Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
CORONADO BEACH
The Scene Further Eniiyenea ny the
Presence of tne Military.

Coronado, Aug. 10. Especial CORE
| spondence of The Republican,. l..
| Van Ornum, who has charge of the en-
gineering department of the Washing
ton university. St Louis, is at Tent City
with his family
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goodman, of Cincin-
| natl. are among Coronado hotel ar
rivals
A most responsive audience was that
which greeted the Tent City and Sew
enth regiment bands on the occasion OF
their combination concert on Wednes-
day evening. Every number was receiv-
| ed by the splendid audience present
with emphatic marks of approval.
L. Jacobs. Bermuda, British West In
| dies, is visitor at Tent City.
F. P. Converse, manager of Ramona
| Tent Village. accompanied by his wife
are making "a sojourn during this
month.
j. C. Graves. ticket agent of the San
to F'e, Los Angeles, together with his
family. are here for respite.
| Miss Mary f. Mcmahon. q prominent
teacher in the Omaha. city schools. was
| a visitor on Wednesday.
| The military ball at Hotel del Cor
onado or Wednesday evening under
| the auspices of Company r of the San
Diego barracks. and complimentary tn
| the officers and men of the Seventh
regiment. was a most delightful social
| function. There being $50 couples pres
| ent. Col. John r. Berry and staff and
| the various officers of the Seventh reg! :
| ment We're present, together with Co.
b officers, and a large number of Tent
City and Coronado people, in all about
1900 people.
c. F. Carlson. wife and mother, OF
Riverside. are al Tent City. and will
| remain until September 1st.
Miss Alice Whitney and Mrs. Helen
Griffith, of Riverside, are expected in
the near future.
J. NJ. Parker. of Riverside, is in San
Diego, and will spend two weeks in that
place and in Tent City.
c. c. Van Fleet, of Riverside, is San
Diegan visitor.
Excursion agent Thill has taken fully
500 people to La Jolla during the past
ten days.
Excursion Agent Ellsworth, also re-
ports a large patronage at Point Iona,
his tallyhos being loaded every day
with tourists.
\ salute of eleven guns announced
the arrival of General Last yesterday
on his visit of inspection, and he was
accorded great attention by officers and
men of the Seventh regiment. After
making a thorough inspection of all
departments of the camp, he compli-
mented Col. Berry upon the satisfac
tory condition in which he found the
regiment, and showed his appreciation
of the commissary department by ac-
cepting and invitation to dine. In the
afternoon, instead of the regular dress
parade he reviewed the regiment on
parade grounds.
Responding to an invitation by Col.
Wedges, of Fort Rosecrans, the regi-
ment attended the wall scaling eXhi-
bition at the fort yesterday, and We're
lavish in their praise of the evolutions
performed in the drill presented.
The officers of camp today are Capt.
Gazzalo. officer of the day; Lieut.. I'm
derwood, senior officer of the guard:
Lieut.. Pedley, junior officer of the
guard.
Mrs. John r. Berry gives recep-
ton to mothers. wives and sweethearts
of the visiting officers of the regiment
at her tent on Friday afternoon.
Col. Choate. brigade surgeon, is in
camp for short professional visit.
Accompanying Gen. Last on his tour
of inspection are Capt. c. NJ. Baker, of
the generals staff; Capt. H. L. Jack
son. L. 6. A, recruiting officer, Los An
geles; and Sergeant w. F. Nordholt.