday were: Miss Flor.
ence Ried. H. Savrailkill. Mrs. Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Banning, Miss G. MAY.
Mrs. Pinkham, Miss B. Cronch. Mrs. E.
Cronch, J. Fred Blake. Misses McCase,
Mrs. Nc Crae, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Nj.
Beard, e. Condi Jones. Mr.. Howard OF
Chicago and others. The young ladies
were presented with caps and pins.
Dancing was INDUCED in and light re-
freshments were served. Photographs
were taken of the party and saiutes were
fired on departing, while there were sew
erai fair ones waving handkerchiefs on
the wharf.
The following gentlemen did the honors
OF The occasion: Commodore ]. d.
Spreckels. d. M. Domas. Col. Preston.
Charles M. Sholtrdge, William Cunning.
ham and Alex Swanson.
Captain Mcdonald on the power Yacht
Fleet Wings took out w. A. Hutchings Of
Chicago and Louis Grant of Los Angeles
on fishing cruise. They returned with
a large string of fish.
, Miss Agnes Wilson has returned to Los
Angeles.
James Neal Plumb is rapidly becoming
most successful as a disciple of IzaaE
Walton.
Big Sarnow the boatman showed James
). S.Budd OF Chicago where the best fishing
grounds were and they returned with
arge .numb ber.
The Rev. ]. W. Campbell ana Bishop C.
D. Foss of Philadelphia made wager as
10 who should preach the sermon at the
Methodist church last Sunday. The bish-
'p was successful, having caught the re-
luired ber of fish. So the members
VII near a very interesting serm on from
.he bishop.
Commodore ]. D. Spreckels and party
promised TO return on his trip north aud
how their tair friends here the good
points of the Lurline in short cruise.
Chnries nj. Shortridge, proprietor OF the
'an Francisco Call, was one of the Lur-
inc party.
The Lurline is forty seven tons register
md is fitted up in palatial style.
Il. Condi Jones of the Los Angeles Ma.
ional bank leaves us today. Mr.. Jones is
cry proficient in climbing.
Miss Emma Dunn successfully assembled
ugar Loaf.
Miss Florence Reid captured o large
'hite salmon with cuttyhunk line off
eal Rocks.
Hundreds of mackerel are being caught
n the bay, over 500 tons being brought
d last Wednesday.
Professor Clark is here with his family.
Stuart Mitchell Beard is our champion
sherman. He captured o00-pound black
ass. He used rod and reel with fifteen-
-rand outtyhunk line. Over three hours
ere taken in landing him. Great inter-
st will be taken in this feat by anglers
the largest caught in the world with
I'd and reel weighed 2S5 pounds.
DIR. Milbank johnson and II. Clifford
ogers were If the party at San Clements
land which lies twenty-five miles south
here.