Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-29

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lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Schallert spent the
day at the seaside.
w. f. Whitaker acted the gallant
with several ladies.
j. r. Burns looked bewildering in a
suit of the latest cut.
A. M. Jones, the crack cricketer, took
a plunge into the ocean.
w. A. Ryan made himself agreeable
to several ladies on the sand.
Deputy County Clerk j. j. O'Neill
looked happy and contented.
Frank Capitaine displayed his portly
form in a variegated costume.
Street Superintende and Mrs. Hutch
inson were among the visitors.
Myer Siegel was the cynosure OF all
eyes in blue and white blazer.
w. H. Crane and family were de-
lighted with their days outing.
Clerk Wassman came down especially
to enjoy a lunch in the pavilion.
Lawyer Williams discussed legal mat
ters with several other lawyers.
Frank w. Sabichi escorted his sister
and the Misses Auld, of Honolulu.
Major Toler discoursed about the
need of big hotel for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Sutherland en-
loved few hours at Santa Monica.
r. A. Perry, William Jeffries and f.
w. Chase mingled with the throng.
N. Tobias looked resplendent in a
pale blue suit. 1t caught the beach.
Miss .Dagmar Holtz and G.. Linden
field were seen strolling on the beach.
Mrs. Stanley, Miss Sutton and Miss
Lottie McRhee spent delightful day.
Miss Myrtle Crane was one of the most
intrepid Of the swimmers at the beach.
w. d. Mitchell showed Miss Dean, of
Denver, the breakers of Santa Monica.
Malone Joyce displayed his symmetri-
cal form in an attenuated bathing suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Siegel and family
were on the beach yesterday afternoon.
Rudolph Heinsch captured the crowd
with his bathing suit. 1t was blue and
white.
J.P. Hart, L. A. Bethel, T. n. Cow
ney, of Pittsburg, appear to enjoy them
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stoll, Mrs. Maggie
Stoll and Miss Stoll enjoyed the days
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Glowner enjoyed
their first outing at Santa Monica yes
terday.
Lee Mcconnell threw aside the cares
of real estate deals and went to Santa
Monica. &ta6
Fred w. Littlefeld and w. F. Meal.
lister came down from the Needles to
get cool. Ep
George G. Seymour carried off the
trophy. His new suit was simply ire
sistible.
A. M. Seaver,. one of County Clerk
Wards Office deputies, spent the day ON
the beach.
w. Nordholdt, w. Cook and E. Ger
son were espied on the beach during the
afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. O'Melveny and
safe distance.
Harris and Dukeman did the beach.
Their recent loss by fire did not appear
to worry them.
Mesdames Hart, Dodd, Dowse, Hutch
inson, Mccall and McGinnis, formed
pleasant party.
Miss Addie Boehme, recent semi
nary graduate, looked charming in O
cardinal dress.
DR.. Ainsworth gained fame by the
expert manner in which he jumped on
a moving train.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Broadbent of the
Isle of Wight were visitors at Santa
Monica yesterday.
The Misses Bloch, of San Francisco,
were introduced to the delights of Santa
Monica by S. Gerson.
Captain Mackay was down with his
son and daughter. The little
ones enjoyed the outing.
William NJ. Lenine, prominent New
York horseman, put in day at Santa
Monica to his satisfaction.
Miss Mamie Castel, of Santa Barbara,
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. PARCEL put in a
delightful day by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berch, of North Ontario,
were shown the intricacies of seaside
life by the Llewellyn boys.
A. G. Judson, of the army headquar-
ters, took in the beach alone. Mrs. j.
is in Watertown, New York. ar
Frank Walker, J. L. Ehey, AL. Haw.
thorne, Schoield, Wannup watched the
bathers for couple of hours.
Miss Viola Norviel, Frank Reynolds,
William Norviel, w. Haynes and Mr..
were at the beach.
I Constable Clements, Emil Harris,
Harry ~ ohnson and Officer Mcclure
were observed at Santa Monica.
@. A. Patterson, Cal Hunter and Col.
j. r. Russell, were among those who
came down for sniff of the sea air.
Miss Winnie Connor, Miss Nellie Con-
nor, Miss Mamie Sullivan and Miss
Nellie Mead enjoyed dip in the briny.
Among we'll known business men at
the seashore were Eugene German,
Charles Last, S. Grant and Joe New
bauer.
Sanford johnson received the con-
gratulations of his friends upon owning
the fastest double team in Southern Cal
ifornia.
Major and Mrs. Richard Dwyer, Miss
Beatrice Dwyer and Master Dwyer of
San Francisco are delighted with Santa
Miss Grace Kingsley and Miss Mar
guerite Potts were among the few ladies
enough to wander out in the
breakers.
Percy Schumacher, Ed Tufts and Her
man Lichtenberger went in for a swim
together. The latter took in his cane
with him.