The herald., 1896-08-28
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Some OF Those Seen Among the Throng of
Pieasure Seekers Who Wis ted the Island


Pleasure Seekers Who Wis ted the Island
Father Scanlon, Father McAuliffa,
Father Grogan, Father Kyrne, Father
Nunan, Father Victor, and Father
Adam were on hand to join in the spirit
of the occasion.
Among those who contributed to make
the picnic a success by lending the
charm of their presence to it were Mrs.
Joseph Messmer, Mrs. Robert Steere.
Mrs. Richard Dillon. Mrs. L. A. Grant,
Mrs. T. j. Cunningham, Mrs. j. Her.
lihy, Mrs j. Kennedy, Mrs. D. Desmond,
Mrs. Kate Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. OSullivan,
Mrs. M Haley, Mrs. DR.. A. j. Scholl, Mrs
p. Harmon, Mrs d. ]. Mccarthy, Mrs
j. Rodriguez, Mrs. j. Neubauer, Mrs.
Phillipson, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. F. J.
O'Connor. Mrs. Scott Chapman, Mrs. J.
J. Bergen, Mrs. ]. Rowan, Mrs. IT. j.
Schallert, Mrs. George Osborne, Mrs.
Bigelow Mrs. Creswell Mrs. John
White, Mrs. Frank Cricklair, Mrs. Re-
becca Crause, Mrs. Walter Starkey, Mrs
Duffy. Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Fifield, Mrs.
Ornan. Mrs. G. w. Porter, Mrs A. ].
Jackson and Mrs. S. NJ. Mccoy.
Mrs. T. j. Schallert dispensed some
very fine coffee which was pronounced
by all who refreshed themselves with it
as simply a triung)h of cookery.
John Clinch of Pasadena came down
with his family and put in the day.
Col. A. Vignola and Victor Ponet en-
Joyed the field sports very much.
Charles De Groot was regarded by the
ladies as very graceful dancer
Miss Ora Woods and Miss S. Breen
were among the charming young ladies
on the beach.
The Messrs. Lindenfeld said that they
had had most enjoyable day.
M. McMahon, ex-assistant chief Of the
fire department was among those who
lunched with their families on the beach
Clarence r. Held, N. A Mcdonald and
j. q. Donovan missed no single number
of the dancing program
Napoleon Boucher gathered no mail in
the city yesterday. He devoted himself
to the fair female at the beach,
Miss Josephine Williams and the Miss
es Santa Cruz were among the throng
of young ladies.
B. j. Reeves and B. DoWney were
strictly in it all day long.
John and Henry Kearney represented
the kearney family on the ground.
The Misses Clancy were much inter-
ested in the dancing program, and they
were on the floor for almost every num-
Der.
Miss Nellie Desmond took great inter-
est in the races, for she is an ardent ad-
mirer of athletic sports
Miss Carrie Lindsksw- was there.
greeting her friends and admirers.
Misses Rose and Louise Ganahl were
much sought after in the pavilion during
the dancing.
Misses Genevive and Nellie Reardon
We're everywhere Aresent enjoying the
day.
Miss Dora Matfield and Miss j. Adams
were with the picnickers
Judge w. H. Savage of San Pedro was
on hand with his charming daughters,
Miss Marguerite, Miss Fannie, Miss Jo-
sephine and Miss Kate.
Miss Clara Hanson, Miss Pogie and
Miss Boschee were there from San
Pedro.
Charles Fetterman, Dye Davies, Wal
ter Williams, S. Walton, Will Graves,
W. D. Cole, B. Stackey John Mcpherson,
II. Brown, G. Cummings and r. Ledger
wood came over to the island from Long
Beach and put in the day.
Judge w. A. Ryan dropped briefs and
law books long enough to put in the day
with Henry and Isadore Dockweiler at
tho beach.
John Moran went down to take off ten
pounds of flesh and succeeded in accom-
plishing what he was after.
M. T. Collins was everywhere present
looking after the joy and comfort of ALL
J. F. McElheny saw to it that every
body desiring to dance was provided
with partner and allowed no one to
go away stranger.
Hugh Smith and P. J. Stack looked
on and kept each other company.