The herald., 1895-08-04

tain Chittenden and chartered by J. V
been cruising since the 9th of March,
and have visited Santa Cruz, Monterey,
Port Hartford and Santa Barbara. They
will visit Coronado and other resorts and
return to San Francisco before the frs OF
September. TIE White Wings is a 35 ton
yacht. Mr.. Coleman is the owner of ths
Miranda, an English built yacht of 1856
tons. She Is at Nav York.
The remaining 300 Whittier cadets,
with the superintendent, J. E. Coffin. in
Guiding the uand, drum corps. buele corps
and tifers arrived on the Hermosa Friday
evening, aud were transferred to the yacht
La Pslomn, which conveyed them TO
Camp Banning where finely pre-arrang.
ed camp with all the comforts of home
awaited them.
One of the prettiest and most pictur-
esque cottages in Avalon is the Owls Nest,
which overIooks the town and bay. The
following pleasant party has taken it for
the month of August: Mrs. l.. X. Tuttle,
Miss Tuttle. Miss Eleanor Tuttle, DR.. and
Mrs. A. l.. de Suuchet and DR.. Charles
Aliaume and George Tuttle.
Mr. Herbert Stone and Miss Eleanor
Tutte. on their first fishing cruise.
brought in forty-fve mackerel, caught in
thirtv-four minutes. This beats the record
up to date.
The Messrs. Waite and Brickey have
had constructed a large fish rack for the
purpose of photographing the fishermen
with their catches.
Mary C. Forney, GA. A. Mensch, ,Chas.
Hayden, G. Waters, Mr.. Bowen, DIR. Bis
hop, Mr.. McCaffery, Ben Rosin, NJ. Rich
ards and MIR. Scott are permanent resi-
d ents here.
= Old Tom Gallagher. the lonely sentinel
of san Cleniente, visited Avalon for few
days before taking his 'Once year"
trip to Los Angeles.
Miss Chalmers of Stockton has been
spending the month Of July at the Metro
pole, has departed for home.
About the middle of August a grand
land and water carnival will take place
here.
Percy Meals, the GENIAL clerk in the
Shell Palace. is visited by all comers.
Mr.. Stuart Beard alternates between
the rod and reel and tennis raquet.
A. u. Kendall, county assessor OF San
Bernardino' county. is enjoying himself
with his wife at the Island Villa.
The Catalina Concert Band
Toe band has been augmented and 9TH
erwise improved very recently which
makes this already superb organization
the finest concert band ever put together
on this coast. and 1t is in e, idence at
every concert that the band is wonderfully
popular and justly so: Their programmes
are always fresh. as they are changed en-
tire daily. and have new surprises nightly
being varied to suit all classes, and per-
formed in faultless manner. The ap-
plauso they get is something unusual for
military band music. Mr.. Jones, the Or
ganizer and conductor. knows what the
people want and arranges his programmes
admirably. few words about Mr.. Jones
may be OF interest, as he has a national
reputation as leader. He was leader of
hi Ind, c1
band during the war OF the rebellion. is
a composer and arranger of brass band
and orchestra music OF . high order. has
been leader of nearly every band of note
from the OHIO river to the Pacific ocean,
also from San Diego to Victora. b. c.,
making just such bands of all of them as
his Catalina band, which are the proofs
OF his abilities, and we hope to hear
more of him in the time to come. The
names of the members of the band are:
+. j. Nuttng, solo from bone, from New
York city; ". r. Strong, solo clarinet:
Rapids. Mich: xylophone and bell
snloist. j.. V. Goodman; L. ]. Talyor. f.
i. Moore. J. Brown, W. H. Coon ber, A.
Butenhoff, F. Piepers. violin virtuoso; J.
L. Wiley, A. J. Wagner, G. H. Porter, A.
p. Freimutn. +. J. Harrison. II. 7. Es-
Il. Strong, r. V. Brodie and c. A. Jones
We must not forget to mention the
grand orchestra at ths pavilion, as it is
composed of the same musicians as the
band, and are equally as fine on stringed
instruments as on thowind. Their dance
have enjoyed it nightly, and reluctantly
take our leave. wishing them greater sue
cess ii such can be. The Banning COM
pany could not have done better and none
have asked it. Los Angeles will be the
headquarters tor this band after the sea.
son closes at Avalon. and the people may
then know them as we do.
- At the Hotels
Metropole arrivals are T. H. Hughes.
f. w. Boynton, Mrs. Ernest Myers, AL
buquerque, N. NJ; Carl Reiss. Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. L. Whipple, Mrs. G. J. Griffith,
Miss NJ. E. Marshal, Alham bra; W. B.
Stewart. e Gerlach. San Francisco; Mr..
NJ. Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Blash. Ariz.
j.; Hickey. PRESCOTT. Ariz.; Sherman
Wiggins and ]. E. Coffin, Whittier; Mr..
and Mrs. 9. W. Landers and child, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Il; X: Park. P. J. Parker, Mr..
and Mrs; W. NJ Alexander and child,
Tex. MIR. and Mrs. I. R. sullivan. Keene |
Theodore Summerland, Philip NJ. Gaffey,
X. r. Rose. M. M. Sherman, J. G. Bliss, |
.. M. Briggs. p. d. Flournoy. Walter L. |
Vail, Mrs. A. A. Holbrook, Tucson.
Arlz;; Miss L. B. Hughes. Tucson; Anna
~ ~. ;Moou, tucson, a rlZ. W. y. ROBERTS, |
". 7. Hall. Miss Ruth Finlaw, o. b.
Gottschalk, Mrs. F. H. Lowe and sons.
Charles M. Meeker. Portland. Ore. Miss
Ada Sullivan, San Francisco James D. |
Phelan. San Francisco; A. B. Greenwald,
jr.. San Francisco. Mrs. ]. GreenwaId.
Mrs. Max Magnus. Mrs. s. Magnus. Miss
M. Flanagan. w. Il. Gilbert. Mrs. W. l..
Vail and daughter. f. L. Conger, Max
Kohn. San Francisco; d. F. Donegan,
Walter s. Moore. Simon Maier. J. AbIa-
hanson. Louis Nordlinger. +. q. Bolt
Pasadena: Blanche Bolt, Margery Bolt,
II. II. Kisby. jr.. San Francisco; William
Barker, Earl Lewis, M. L. Rosenfeld, San