Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Santa Monica.


Captain William T. Collier enjoyed
the day in the city by the sea.
Frank Foy, of San Bernardino, is
summering with his uncle, S. G. Foy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Linsel and Mrs. F.
Schield are enjoying life on the beach.
Major Horace Bell and wife, and Miss
Jennie Bell and DR.. Dukeman enjoyed
the day here.
Miss Jenny Lockay and Lizzie
Bryson, of Los Angeles, are Willing
away the heated term.
The charming Mrs. A. G. Ogilvie, of
Alhambra, is delightfully."- situated in
this portion of the beach, where she
passes the summer.
The Polo Club played an exhibition
game Wednesday afternoon at their
grounds, which was hotly contested from
start to finish. They play on Saturday
again.
Miss Effie Bradley and Nellie tNewby,
prominent young ladies of Ventura, are
visiting their uncle, Thos. j. Newby,
with whom they intend to spend the
summer.
The weather is all that could be ex
.pected, and those who visit the beach
now enjoy the pleasures OF life itself.
Thermometer at noon today was 72
degrees.
In one cottage there is a perfect
galaxy of bright and intelligent ladies
in Mrs. T. P. Kiefer and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. G, Shaw, Mrs. Bodman and son,
Miss Morgan, of Los Angeles, Mrs. G.
w. Beirne, Denver, Col, and Miss A. E.
Keel, Duarte.
Mrs. E. P. Chalfant, Mrs. H. M. Thomp-
son and family and Mrs. Aikman, of
Azusa, are here, and in Mrs. L. G. Hay
wards cottage there are the following
Angelenos, who are enjoying the luxury
of a summer by the sea; Mrs. E. G.
Chalfant and family, Mrs. Deemer, F.
H. Sherwood and Miss Maggie Weitzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan gave progressive
hearts party at the casino Tuesday
evening. Miss Carson won the first
prize for the ladies, and Mr.. Franks for
the gentlemen. There were about forty
present, and it proved to be one of the
most delightful card parties of the sea-
son.
North beach presents at present the
appearance of a little village by the sea,
with it's many tents and cottages, and
various places of business. There are
charming maids, wives and widows,
and mothers-in-law by the score.
Among them are Mr. and Mrs. L. Levy.
Mrs. H. Elting, who is stopping with
them, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Glashoof,
and Miss Diamond, their guest.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Hotel
Arcadia were as follows: H. H. Nabor,
Los Angeles; Mrs. M. H. Colby, Miss
P. S. Colby, Petaluma; Miss M: A.
Colby, Los Angeles; Mrs. Smith, Miss
Smith, San Francisco; Mrs. T. Rhodes,
T.. A. Grant, H. G. Wilmer, j. M. Wit
.mer, Los Angeles; G. A. Levy, Inyo
county; A. Haas and family, Los An
geles Percy Beamish and wife, San
Francisco; Miss E. Finch, W. E. Dunn,
Los Angeles; P. Noble, San Francisco ;
N Naebour, G. E. Nestor, Los Angeles.
Today's session at the summer school
was extremely interesting, and the au-
dience was very attentive and apprecia-
tive. Prof. Dickinson spoke On the best
methods of teaching the science OF
chemistry, stating that no branch OF
natural science can be studied from a
s book, and that experiments are indis-
pensable to clear idea of the
subject. Several simple illustrations
were given. Mrs. Rice spoke of modu-
aated drill. Prof. Dickinson gave Sec
ond lesson upon minerals. Prof. Mon.
roe will be present on Friday and will
remain until the close of the work.