The herald., 1896-08-19
SANTA CATALINA
Fishermen and Their Luck-Island Amuse-
mcnts-Many Arrivals

Fishermen and Their I.uck-IsIand Amuse.
mcnts-Many Arrivals
AVALON, Auge.1S.-The bay adjac-
ent to Sugar Loaf was covered with fish
ing boats yesterday and today. hum
dreds of all kinds Of the finny tribe be-
ing brought in.
The skating rink is the center Of at
traction.
Among the expert skaters are Miss
Marcia Patrick. Mrs. Helen Eaton,
Misses Mary Hazeltine, Helen Eaton.
Alice Groff, Blanch Donnell, Lottie
Chalfont, Grace Jenkins, Lila Dalrym-
pie, Miss Daggett, Miss Blocki, Pasa-
dena; Burdette Jevne. Mrs. Lombard.
Homer Young, Geo. Ridenbaugh, Miss
Bacon of Boyle Heights. Mrs. Trask,
Prof. Chambers and H. Edward Earle.
Mr.. Ferguson was the most graceful
skater, while ex-Sheriff j. G. Cline
wanted the whole floor for himself.
Among the spectators were noticed
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Chaifont. Mrs. John
Bloeser. Chas. White. Mrs. J. c. Cline,
Miss Clara Myer. Mrs. DIR. Mcdonnell.
Miss Goodwin, Blanch Donnell, Harold
Butler, Mr.. Chadbourne and George
Webster.
H. H. Osborne editor Of the Express,
and his sons, Shirley and Harry Os-
borne, brought in thirty-three yellow
tail.
The camera obscure Is the leading at
traction here and has stream>Df peo-
pie going in all the time.
Among the prominent Metropole ar
rivals are Jay Dewey, a prominent mer-
chant of Phoenix, Arlz, and Miss Dew
ey, Walter II. Lyon, Miss Julia Lyon,
w. w. Howard. NJ. A. Dudley, K. J. AL
ger all of Los Angeles; Frank p. Gould,
Omaha, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. New
hall and Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Flournoy
and child Of New Mexico; Mrs. George
James Hopkins of Pasadena.
The yacht Nautilus dropped anchor In
the bay last evening. The passengers
who had bought their tickets in Los An
geles were allowed to land and were CIV
en- all the privileges of the city. The
party on board were F. A. Annable, A.
NJ Thomson, r. l.. Forsyth and w. II.
Edwards.
The Banning park promenade is quite
a favorite. Deer and the wild and fes-
tive William are fenced off from the
main park. Mrs. George Patton, Mrs
l.. C. Goodwin and Alyce Keenan, were
visitors yesterday. They were delight
ed with the spring waters.
Among those sojOurning at the Island
Villa are H. A. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
H. Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. VIC. Stearns.
Lillian Mason, G. s. Connell. DR.. and
Mrs. w. w. Beckett and Miss Lucy p.
Nelson, Los Angeles; III. A. Burbank.
Chicago; John A. Goff, New York city;
DR.. ]. S. Hollye. Pasadena.
MrLeavitt Burnham, Margaret Burn
ham and Wilbur +. Bur1eham Of Omaha.
Mr.. e. Jones and Miss Mary Jones of
Monroxia, are among the new arrivals
here.
Mr.. H. T. Hastings came over last
evening to Join his wife at the Grand
View.
Mr.. J. s. Castleman Of Riverside and
r. l.. Winterbotham, with Hugo as the
boatman, captured four jewish. the
heaviest 1876 pounds and the smallest $50
pounds. The largest skin was sent TO
the Field museum.
Miss Agnes L. Hodge is a new arrival
at the Grand View.
II. C. Olds gave skating exhibition.
Richard Kauer is at the Grand View.
At the Pasadena hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Livingston and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C.'Stockwell, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fort. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. I. Rousdell,
Maggie Horn. Madge Eilbeck. s. War
rem, George Krau, all of Los Angeles:
Mrs Tom Hayes, Puente; Mrs. c. q.
Dubois, Los Angeles; DR.. r. s. Case, DR..
G. s, Case, Frank Case, Mrs. a. G FOR
ter and Don c. Porter of Pasadena;
Harry Howard, Graftonville, o.; Hugn
r, Holmes, City of Mexico.