The herald., 1895-07-28
los ANGELES HERALD. SUNDAY as,

children. Miss A. Lidden. F. ". Thorp.
]. r. Berry. r. A. Challis. James S.
Brown, Frank Sockman. Robert NJ. Done
gan, IT,, Miss Nellie Finley OF Santa Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. MoIehead and vile OF
Tustin, Mr.. and Ms. Robert Beatty ssis; OF OF
Oakland, Miss Celia Gilroy Of Denver,
Col. Miss Josephine G. Moore OF Dem
yer. Henry Wright OF San Diego. George
A. Grymes. J. L. Trueblood. Willis Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Scott.
Mr.and Mrs. Z. +. Hurlubrs gave 6sh-
ing party TO Seal and Church r0cKs.
Many yellowtail and bar; couda were
hauled in. Mrs. C. L. Holder caught her
first yellowtail with cord and reel and It
weighed eighteen pounds: Mrs: II. Is.
Fletcher caught two yellowtail while
Miss Hurlbut hauled in large bara-
were J. S. Torrance and Miss Francis of
Miss May McCrea and Miss Edith Tur-
vey swan to Sugar Loaf.
Mr.. Paul Glover, Miss Emma Francis
Davis. Miss Harriet b. Davis OF Chicago.
Miss Edith Hit and Miss Barbara Hit.
all the party were at Camp bonnes
Camp Welcome is occupied by Mr.. L.
M. Godin and family, Miss Maud Godin.
Arthur and Mr.. J. X. Fuller.
Jim Mellus brought in large string OF
yellOwtall ana baraCOuda.
John Larkin of Pasadena was one OF
Pasadena party at the Mirimar cottage.
+. W. Blanchard was over for short
stay.
Over one thousand mackerel were cap
tured in one day in the bay OF Avalon.
Frank Kamus and W. +. Maxey are
still here entertaining the crowds with
their difficult diving and swimming.
A Jolly party assembled Mount Willard
on purros, chaperoned by Mr.. J. Fred
Blake. A beautiful view was had of Ava
Ion. the bay and mountains. They re-
, turned after dusk. Among the party
were Mrs. Sam T. Glover. Kitty and Mar
garet Glover of Chicago, Mrs. Chas. d.
Mr.. T. l.. Bushnell and Robert
Allen are among the wild goat hunters.
They have brought down by their true
aim three kids and two big billys.
The Mrimar cottage is one OF the
party from Pasadena. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Bushnell, Mrs. II. B: Fletcher.
Miss B. Bushnell. Miss Lydia Frost. Miss
Grace Monroe. Miss Gladys Wuest, Miss
Dodsworth. Miss Lille Dodswortn, Mr..
Knight and Mr.. GroendyKe.
Flying fish flap their wings, writers TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The new arrivals among the tenters at
Swanfeldt camp are: Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Lawrence and two children. H. A.
Parker, E. 8. Ferris. jr., J. e; Ferris,
Chris j.. Diller, Frank H: Flood, Joe
P. La wry, W. E. Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. J: g.
Wood, San Bernardino Thomas W. Will
Jams, Long Beach lothian Bixby, Long
Beach L. c. Griffith, J. W. Cunning
ham, T. G. widney, G. H. King. New.
port. Cal. George T: Johnson. Henry
Aphold. Mrs. G.. W. Blake and family.
Charles H. Goodenough, ?. Lebus. Miss
b. and Miss l.. Lebus, Mrs. n. I. Engle,
/. A. J. Corey OF the Los Angeles Athlet.
ic club is at the Metropolis and Will re-
main with us about week. He captured
thirty five mackerel.
Miss Cora Cass made a scatch of nine
teen mackerel.
H. S. Darling and George Tuttle of the
A thetic club spent Sunday here.
Mr.. J. S. Torrance and Prot G. F. Hoi-
der, with Billy Ssrnow as boatman, CAP
tured ten: yellowtail and eleven baIracou.
da.
On the Fleet Wings. Mr.. James Neal
Plumb had as guests Mr.. Penning. OF the
Farmers and Merchants bank, and Mrs.
Penning, on trip to seal rocks last Sun
day. They captured seventy y'six yellow
tail and barracuda.
MIR. +. +. Scott, one of our leading CT.
gar dealers, has taken unto himself a
wife. They have just returned from their
honeymoon trip.
Mr.. Stuart NJ. Beard has captured an
other jewish weighing over 100 pounds.
with rod and reel. An 1S-thread line vas
Used. 1t consumed three nouTs and eight
cen minutes to land him. This is Mr..
Boards third jewish Opposite silver can
yon was where the capture was made.
Miss kidder and Miss Chalfant and the
Messrs. Policy are the leading pedestrian
quartette. Their last walk reached to
Hay Press and back, a distance of fifteen
miles. They climbed to over one thous-
and feet at several points.
The San Diego, Captain Hayward,
made trip to San Clemente island with
fifty-two passengers. The following par
ties went to the isthmus and took the
coach to Little harbor: Mr.. and Mrs. Has
tIngs. Miss Smith, Mr.. andIMrs. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. Page and others.
The power yachts Catalina an1 Narod
sailed over three mile course. The Ma
rod came In ahead only about a length.
1t was very exciting. as the San Jose
Fishing cluD was in tie Catalina; while
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlbut. Prof. ana Mrs.
Holder ana Mr.. and Mrs. Doran were on
the Narod, which is owned by Mr.. Dcran.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Aull were over for
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. John Blosser
are tenting here for the summer.
Miss Barbara Hit is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Campbell.
Tennis is creating great deal OF inter-