The herald., 1896-08-21
CORONADO
The Big Hotel PILED With duests-Sociai
Notes

CORANADO, Aug. 20.-F. Kerkow of
the Vienna Buffet, Los Angeles. was a
visitor here this week, accompanied by
Mrs. Kerkow
William J. Broderick and party, in
cluding Mrs. Broderick and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Rowland, Miss
Nina Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Foster. Mrs. Henry r. Gage, children
and nurse and Master Pembroke Thorn
are here from Los Angeles for a fort
nights visit. u, ,.
e. F. Dickins Of the United States
coast survey was here this week, ac-
companied by r. Egan of Los Angeles.
Mrs. e. c. Brown and son are recent
Santa Barbara arrivals.
Mrs. A. c. Jones has arrived from Los
Angeles to join the Holterhoff party at
the hotel.
Miss Noyes of Washington, D. c.,
gave bowling party and Welsh rare
bit supper at the hotel on Wednesday
evening. Those present included Mrs.
Jardeni Miss Hubbard and Miss Shoe
maker Pasadena the Misses Rossng
ton, Topeka Miss Burling and Miss
O'Connor, San Francisco; the Misses
Adams, Detroit; Messrs. Oakley. Chi
cago; Ely, Cincinnati; Pardee, San
Francisco; Shoemaker, Jardine and
Strange, Pasadena, and Mckenzie, Cor
onado.
Miss Burling won the lady's first prize,
Mr.. Mckenzie the gentleman's, and Mr..
Oakley the consolation prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Martz and children
were recent Los Angeles visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Muford are among
the Los Angelenos stopping here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Runyon Of Red
Bluff entertained with a coaching party
on Monday. The drive chosen was
around the head of the bay, with pic
mic luncheon served on the banks of the
Sweetwater. The participants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Runyon, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ Steigerwalt Of Philadelphia; Miss
O'Connor and Miss Burling Of San
Francisco, the Misses Rossington of To-
.peka, Miss Noyes of Washington. d. c.,
and Mr. S. d. Pardee OF San Francisco.
Miss Jarvis and Miss Sarah Jarvis of
|" Louisville, KY, are with Mrs Otheman
Stevens and daughter at the hotel.
w. Kress, one of the popular conduc-
tors of the Santa Fe. has been visiting
Coronado, accompanied by his wife.
The recently completed and as yet un-
furnished house of w. Austin Goodman
on Star park was the scene OF ghost
story frolic on Wednesday evening. The
house was lighted by a bonfire in the
adjacent grounds Mrs. GoodElan and
Mrs. John c. Healy chaperoned the
party, which was composed Of many
young people from the hotel, the occa-
sion being the anniversary of Miss
Healy's birthday.
w. B. Biddle, general freight and traf-
fic manager of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe system. accompanied by Mrs.
Biddle and children and Mrs. George
Frost of Milwaukee. is a recent arrival
from Chicago. Mr.. Biddle and party
made the trip by private car.
Dr. Ed Bryant of Los Angeles spent
several days here recently.
Company H, First infantry, U. S. A.
under command of Lieut.. Noble, per-
form entrenchment drill weekly at the
north island. Coronado.
No collection Of canes is complete at
the present day without one made from
a sharks backbone The value is much
increased by hooking your own shark.
Two gentlemen caught ten from the
Coronado wharf the other morning,
which will be boned for this purpose.
A handsome new monkey cage will be
built on the hotel grounds in the near
future to accommodate this increasing
branch of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Shaw of Los An
geles were among the bridal couples WIS.,
iting recently at the hotel.
Recent Pasadena arrivals at the hotel
include Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hull and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stuart and child and
Mrs. r. M. Furlong.
Major w. B. Hooper of the Occidental
hotel, San Francisco, gave dinner at
Hotel del Coronado on Wednesday
evening in honor of Bishop Johnson. The
guests included DR.. F. Walton Todd,
Capt. and Mrs. Charles T. Hinde, Cor
onado; Miss Shelby, Kentucky; Miss
Hooper, San Francisco, and Lieut.. No
BILE, San Diego.