Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-12
SANTA MONICA.
How Sunday Was Passed by the
ssSad Sea Waves',-SOcial Notes.

How Sunday Was Passed by the
ssSad Sea Waves''-SOcial Notes.
The counter attractions of the Knights
Templar conclave at San Diego, and the
camp at San Pedro, naturally had charms
for good many Sunday pleasure-seek'
ers, but there were still plenty left to
make Santa Monica look about as ami
mated as is usual on the Sabbaths
throughout the season. Every room in
town was taken the night before by those
anxious to enjoy to the full extent the
holiday from Saturday to Monday, and
at an early hour this morning the throng
of bathers began to pour into the suit
dispensing establishments. The early
trains were all crowded on both the
Southern Pacific and the Los Angeles
and Pacific roads, and by noon several
thousand people were enjoying the cool
ing breezes that poured in from Mother
| Ocean.
There was as usual free open-air en-
| tertainment on North Beach during the
course of the afternoon, Senior Marinzo
and his troupe of acrobats giving some
lively trapeze and horizontal bar per
formances. The Santa Monica band &C.
cupied the stand outside the Ellis
shades, and gave a selection of music
which was greatly appreciated by the
promenaders and loungers on the sands.
At o. clock the crowd began to thin, and
wonted appearance.
Everyone who participated says that
the dance at the Arcadia last night was
the best 80 far this season, this being
due to the fact that the house is now
| ual HIla1 of hn foilottnd 0f thn
ladies' were very brilliant, and as a social
most representative that could have been
given. Among the many present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Platter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Requa, Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth, Mrs.
Northam, Mrs. Briggs, Miss Mary Ban
ming, Miss Lily Briggs, Miss Maud
Northam, Miss Waddilove, Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Robinson, Miss Heinzeman, Miss
Requa, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Stern, Judge
and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coakley, Miss Hanley, Mr..
and Mrs. Quigley, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs.
w. D. Foster, Miss Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Foster, DR.. ]. H. Uttley and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Hobbs, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lacey, Mrs. Doria Jones, Miss Costera
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Sey-
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Salkey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woollacott, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vawter, Mrs. Gorham,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Buck
ney, DR.. Tyler Wilcox, Lieutenant j. j.
Meyler, j. j. Hawley, G. E. Hawley, r.
P. Adams, j. Witter, A. Harvey, @. L.
Utoff and Roy Jones.
The swimming match the other night
! from North Beach has created good
deal of rivalry here, and has resulted in
a challenge from North Beach to swim
the best man on South Beach for $500.
Prof. A. Sundstrom, of the Los Angeles
natatorium was down today trying to ar
range contest, which in all probability
will be arranged.
Among the many arrivals at the Ar
cadia and on the sands today were E. B
Richardson. Mrs. r. f. Rose Mrs. S. r
Michaels, Miss A. M. M:chaels, Theo
Summerland and wife, o. o. Trantum
and wife, u. s. Wright, G. F. Stro
bridge, Mrs. Macdonald, G. M. Har.
court, W. G. Miller, A. G. Arms, L. A
Harris. J. D. Longstreet, S. Hearns
Eugene Maxwell, Mrs. Ricky, Miss Per
cival, G. Gilbert and wife, Mrs. Ward
s. E. Coombs, w. j. johnson, w. O.
Montgomery and wife, w. G. Kurtz
Jr., j. G. Willmon, R. M. Adams, A
Jacoby, Jas. Slauson, w. S. Waters, j. E
Cork, J. G. Robinson, II. j. Stuart
@. Downing j. B, Fay and wife, j. G
Allyn, E. G. Stowell and wife. j. r
,, Millar, A. T. Harvey, j. s. Salkey, q
G. L. Arnold, E. X. Lindsey, DR.. E. G
Buell., DR.. E. G. Manning, J. Reeves, F
E. Emerson, Jas. Irving, D. Desmond
L. Sesurin, Hy. Dockweiler, Lieutenan
Clay, l. II. Polk, W. II. Knill, l.. e
Mosher and wife, Bob. Hamilton, R. Nc
Nally, F. Rusk. Chief Moriarty, II. Bell
F. Smith, Mrs. Mohler, F. Cox, and L
+ FL. Gormley.
Mr.. O. B. Scott, one of the proprietor
OF the Arcadia, was gladdened this morn
ing by the addition of fine boy to hi
; family.
8 Major Wham, u. S. A., who had charg'
; of the treasure stolen in Arizona. arrived
D at the Arcadia today, in company witt
: Marshal Meade.
d District Attorney Frank Cox of Phoenix
: Arizona, is here on visit.
:. Messrs. Winslow and Vawter have jus
received another choice addition to thei
: stock Of groceries. Fl.
! Arpvrt 1880