Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-03
Notes Gathered by the Sea at
Santa Monica.
Items of Interest From the
Town of Pomona.
Gossip Picked Up Round About the
University.
Happenings That Were Worthy of Note
in Each of the Above Places.
Personal Mention.

The old Spanish maxim reads
"Blessed is the land that the sun shines
on" which proved to be absolutely trut
Sunday here, for the warm, bright, sun
shiny day brought multitude to ou
shore, who enjoyed themselves as only
Americans can when on pleasure bent
The trains were crowded, and as fast az
the people could leave the same they
dispersedsto the various resorts on the
beach and in town. The crowd formed
picturesque groups ON the beach, and
the many bathers enjoyed the warm
embrace of mother ocean.
G. w. Kintz opened the plunge, when
Mrs. Chas. A. Bell, who was master of
ceremonies, exclaimed, "Fellowbathers,
plunge" at which the agile swimmers
present obeyed the command.
The hot saltwater baths were very
much in vogue all day, and the music
on the esplanade was fine, as it always is.
In the throng that strolled on the
beach and esplanade, rolled ten-pins in
the alley, sported in the surf or amused
themselves in thousand and one ways,
were noticed: S: G. ,Foy, Judge H. M.
Smith, Joe Mullaly, Charles W..
-
Maxwell and family, Chas. A. Bell and
wife, F. E. Nash of the 7imes-Inder of
San Bernardino, Henry Geise, Colonel
L. H. Marshall, wife and child, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Spear, Brother Ackeman, R.
A. Marshall; Deputies Ray, Brady and
Darcy, of the sherif7s office; G. w.
Turngate, of the San Gabriel valley
Andrew McNally, Andrew Geiger,
Charlie Schroeder and Miss Hargett, ].
B. Binford and Miss O'Brien, T. E.
Rowan, I. D. Mott, G. l.. Fisher;
Messrs. Hewbasch and Dirksmeyer, with
their families; G. E. Donohue, r.
Stewart, Miss Dollie Haginbaugh, John
Gaffey, James Winston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay, S. 7. Sutherland, David Conner,
Will0ughby Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Last and Frank Smith.
Saturday, Mrs. M. A. Jones, the
mother of Senator Jones, celebrated her
eighty-eighth birthday. Mrs. Fremont
was among her guests. 1t was re-
markable coincidence, it being Mrs.
Fremont's birthday also. Mrs. Jones re-
ceived congratulatory kilograms from
both hemispheres.
Mr.. Church, master mechanic OF the
Los Angeles & Pacific road, with Mr..
J. J. Parmlee of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, spent Saturday here and stated
to your correspondent that the new road
would be running by July 4th.
Misses Jennie and Katie Mccarthy,
spent Sunday as the guests Of their
sister, Mrs, D, Moriarity.
The young people OF the town gave a
hop Saturday night at the Arcadia
which was a most enjoyable affair.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs f. J. Vawter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Tierney, Albert Meyers and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. O. T. Tullis, Misses Hergett,
French, Dunn, Hodges, Nelson, Walton,
Middleton, William Hart, Doctors Lind
sey and Placer, j. Dunn, Bert Van
Allen, Claude Scheckles, Court Scoll, H.
G. Beville, Archie Johnson and Frank
Jones.
The wedding ceremony of Miss Agnes
Collins to X. r. Summerfield took place
Sunday afternoon, at the residence of
the brides mother, Mrs. X. Collins, on
Utah avenue, Rev. Father Howe Off
ciating. The many friends present
wished the young couple joyous life.
The bride received many elegant pres
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Redell are spend
ing a few days with friends on the
beach.
Several Los Angeles detectives COM
pIeted arrangements to keep close
watch on the sure-shot gamblers who
are liable to infest the beach, and will
make it warm for them if they attempt
to ply their vocation here.
The warm, bright sunshiny days are
filling up the cottages here with their
summer occupants. j. q. ii.
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