The herald., 1897-02-13
CORONADO
Rosenthai, the Great Pianist, to Recuperate at
the HoteI-Hany Oayeties

the Hotej-f1any 0ayetleS
| CORONADO, Feb. 1.-THE Coro-
nado library ball which occurs on
Wednesday evening next Is already at
tracing much attention. The stage in
the hotel ball room will be divided into
loges, and these will be auctioned off at
the Saturday evening hop by the Hon.
| Thomas Fitch, the silver-t -tongued ora
| tor
Mrs. Knickerbacker, widow of the late
Bishop Knickerbacker, Of Indiana, is q
| guest here, accompanied by Mrs. M.
Beardslee of San Francisco.
| Shirley c. Ward is among the Los An
| geles guests now at the hotel
"A. M. Lindsay, Jr., of Pasadena has
| Joined Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Lindsay at
| the hotel.
An exciting game Of water polo was
played on Thursday evening at the Coro-
| rado swimming baths.
The officers of the United States
steamship Marion, which is lying In the
harbor, are frequenters Of the hotel.
One of the prettiest tally-ho parties
or the season was given on Wednesday
by G. Ripamonti of Italy. The guests
numbered fourteen of the hotels most
popular society young people. The flow
crs for the occasion included Marie
tion boutonieres for the gentlemen. The
four handsome horses drawing the
coach were decked with punches of
carnations.
Among recent Chicago arrivals are
Mrs o. s. Newell, Miss Newell, Miss
Edith Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks, r.
e. Gilbert and Miss Evelyn Gilbert.
Moritz RosenthaI, the well known
pianist, is en- route from Chicago for
Coronado, where he will remain some
time, returning to appear in concert in
that city March "a.
Among recent arrivals are: F. M.
Knapp, Racine, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Bauner, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Connop, Livingston, Mont; c. c. Clark.
New York; Hanson L. Withers and Miss
A. M. Withers, Philadelphia; Mr. and
Mrs. c. S. Nyce, Reading, Pa; o. H.
Harrison, Mexico; Mr. and Mrs. Bunds-
lee, Warsaw N. Y; w. H. Hill, Pasa-
dena; Mrs. Nicholas T. Smith, Mrs M.
A. Gooding, San Carlos. Cal; Mrs J. A.
Macdonald and Master Will G. Macdon-
aid, of Troy, N. Y; Mrs. E. L. Koon and
Miss Edith Koon, Hillsdale, Mich; Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Commons, William
Commons, and Mrs. e. N Osborne, Min
neapolis; Miss Bertha VALIDITY, Adrian
Mich; Mrs. w. c. P. Muir and W. T.
Beekham. Shelbyville, KY; M. John
ston. Jr., Kansas City. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. EdrhHurSt, CleVelanQ, u, MISS
Harriette Wright. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. F. Johnson, Pendleton, Ore;
John p. Keiser, Miss Bette L. Keiser
and Miss Eleanor Hough, st. Louis.
Miss Klauber of San Diego gave
luncheon at the hotel on Tuesday with
covers for ten.
The Right Rev. Joseph H. johnson,
bishop of the diocese OF Los Angeles,
was entertained here this week by DR..
John l.. Egbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. CARAT, New Or
leans. La, are enjoying life at the hotel.
Mrs. T. H. Talmage Of New York has
arrived, accompanied by two children,
two maids and Miss Ketchum of New
York
Count and Countess Bozenta were
guests he during Modjeska's recent
San DieE engagement.
Metvil1@ G. Day, New York; Mrs. s.
L. Blood, Brooklyn, and Mrs M. c. Frey,
Washington, are among the weeks ar
rivals.
James H. Lancaster, the we'll known
manufacturer of cranes and hoisting
machinery, New York, is stopping here.
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Milton and Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Wood nave Joined the
Boston contingent at the hotel.