The herald., 1896-09-22
JONATHAN HIGH JINKS
One Continuous Round of Fun and
FrOlic
A Banquet at the Metropole, Minstrel
Show and a Bulls Head Break
fast at Camp Banning.

The Jonathans have returned from
their high jinks" at Catalina, and
rom all accounts the affair was the
most successful of the kind ever given
in Southern California.
The Jonathans, with their guests, left
the city Saturday Afternoon about
clock in special train over the Ter
miral railroad, provided by President
Fred X. Rule, for East San Pedro,
where they took the steamer Hermosa
cor Avalon, arriving at that place at
about o'clock A banquet had been
provided at the Hotel Metropole, where
The company remained until midnight
Dr.. Il. w Fleming presided as toast
master, and genral good time was
lad. At midnight the party was con-
veyed to Camp Banning on the steam
yacht La Paloma. Here a stage had
peen erected and a performance was
given by the N. S. G. w. minstrel COM
pary, the music being furnished
1y the N. S. G. w. orchestra
Tnere were eight end men, four bones
and four tambos Messrs. Variel, New
mark. Newbauer and Lchtenberger
holding down the former, and Messrs.
Durham, Blumenthal, Lichtenberger,
and L. +. Gottschalk. the latter, with
Rush Brunson as interlocutor. A line
program was given, among the features
being songs by Eugene Roth, j. w.
fSrause and Durham. VIII Variel was
also very happy in comic sketch. Inc
hit of the evening was the baritone solo
~ DR. Ludwig Senior, Laugh and Be
Merry" composed by l.. F.. Gottschalk.
This song by the way, is one of the prize
songs in the recent competition of
kronberg of Boston, and brought down
the house"
1t was o'clock when the program was
concluded, and then bulls head break
fast followed. to which ample justice
was done. The party then returned to
the hotel, and after cruise around to
the various points of interest, took the
steamer for home.
The boys are loud in their praises
of the hospitality of the Banning broth
ers and others who contributed to their
pleasure. There were abouts seventy
five in the party, among whom were the
F. X. Rule. Dr. Z. w. Fleming, Will
man. H. A. Haley, George c. Pratt, Il.
V. Maud, DR.. f. r. Cunningham DR.. Il.
G. Buel, w. H. Cramer, A. M. Shields,
j. A. Henderson, James Murray, N. J. A.
Anderson, A. d. Jones, DR.. l.. Senior,
l.. It. Gottschalk, r. G. Hookstratteu,
ulluS w. hIduSe, II. IldIIlS, M DOH-
flo, r. w. Burnham, George l.. AleXan-
der, l.. d. Sale, j. w. A. Off, A. c. Bill
licke, c. F. Lee, H. Mosgrove, Walter r.
Dnmore, w. ]. Patterson, Gen. c. F. A.
Last, Charles Baker, S. Hollister, w. G.
Spence, William M. Edwards, w. w.
Butler, Jack Bushnell, Mayor Frank
RAIDER, j. w. Warren ]. f. Millar of San
Francisco. John L. Latham of San Fran
cisco, r. A. Rose, G. e. Burgoyne Ira j.
Francis, w. j. Trask, c. f. DeCamp,
Il. c. Woodbury., ]. B. FuAer of San
Francisco. j. H. Page G. L. Perara, e. 7.
Ensign. w. e. Tyler, G. Y. Ridenbaugil,
c. H. Rundel, T.. l.. Doran, H. z. An
derson. Judge A. Fl. Cargill, J. II. Bren-
ner. William Garland, e. Il. Tufts, p. III.
Lyon, j. Jepsen, jr., w. j. Vance, S. II.
Newbauer, A. j. Boyer. Fl. GottschalIl,
o. w. Durham, Herman Lichtenberger,
c. j. Blumenthal, George Lichtenbergec,
A. A. Roth, Eugene Roth, j. Rush Brou-
son, II. G. Eakles, d. j. Brownstine,
Frank Il. Walsh, Vic Wankowski, w. T..
Roberts. H. Moron, John Schumacher
j. X. Miller, M. r. Whitaker, r. A. Pc
reg, Charles w. Sexton, James w. Long
d. J. Donegan, l.. j. c. Spruance, E. T.
Cook, w. Y. Price of Florence Ariz.;
DR.. Choate. James Il. Mcneil, Major M.
T. Owens, e. T. Wright, J. e. Aull, Ben
10. Ward. F. r. Willis, A. M. Jones ana
d, r., CLAW