The herald., 1896-08-02
SANTA CATALINA
The Whittier Cadets Acknowledging Party.
Personal Notes

Personal Notes
AVALON, Aug. 1.-The arrival Of the
Whittier cadets with the playing of the
band on the steamer Hermosa on its
arrival, caused crowds to go to the
wharf to see the boys land. Their bag
gage was carried up to Camp Banning
four miles west of here on lighters.
While the Linda and La Paloma carried
the boys, the Paloma carrying over $50
Captain w. II. Burnham invited his
friends on a cruise along the island. The
trip was thoroughly enjoyed. The gem
erouS owner was voted a capital enter
tainer and genial host The following
were on the trip: Col. and Mrs More
house and Vera Morehouse, DR.. and
Mrs. G. Roscoe Thomas, Paul Thomas,
Mrs. Martha Thomas, Ray Thomas and
Miss Jessie Thomas, all of Pasadena
the Misses Heuber, Miss Pearl Eckstein,
Miss Maud Dagett, Pasadena; Mrs. K.
c. Baker and Miss Georgina Baker of
Great Neck, L. l.; Miss Josephine Van
Ormun of Pasadena; DR.. and Mrs. G.
G. Mclean.
Miss Edith Burnham of Orange; Miss
L. D. Cook and Miss A. NJ Cook of Or
range; Misses e. d. and X. P. Mace and
Mrs. L. c. Mace Of Denver; Mrs. A. H.
Raaf Of Colorado Springs.
Frank Whitley, owner of the Nellie,
left on his yacht yesterday afternoon.
The Lizzie Belle w, with jolly party
aboard has been spending the past eiev-
en- days in cruising in this vicinity. The
| following passengers We're aboard: Fred
| A. Hine, w. NJ. Bowen, Jno. A. Kings
lev. ]. II. Martin, w. H. White, c. G.
| Forbush, j. II. Train, F. r. Vogel, f. ..
Lang, H. l.. Cornish, Fred RenshaW'
Homer Earle, L. V. Sutton, w. N. Lath-
am, C. G. Lewis, II. Price, Earnest Con
| ger. l., Iundy, f. G. Ludlow and Geo.
! Lightfoot-the island EXpedition c1 nl
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Doran and MISS wa
tors will spend two weeks here at the
| Metropole.
Messrs. II. E. Strong and Burt of Po-
| mona brought in a string OF yelo"tdn
and barracuda from the hshing pahks
| opposite Silver canyon. They also cap
| tured a blue shark over eight feet long.
| One was captured last summer over SIN
teen feet long. There are no man-eatlng
sharks found as far north as California.
| The Metropole arrivals are: U. D.
| Armstrong, Miss Bertha Weber,>Miss
! Fora Weaver, Mrs. Geo. Montsomery'
| Jav C. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. AL .
| len. Fernando; Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Hull,
n q. Hull and Master Roy Hull of Pas
| adena; Chas. c. Carpenter, Miss Clara &.
| CARPENTER and Master Clarence Carpen-
| ter of Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Williamson and child, Miss Hutchinson.
and Miss Mollie Hutchinson of Texas;
Mrs. Jno. +. Coffin of Whittier; Miss
Myra Lindley, II. j. Maxwell, Warren
| Carhart, Mrs. Zetta Richardson.
The pirate craft, Santa Barbara, with
| passengers aboard. put into the harbor
| and anchored yesterday, but only ,tayed
a short time, without trying to land
| There was masquerade a the skating
! rink last evening Everybody went
| Among the Island Villa arrivals are:
A. c. Brouse, II. C. Hargreaves, Miss e.
| G.. Hargreaves, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Har-
greayes, nurse and baby, Fallbrook Mrs.
H. A. Tyler, Chicago; Paul M. Knauf,
Santa Ana.
Mr.. A. H Meigs, H. F. Bell, Helen A.
Leigs and Florence Richie, all Of Los