The herald., 1896-08-03
SANTA CATALINA
Amusements Provided for Visitors-1he
Crowd Steadily Increases

AVALON, Aug. 1.-The pyrotechnic
display on the arrival of the steamer
Hermosa was grand. The pavilion was
filled with gay crowds listening to the
concert and dancing to the inspiring
strains of the Catalina Marine orches-
ira.
Miss Hattie B. Freeman, the Times
correspondent, will visit Los Angeles
today.
The arrivals at the Metropole are:
Mrs. Zetta Richardson, Los Angeles;
j. G. Jarvis, Mrs. Emily H. Jarvis, Miss
Sarah Annie Jarvis, all of Louisville,
Ky;W. l.. McLain, San Francisco; Guy
Cochran, Stanford university; Miss Ma
RE Kinney, II. S. Van Gorden, Ariz.;
Mrs. E. V. Picken, Ariz.; Frank Cox,
one of the leading attorneys of Arizona,
and Mrs Frank Cox; Miss C. L. Bryant,
st. Louis, Mo-; Miss lone Parsons, Rob-
ert B. Parsons, Mrs. Jud Saeger, Miss
b. Christin, Mrs. r. Christin, ]. S. Schro-
der, Miss Ivy S. Schroeder, V. D. Ely,
Mrs. L. B. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Need
en-, Yuma; M. G. Eshman, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Kerckhoff, Miss Carrie Weiss,
Charleston, ILL.,; Judge A. C. Baker,
CIlGI JUSTICE VI the supreme CoQll vi
Arizona; ]. F. Wilson, Prescott; Mrs.
E. w. Pratt, Mrs. DR.. Shipman, Mrs.
Nj. Thompson, Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Nc
Master, Pittsburg, Pa; j. M. Miller
Pekin, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. J. II. Ed
monds, G. j. Stood, San Francisco; Miss
Gertrude Campbell, San Francisco; r.
w. Campbell San Francisco.
Mr.. William r. Stats of Pasadena
has departed for home.
Can NJ Cbar1oau and Marty Mrc
Sherman and three children, Marion
Wigmore. Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Ainsworth.
Miss Ruth Ainsworth and Master Ar
thur Ainsworth of Phoenix, Ariz., were
over for Sunday and were entertained
at the Metropole.
Mr.. Ainsworth is one of the leading
statesmen of Arizona.
The sacred concert this afternoon was
enjoyed by gay crowds on the beach
facing the Metropole.
Fishing continues to be good, strings
of all kinds of fish being brought in.
The Island Villa arrivals are p. Jouss,
W. P, Bullin, the prominent mining man
of Jerome, Ariz.; Chas. L. Swain, Los
Nietos; Miss Dolores Egleston, Mrs. Jo-
nathan, Thos. J. O'Hara Alex. B. Bush,
Mrs. c. S. Gwynne and Miss Gwynue,
Mrs. I. Higgins and Miss Higgins, Mrs.
c. S. Frost, Miss Carrie Frost Pasade-
ma; Frank Hartford, C. Zombro, Pasa
dena; H. w. McComas, San Jose; c. H.
Eaton, Redlands; Fl. f. Norcross, Hotel
del Coronado; B. Fl. Dyer. " G. Biden-
harm, A. l.. Stoll; A. E. Elliott and H.
c. Wyman of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank; o. Rohn, H. C. Klages;
Flutina and friends; George H. Backoff
and Fl. l.. Scofield of Pasadena; J. f.
Dodson, San Pedro.
Those registering at the Grand View
are Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Ashley, Mrs. j. b. Young,
Mary l.. Young. Otto H. Strong, e. Ed
dred Strong and Ray Conger, Pasadena;
w. l.. Mitchell, Pasadena; DR.. Roy A.
Macomber, David Lyman, Sierra Ma
DIRE Villa; II. Armstrong Whittier; Will
lis H. Booth; William P: Harvey San
Francisco; William j. Mcintyre, Riv-
erside; r. F. Schafer st. Louis; Spencer
G. Schaefer, E. Gilman.
Those visiting the island today at the
Grand View are Roy N. Bosler, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Norden and Master Norden,
]. w. Newly. Pasadena; F. ]. Decker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuchbeck, Pasadena;
J. w. Pring, Mojave, Cal,
Arrivals at the Pasadena hotel are
Samuel Stratton, Mrs. S. Stratton. DIR.
A. w. Bradbury spent Sunday here
of Pasadena: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Scott Oh
liver, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Perry, Redondo
Beach; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Park Riverside.
Tony M. Messmer of the L. S. hotel
took lunch at the Island Villa Sunday.
"A. w. Bradbury spent Sunday here
G. w. Pettymore. o. e. McCord L..
H. Johns. r C. Unckyes, Pasadena:
II. Armstrong, Whittier, are enjoying
life at the Pasadena hotel.
j. X. UrmSton, the insurance man,
was over to spend the day. He was a
prominent figure on the Metropole
porch.