The herald., 1898-08-23
WEDDING AT The ISLAND
lER. DONNIE AND MISS WISE MAR
RIED AT CATALINA
Exciting Capture Of Jewish on a
Light Rod-Pleasure Seekers
Find What They Want

AVALON. Aug. 22.-The Rev. Mr.. Tate
was called on last night to perform the
marriage ceremony for Mr.. Ernest w.
Donnie and Miss l.. d. Wise. The we'd
ding was celebrated at the Mttle church
on the hill at o'clock, and was surprise
to the many friends of the bride and groom.
Attended by few friends, the contracting
parties entered the rectory, and came out
| few minutes later husband and wife. The
newly married pair will spend their honey
moon here and later will take up their resi-
dence In Los Angeles.
a.. Nj and w. Squire have the honor Of
being the first to land a Jewish on Hight
| bass line and on No. 6 hook with triple
gut leaders. The party were out with
Harry Elms In. the launch Mildred, and
were fishing for small fish. with no hopes
Of anything larger than good-sized bass
when the strike was had. AT first 1t was
thought that 1t was only an extra large
and gamy bass and the gentlemen were
Just congratulating themselves on their
luck when the fish made the well-known
rush of black sea bass. 1t was thought
that the fish would make his escape, as
the line was a very light one, and there
was little hope that he would be landed.
But at the end Of ten minutes the fish was
hauled up and gated and moment later
was in the boat. A. M. SQuirss had his
hand badly cut on the first run of the
fish, and had 1t been large one he would
have lost It, The fish weighed sixty
pounds. Besides the Ikey the party made
a most peculiar catch, embracing almost
every variety of bottom and surface fish
caught here. There were four yellowtail,
eight rock bass, four sheephead, four soul
pin, four white fish and a grouper.
Messrs. George H. Pausch, ]. +. Howard,
M. E. Conroy, E. F. Ganahl and M. C. Stew
art were out In the launch Santa Ana for
pleasure and fishing trip, and made catch
Of seven yellowtaih
], E. Bark, F. w. Bark, j. M. Conger,
Mrs. Tweed and Miss Tweed were out
on the same launch in the afternoon, and
had nine yellowtail to their credit when
they returned.
Mr.. Ware and Mr.. McKuen OF Chicago,
who are counted among the crack golf
champions Of their club. were over the
links with the secretary, Mr.. Howard, yes
terday, and pronounced them the best
links this side Of Chicago.
M. v. Howard, the secretary Of the golf
club, holds the record for the first three
holes. The drive and hole from the first
to the second hole was made in three
strokes, and the same number Of strokes
for the second and third holes.
The parlors and piazza of the Island
Villa were crowded during the musicale
given Sunday evening. Some Of the best
talent on the island contributed to the en-
tertainment, among whom was MIR. A.
Rae Condit, who has won q reputation
through Southern California for his mar
velous whistFing OF difficult pieces. Pasa-
dena was represented by Misses Scudder
and Cook, who won the applause of the
audience by their beautiful vocal solos.
Miss Lawre Lawrence of San Francisco
pleased all by some very pretty mandolin
selections. The piano solos Of Misses
Mitchell and Condit were encored time
after time. The musicale was concluded
by a grand chorus, America" which was
sung by all, standing.
The band had to give the serenade from
the opera of the same name five times be-
fore the audience would let them go. The
serenade was down as No. Of the pro-
gram and the band had to respond to three
the Metropole sent delegation asking for
the same thing again, and 1t was played
instead of No. 8, and the tremendous ap-
plause called for another encore, adm the
crowd was not satisfied then. but wanted
more. Finally, as q hast resort, Leader
Rosebrook had to have the men pack up
and go before the applause would stop.
RI. W. W. Beckett is registered at the
Grand View for short stay. Miss B.
Anderson and Miss C. Anderson are spend
Ing short vacation here.
D. H. Hart registered at the Grand View
yesterday.
]. Harps and R. T. Cresap are registered
at the Grand View from Visalia.
T. J. Moll, Sr., OF Hermalito, Is stopping at
the Gienmore.
r. o. Graham Of Coshocton, Ia, is taking
In Catalina on his trip through Californa.
C. D. Okerlin of Los Angeles Is batching
at Camp Swanfeldt.
C. d. Painter has taken a tent for an
other week at the camp.
r. H. McCartey has taken tent for a
short stay.
Miss ]. C. Hurnett Of Long Beach regis
tered at Swanfeldt's yesterday.
H. F. Dillon, Miss A. Dillon and Miss
j. Dillon are camping at Tent Town.
j. M. Aschner of Pomona registered at
the Island Villa yesterday.
George H. Busch of Los Angeles Is on
the island
H. A. Jastro, Mrs, Morton andLMiss Stat
ford are at the Metropore from Bakersfield
w. H. Blennerhassett of Anaheim is here.
W. e. Colville of Kansas City is at the
Aotronoio For short SfaV
Archie Brown of Los Angeles came over
Thursday and returned today.
c. e. Lines of Wilkesbarre. Pa, who
has been spending pleasant three weeks
at the island, started for home today.
Mrs. N. Ross, Miss Gertrude Ross and
Master Rugby Ross of Chattanooga, Tenn.
went to Los Angeles today. The guests
at the Island Villa will miss the splendid
and masterful handling of the piano by
Miss Ross.
Walter Auble OF the detective department
in Los Angeles was over yesterday. He
looked as mysterious as ever.
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