The herald., 1896-08-16

ctPAtiiC SouIl VI ATlZOnd, anu Mrs, Ba-
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd K. Rule, Mrs. DIR.
S. $. Salisbury, Mrs. Mary Sinsabaugb.
Walter Jones, Mrs. T. c. Corey. MRS
Frank RAIDER, Grace Laubershainier,
Misses Bertha and Louise Bosbyshell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wflding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Prayer Mrs, Judge l.. A. Croft.
Minnie Prentiss. Charles Jordan Of
Stanford, Miss Anne Jenkins, Mrs. w
II. Cline, G. w. Thomson, Mrs, Dr. Nc
Donnell, Mrs. Jno. Bloescr, Miss Lille
Knoll, Milton Glass Mrs C. L. Bryant.
"a. q. Rynning, Pearl E. Woten, Mrs. II
NJ Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. j. Il, Alex.
ander w. A. Maier, Mrs. simon Maier
and two children, Mr.. Maynard, j, L.
ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j, paVis. ~
Barnhart and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Morris, Robert Hartwell, Major Manuel
stokes, S Mr.. and Mrs; G<eorge and Mrs
Geo Patton, YRS. VIM, Jenkins, Miss
a-nat, pnrothea 4toff.
..ara %. Q: Davis, Mrs. N. A. balrym-
p'e and Glenford and Lila Dalrymple of
Pasadena and Mrs. Harry b. Maxwell
and VIII Maxwell Of Los Angeles. who
have been summering here since tho 1st
Of July, in the picturesque Stamford
cottage, leave for home the middle of
next week.
Mrs. Fisher Miss Ptarl Fisher and Mr..
waiter Fisher of Pasadena, who have
been esconsed in the Miramar cottage,
lelt this morning for home.
Mrs, K!dder and Mrs Marie Klddef,
who have been enjoying life in the
Wooster cottage, most of the summer,
have returned home.
MI and Mrs. John +. Francis gave a
hshing party today. The beautiful and
iast power yacht, La PaloIna, conveyed
the party to the isthnus Wheie an eitib-
orate iuneh was partaken of at the bar
&-..s.
OF sentinel rock, which lies off the 18TH
mus two miles toward San Pedro. fleet
Oh row boats with expert boatmen to
manipulate them Were taken along and
large string of ye.iowtajl and other
iish were chueht. Among those WHO en-
!eyeo the hospitality of Mr ard Mrs
FRANCIS were Mr.. aDd Mrs. j. IL. Alex
ANGER, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IS. 3u;e, 2ud ge
ana MRS. A. {. Baker. Mi. and Mrs. Geo
A. Montgomery, Nj. and Mrs Salisbury.
ventura; Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Piseger
Mis-. Howard Sale, Mira Geo. Patton,
Mrs' a. II. Busch, MfH. Frank Racer,
Mrs c. G, Parker, Mr.. l.. d. Sala. Mrs
JoSepi tanning, Mr.. John Sckumaker
MrS. Alexander, Frank Rey aLd Gerald
Rule.
The Misses Bertha and I.euisa Dosty-
shell gave a watermelon feast q Picnic
oedch this evening. Music anG sisGiSg 2
around a bonfire Wh.led the hours away
very pleasantly. The party returned in
tiine 10 see the fjrewoi ks and Hergnosa
arrive. Those invited we're Messys.
hel!er, Hartweil. Stone, Barnes, Gro
shon ana faEnsworth and Misses Waite.
Godin, Farnsworth, Edith and Ieiis
Haverstick. The chsperone was Miss
McLear
Mr., T. j. Riggs sna family will arr.yr
az ths Grand View On this evenings
steamer frnm Pasaoena.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Mcconnell of Los
Angeles ere expected al the Grand Me y
Sunday. F7f
An auction party was given. cha per
oned by Mrs. Chas. Mcfarland Mrs y
w. Sprague and Mrs. Prank ] i ler it
took place in Mrs; sprague's co:taee
tent. Those present were the Misses
Eva keating, Ada 8. Heating, Alice
Groff, Blanche Dcnnell, Helen Eaton,
telen Howes. Mary Hunsakar, ard
Messrs. Chas. White. De Forest. Bur
dette Jevne, Chas. Stimson, Dan Me-
land, Herald Bradley. Harold Rutler,
Homer Donneli, lie Grand Valley. Dan.
Mcfarland was the auetioneer and sold
the little packages like an expert
Miss Kate Landt is the guest OF Miss
Minnie Prentss in her pretty cottage
Miss Catherine Gohudder is comfort
ably located in the bungalow camp. ~
Mr. Il. f. Hnribut. president of the
Annanias club. has issued q Tyre badge
to Mrs. II. B. Freeman, the Times cor-
Her articles for several
weeks have been very iHeonsis tent, with
the truth. The badge is very atty
design, in silver of Tyre with fish on
each side. She is, happy ace ordihglgs
MIR. Hurlbut is the crack shot of Avalon
he having hit twenty eight out of u pos
sible twenty-nine birds. rrr ss,.