Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-11
SANTA MONICA.
Notes and Personals Gathered at the
Seashore.

Notes and Personals Gathered at the
Seashore.
Correspondence of the HERALD
G. H. Thompson, of Boyle Heights, is
here for week enjoying the bathing
and our various other attractions.
Mrs. w. j. King and her two charm
ing daughters have taken possession of
their cottage on the bluff at Santa
Monica.
Mrs. N M. Cobb, Mrs. Clara Cossett,
Miss Clara Cossett, Miss Taner Nc
Carter are all enjoying the seaside at
Mrs. Cobb's cottage on south beach.
Captain Thorn, the genial ex-mayor,
and family, are now in their summer
home on the bluff, in South Santa Mon
lea, where they will spend the season.
Mrs. VIM. w. Weller had successful
operation performed on her eyes yester-
day by DR.. Darling, of Los Angeles. The
lady has suffered for some time, but is
now relieved.
The depot grounds are completed, and
it is the finest piece ofwork in the place.
R. Whaling, the section boss who has
had it in charge, is the most popular
man within a radius of twenty miles,
and justly deserves it. The company
will place couple of goose-necks and
drinking fountains for those who visit
the shore.
The thermometer today at noon was
Y degrees. The bathing was more than
fine and the breeze refreshing. Quite a
number of Angelei1os came down, and
the beach presented all day lively ap-
pearance. Among those who enjoyed
the day here were noticed Major and
Mrs. Horace Bell, Father J. Adams, Of
the cathedral, F. Kerkow, Chief of Po-
lice Glass.
Colonel G. R. Morehead, president of
the State National Bank and United
States Depository of Ell Paso, Texas, is
spending a week here with his family,
who are occupying one of the Russell
cottages on Third street, for the sum-
mer. The colonel, who is a most genial
gentleman and one of the most respected
citizens of Ell Paso, is very much
pleased with our city by the sea.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Hotel
Arcadia were as follows: Geo. H. Nourse
and wife, Fresno; Mrs. Graves, Mrs.
Blinn, G. j. Shepherd, Los Angeles; B.
B. Wright, Riverside; Chas. M. Bake
well, Berkeley, CAL; HI. G. Wilmer,
John Lowell, Mrs. G. G. Longley, F. H.
Baylins, Los Angeles; F.. J. Vawter,
Santa Monica; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Milius,
Sacramento; Mrs. H. P. Hastings, Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. B. Wether-
bee, Boston, Mass. A. B. Yates, Lynn,
Mass. R. L. Yocum, Salt Lake City.
The recent arrivals at the Boehme
block are: Mr.. and Mrs. Winston, Pasa-
dena; Judge Nelson, Minnesota Fred
Fleishman and wife, Tucson, Ariz. l.
Fleishman, Deming, N. NJ. Miss Eta
Howard, Mana Mcleod, H. N. Elliott,
M. S. Tyler and wife, F. w. Kingle, Los
Angeles; Joseph Michler, San Bernar-
dino. At the Milwaukee house: G. H.
Flood, H: Griffith, John Griffin, Mrs.
Jeandeville, Mrs. f. S. Evans, Miss
Ruth G. Evans, f. Barry, J. Poland,
Mr.. Sanders and wife, w. P. Palmore,
A. H. OPEL, R. E. More, w. E. Dysarte,
Los Angeles; j. p. Woodward, Escon-
dido; G. R. Miller, Kansas City; Mrs.
G. Morton, Pasadena f.; Earnest Montague
and wife, Kansas City.
The Polo Club will give novel enter
tainment on Saturday next called a
paper chase. Two of the participants, a
lady and gentleman, will represent the
hares, and the others will pursue, try
ing to catch them. A handsome prize
awaits the first lady. The meet will
start at 2:30 p. IN. at their grounds,
Eighth-street park. All will be mounted
on good horses, and there will be much
fun and excitement for the spectators.
J. G. H.
Santa Monica, July 10. 1890.