Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-02
SANTA MoNIcANETTES.
Sea Side News Notes and Gossip.
A High Tide.


Correspondence of the HERALD.
Meme Bros band tomorrow will give
one of their famous open-air concerts
on the esplanade.
The polo club play on their grounds
at half-past 2. The game will be well
worth witnessing by any lover OF out
door sports.
Mrs. H. B. Wartrous and family are
occupying one of the new cottages built
by Mr.. L. Chase, of Pomona, and G. P.
McLain with his family the other.
The weather is very bracing and the
evenings particularly fine, the young
people taking advantage of them to en-
JOY straw rides, and many parties may
be seen any evening out for frollc,
generally winding up with dance.
On Thursday evening the campers on
the beach were wet down by an extra
ordinarily high tide. The water did not
come high enough to do much other
damage than to wet floors and bedding.
1t did good sanitary work IN thoroughly
cleaning the sand.
The beach is occupied from the ninety
nine steps to the old Bernard wharf,
and daily campers are taking up loca-
tions at both the north and south
points; it now looks as if by the 18th
instant the sands from the old canon to
Ballona would be continuously dotted
with tents and cottages of the summer
dwellers here. The bluff on the south
side is equally full of cottages, and all
the hotels and lodging-houses are occu-
pied.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Wiswell and the
Misses Alice and Helen Wiswell make
this portion of the beach their home.
j. Roach, Fred Kempin and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd, B. Tanta, Miss M.
Slotterbeck, Mrs. H. M. Good and fam
lily, Miss Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Maloon,
Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Brandt, Mr. Luebert, Mrs. Olive Richey,
Miss Nellie Richey, Mrs. H. Sanborn and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Porter
and family, Mr.. j: F. Holbrook and fam
lily, Mrs. George Basserman, Miss Katie
Basserman, Miss George Basserman,
Mrs. Kate Applehagen, Mrs J. A. Rice
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Slotterbeck
Jr., Mrs. E. Smith and family Mrs. H.
]. Stevenson and family, S. S. Reeves
and family Mrs. M. c. Cover, Miss M.
L. Cover, Miss H. F. Cover, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Rogers, Miss Nellie Nichols,
Miss Corine Nichols, Mrs. K. L. Downey,
Misses Matte and Carrie Adams, Mr.. G.
L. Proffitt and family, Mr.. E. E. Amick
and family, Miss S. F. Stevenson, Miss
Rippil, and Miss Newhart enjoy life on
north beach.
Among the late arrivals on south
beach and bluff are: Mr.. w. R. Light
and charming daughter in DR.. Hast
ings's cottage, Mrs. P. M. Scott, Mrs.
Will Wright, Miss Pearl Duke in Mrs.
DIR. Owens's cottage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Horner, M. Lewis in tent near
the wharf, F. j. Moll and family, E. H.
Tunison and family on the beach, Mrs.
H. w. Beecher in her cosy home near
the plunge, J. A. Connors and family on
the beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Clark,
w. 0. Merithew. Mrs. A. Rolfe and
family are tenting near the old wharf,
and about half way between the two
wharves are jolly group of Germans,
consisting of Messrs. Yoth, Hanlon,
Schubert, Merz, Schwarz, DR.. Glaser,
Keeler and their families.
North beach is also full to overflow
ing, the following being the late ar
rivals: Mrs. John Meade and family,
Miss Nellie Nash and Miss Sadie Pop
plewell, Miss A. Hester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buhler, Mrs. Alvoid and granddaughter
Mrs. H. M. Arbuckle and daughter, Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. John Spence,
Monrovia; Miss M. James, Miss L.
Keale, Alhambra; Mrs. M. E. Marshall
and daughter, Rosedale; Mrs. Aikman
and daughter, Azusa; Mr.. H. Puck and
family, Miss Holtenberg and Miss Jo-
hansen.
j. Haight and J. f. Dumphy are
camped on this portion of the beach.
Captain Whittley's yacht Kywe has
been cruising around the bay for several
days. j. G. H.
August 1st.