The herald., 1895-09-01

which one Gang see the blueIwaters below
and both shores OF the1 island. All
visitors to Catalina should take this de-
lightful trip to make their stay com plete.
Those of the party making the trip were
Mrs. L. J. Bennett, Miss Daisy bennett.
MIR. and Mrs. CT. .Ainswolth. Miss Svivie
Ainsworth. Ruth Ainsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Goldman and Rose Belle G old.
man.
Messrs. Edward II. Groendyke and Roy
Conger of Pasadena took a large numb bel
of pictures on their trip to the isthmus
and Little Harbor. -.
F. NJ. Turner of Pomona, George A.
Simpson, Miss Marion Z. Folsom. l.. l..
Folsom ana w. ii. Fleet enioyed the
stage trip to Little Harobr.
DR.. de Souchet made an exploring
tour to San Clemente island. accom- panied
by an experienced guide. He returned
after an eight days trip, having had
many exciting experiences and loaded
down with Indian relics and other curios-
tiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hardman of River
side enjoyed their trip around the island
on the Paloma.
J. D. Steele and Frank V. LorIng cir
cumnavigated the island.
Dr. AMI Mrs. de Souchet, with q guide,
visited the opposite shores of the island.
hunting on mulebsck. They CAPTURED
several fine pairs of wild goat horns.
Mrs. de Souchet is a SPLENDID horsewom-
an, q daring mountain climber and fine
shot. She wears petty brown corduroy
hunting costume. with short skirt and
brown leggings.
Miss NJ. Fuller, Miss E. Fuller and
Miss Cosette Lyons visited the isthmus.
Among the Island Villa arrivals are
Miss Hazel Hallett. Pasadena; Mr.. H..
Klefer, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Kirch hotter,
George B. Beebe,. Miss Mary G. Beebe.
Alex Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Os-
borne. Mrs. l.. y. Adams, Louis Roeder,
Mrs. f. a.. Moureal, Guatemala; Mrs. A.
NJ. Lee and Bertha Tyson of Phoenix,
Ariz. Mrs. Charles w. Pugh, Phoenix,
Ariz. E. r. Monk of Tucson. Ariz. Mrs.
Harry W. McClaw. Yuma; DR.. H..
Monk. Mrs. Fannie a. Roelland.
and Mrs. W. II. Hallett, Hazel Hallett
and Homan hallett. lhey will spend
several days here.
The club fremont. from Camp Ire
mont. gave dinner to its mem bers at
the Island Villa hotel. They were Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Fitch. DR.. and Mrs.
R. W. Whomes, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Moore, DR.. G. F. Pepper, W: P. Jeffries,
r. W. Wankowsky. Harry Flemming, W.
zie Pepper, Mi IS Sadie Pepper, Bert Ref
enberick, Miss Hattie Pearson, Miss
Emma Mulkey, Mrs. Heaton.
The Island Villa closes tonight. All OF
the guests go the Metropole, which re-
mains open all the year.
Among the Grand View arrivals are:
Miss Fannie Hill, Keokuk, Ia; Mrs.
John Duke, Troy, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Copeland. Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hill ana son, l.. A. Buck, Calvin
Hartwell, Pasadena G. II. Wood, Tue
son; Foster L. Haviland. New York. Mr..
and Mrs. C. l.. Logan and child. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. e. Ford. Mrs. A. c. Robins ami
family, Phoenix; f. l.. Palmer, Pomona !;
II. Preston, Mrs. X E. Kennedy, George
S. Patton, Wesley Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Gum of st. Louis. Isl Cohn, Jake
Cohn, San Francisco: Frank Gerhart,
Thomas s. Gerhart and Thomas +. Mar
ey, st. Louis, Frank W. nBurnett, Prof.
Allen J. McTyndail, Lcndon, Eng. L. f.
Longwueth anc Miss Longwueth, Mrs.
G. r. Shatto and Henry S. Williams
are at the Metropole.
Mr.. j. E. Coffin, superintendent of the
Whittier industrial school, with Mrs.
Coffin and Miss Flora Lindley. are en-
tertaining Mr.. W. c. Patterson. one of