The herald., 1896-08-08
SANTA CATALINA
Summer Camp viii Be Crowded This Honth.
New Arrivals


New Arrivals
AVALON, Aug. This Is the height
Of the season here, and almost every
thing will be filled for August and part of
September. The pavilion is crowded
nightly with merry makers. and the floor
is so highly polished that it is a nightly
occurrence to see some gallant swain
sprawling all over the floor. The Misses
Kate Landt, Bessie Bonsall and Lucille
Daniel are among the bellies Of the ball
Among the Metropole arrivals are H.
NJ. Lakne, Sacramento; DIR. James j.
Stanton. San Francisco; w. r. Clark,
Stockton; w. s. Moore, chief of Los An
geles fire department.; James V. Kelly,
San Jose; Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Bailey and
son, Mrs. c. c. Parker, Mrs. Frank Ra-
der, wife of Mayor RAIDER, and Fred A.
Clegg, chief of the drug department OF
Haas, Baruch & Co.
Several hundred people visited Camp
Banning yesterday to witness the ball
game. Up to the sixth inning 1t was nip
and tuck. but after that the Whittiers
weakened, showing a lack of practice
The Tufts-Lyons Arms Companys club
was made up of the following men:
Clarence B. Strohn, catcher; Monde Ri
vera, pitcher; Percy Held, first base:
Carl Tufts, second base; George Cum
stop; John Glass left field: Frank Wolf
skill, center field. The Whittier nine
was made up as follows: Whitesides,
catcher; Arnold, pitcher; F. Washing
ton, first base; McCann, second base:
Arias, third base; Brown, short stop:
Perry, left field; Green, center field; L..
Washington, right field. The score was
thirteen to three in favor of the Tufts
Lyons. The club is under the manage
ment of Paul Burkes, and leaves this
morning for San Diego to play the San
Diego High school for the Examiner
pennant. The runs in the game yester-
day were for the Tufts-Lyons. 10; hits.
IL: errors, ). Whittiers, runs g.; hits, S.;
errors, 10.
Arrivals at the Island Villa are E. F.
Pickering, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Parker.
Pasadena; James w. Somers, San Die
go; Mrs. ]. I. Clifford and daughter,
Newhall; H. NJ. Conger, Fred Germain.
Mrs. J. NJ. Griffith, Mrs S. Allison, Chi
cago; Miss Helen Ball, Mrs. LIE Grand
Belts, F. E. Vedder. F. w. Ellison, Au-
rora, Wis.
Those registering at the Glenmore are
Mrs. NJ. Y. Kellam, Lydia Kellam, John
b. Nisbet. John H. Harrington, J. Har-
ry Morrissey, Miss Pearl E. Woten, Miss
Carrie A. Mellick, Mrs. H. c. Wybro,
Mrs. Cora Holley.
very interesting goat hunt was par
ticipated in yesterday by Misses Orrilla
Donnell, Anabel Hubbard, Minnie Beck,
May Russell, Charles Swain, Will DON
nell. Fred Hadley, Albert H. Dunlap.
The party chartered the yacht Sunbeam
and were conveyed to the opposite side
of the island to the Sole Verde country,
where the party were rowed ashore
through the breakers The young ladies
| Of the party were all crack shots, and
| each succeeded in bringing down goat,
| all returning with fine pair of horns
! and the skins, which will be made into
| rugs to adorn their drawing rooms when
they get home. They climbed the pre-
| cipitous cliffs like mountaineers, and to
see them cross steep ravines and over
mountain tops to surround a wounded.
wild and festive billy was the chance of
a lifetime. This proves that the summer
| girls are strictly in it when it comes to
wild goat hunting. Long live the sum-
mer girl.
Two hunters, one a prominent fruit
shipper of Los Angeles, were dove hunt
ing in this cosy island city at 5 o'clock a..
m. This is against the peace and dig
nifty of the people of Avalon, and when
Chief of Police w. H. Cline showed
himself upon the scene with determin-
alton to try the new Jail the Herald cor
respondent thought he would have Il
chance to write up the house warming
but it missed fire. the kind hearted chief
relenting on account of the ignorance Of
the laws Of this famous city. They were
admonished and agreed to sin no more.
Mrs Hull of Pasadena reports seeing a
monster sea serpent off Church rock.
Mr. French. niece and daughter, who
have taken the Owls Nest for the sum-
mer. and Mr.. and Mrs Larzelire, visited
Eagle camp. in Middle Ranch canyon,
on horseback. The returned with three
fine pairs of horns. Mr.. w. w. Beach,
the noted island guide was with them.
The Grand View arrivals are w. d.
Duerson. DIR. H. d. Requa. Miss Helen
Requa. Miss Eta Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanchett. Mrs. Hastings. Thornton
Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Lane, Pas
adena; Mrs. George McCllntock. May
McClintock st. Louis: Mrs. Eldred, Miss
Cora Eldred, Miss LYDIA Conger, Mrs
Webster Wotkyns. Margaret and AL
fred Wotkyns. Mrs. Stein. Miss Carrie
Stein and Master Sydney Stein.
The yacht Nellie, Captain Frank
Whitley. has returned with a party.
after having spent three jolly days at
San Clemente island exploring, fishing.
etc. Thev were Edward Sullivan, Mort
Conboy. F. w. Alden, William Pachico.
Berman, Jack McCrea. Joe Hunter,
chaperone, Paul and Harry, yachtmen
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