The herald., 1896-07-07
SANTA CATALINA I
Summer Visitors In Numbers Sufficient fol
CITY

the island. The steamer Hermosa mace
one think Of fairyland, as the lights Of
many hues. reflected from the CLASSY
sea. made beautiful picture.
Anon those enjoying life at Swan
feldt's camp are Olsay Martin and
Charles Goldsmith of Pasadena; Max
Kuhn. San Pedro; Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Phillips. Kirk. Grant and John Phillips.
Ida Setley, George Denny. all of Del
Rose, CAL; A. w. Paul and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Newell Smith, all
of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Good
bar, st. Louis; Earl Lewis, Mrs. N. j..
Content, and Mrs. H. ]. Renman, all OF
Los Angeles; Mrs. Becker, Russell F.
Francisco; J.W. Shields, Maggie Shields.
Grace Hawks and Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Melick, all of Los Angeles; ]. Heller and
family, Dixon, ILL.,; ]. 7. Ingle, Ada
Ingle. Ora Ingle, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. H.
Busch, Miss Amy Busch and maid, j.
e. Larson, w. P. Carr, L. j. Yager, f.
w. Patton, B. B. Neal, c. B. Munson,
Mrs. C. d. Sennoff.
Among the arrivals at the Sea Beach
are Mrs. ]. 7. Ingle. Ada and Ora Ingle,
]. A. Carroll. Albuquerque, N. M; F. 8.
White. w. A. Maier.
The Nellie. with Capt. Whitley in COM
mand, Is anchored in the harbor. as is
also the San Diego, in command Of Capt.
Hayward.
The dance at the pavilion was a COM
plete affair.
Mrs. c. A. Stoken landed a four-pound
barracuda. Chris. Ringsin was boat
man.
The Rambler with Judge Hutton and
party OF six ladies. are here for short
stay.
Miss Ethel G. Creagh Of San Fran
cisco is an apt pupil of Capt. Jack Will
Jams, the noted swimmer, who has saved
q great many lives and won several
medals. She contemplates swimming
to Sugar Loaf in the near future.
Mr.. G. E. Lauderbock, a Berkeley
student. took trip to the Isthmus and
from there walked back to Avalon. This
Is very hard and dangerous trip, and
he was lucky to get back in safety.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wilde, Sadie, May,
Earle, and Belle, are stopping at the Bar
racks hotel at the Isthmus.
The launch Santa Ana visited the
Isthmus with the following party: Capt.
George l.. Emerson, George II. Clark
and family. Of Whittier; e. L. Thomp-
son. Needles, Col; William H. Thomp-
son, Dayton, O.; Emogene Thomson,
Dayton, o.; Mrs. H. L. Holland, San
Francisco; Miss e. c. Holland, San
Francisco: Miss Lincoln, Nissley; Henry
q; Hill, Allegheny; c. c. Dickinson and
wife, Danvers, Ill
Mr.. J. Romeyn Berry jr., and Louis j.
Case. are camping at the Isthmus.
Johnny Daily of the Isthmus is with
US. and intends to enjoy himself
The wild cherries are ripening.
Among those enjoying the trip to the
Isthmus and stage to Little Harbor,
were: Mr.. and Mrs Colin, Stewart, Mas
ter Colin Stewart. Mrs. Bairdie s. Web
ster, all of Pasadena; Mrs c. e. Thomas
Mrs. E. L. Hurlburt, Misses Emma and
Agnes Claypool, Miss Mamie Clark, Of
santa Barbara; Mrs. r. N. Clark, Miss
j. Webb, J: H. Roy. Of Santa Barbara
and Louis Henoch and Simon Vile. both
OF Cincinnati; DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Car
ter Mrs. c. Carter, ]. Raymond, Charles
f. Carter. Pasadena
The tunnel promenade to Banning
park contains great deal of pictur-
esgue and beautiful scenery.
me following picnic party visited
Iona: Miss M. E. Tallant of Burlington.
"a; Mrs F: B. Vermille, Worcester.
Mass; Lee Vermille, Mrs. Lewis. 70. 81
Irotter, Albuquerque, NJ M; Mr.. and
MRS. j. J. Northmore. Mr.. s. Bradley.
