Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-18
SANTA MONICA.
Pleasant Days Still Hold the Crowd at
the Beach.

! ICaSaAI Lays SbAiA AAOia tAC SiOWd ~
the Beach.
Bathing, fishing and hunting are ex-
cellent, and INDUCED in by many of our
residents and guests, while excursions
to the various cailons and adjacent
mountains are OF frequent occurrence.
The recent arrivals at the Jackson
house are E. F. Buck, John w. Mclean,
Advance, Ind, Mrs. Eugenia Gray and
son, Mrs. E. j. Bailey, Compton Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Fabinz and son, S. A.
Stewart, George g. Barr, San Bernar-
dino; Mrs. Ada Johnson, Pasadena; H.
U. Leland, Santa Clara; F. j. Kennard,
]. NJ. Orr, Riverside J. G. Richardson,
S. H. Cvnnor, Joe Guion, j. Mcclure,
w. A. Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Willhart-
itz, w. F. Dobbins, Mrs. Lucy Brown,
John McGuinesse, Stephen Mann, DIR.
E. A. Cailhol, Los Angeles; j. Shearer,
Lancaster; Gabriel CHM, S.B. Hageman,
w. Tompkins, w. B. Rees, Thornton,
Ind. G.. H. Deacon, Lebanon, Ind.
Miss Anna Sand, of Sacramento, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. H..
Manning for the past month, returned
home yesterday.
A large number OF our citizens took
advantage of the late train to attand the
Pond and Del Vale demonstration to-
night. The ticket, from top to bottom,
gives universal satisfaction here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Newly cele-
brated the fifth anniversary OF their we'd
ding yesterday by short visit to San
Pedro, Catalina and other points of in
terest on the coast.
The Rev. A. S. Dobbs gave three ex-
cellent lectures here during the week,
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terian church.
ranch, who has been visiting friends in
San Francisco, returned home yester-
day. Mr.. Linton during the ladies'
absence consoled himself with Watts
poems.
DR.. McCoyof Pasadena, who has been
summering here, returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopp are enjoying a
vacation at San Diego.
H. Brook OF the Times staff, who has
been enjoying a weeks vacation with
his family on North Beach, returned
home Monday
The firemans ball has been postponed
to Friday evening.
The Spanish population celebrated
the anniversary of Mexican indepen-
dence here. The ceremonies began by
ball in the cannon Monday evening, and
next day they had a barbecue and many
Spanish games and pastimes, in which
their skillful horsemanship was the
principal feature.
Monday there were four interesting run
ming races, given under the auspices of
the Southern California Polo club, on
the South Santa Monica course. Many
ladies graced the grounds, the attend
ance being unusually large. The first
race was a quarter-mile dash between
Young's Marquiss and Jardine's Pinkey,
Marquiss winning easily. The second
was also quarter-mile race between
Warnings Rats and Proctor's Cigarett;
time 261a. The third event was a half
mile dash between Warnings Rats, Proc
tors Cigarett, Haigh's Topsey, R. P.
Carter's Pepita, Woodhouse's Miss
Jumny, and Young's Marquiss,
which was won by Marquiss, Pepita
second, and Topsey close third almost
a tie for second place. The last race
was quarter dash between Jardive's
Pinkey, Haigh's Topsey, and Wood
houses Miss Juminy, which was easily
won by Pinkey.
Miss Nellie Fuchia of Pasadena is
enjoying the charms of Santa Monica
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
The first of series of three lectures,
to be delivered by the Rev. A. S. Dobbs,
of New York, was given before large
and interesting audience at the Presby-
terian church Monday evening. The
subject: Egypt. or the land of the Pha-
raohs. The second one was delivered
last night, entitled: A thousand miles
on camel's back. The lecturer is a
very able talker, interesting his audi
ence from beginning to end. The sub
jects are illustrated by maps, charts,
oriental costumes, etc. Tonight the last
one will be delivered, and none should
fail to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drumming and
family, after very pleasant month
| here, have returned home.
The programme for Sunday is as fol-
lows:
Part 1.-Overture, "Fiddler of St.
WAIST" Ar. Reeves; Medley, Little
Rosebuds," Boetger; Waltz, Baden
Baden" Bousquet; Danza Mexicana,
Crosses and Thorns," Lange.
Part 2.-Overture, "Jolly Robbers, A."
suppe; Fantasia, "Musical Soiree," !"
Bousquet; Selection, "Faust," G0nod !;
Tura Solo, "Alice, Where Art Thou?"
Asche.
Part 3.-Selection, "Attila," Verdi /;
Fantasia, "Recollections of the Opera, "
Boyer; Paraphrase, "Wie Schoen Bist
Du," Nesvadbar; Finale, "The British
Patrol" Asche.