The herald., 1896-08-15
SANTA CATALINA
Pirates Getting Scarce-ArrivaIs Still Numer.
ous-Personai Notes

ou,-Personai Notes
AVALON, Aug. 1.-THE Dawn, a
schooner-rigged yacht, with a small
gasoline engine is the only tramp boat
that has put in here for over a week.
She brought in over thirty passengers.
They claimed they did not want to land.
They left about p. m. for Long Beach.
after having spent about three hours off
the coast.
Mr.. John j. Slower and David H.
White are at the Metropole hotel.
The yacht Dolphin, from San Diego,
with c. w. Wells, Master Byrne, Hugo
Victor. r. w. Victor and Earl Grow on
board. had as guests on a sailing trip
Miss Kate Underwood, Miss Lizzie
Underwood, Kate Hall, Alice Hall,
Emily Mcmillan, Carrie Mellick, Pearl
Waten, Agnes Noonan, Chas. Under
wood and Harry Morrisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Y. Templeton and
daughter, Helen, who have been spend
Ing the past two weeks at the Glenmore,
will return home next Sunday. Miss
Helen captured large sea bass.
The arrivals at the Pasadena hotel are
Maggie Minnie Tierney, Madge Eilbeck,
s. Warren, Mrs. Sarah A. Weingarth,
and Lizzie B. Weingarth. Pasadena: A.
X. Graham. South Pasadena; Miss
Frances Carter and Miss NJ E. Collins,
Monrovia; M. D. Blackman, Miss May
Harvey, Pasadena; r: +. Colyer, G. w.
Cole.
Those registering at the Island Villa
hotel are r. c. McGill, Lake View, Cal. !;
J. ID. Houck of H. J. Heintz Co., Pitts
| burg; A. F. Potter, st. Johns, Ariz; j. f.
Woods Holbrook, Ariz.; s. A. d. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hamlin, w. Hanes, VIM
Chambers. l.. M. Noah, Henry A. Dar-
ling, w. e. Ludlow, A. r. Bawdre.
Plummerville. Ark.
Those arriving at the Glenmore are
Geo. Younken, E. w. Younken, Mrs. H.
II. Younken and daughter. Miss Mar
garet Philipson, Miss Mary E. Philip
son. E. Mcmillan, T. Messmer, Mont. H.
England. Pasadena: May England, S.
A. Barlish, Elizabeth Hervey, Ada and
Anna Hervey. Santa Ana; Mrs. H. f..
Tuttle. Pasadena; H. S. Hurlburt.
The members Of Campo del Angeles"
chartered the La Paloma and circum-
navigated the island yesterday. They
We're Prof. w. b: French. his mother,
Mrs. c. r. French. Misses Clara French,
Buena Kirkpatrick, May Stansbury
and Ada Luella Coleman, Belle Nc
Fadden, Alice Phillips. Nellie Barnes,
Brenizer. Curry. Cal. Larrimore, Par
ker. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Whit
tier, Dr. VIM. Brill, DR.. A. c. Snarley,
Dr. Spinks. A. Strine, Mrs. Batchelder,
II. Coleman. Mrs. H. Larrimore Lunch
was partaken of at the isthmus and a
splendid time was enjoyed.
Those registering at the Grand View
hotel are Mrs. Mary A. Murrell and
Lucy l.. Taylor Of Pasadena Chas. T.
Fenner, J. N. Victor and daughter, San
Bernardino; j. J. Rupp, Mrs. A. Beard.
f. J. Heron.
The whist party held at Camp Busch
bury, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Busch, was an unique affair. Mrs.
Busch, Mrs. DR.. Salisbury and Mrs.
Mercer received under pine trees facing
the drawing ROOM Blue mating was
spread about including rugs Where the
trees did not shade the spacious grounds
We're covered with huge Japanese UNI
brellas. The tally cards contained pic
lures OF island scenery. The invitations
We're on island picture paper. The col
lation was purely fishery. The decora-
t1ons were made up of fish nets. cut flow
ers from Banning park and palms. The
guests were Mrs. Praeger, Mrs. John
F. Francis, Mrs. Hunsaker, Mrs. Frank
RAIDER, Mrs. Howard Sale, Mrs. Sails,
bury, Miss Olive Belle Clark Mines. I,e
Grande Belts, Hubbard, Colin Stuart
Webster, ]. w. A. Off, Chas. Mcfarland
Geo. Montgomery. The young ladies' a s.
sisting were Miss Keating. Miss wv
Sshoder and Mary Hunsaker The prizes
were won by Mrs. c. c. Parker, first:
Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. LIE Grand Rotts
consolation.
Abbott b. Clark of San Francisco. is to
give lecture on Theosophy in the par
lors of the Island Villa hotel on Sunday
evening at o'clock. All those who wish
an opportunity of listening to this in
teresting subject are invited to attend.