Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-27

an overcoat, while they told crowd OF
friends about warm weather.
Miss Jennie Green passed the day
here.
DIR. Carson, Tom Rowan and H. d.
La Motto were enjoying life under the
shadow of the Arcadia.
Rev. Mr.. Jones of San Bernardino
mingled with the multitude.
E. E. Sorabje was one of the repre-
sentatives from the east side.
j. M. johnson, chief clerk of the rail-
way mail service, came down from The
Palms.
G. E. Roberts was in it for several
hours.
John Moriarity, Editor A. J. Robert
son and J. X. Chalmers put in the best
part of the day at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Griffiths were at
the beach.
Miss Lucy Mesmer was delighted with
the attractions of Santa Monica.
The Misses Crawley and Misses Loomis
were observed on the beach.
Seventy-two cars, crowded to their ut
most capacity, were used to bring down
the multitude.
George Suits was taken sick with
nervous prostration this morning while
driving the delivery wagon of his
brother, E. d. Suits, of the Pioneer
market. The attending physicians hope
to soon have him out again.
Messrs. Adams & Scott, the genial
clerks of the Arcadia, had the sign out
at the office, Saturday afternoon, stand
ing room only"
Every room in town had its occupant
Saturday and yesterday, and numbers
>ol I'D f1
Mr.. and Mrs. Muchmore are delight
fully situated at the Arcadia for few
days.
The genial Colonel Wells and thu in
defatigable story teller, Charles Monroe,
are keeping cool here and entertaining
hosts of friends.
Colonel Frederick Stanford came down
Saturday and stayed over Sunday, at the
Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Robbins, of San
Gabriel, are keeping cool at Hotel
Arcadia for few days.
George Atwood was seen plotting
handsome San Francisco young lady to
the raft. She delighted the multitude
in front of the Arcadia bath house by
many feats of expert swimming.
Capt. Cummings and Major B. w.
Kenney took in the beach and the surf
took them in.
]. j. Winston, the insurance man,
was on deck early.
John Bryson, Sr., made the trip, as he
usually does every Sunday.
Ed. Tufts looked radiant in white
flannel costume. The girls said it was
too pretty for anything.
Joe Barker is spending the summer at
the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Unger enjoyed the day
at the beach.
The two dromios, DR.. Wernigk and Su-
preme Clerk Aahmore, were seen stroll
ing on the beach.
Miss Maud McFadden is voted one of
the prettiest girls at the beach this sea-
son. tA
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Newmark were
seen enjoying life at the Arcadia.
Miss Cherry Ewing leaves today for
her home in Santa Barbara, after spend
ing delightful two weeks at the beach.
Mrs. Bevan is enjoying seaside life in
a cottage.
Attorney Ryan made himself agree
able as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kahn spent the
day at Santa Monica.
Miss de Hart, who is spending the
summer here, is very popular.
John Schumacher says that Santa
Monica is the boss place.
Miss Jennie Bell looked pretty in a
coquettish summer costume.
Bill McGregor had a good time as
usual. His swimming captured the fair
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Mr.. joyce, the Union Pacific man, is
the champion swimmer among herail-
road boys.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Rowland, of Po-
mona, is at the beach with his mother
and brother Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loop basked in
the sunshine on the. sand.
d. l.. Burks, the state champion BIZ
cyclist, took dip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Browne put in the
day at the seaside.
Colonel G. Wiley Wells is enjoying the
gayeties of the beach.
R. Heinsch will have to desert the
beach today for his run through the
desert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preuss are still rusti-
eating at the beach.
V. Vezzette, the manager of Fred
Harvey's eating houses on the Santa Fe,
took in the beach. o
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the Pacific.
William Lowell, ex-councilmar, came
down to cool off.
N. Strassburger took observations
from the club house.
Miss Tillie Klein was noticed strolling
on the sands.
General Mathews and his brother en-
joyed swim.
H. L. Dunton and ]. L. Thompson
were among the visitors.
Officers Mcclure and Leverich spent
the day here.
Miss Bessie Lewis was at the beach.
Harry Schlee, railroad man from The
Needles, was in the swim. q
Clifford Thompson appeared radiant
in an outing costume.
A. Leewald and Miss Eva Greenbaum
were seen promenading on the beach.
Major Horace Bell was observed on
the beach.
Commander Shinn and family passed
the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellery and fam
lily spent the day at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hassen and
James Hassen were at the seashore.
G. G. Dodge was seen floating on the
waves.
B. H. Bush, the ieweler, was among
the crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Fitzhenry passed