Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-16
DOWN BY THE SEA.
THE EDITORS ENJOY THEMSELVES
AT REDoNDO BEACH.
The Members Of the Association Have a
Pleasant Day-Entertained Last Even
ing by President Craig.

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day, by invitation Of Captain George j.
Ainsworth, and lunched at the Redondo
hotel. Never did the large dining hall
look, more beautiful, being profusely
decorated with flowers. The long tables
were a bed of smilax and carnations.
The association was called to order at
the collation. by President Craig,and the
toasts responded to are as follows:
First, toast to the host, Captain Aims
worth, by DR.. Booth; then Mayor Haz-
ard responded to toast to
Redondo, speaking OF the great
beauty and natural advantages OF
the place and predicting for it a
brilliant future. The. next was toast
to Southern California by Judge Mar
shall, of Burbank, and then q toast to
the ladies', by Mr.. Fisher, of Santa Mon
ica, this being highly appreciated.
Captain Ainsworth was then called on,
and cordially thanked the association
for accepting the invitation to visit Re-
dondo and for their many compliments
to the Redondo hotel. After lunch all
repaired to the dancing hall, where they
danced till train time, and on their de-
parture wished the day could have been
longer
The following registered at the hotel
today: S. A. Drummond, Lancaster Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Bell, Los Angeles; r. G.
Curran, Nordhoff; Hattie Baker, Santa
Monica; James p. Booth and Miss
of Los Angeles; G. M. Heintz, Los An
~:
Minnie Baker. Santa Ana; Mr.. and Mrs.
scipio Craig, Redlands; Frank J. Over,
Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Fisher,
Santa Monica; Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Hogabrom, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Z. A. Kimball, Coronado; Jas. Full
lerton, Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Marshall, Burbank; Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
House OF Redondo; Mr.. and Mrs. S. o.
Adams of Chicago; Miss M. Stone, Bur-
bank; Mayor and Mrs. Hazard, Los An
geles; Herb G. Foster, South Riverside;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ferguson, Fresno;
Mrs.. M. f. Hart, Long Beach Geo. w.
Sweesy, Rialto; Mr.. and Mrs. G. I.
Hanly, Los Angeles.
The members OF the association re-
assembled in the parlor at the Hotel
Nadeau, at 80 o'clock last evening, in
response To- an invitation issued by the
new president, Mr.. Scipio Craig, and
there they were rejoined by Mayor H.
T. Hazard and his charming wife.
After an informal reception, which
lasted about an hour, the whole party,
consisting OF about thirty couples, was
ushered into the dining room, where a
sumptuous banquet was served. The
following is list OF the guests who par
took Ofsthe evenings festivities:
Hon. Henry T. Hazard and Mrs.
Hazard; Scipio Craig and wife, Red
lands Citrograph F. III. Head and
daughter, Elsinore News; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T. Fisher, Santa Monica Outlook;
James Fullerton, Orange News: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Hogaboom, Sunday World;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bell, Los Angeles
Porcupine; c.. j. McDivitt, Santa Paula
Chronicle; Will G. Bailey, Cotton News
d. M. and Misses Minnie and Hattie
Baker, Santa Ana Standard; G. H.
Eberle, Downey Champion H. McPhee,
Murietta Valley Union; Fl. G. Foster,
South Riverside Bee; Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Drummond, Antelope Valley Times
DR.. Booth aud Miss Alice Booth, Nee
dies Bazoo; Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. A. Kim
ball, Coronado Mercury; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Hanly, Los Angeles
Star; Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. House,
Redondo Beach Compass; r. G.
Curran, Ojai Valley Recurrent;
E. johnson, Westminster Tribune; Mr..
and Mre. r. A. Marshall, Burbank
Times; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Dyer,
Citizen, Los Angeles; Geo. p. Tebbetts,
Santa Barbara Independent; Mr.. end
Mrs. J. w. Ferguson, Fresno Expositor;
Mrs. Mumm, San Jacinto Register; G.
NJ IJ1s,~ III II II IL y
Californian; Geo. F. Kernaghan; r. Fl.
and Miss Emma G. Young, The Great
Southwest; DIR. s. Bowers, Ventura
Free Press; Mrs. M. E. Hart, Pacific
Monthly; j. w. Harvey, Monrovia Mes
senger; John w. Jeffries, Azusa Pomo-
tropic; j. H. Blanchard, California
Voice; G. III. Smith and T. J. Hammer.
Los Angeles Hotel Gazette; HI. Kuchel.
Anaheim Gazette; and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
0. Adams, Chicago.
Mayor Hazard, to whom was accorded
the post of honor, as master of ceremo-
nies, or toast-master, made character
istic speech in proposing the toast of
Our Host, Scipio Craig, OF the Redlands
Citrograph, which was responded by
Mr.. R. A. Marshall, OF the Burbank
Times, in terms befitting the occasion,
DR.. j. p. Booth, the The Needles
Bazoo, in responding to the toast of The
Border Press, proved himself to be a
humorist of no mean caliber, his speech
provoking roars Of laughter from his au-
dience.
Mr.. J. w. Ferguson, OF the Fresno
Expositor, responded to the toast of
Pioneer Journalism, in an eloquent
manner.
The Local Press was responded to by
Mr.. J.. E. Bennett, of the Evening Ex-
press, who took advantage Of the occa-
sion to recall to the minds Of the editors
the responsibilities resting upon the
shoulders of their reporters, and the
mutual dependence existing between
employer and employee. His speech
was received with marked approval by
all present.
Mr.. s. A. Drummond, Of the Antelope
Valley Times, in response to the toast,
The Undeveloped Part Of the Country
The Happy Hunting Grounds Of Days
Gone By, called attention to the remark
able development Of the northern part
Of this county during the past few years,
and especially that part Of it known as
Antelope valley.
The Incoming Administration was re-
eponded to by Mr.. H. n. Osborne, Of the
Evening Express, who had just returned
from Sacramento, after attending the
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