Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-17
SANTA MONICA.
Good Catches of Fish-Musical Pro
gramme Today.

gramme Today.
Correspondence of the Herald.
Forsyth and Luce made the largest
catch of the season yesterday, catching
IS sea bass averaging over go pounds
each.
George Diegenhardt a crew not wish
ing to be outdone. caught over two hun
dred pounds Of Pompano, and the many
visitors to the beach will be able to
feast on the finest fnny beauties today.
M. S. Hewes and family, of Los
Angeles, are summHing here, having
taken the Milrea cottage on Nevada
avenue.
L. c. Westervelt, of Boyle Heights, is
here for few days.
w. G. McGregor is enjoying the brac-
ing sea breezes for few days.
The program for today's con cert is as
follows:
1.-March Seventh Regiment" . Cramer.
2.-Medley Little Rose Buds ...... Boettger:
3.-Watz "Plui DOR ............... Walteutel
4.-Cornet Duet kindred Souls" Levy.
PART H.
5-Ouverture "La Flanders Bouillion.
6.-"Seranade Espagnole" ........ Bousquet
S.-Gavotte Forget me Not ..,.......,. .Giese.
PART III.
9.-Selecti on Mariana wallace
1O.-spanish Song '.La Paloma" Missud
11-'Star Spangled Banner"
H. M. Reed, wife and two daughters
and Miss Laura Half of Pomona are
spending a few weeks on North Beach
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Far
rington.
The late arrivals at the Jackson
House are:
n. Whittlesey. NJ. J. Blaisdell, E. T.
James, w. G. McGregor, R. c. Martin,
R. Heamer, G. L. Thompson, H. L.
Pearson, w. G. McCoombs, E. 7. Sher
man, G. D. Watkins, R. P. Lowell, S. A.
family; Miss Julia Jardine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, Los Angeles !;
T. F. Ross and wife, Sacramento;
S. Movne, B. Moyne, Santa Ana;
o. H. Miller, A. S. Hubbard, Cheyenne /;
David Jones, Springfield, Ill;
Miss Lizzie Angels, st. Louis;
r. M. Kolb and family, Chicago;
ID. T. Williams and wife. Louisville;
James P. Harmer. H. P. Davies, James
McCouglan, R. D. Willis, San Francisco
A. w. Lohn is spending a few days
here enjoying the surf.
Rev. j. H. Phillips of the East Los
Angeles Congregational Church is taking
few days vacation here.
Judge Morgan and Abbott Kinney
left today on the morning train to
attend the Democratic state convention
at San Jose. Both gentlemen are for
Pond and hose to return with Pond
lily on their breasts.
Rev. w. H. Milburn lectured Thursday
evening at the opera house on what a
blindman saw in Paris, and proved con-
clusively that if he had not seen con-
siderably of the gayety and magnificent
buildings, he had at least made a
thorough study of the French people
and of the Partisan in particular. The
gifted orator held his audience for over
an hour and half.
One of the finest polo games of the
season was played at the club grounds
last Wednesday, the various games
being holly contested from beginning to
finish. There were many brilliant and
charming plays. The playing OF Messrs.
Proctor, Woodhouse, Young and Garter
is deserving of mention. Many ladies
graced the game with their presence
Madame Modjeska took especial interest
in the sport. Mrs. Sicily, OF Riverside
who is summering here, gave an after
noon tea and served refreshments during
the game.
The record of the game is as follows :
Blacks.-J. B. Proctor, l goal: E. g.
Woodhouse, 5 goals; &. L. Waring, -
total, goals.
Whites.-W. H. Jardine, goal; w.
H. Young, 2 goals; R. P. Carter, goal ;
J. Machiel, =
The next game will be played on Sat-
urday.
At South Beach the crowd was remark.
ably large and everyone seemed hent on
getting the maximum of pleasure out o.
the days outing.