Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-14
SANTA MONICA

Great preparations are being made to
make the outdoor attractions, such as
polo, cricket, tennis, etc, more attract
i've this year than ever before. The
Southern California Polo association,
which gives its annual series OF games
here In the summer season, has been
strengthened by several new members,
who are said to be players OF recognized
ability when ever they appear, and the
gentlemen in charge look forward to
series OF brilliant games this season,
the first of the series OF which will
take place shortly. In tennis circles
great preparations are already being
made to make the tournament OF '9l
the most brilliant in the annals OF the
game in Southern California. While X.
p. Carter and his sister, Miss May Car
ter, will be greatly missed, they having
sailed ior merry England, the local
celebrities are fast getting into excellent
form, and will be able to cope with the
best.
From present indications we will have
several cricket matches here during the
season, and negotiations will be started
imm mediately to arrange for game with
the Frisco eleven when they come south.
The reference in yesterdays HERALD
to the baggageman crept into the col
umns by mistake, and your correspond
ent takes this opportunity of making
amends by stating that all the train
men, conductors, brake. express mes
sengers, give complete satisfaction.
Victor r. Hopf, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Hopf, returned Thursday evening af-
ter an absence of about nine months.
He will probably stay here during the
summer, and then go to Santa Barbara
where he will embark in business.
Mrs. Whitney, of Pittsburg, registered
at the Casino.
l.. F. Riley and family, Patoka, Ind,
J. j. Craig and family, Colema, Texas,
Benz. James, Vincennis, Ind, have en-
gagged quarters at the st. James for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Forester, of
Lansing. Mich, spent the day here.
Today's arrivals at the Arcadia are
John Bryson, Sr., Anna X. Jarman, DR..
Leila Latta, w. O. Randolph, f. H.
Dugan, Lion Schmidt, Los Angeles X.
M. Painter. San Francisco; |. M. Monck
and wife, Denver, Colo.
The recent arrivals at the Lawrence
house are r. X. Baily, St. Louis; Mrs.
S. Rogers, Miss M. Rogers, Washing
ton, ID. c.; Miss E. Judd, Mrs. ID. X.
McNaughton, Mrs. Louisa McNaughton,
Detroit; Mrs. George Pentice, Middle
ton, CT; S. H. Heller, Mrs. j. M. Taw-
ney, Mrs. W. L. Hobbs, Mrs. Corey,
Mrs. H. E. POLAND, Miss Van Allen,
Los Angeles.
~ L IT,a1 10 oc,rrn r,f
Nebraska, and party, spent the day
here.
Professor Ludlow and family, Mrs.
Loeb and Charles Brode and family, of
Los Angeles, have engaged rooms at the
Brehun villa for the summer.
Mrs. G. N. Hasson and son, Master
Hasson, enjoyed the day here.
John Bryson was seen lowering around
his new block, which is rapidly arriving
at completion.
Mrs. j. Montgomery, OF Los Angeles,
is enjoying the sea air at the Lawrence
house.
Arrangements have been made where
by 81. G. Beville, the popular proprietor
of the Depot stables, will handle the
baggage on the trains and Arcadia.
The second open air concert OF the
season will take place today Sunday,
when Dave Douglass and his excellent
band promise to give us an unusually
attractive programme. 1t will undoubt-
edly be a concert worth travelling many
miles to hear.
Professor Rowell informed your cor
respondent that the arrangements for
the summer school here are progressing
finely, and that large gathering of
pedagogues will be present when the
same opens. They have added several
new features to this summers course,
which will undoubtedly prove attractive
and instructive ones.
Sidney Robinson and family have
the Steele cottage on Second street for
the season.
Mrs. L. G. Haywood has taken posses
sion of her North Reach home.
Johnnie Summerfeld was the recipient
OF serenade the other evening, when
Messrs. Saunders and Buster and the
Misses Ruddv and TOlkman were the