The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-08-07
SANTA CATALINA


AVALON, Aug. 1.-THE mackerel fish
ing outside today was fine. Dozens of
boats filled with excited people, many
of whom had never caught a fish be-
fore, dotted the ocean adjacent to Sugar
Loaf. and long strings OF the finny tribe
were in evidence about noon.
The steamer Hermosa arrived last
evening, crowded to the guards.
George Zobelein, with Mrs. Zobelein,
Mr.. j. G. Zobelein. Miss Rose Zobelein,
George Zobelein, IT., and Phil Zobelein,
spent pleasant morning cruising on
the yacht Nellie, with Mrs. Frank Whit
ley at the helm. Mrs. Whitley has be-
come @. thorough yachtswoman under
the guidance of her husband, Captain
Frank Whitley.
Mrs. j. Hill, Miss Birdie Hill and
Miss Hortense McKensie Of Santa Fee,
N. NJ, enjoyed a sail on the yacht Nellie.
A Jolly yachting party went cruising
on the Violetre. They were: Guy Coch
ran, Glover Widney, Jack McCrea, War
| rem Carhart, Mrs. DR.. Jauch. Bessie Bon
sall. Clara Carpenter, Gertrude McCrea,
Lottie Chalfant, Marcia Patrick, Abby
Easton, Kate Landt. Tommy 'Hara and
Alex Bush. Music, songs etc, enlivened
the too short hours There was a fine
breeze and the young ladies enjoyed the
| bowling swells.
Those enjoying life in tent cottages
in Swanfeldts camp are: Mrs. e. Art
man, Master Artman, M. F. Maitland,
]. MCGUIRE, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herbert and
| family, Ellen Remi, T. Rolfe and r. Bid
| WELL
The Island Villa arrivals are: ]. S.
Dodson, San Pedro; H. b. Chadwick,
Pasadena; Mrs. NJ Norcum. George M.
Mott, Sacramento; Mrs NJ. A. Wood, r.
F. c. Wood, M. A. Nimock, Ludwig
20 nj Ay,o n I'll
Miss May Kidder is fond of climbing
| mountains.
Some of the bellies Of this enchanted
isle have their dances engaged two
weeks in advance.
There are several summer girls here
| who have met their fate. Sugarloaf seems
| to be the starting point where Cupid gets
In his work. Sugarloaf Is an island
when the tide Is in, and during the past
| week over seven gallants have had to
| roll up their white duck trousers and,
gathering in their their best girl, wade
| through the sea to terra firma.
| Mrs. George c. Weaver, wife Of the
proprietor of the Grand View here and
the Argyle in Los Angeles, left for home
| this morning, to be gone week.
Mr.. E. S. Ridgway. prominent bust
ness man of Bakersfield, is at the Pasa-
dena hotel.
| Those registered at the Grand View
are: Mrs E. r. Zombro and maid, San
Bernardino: Alvina Jauss, Henrietta
Jauss. Marguerite; P. c. Moore, Rowena;
Josephine Moore. Sabina Antoinette
Burks. Los Angeles; w. ]. White, John
| White, Russellville. Ark
Mr.. ]. NJ Mcintyre. a leading attorney
Of Riverside. with Mrs Mcintyre, Wis
tied Camp Banning on the La Paloma.
| to witness the cadet drill. They are at
the Grand View
Among the Metropole arrivals are:
j. Laventhal. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Sar-
zeler. San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M Sale, Essex Cowen, Thomas r. Cow
en-. Lewis F. Barney, Miss T. f. Barney
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sum
merland and Miss Summerland; N. H.
Harris, San Francisco; J. w. VOTERS,
w. D. Perkins, j. E. Coffin.
Judge A. c. Baker of Phoenox. chief
| justice of the supreme court of Arizona,
VIII return here with his family Thurs
Cay.
Mrs. George Reid and her little daueh-
ter are here for the summer Miss Flor
ence Reid is spending the summer in
Maine.
Dan Laubensheimer Of Berkeley IS
visiting his sister, Mrs. F. A. Carey.
Mrs. Pearl Severance and the Misses
| Weller, members of the Mandolin and
Guitar club. are enjoying life in q tent
cottage here.
Messrs. Spencer. Schaefer and Frank
| 'UeSiiS Vi ANCW OiledIlS, unQer the RulQ-
ance of Mr.. w. w. Beach, the famous
guide and explorer, went to Middle
ranch OH goat hunt andxeturned with
two fine pairs of horns and one kid. Mr..
Butene had narrow escape from death.
He slipped In tryin gto climb up a pre-
cipitous cliff and fell. In the descent his
coat was torn from his back He land
ed right side up in pile Of brush, with
a terrible shaking up. but with no bones
broken.
George Greeley proprietor of the Cat
alma stage line. is with us once more.
Mr.. H. q. Osborne Is here for a short
stay.
Miss Hattie 8 Freeman, the Examiner
correspondent, has returned from the
city
Simpson Mcclure. superintendent of
construction of the Los Angeles Consol-
tdated Electric railway, is enjoying life
| here
Camp Carita is composed of Misses
Orilla and Blanch Donnell, daughters
Of District Attorney ] A DonnelI. Miss
May Russell, Will Burney and Horace
Donnell. They will spend August here.
Miss Orilla Donnell brought in a large
yellowtail and barracuda.
Mr.. Philip Wilson has distinguished