The herald., 1895-07-28

est. Among the players are Miss Martha
Tufts. Mr.. Langley Of Riverside. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman. Miss kluder, Mr.. Garri-
son. G. II. b. Wright.
Among those looking on were Miss II.
B. Davis. Miss Edith Hill. Miss Barbara
Hill. Miss G. Cass. Mr.. Goodwin. Miss
Mathews, Miss Donnell and Miss Thom-
Harry Ball knows how to catch
The Yacht Allie is here with the fol-
lowing party: Mr.. and Mrs. +. Cary;
Miss Lulu Mccarthy, Mr.: Butcher and
A. J. Chipron OF San Francisco, Miss
The card party and dance at the Island
villa was thoroughly enjoyed by the
friends and guests of the hotel. Messis.
Wilding, Wilcox and Goodwin, the man.
agement of the hotel, have gained n
reputation as entertainers. An elaborate
menu was served at IL o'clock.
The yacht Violet. which is owned by
Clark Reeve, is beauty.
The San Jose Fishing club with Car
Colonel Walter Moore as mascot, brought
in a large catch of all kinds OF fish.
Miss Hayes and Miss Daisy Austin have
enjoved Catalina life thoroughly.
Mrs. John Z. Platter. Miss Waddilove and
John Schumacher were among the danc-
Major Donnell and Mr.. Penning were
among those who enjoyed the music OF
the Catalina orchestra.
Ben Ward ard Charles Bachelor were
over for few days.
Mr.. Hastings OF Sierra Madre regretted
II. b, Tenny. cashier OF the Consoli-
dated National bank OF Tucson,is here on
a vacation.
Frank Hereford. one of the leading law
yers OF Tucson. Ariz., is here enjoying
the summer as usual.
Col. +. c. Hatch of Phoenix is expected
to return in the near future. He is a
great jollier.
The old snipe trick OF holding a
lighted candle in sack while the boys
drove the snipe in. was practiced on two
Englishmen in Banning cove the otner
evening. One was the boatman, Mr..
Foster, and the other his assistant. Ihey
don't see the joke.
c. A. Smith and A. B. Noble captured
q Jewish weighing Ill pounds.
lobe Cans of Chicago and Henry Brom-
ley brought in large string OF fish:
Among the arrivals at the Grand View
Stratton. Miss Hall. Eva l.. Shaffee, Miss
Ramarge, McGregor. Ia: Miss Carolyn
York: Walter Thorne, W. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Baugh, Glendale. Ariz;
James Neal Plumb Of Nav York city
gave party of his friends an outing yes
terday. He chartered the Fleet Wings
for a trip around the island. The sea dur
ing the trip was very calm and the day
was thoroughly enjoyed. An elaborate
lunch was served on board in Catalina
harbor. All the points of interest were
visited and yellowtail and barracuda
were hauled in by those who cared to
angle for the finny monsters. Among
those participating as the guests of Mr..
Plumb were Mr.. Tom McCrae. Miss Nc.
Crae, Miss NJ. McCrae, Professor and Mrs.
Holder and Captain Dick Sumner. The
noted island character, Mexican Joe. was
with the party as an expert on flshing.
Mr.. Plumb was voted one OF the most en-
tertaining and interesting of hosts.
Tho arrivals at the Metropole are: Mil
bank Johnson. Gail Borden, both of AL
hampra; H. O'Fallon. New York; II. b.
Tenney. Tucson, Ariz. A. T.. Frank, II.
Hereford. Tucson, Ariz., ]. 5. Grant, l..
W. Mclaughlin, San Francisco; George
A. Reakin, Sal Francisco; George " u.
Domerel, Mrs. Kate j. Mackey, Charles
II. Mackey, n. II. Sebastian. San Fran
cisco; J. Ross Jackson. San Francisco: j.
V. Coleman, San Francisco; G. NJ. Nc
Phail. Detroit, Mich; Fay Schanck,
George Knaw, Miss Helen Bardon, San
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Med. Patter,
Percy r. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed V.
Price, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. o. Burke.
Rivera; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Redmond.
San Francisco: Miss Chalmers, stock
man; Mrs. B. Schweitzer. Miss Schweitz-
er. San Francisco; Mrs. Marcus S. Kosh-
land, Miss Koshland. San FFIanoisco B.
M. Jackobs, Tucson, Ariz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Russack. St. Louis; T. +. Carhart.
Burbank; w. III. Hill. Mrs. Buck and
daughter. Mrs. j. H. Williams. Mrs. Will
liam White. Mrs. IL. Enderley. Mr.. G. p.
Bessonett. all of Santa Ana; W. b. Daily.
Mrs. Q. S. Christy, two children and
maid Charles B. Walters. q. +. A. Last.
Mrs. j. Ross Jackson. San Francisco; Ed
Mulvey. San Diego; Frank ?. Adams;
Mrs. A. Bornsheim James Bornsheim,
jr.. Sacramento; Mrs. E. K. Horton. Miss
X. G. Foyd, Mrs. S. A. Floyd and H.. s.
Wilson, all of Boston; Senator and Mrs.
Pendleton and two children, J. H. Kellfer.