The herald., 1896-07-13
Fannie Casterline. arrived Friday and
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Casterline
on South Euclid avenue
SANTA CATALINA
Summer Visitors Coming Numsrousiy-Pis- |
catoriai Notes

catoriai Notes
AVALON, July 12-Swanfield's camp
has been increased by the following. who
insist on breathing the pure Catalina
ozone in tent cottages, and they are far
from being invalids They are: Mr.. G..
B. Pierce, Misses Il. f. Pierce, b. j..
Pierce. l.. Nympia Pierce, A. l.. Pierce
and III. l.. Pierce, all of Pasadena; and
Gorge l.. Dougherty, San Dimas; Rev.
and Mrs. l.. F. Laverty, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Il. Monlux. of Los Angeles: l.. 5.
Karns and J. B. Gaff of Salt Lake; Thos.
Molyneaux, F. Monaghan, +. Monaghan
jr., c. Il. Monaghan, Mrs +. Monaghan.
Lillian Monaghan, Ethel Howe, Dollie
Adams, and Lillian Wright all of Santa
Ana.
The Boys Brigade of California are
camping here in a pleasant location.
They make a very soldierly appearance
in their drills, which take place daily.
Col. w. F. Poor is in command and de-
serves great credit for bringing the boys
up to the present high standard of drill
ing. The Rex. l.. F. Laverty of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church of Los Ange-
les is the chaplain and he is doing his
very best In looking to the welfare of the
brigade. The officers are: Capt. d. Nc
Dowell, Lieut.. A. Holgate, Second Lieut..
A. McComb, Sergeants w. Mcdonald
and F. c. Russell, Corporals o. Fallman,
B. Matthews and o. Chadsy; the first
regimental drum and bugle corps are p
c. Brown, principal musician; w. X
Crawford, first sergeant; L. p. Zahn, cor
poral, and Privates N. L. Brown, l.. Blk
by jr., Philo Kindley, n w. Morgan, G..
S. Henby, w. Hays, c. Manuel and Pri-
Yates E. Adams, w. Ambros, W. Durr,
G.. Gooding. w. Horn. H. Hayward. L.
Johnson T. Langford r. Newton, Q.
INIT To,
Shackow, G. Fallman, F. Winkefield, w.
West, and Corporals r. w. Cole. C. A.
Williams, H. H. Baskerville, G. Bridger,
l.. w. Withers, William Scott, George
Osborne. b. Hummel, N. Anderson, Fred
Artell, d. S. Scovil, j. Parker and H.
Phelps.
Charles Patrick, who has been spend
Ing several weeks with his mother in the
pretty Case cottage, has departed for
his home in Chicago.
A young lady wandered out over the
rocks near Lovers Beach, when the
tide prevented her return. On calling
for rescue five young men exerted
themselves to reach her first. The palm
was awarded to gallant and handsome
! young college graduate, with white duck
trousers and many-hued blazer.
Everybody votes the Catalina marine
orchestra great artistic success, and
the nightly dancing at the pavilion IS
twice as many gallant beaux to keep
them entertained
The following took the six-in-hand
coaching trip from the Isthmas over the
mountains to Little Harbor Inn, which
is located on cliff overlooking the ocean
on the opposite side of the island They
were: H. c. Larew, the genial conduct
or of the A. p. r. r., with his home in
Winslow, Ariz., c. F. Pickering, Fred
Mannel, Fl. M. Prichard, Chicago, Miss
M. Il. Peteler and F. M. Darling
Among those sojourning at the Island
villa are Miss Allott, Miss du Barry. Joe
hawkins and Miss Hawkins, Frank G.
Bryant. Miss Kate Hardy Miss Jessie
Bryant. Mrs. B. w. Bartells, Miss Katie
Kronnick, w. G.. Baylie, Leonard Chen
cry. San Francisco; H. D. Holliway.
philadelphia; Miss Ella r.. Gaker and
| N. Y. -
Mr.. Sam Parsons of the Citizens bank
OF Los Angeles has left us after having
enjoyed a weeks stay at the Island vii
la hotel.
The arrivals at the Metropole are Mr..
and Mrs. Jason Evans, Morristowp. N.
j.; John H. F. Peck, Los Angeles; Miss
Margaret Bloomfield Elizabeth, N. Y;
Mrs w. H. Patton, Mrs. E. p Wilder,
Miss e. d. Patton, Miss Edith Berry ali
or san Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs Z. E.Polhe-
mus. Master Ned Polhemus, Miss Kee-
ney, Miss Polhemus all of San Francis
| co; Mr.. J. H. Kiefer, Mr.. c. r. Benny.
| Gallup, NJ NJ; Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Ben
ny, Sidney. o.; ]. s. Torrance of Pasa-
dena and Mrs. G. w. Thomson and child
Mr. Hancock Banning. Miss May Ban
ning, Stanley Christopher and John
| Daggett visited the serpentine marble
quarries at Empire landing, and from
there walked to the isthmus. where they
met the La Paloma in Catalina harbor,
which carried them home via seal rocks.
Mr.. Banning represented walking ar
senal, but failed to bring in the partic-
ular pair Of goat horns he was after.
there beig no string to hold him.
The following young ladies' visited
Seal rookery on the Linda: Misses Ger
tie Place, Maggie Erel, Nelly Lions.
Grace Gutrie, Jennie Lakay, Fannie Joy.
and Sadie Metcalf.
Mr. p. D. Monsau of the Island Villa
visited Seal rocks.
traction, the refectors throwing images
| OF all that is going on in town on big
white table. There one can see the gy-
rations of the bathers. people in the
streets. yachts, etc.
Captain w. H. Burnham. the capital
list who purchased the yacht San Diego.
has returned. He gave yachting rarty
yesterday
The Boys brigade gave an exhibition
! drill this morning. The music was good
| and the boys went through the evolu-
tions In a very skillful manner. They
were photographed.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Platt and Dr.
| r. H. Clement of San Francisco are
| camping in the white fig grove at john
sons landing. They visited the isthmus
| yesterday and fiShed for macktrel; they
| landed eighty-seven with rod and reel
! Mrs. Platt wore very becoming hunt
| er's suit.
]. Neale Plumb will not be with US:
important business in Washington. D.
C., will prevent his thinning out the
finny tribe as he didjlast year.
| We are to have tug of war tomorrow
JAG Humphries, jr., has distinguished
| himself by landing an 1S-pound yellow
| tail.
| Mr.. j. M. Moore and F. c. Castle of
Needles, Cal, brought in nine fine houn-
ders.
! SANTA MONICA