The herald., 1898-07-30
CATALINA, GOSSIP
Colored Society at the Metropole Sup
plants the Ananias Crowd

AVALON, July 29.-The cake walk that
Is to come off tomorrow Saturday even-
ing at the Metropole Is the topic of the
hour, RELOCATING fish and goats to the rear.
All the young folk are cultivating the
latest poises in colored circles, and the
latest pas, mauvais ct bon that have caused
sensation In Darkeytown are to be re-
produced. Some of the ordinary scenes In
the Metropole ball room are comical
enough. for the falls that have been taken
on its highly polished floor are too numer-
Gus to be kept track of.
The new launch that Chris Ringsen has
been expecting for some time has arrived
She came down from San Francisco on the
last steamer and was brought over yester-
| day. So perfectly was she built that within
half an hour after she was put in the
water she was speeding up and down the
creek at San Pedro and not a bearing
heated. The launch is to be named the
Adelaide.
General A. w. Barrett chartered the
power boat Fleetwing yesterday for trip
around the island accompanied by his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Veize and Mrs. Rich
ardson. Camp Banning was reached in
time for lunch and after an hour or two
|
| turned around and run back a little way
to one of the Jewish grounds and the
lines put down. No Jewish were captured,
but eight yellowtail and six barracuda
| were in the fish box when Avalon was
reached.
The hotel at Eagle Nest was opened yes.
terday and will remain open during the
rest Of the season. This is the head.
quarters for goat hunters, and is one Of
the points reached by the stage.
| C. S. aGrfield was out with II. Allen yes
terday and made catch of nine yellowtai
and six barracuda. The fish were taken
on rod and reel.
L. Jacoby chartered the launch Santa
Ana yesterday for pleasure trip to Silver
Canyon. Six yellowtail and nine barra-
cuda were caught on the trip
| Colonel w. Young and family were out
| for short time in the afternoon and made
| a mixed catch of one seabass, two yellow
| tail and six barracuda.
| The yellowtail are just beginning to run
and from now on it is expected that they
| will be brought in by the score
| The gasoline yacht San Diego has re-
turned from San Pedro and has taken ur
her old anchorage
| VIII Garretson, the big Waterman, de-
| lights In joshing the uninitiated. and when
ever he is asked where his boat is, always
points to a young scow that is moored
| over by Sugar Loaf, and which Is generally
invisible on account of the sea gulls. big
Bill" gravely informs his Questioners thai
| that he has Just sent the crew aboard.
At the Hotels
| The Metropole-Mrs. P. Jams, II. JAMS
Miss Henrietta JAMS. Los Angeles; r. NJ
Smith, Tucson; ]. b. Wood, Riverside; s.
| C. Lines, Wilkesbarre, Pa; Mr. Piper and
wife, Memphis; G. Taylor and wife, Sac
| ramento; s. s. Schemes, New York; Mr..
and Mrs ]. M. Smith Porter, M. Smith
Chicago; Miss X. A. Phillips. Mrs. e. r
Horton Mrs. s. A. Floyd. II. s. Wilson
| Boston.
Island Villas. Gonzales. j. C. Little.
page, Los Angeles; Miss Albertson, ]. A
Green, Alhambra; f. C. Smith and wife
| Arizona.
Glenmore-H. C. Norris, J. P. Norris
Lordsburg; George King, Mrs. f. E
| Bridges Miss Bridges, Los Angeles; ]. R
Bigham and wife. Pomona; Mrs. w. w
Cummings, Nogales; J. II. Goodell, Oak
| land.
| Grand View-H. D. Scofleld and wife, N
w. Overhalser, Miss Annie Fischer, T.
Ewman and wife, f. w. Blackmar, w
| Blackmar, Los Angeles; DR.. G. NJ. Ruff
Chicago Miss Brown, Santa Monica; N.
w. Bloss, San Gabriel; J. McKinstry. Pas
adena; A. l.. Ross and wife, Miss G. Ross
Master Rugby Ross, Chattanooga, Tenn.