The herald., 1895-09-01

( of San Diego dined with friends at ths
hotel last Sunday.
R. G. Allen, manager of the Sweetwater
Fruit company. and Mr.. +. b. Fay of
Boston were luncheon guests at the big
| hotel Il few davs since. Mr.. Allen has
made great success of packing and cur
| ing lemons and he has not been able to
supply the demand for his LAS Paderes''
| pic cKled olives.
Mr and Mrs. William H. Bailache of
| San Diego were guests of DR.. Dresser and
wife tor dinner last NJ unday.
| Among the newly welded couples at
I Hotel del Coronado during the past week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Harwood of
| Los Angeles.
| Mrs. W. b. wightman, the charming
| wife of the national bank examiner for
this district, is the latest acquisition. To
near near her singing OF Spanish songs is
treat never to be forgotten and her guitar
| playing doubles the pleasure. She is the
center OF an admiring throng.
Mrs. X. V. Darling, principal of the
girls school. Saint Hilda's hall, Glen
dale, is spending her vacation at Hotel
| del Coronado.
Great tales are told of the fine fishing
to be mad out on the jetty at Zunnigja
shoals. 1t is said that yellowtail ard
hallbut are plentiful, but it requires a
level head to walk 12-inch plank for
half mile and not grow dizzy with the
waves pounding away on the big rocks
twenty feet below.
j. Q. Evans, jr., of Riverside. who.
with his family has been occupyiug the
brick house, has returned home much
improved in health.
John d. Spreckels arrived from San
ffrancisco Thursday night to join his
| family who are sum mering at the hotel.
', Mrs. f. Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
| Nandervoort and little Darothy return.
| ed to Pasadena few days ago.
a. &. Bettens is out in the mountains
near Cuyamaca with a rod and gun try.
ing to scare things to death.
| Mr.. IL. W. Hutson and Mr.. Hutson of
Riverside, and Mr.. Mcdonald broke the
| fishing record for the Coronado boat
house Thursday. They brought in 81
| pounds of fish, yellowtail, bonitas aud
| barracuda.
! Last Wedn esday Mrs. H. l.. TiIers of
San Diego entertained nearly two score
of her lady friends with luncheon which
was served at the Hotel Josephine, Cor
onado. Those present were MMes. W.
W Bowers. II. Ho. ton. |. A. Titus,
HizaI' Bnshyhead, Fry, S. Ingle, G. Jor-
Emmerson. A. e. Horton. Charles Knox.
: n. r. Titus, Burleigh. Kinney, Blust
Brotho. Whittlesy, Simpson. Sawyer. Nc.
Giure, Prentice. II. Chase, Misses Hattie
ReSan. Grace Bowers, Sullivan. Jorres,
Schumacher, Dunton. Hizar. Patton, Jean
Titus, Tibbits and Nyne Bowers.
Miss Last and Miss Barbara Last of
London: England, were at Hotel del
Coronado Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Johnson and their
two charming daughters OF Riverside are
at the Hotel del Coronado for a week.
Mr.. johnson is one of the wealthiest of
| the successful orange growers and is
largely interested in Los Angeles real
estate. He is brother of Mr.. G. I.
johnson. owner of the Westminster hotel.
W. +. Good of San Francisco is a late
arrival at Hotel del Coronado.
Miss Estelle Thorn pson's dainty article
entitled Two Little Corredores, in the
September Land OF Sunshine. is illustrat-
ed by Pierre Antique. Both author and
artist belong to Coronado Beach and we
are proud of them.
DR.. Edward NJ. Scott. a young New
York physician who came here a few
| months ago with his aged father and
mother, hoping to benefit his failing
health, died Thursday morning at Q
o'clock.