The herald., 1895-07-21

Oakland. and Rov. Gusher were photo
graPhed posing as the three graces in
boat.
Mrs. Chapman captured Nal de Mer
and one mackerel with rod and reel.
Miss Cass loves the swell.
Psalm singing in the band stand was a
feature Of our last Sundays entertain.
ment.
]. J. Mellus, Hancock Banning and
Villa m B. Wightman, national bank
examiner. were here to enjoy themsclve S
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newly and Miss
Newly are here Tor weeks stay.
Mrs b. Hobbs and James B. Hobbs were
regitered at the Metropole.
Col. f. @. of Phoenix, A. T., thinks
there is no place like Catalina, and he is
a good Judge of punch.
I. s. Eames came over for short stay.
Mr.. J. ]. Martin, the social leader of
Tuscon. A. I.
Miss May Newton is expected over the
first of August.
Miss Florence Reid and Miss MAY Pink
ham have been in Los Angeles at the
Westminster. They returned here Mon
day.
Miss Donnell is one of the pretty sure
girls here.
The Messrs. Tom and Warren Carhart
were over for a short stay.
Mr.. Sydney Holland is one of the eff
flcient staff Of the Metropoe.
Mr.. A. G. Roscce's moonlight yachting
parties are always looked forward to.
Mr.. J. Hubert Nee Of Berkeley has re-
turned home after enjoying weeks raca-
tion here.
Mrs. Dobbins and Miss Dobbins of Pas.
adena, returned home after having q de
lightful visit here.
Mss Hurlburt's first fishing experience
was successful she capturing ten mackerel
with rod and reel.
Prof. Z. f. Holder. with rod and reel,
landed a large shark at the lstnmus.
There is a restaurant here for the ac-
commodation of early Iisers VINO angle.
The invitation hop at the Metropole
Monday evening was a social success. 1t
was managed by Mr.. Goodwin, who has a
happy faculty Of making everybody enjoy
themselves. The music was furnished by
the Catalina orchestra, and refreshments
were served during the evening.
The new fishing barge will be towed to
its new anchorage off Church rock on
MONDAY next by the steamer Falcon.
Quite progra mme will be carried out on
the occasion. 1t contains club house with
restaurant attached. Launches will run
to and from Avalon and bait and fishing
paraphernalia will constantly be kept on
hand.
Phil Wilson made the swim to Pebbly
beach, which is about mile in length,
The sea was choppy and fair wind was
blowing.
Miss Lille Short will try tenting with
her mother. She is daring swimmer,
and she contemplates swimming to Seal
rocks.
The steamers arrival each evening at
6 o'cock causes crowd to collect at the
foot OF the wharf to welcome the new
corners and jolly them up. while the hotel
runners make one think that bedlam is
turned loose.
Miss May Moore is a crack shot with
rifle.
Mr.. Allen of the Troy laundry will take
compulsory bath tooay.
Miss Lottie Cua.iaux has the honor OF
eng the nj It lady who has shot a goat.
Among the tennis lovers who play OH
the courts here are Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
man. Mr.. Anderon Miss M. McCrae, Miss
Tufts. Miss Cass, Miss Newby and II.
Clifford Rogers. A tournament is on tn Q
taps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perris and Ralph Weaver
were among the arrivals on todays boat.
Large quantities OF mackeiel are caught
in the bay every day.
James Neal Plumb is forging ahead as
the champion fisherman. He starts out
at o'clock every morning except Sun
days. He has a fine collection of rods OF
every description and he has fished in ali
the waters Of the world. He expects to
remain here all summer. He has retained
Mexican Joe as his man Friday.
Frank Whitley's yacht Nellie is at the
Isthmus.
Mrs. Sheets at the isthmus has fine
shell collection.
The Fleet Wings, Capt. Mcdonald. left
yesterday for Little harbor with Gail Bor-
den, DR.. Milbank Johnson of Alham bra
and Mr.. o. Fallon of New York. They
go after Mr.. Beard OF the sthmus. All
expect to break the fishing record Mr.
Beard is in hopes to capture tuni if the
fish don't get him.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Hurlput gave a
launch party 20 seal rocks.
Captain Remington Is located at the
isthmus.
The Island villa gave donkey party
last Thursday evening. Messrs. Wilding
and Gooding, the efficient managers,
made q grand success of it. Mr.. f. J.
Spaulding and Mrs. McCrae won the first
prizes, while J. G. Cline and Paulian
Lewis won the boobies.
Miss Hurlbut gave shark fishing party
to the isthmus Thursday. Captain Hay
wards power yacht. the San Diego, was
chartered for the trip. An elaborate menu
was served aboard, The following par
u bbins. Miss Dobbins. Prof. and Mrs.
Ho der, Mr.. Francis, Miss Francis of Al
~ da; Mr.. j. s. Torrance, DR.. Radt-
bIagh. Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Hurlbut. Rev.
Gushte, Miss FANNIE Mills, Miss Dodge,
Oakland. The party was given in honor
OF Miss Dobbins of Pas adena.
Mr.. J. S. Torrance cnapsroned a party
to eb ny beach Yesterday
L. W. Godin and family are tenting
here.
Mary Wade won first prize at target
shoot at Camp Banning.
\ II. Newpy and Us. Torrance with Har-
seven yellowtail. six aiblcore, and four
barracuda. weighing 16t pounds.
Mr.. John Q. Tufta 10 here with his fam
ilv.