The herald., 1896-08-26
SANTA CATALINA
Numerous Arrivals BY Boat and Otherwise
Society Events

rived last evening loaded with visitors
who came over for glimpse of this
historic isle, which was first heard of
through Cabrillo three hundred and fif-
ty years ago.
The pyrotechnic display Saturday,
taken with the moonlight effect upon
the smooth waters of the bay, was beau
tiful and grand. Yachts and boats CT
all kinds were decorated with Japanese
lanterns, as were also the tent cottages.
hotels and business houses, while bon
fires and red fire were burned along the
beach and from the top of Sugar Loaf.
The Hermosa looked a burning mass
Of red fire as she slowly came into the
bay, which completed the fairy-like
scene.
The pavilion was crowded with merry
dancers who tripped the light fantastic
to the strains of the Catalina Marine
orchestra.
The resident population has been in
creased by the arrival of a bouncing girl
weighing nine and one-half pounds, to
the wife of Capt. r. A. Brown, a broth
er-in-law of Captain Frank Whitley.
Miss Brown will have the honor of being
the first native young lady here.
The society event of the season oc-
CURED last evening. 1t was full dress
ball at the Island Villa hotel, in which
prominent people from all over the
country participated. 1t was managed
by the Banning, which had a special or
chestra brought over for the occasion.
The large and commodious ball room
was filled with beautiful women and
gallant men. Refreshments were serv-
ed during the evening. Among. those
present were Mrs. l.. c. Goodwin, Miss
Alice Keenan,. Harry Wyman, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Joseph Banning, Miss May Ban
ming. Miss May Russell, Mrs. George
New York city: Allan Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Furry. Miss Gibson, Miss
Annette Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Busch, Miss Edith Furry, Messrs Her
bert Tenny of Tucson, DR.. Carl Kurtz,
Major J. A. Donnell, M. L. Wilkinson,
Miss Evangeline G. Wilkinson, Mr..
Hancock Banning, Madame Banning,
Mrs. Orr HARRISON, Mr.. F. L. Owen Of
San Francisco; Messrs. Charles Par
sons, Prof Frank Policy, Harry Policy,
G. Zombro. Otto zahn, Will Donneil,
Homer Donnell, Harry Kinzman, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Montgomery,
Misses Wolters. Lottie Chalfant, En-
kidder Of Pasadena, Pauline Lewis,
Blanch Donnell Misses Bosbyshell,
Grace Jenkins, Isabel Godin. A. c. Nc
Cullough, Miss Daisy Polk, Misses Nc
Crea, Edith and Belle Haverstick,
6IpS Grase FMa;rnsTorth M;sn Mrs J. a: Lonns.
Stuart, Mrs. J. G. Webster, Mrs. Han
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrea,
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre of River
side, DR.. and Mrs. Beckett, Messrs.
George A. Swerdfiger, Ralph Wea-
yer, Earl Lewis. Ross Smith, w. H.
Worthington, Ed. Barker, Mr.. Malta
shed r; c.. scudder, Arthur Farms
worth Pan1
Hugo Victor. NJ. o. Chadbourne, g.
Croft, Neal Traylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Caswell, Mrs Victor Harrell J. w.
Long. John Schumacher, V. B. Stewart,
L. r. McNab, G. Knecht, Frank Schu-
macher. Chauncey Ferris, Misses Kath-
crime Scudder, Ina Goodwin, Prof. Chas,
N. Chambers, Daisy Polk, Prof. Will
tTed @ stetson, Edith Haverstick, Miss
HaVerstick, Miss Mcintyre, Blanch
Brown, Mr.. w. A. Bell, j. A. Murrietta,
Mrs. Chas. Eldrid of Pasadena, Miss c.
Eldrid, DR.. Hodge, Mrs. Jenkins, A, E.
Elliott. Rev. Bill Waters, Miss Juliette
Boal, Miss H. B. Freeman, Mrs J. w.
Cooper, Miss B. Cooper and Miss Nix
on, Santa Barbara.
The Defender started for home yes
terday morning, and when within five
miles of San Pedro she struck a, souaII
winch carried away her mainmast and
!eft her to become prey for the waves
Luckily the Hermosa came along and
towed her back to Avalno. Those
aboard were Capt c. H. Wedgwood:
FIRST OFFICER VIII Engle, Mr.. Berquoin.
Noel Braoiey, Mr.. Eduart, Mr.. Mellison,
Mrs. Miller and Miss George Miller
accommodating clerk Of the Metropole
has gone to Los Angeles.
Inc Metropole arrivals are B. B. de
Luna, Ihomas S. Ewing, Kate Brydses
Los Angeles; Chris Henne, C. H. Brown,
Z. Il. Brown, Jr., Santa Monica: w. w
r Jackson. Miss Kent Mr. and Mrs. II
Booth. Fort Bayard, N. M: c. M. Ste
vens' England; A: Nelson. Sacramento;
Mr. ana Mrs. Niles Pease, Adolph
Freshman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Dozier
waiter F. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs r. G,
Allen. San Diego; S. P. Hensley. A. c.
Brodie
Superior Judges Waldo M. York. B.
N. Smith and I.ucien Shaw are here with
their families.
The Grand Villa arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. g w. Goldsbury, Indianapolis.
Ind; Rollo Victor, Hugo Victor and ].
N. Victor, San Diego; r. S. Thomas and
Mrs ]. J. Thomas of National City; Mrs
i. H. Lidger and Clarence Thomas of
Minneapolis, Mimi; Harry Wood, Pasa-
dena: c. A.Barnes, Miss c. A. Lee. Wal
ter F.. Haas, Mrs. Kincaid, Miss Alice
hlncalu, MRS. Dlnsmore, Mrs. E. Flint,
Mrs. G.: r. Weaver, G. S. Compton,
Mrs Gilbert Arthur j. Hodge, all of
Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Nc
Naughton, San Francisco.
John @. Tufts was over to visit his
family
Miss Alyce keenan,, who has been
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. l.. G.
Goodwin, at the Metropole for the past
two weeks, caught her first yellowtail.
weighing twenty-seven pounds. She
has reason to feel proud of her catch.
Mrs. Joseph Banning gave a birthday
party to Miss Annie Wilson Patton. who
was years old yesterday. The table.
with covers for twelve, was prettily dec
GRATED with cut flowers from Banning
park. The cake and nine candles were
placed in the center of the table. After
dinner the little ones adjourned to Jos.
Banning's residence in Banning park.
where games, music, ETC., were enjoyed