Mr.; and Mrs. DR.. Shorb are with us.
!: Z. Hunter is here for the fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bisch are tentinr
Yachtsmen, numbering about 200. are
mere. Among the nuEiber are Mr.. Fer
ris, Adam Hunter, Sophie Miller
Mass. Miss Briggs, Miss Kate Humble
FRANK Cook. Charles Champion. Al
Lang, Harry d. Budlong, w. L. Denison.
); H. Doyle, Burt Mccormick. Mr.. and
Mrs. ANDERSON. Mr. Henery. Mr.. Bezel-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Summers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wetsel, Will Weben, Mrs. Smith
Anderson. Miss Ivy McGloufiin. Mrs.
Mondy, Mrs. Flora Heffner, G. OdelI
Helen Starr, Clara Lawrence. Flora
Lawrence. Sena Mounts, Mrs. Archie
Thomson, Mrs. s. e. Bolts, Miss O'Dell.
Mrs. E. Crane, Miss Maggie Fellon, Miss
Barbara Copp. Miss May Mair, Misses
Nellie and Kitty Rogers, A. johnson. F.
L. Besselman, Stanley Turner, Miss Ber-
tha Chase. Henry Brodek, A. Keebel
Mrs. Keebel, Chas. Stansbury. Miss
Anna Ledbetter. c. Merriman, Mrs. Mer-
riman, Miss Erla Miller, Miss Anna
Dempsey w. A. Abisius, H. Fleck, Miss
Fillmore, Mrs. Chase, Miss A. L. Ledbet-
Eads, Bertha Jones, Mrs. ]. B. Hughes.
f. M. Fleck, Frank Cook, c. Champion,
j. Fl. Olsen, j. c. Jones, L. A. Cowles. II
f. Guenther. A. Jones, A. Zachau, Derk
Vinkemulder. r. J. Hall, G. A. Wheeler,
]. r. Clapp, T. J. Painter, S. r. Sander
son. Geo L. Richards, c. Anderson H.
L. Hopkins, r. Henry, Miss May, Miss
L. Dalton, Miss A. Easement, Miss Grace
Easement. Mary D. Jones. Miss Cham
bers, Jess w. Eads, Archie Thomson,
Earta Miller. Anna Dempsey, Sophie
Miller, Lille Briggs. Kate Hun, ble Mag
gle Fenton, Kittie Johnson. Helena Pet
ter, Nellie Rodger, Kate Rodger, D. c.
Jones. T. A. Turner. F. II. Ellis. r. s.
Whitesell, Clarence Whitesell H. T. Fer
rell, Milton o. Guerd. w. P. Martin, Burt
McFadden, Jess Flint, w. F. Wiebers
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ord.
Quinton Harris, one of the proprietors
of the Sea Beach hotel, was given a
birthday surprise by his managers Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Regnier. There were twenty
three Japanese lanterns, one for each
year of his age. A general good time was
enjoyed, after which the party ad-
journed to the dining-room below, where
an elegant collation. was spread, which
did credit to the management Among
those present were Mr.. a. p Harris, Sa-
lem, N. j.; Miss May Louise Wood To-
wanda. Pa; Miss H. B. Freeman, Miss
Rhodes. Miss Adele Hill, Pasadena;
Miss Pauline Jacobson of Denver; e. B.
Dye, Dayton. Ohio; J. H. Miller, Dayton,
Ohio; o. L. Burns, Dayton, Ohio; John L.
Haller, DR.. Schlosser, Louisville, KY;
H. E. Austin. White Hill, Ariz.
Among the Grand View arrivals are
o. l.. Miller, Monrovia; M. G. Eshman,
A. w. Gum. Frank A. Bradshaw, all of
Los Angeles.
Among the arrivals at Pasadena hotel
are C.. c. Boyle, Bert Steiner and w.
Dickinson, all of Los Angeles.
DR.. and Mrs. Shorb are with their
daughter Mrs Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell and Miss Maud
Newell are enjoying life here.
d. l.. Burke. Mrs. Burke and Mrs. D.
ing.
Arrivals at the Island villa are T