Arizona republican., 1905-09-02
ARIZONIANS ABROAD
Ths Long Beach Picnic a Flattering
Success.

Word comes from Los Angeles that
the Arizona picnic at Long Beach on
the 30tn was a most brilliant success.
and all present enjoyed a delightful
time. There were IT'S or 200 Arizona
people at Long Beach that day and the
greater number of them ate luncheon
together in tina pavilion, while all affili-
ated in the gathering. Probably half a
hundred mad other engagements at the
luncheon hour or chose to withdraw in
to their private parties. but most OF
them stayed with the herd"
Beside the dinner there was no set
program. 1t was merely arranged as Z
novelty TO see how many OF the home
folks could be rounded up on snort no.
tice in a foreign land. and the purpose
of the occasion was Tor everyone 10
shake hands and then cut loose and en-
joy himself. It was so much of sue
cess that there is no doubt the Arizona
picnic at Long Beach will hereafter be
an annual festival and will be better
advertised and more generally an
nOunced. The recent gathering by no
means included all the Arizonians In
the vicinity, but only those who had
seen the announcement within the
preceding two or three days and came
without personal invitation.
Tia amusements of the day were the
same as those of every day at the
beach, only the Arizonians were more
in evidence. One special feature was
an aquatic exhibition of Arizona mid
gets. A number of Arizona dwarfs. IN
Guiding NJ. J. GaIpin, c. T. Hirst Dan
Goodin and John r. Norton, took the
big slide for life all in a bunch in the
swimming pool, with the result that
there was a tidal wave over the lower
benches when they reached the brin-.
1t would be impossible to give a list
Of all VINO were in attendance at the
reunion, but a correspondent of The
Republican submits the following as
partial list of those who participated
In the luncheon in the pavilion. II is
as nearly complete as could be secured
without having been previously ar
ranged for:
Rev. Lapsley a. McAfee, Mr. and
MrD c. T. Hirst. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Norton and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hughes. Mr. and
Mrs. N. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs G. H
GOOdin, Cora Goodin, MI and Mrs N
Gof. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Galpin. DR.. w
L. Woodruff, NJ. z. Clanton. Mr. and
Mrs. w H. South, Flossfe South. J. !.
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Kurtz. Miss
Floy Kurtz, DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Norton
and children, Mrs. ]. Coulter Wright.
Nellie a. Wright, Minnie :. Wright. y.
J. Hertel, Mrs. Charles DeMund Nfr-.
Mary ]. Flaherty and daughter Monica.
Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Wiley. Mae Wiley.
N. z. Clanton and wife. Fl. A Morgan.
e. NJ. Curtis, w. B. Hime daugh, DR.. and
Mrs. Battin. Maud L. BawIey. Earl
Hawley, A c. Gaylord, Mary Gaylord.
A. Q. Gaylord, Jr.. Mrs. II. A. Gillum.
Miss Prudence Gulum. Mrs. z. Mar
shall. Coleman Baker. Mrs. F. NJ
Mosher. Miss Agnes Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. a. Roberts. w. w. Perry Mrs.
William Matthie. MIs. T. K. Elvey Z.
n. GoodIn, Mrs. NJ. &. Goodin. Mrs. w
7. Woods, ST., Mrs Edna Jones, Mrs.
Edith Brooks Baxter and daughter
Helen Brooks Baxter Rev and Mrs.
Preston Mckinney. Dwight Mckinney.
Ruth Pillsbury, Mrs. A. j. Edwards.
Persis Edwards and May Owen Ed
wards. Georgia Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs
Sims Ely. Miss Helen Ely, Miss Ethel
Eaton. Bert Fine and wife, Will Nor
rell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Holmes,
William Mowry Holmes, Mrs. Ralph
Chaplain, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Woolf.
Mrs. Martha Fitzpatrick, Miss Dora
Vestal, Mrs. D. NJ. Purman, Frank
Vault, Miss Rose Vault. Mrs. and Miss
Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Mcneil,
Dominick Donofrio, r. L. Long.