Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-20
.vored Santa Monica with their pres

noticed among the beachites.
Mr.. Dunn, the deputy city attorney,
came down to cool of.
Mr.. Elias Cohn escorted Miss Rein
stein.
Miss Alice De Hart enjoyed the surf
bathing.
Miss Dora Stephens spent a pleasant
afternoon at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feintuch and Mr..
Baruch were noticed on the beach.
Henry Wilson went down with the
thousands.
]. Mclean had good time and will
be on deck next Sunday.
H. Siegel and family took in Santa
Monica as usual.
Charles Entler went down for several
hours sea breeze.
Colonel Hewitt patronized his own
road.
Harry Frazer discoursed on the merits
OF the automatic air brake.
Charles Solomon danced baby on his
knee for several hours.
I. A. Sepulveda was a,visitor.
S. G. Tuthill displayed his swimming
ability at the tank.
Miss Mabel Morgan basked in the
sunshine on the sand.
Mr.. Roeder, Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
Anna Roeder visited Santa Monica.
The ladies will spend several weeks
there.
F. w. Huggins, F. R. Smith and W.
w. Whitehead appreciated the luxuries
that Santa Monica furnishes.
Ex-Councilman Humphries enjoyed
the day in his usual quiet way.
s. X. Lindley, the real estate man,
and Frank Kelsey passed the day at the
seaside.
Mrs. Ferner and family spent the day
at Santa Monica.
The Denker family are still at this
beach,,
Louis Lichtenberger, Jr., put in day
at the seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers were among
the visitors.
Oscar Ragland, Jim Fogarty, Bert
Seymour, B. Fernald, Ed Phnis and A.
P. Church made several conquests.
The Penelope was noticed off Santa
Monica.
Miss Cherry Ewing was delighted with
her outing.
Mrs. Lichtenberger is spending a few
weeks at Santa Monica.
Frank Schumacher, Herman Lichten-
berger and George Kuhrts came down
for sniff of ozone.
w. H. Patton and W. H. Hancock
thought there was quite difference be-
tween the temperature at Santa Monica
and their home at The Needles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordlinger and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Polaski spent the afternoon on
the beach.
Officer Mcclure and Miss Lewis put
in pleasant day.
F. B. Manchester did not miss the op-
portunity to take dip in the ocean.
Cal Foy and Joe Barker were seen
together.
A. L. Corlette, of Wells Fargo, was at
the seaside.
AL Moody, a conductor from The
Needles, was taking in the gaieties of
seaside life.
G. H. Ward was seen in his new sum-
mer attire.
William P. Bowen, superintendent of
mail at the postoffice, enjoyed dip in
the briny.
w. H. Douthat was seen, accompanied
by charming lady friend.
j. Reichert and Miss Rose Dietrich
promenaded the beach.
Judge Mckinley, DIR. Rodgers and
John Kingsley paid Santa Monica visit
yesterday.
Miss Potts enjoyed swim.
Miss Valiant was noticed on the
beach.
Deputy County Recorder Parker es-
corted two charming ladies.
Miss Anna Suits spent the day to her
satisfaction.
Messrs. Havens and Ingersoll of the
National Guards were down for swim.
Charles Eaton sat on the beach and
looked contented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Entler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Horn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Walsh were seen at Santa Mon
lea.
Judge Lucien Shaw was at Santa
Monica.
Arthur splettstoesser wrote his name
on the sands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle are spending the
summer at Santa Monica.
Miss M. T. Harner of San Francisco
enjoyed life at Santa Monica.
G. Mcfarland, w. M. Mathews, S. V.
Du Bois, A. R. Street, Charles Bell,
Colonel w. F. Griggs, G. M. Campbell,
George P. McLain, w. M. Short, Len
Jacoby, A. w. Leist, Frank A. Bradshaw,
Joshua Birdsall and F. L. Binford putin
the day at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sorabje were
among the visitors from the east side.
John Moriarity, A. F. Cockins, G. D.
Black, ]. ]. White, F. G. Potter, Robert
w. McGregor, ]. S. Rowland, S.
Wolfsteln and James Meade were no.
ticed on the cars bound for Santa
Monica.
Judge Fuentes of Tia Juana, DR.. Nc
Coy of Pasadena, G. G. Dodge and S. G.
Foy visited the popular seaside resort
yesterday.
Angus Boyd entertained several
friends.
Ben Ward, Minot Ward and w. R. E.
Ward were seen at the shore.
Herman Morris and family iunched at
the beach.
DIR. J. H. Kennedy is spending his
vacation at Santa Monica.
J. G. Carpenter, R. M. Thompson,
Charles B. Hayden and A. Wilson each
put mp half dollar to pass the day at
Santa Monica.
The railroad men, J. w. Adams,
Springer, Mosely and Porter discussed
the latest cuts on the different roads.
Mrs. Colonel O'Bryan and Mrs. Stanlie
were at Santa Monica yesterday.
Yesterday the arrivals at the Arcadia
were: w. Fl. English, w, LOndoner,