Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-08

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in the surf.
Mrs. Spear escorted merry party Of
holiday seekers.
Miss Bessie Granger was visitor to
the seaside.
George Parker, DR.. Radebaugh of Pas
adena and Mr.. Kingsley spent the day
at the popular seaside resort.
Officer Hensley showed his svmmetri-
cal proportions to advantage in bath
ing suit.
Sam Kerson, the young coal king, was
seen in the water.
Ex-Councilman Frankenfield and Mai.
Jones discussed politics on the beach.
Charles Wright of Spadra was on deck.
w. I. Mclean cooled off at Santa
Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Polaski appreciated
the sea breeze to such an extent that
they leased cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benchley came down on
the early train.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burt of San Ber-
nardino were noticed on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. @. Fordham were
among the visitors yesterday.
George Reed enjoyed sniff of the
sea breeze, and returned home happy.
A. I. Rowand of Pittsburg was fairly
captured with Santa Monica.
Fred Clegg and Calvin Foy were seen
on the beach.
R. B. Young and family put in the
day at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Unger passed delight
full day.
J. Ii. King and his young heir came
down to cool off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Preuss visited Santa
Monica yesterday.
Miss Foy appeared to enjoy the merry
scenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eddy were among
the visitors.
w. B. Dunning, the manager of the
Chicago Clothing company, was the best
dressed man on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Siegel and family
passed pleasant day ON the sands.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brink were noticed
among the visitors.
Lawyer Jaynes was on deck with a
camera.
A lady from the Crocker block buried
herself in the sand. 1t was afterwards
ascertained that she had on black
dress with the modern shirt front.
The Denker family spent the day at
the seaside.
Andy McNally and John Skinner
talked politics to their hearts content.
J. S. Salkey and w. G. Scoield were
at Santa Monica with their best girls.
Doc. Kennedy displayed his elegant
form in an attenuated bathing suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baer, Mrs. Clay
burgh and Miss Hannah Clayburgh
formed jolly party.
Bob Hamilton was everywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seyler and
Charles Seyler, Jr., luxuriated in the
sunshine.
A. H. Kissing, o. K. Cushing, j. A.
Lockwood, Frank Donnatin and j. HI.
Harrington, of the freight department.
of the Southern Pacific. strolled on the
beach, dressed in their best suits of
Clothes"
George Seymour appeared in an ice
cream suit "Isn't it just too sweet for
ANYTHING" remarked young lady as
the dashing George passed by.
J. M. Crawley took run down to the
place where all Los Angeles will 60 this
season.
Henry Dockweiler put in the day to
good advantage, as also did Dick Lacy.
Herman Baruch luxuriated between
the Arcadia and the beach.
Frank Oakley, of John Crawley's Of
fee, spent the day at Santa Monica.
Malcolm Frazer was there with his
best girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lehman, Mr..
and Mrs. Gridley, Mr.. Doud and Gile
Hall of San Diego formed a jolly party.
DR.. and Mrs. Michener OF Pasadena
were noticed on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stone watched the
young folks enjoy themselves.
The following registered at the st.
James George r. Flint, James Lamer-
aux, 0. o. Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. Lapham,
7. E. Brown, J. A. Goudie, ]. w. Lowe
and wife, Los Angeles Mrs. D. l.. Cof-
man, Ranchito; Miss Nellie Elliott,
Kansas A. Thomas, San Francisco; B.
F. Rector, Bakersfield; Frank H. Ad-
ans, Wall Lake, Iowa; John S. French,
Placena.
Judge Campbell put in the day at the
beach.
Richard Hewitt came down on the first
train.
Captain Ragland was seen mingling
with the crowd.
Miss George Soils looked very sweet
in deliciously cool-looking gown.
Billy Llewellyn escorted Miss Maswell,
while his brother Reece did the honors
with Miss Moore.
John Gray, the lightning operator of
Mr.. Crawley's Office, mingled with the
throng.
Mr.. Stats, one of the four hundred
of Pasadena, spent the day at Santa
Monica.
John King, L. f. Webber and Harry
Bell were seen strolliDg on the sands.
Mrs. w. H. Oswald enjoyed the sea
breeze for several hours.
John Bryson, Sr., was noticed at santa
Monica.
Harry Jackins looked radiant in new
summer suit.
Charles Fisher and family took in the
opening.
Miss Gertie Graham, Miss Norman
Robinson, A. L. Corlett and Mr.. Dun
kelberger had several group photographs
taken. Miss Robinson and Miss Gra-
ham were both attired in pretty summer
costumes.
G. w. Fixon and Henry Steer at
tended the opening of the season.
T. J. Carran went in bathing.
Captain Barrett smoked 25-cent cigars
on the beach.
]. F. McElheney appeared to enjoy
life by the seaside.
John E. Jackson, R. M. Thompson, O.