Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-10
Santa Monica.

Correspondence of the HERALD.
The thermometer at noon today regis
tered 67 deg. in the shade.
Denis Madigan's yacht Alert is back
again after short trip to Catalina.
Miss Elmira Starr left ON the morning
train to pay visit to her aunt, Mrs. ID.
Brundage, of Los Angeles.
Miss Matte Truman, of Los Angeles,
is spending the summer here as the
guest OF Mrs. w. d. Fuller, of north
beach.
Mr.. w. O. Bellam, vice-president of
the new California Fertilizing Company,
is spending few days at the Davenport
cottage.
The local Democrats will hold their
primary on the 10Th inst. for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to the county
convention.
J.J Maxey, an orange-grower OF the
Vernon district of Los Angeles, is spend
ing week on north beach with his es-
timable wife.
The managers of the north beach have
commenced a registry OF summer visi-
tors, which sojourners can consult and
find their friends.
The summer guests still continue to
flock to our shore, and each day finds
the population of the beach and town
increased by several new families on
pleasure bent
Mrs. w. D. Fuller, of Los Angeles, for
merlv proprietress of the Hotel Alosta,
has rented cottage on north beach for
the benefit of the health of her daugh-
ter. who is suffering from nervous dis
order
On Thursday last Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Ackers, of New York, who are occupying
Mr.. Robinson's cottage for the summer,
gave an evening party at the casino, at
which about thirty OF their friends as
sembled.
Mr.. H. T. Linsel, wealthy Chicago
capitalist, who has made Los Angeles his
home for several years past, accompanied
bv his wife and Mrs. Shields and two
BOYS, have rented cottage on north
beach, where he will spend the summer
and dispense the hospitality for which
he is famous in his eastern home.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany with its usual thoughtfulness for
the comfort of it's patrons has laid a
large quantity of gravel in the vicinity of
the depot, in order to prevent the disa-
greeable dust which has hitherto been
such discomfort to visitors. The gravel
was rolled today and the depot presents
a much more pleasant and clean appear
anee than has been the case for some
time past.
At the Casino there was only one va
cant room today. The tennis court has
been put in magnificent condition, no
expense or time having been spared to
make it equal to the best in the state,
and large number Of players may be
seen practicing daily for the tournament,
which will take place next month.
Among those who are stopping at this
beautiful summer residence are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Brayton, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
r.. d. Patterson, of Los Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Gressett, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Winslow and Miss Brooks, OF An
aheim.
The recent arrivals at the Lawrence
house are Mesdames Reed, Palmer and
Youmans. of Pasadena; Mesdames M.
Kershaw, w. P. Bowen, F. Moss, s.
Hass, s. III. Matthay, Edward Griffith,
u. E. Randell, Grace Brown, Ferdinand
Gottschalk and wife, +. L. Matthay, Mr..
and Mrs. Craven Crane, H. ]. Rudisill
and wife, John Hall and lady, Mr.. Nor
ris and lady, A. M. Peak, Miss A. Smith,
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Bird, Miss Randell,
g. M. Steen, Los Angeles; Rev. George