Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-18
SANTA MONICA

Thermometer today at noon, 70. 1t
has not varied over two degrees for the
past week.
Five coach loads of people came down
on the first train and as many more
coaches came down on the following
trains.
Professor Starr Jordan, president of
of the Stanford university, last evening
delivered most entertaining lecture on
the Ascent and DescentIof the Matter
horn before a fairly large audience,
which should and would be far lager
were he to lecture here again.
George E. Jefreys, J. E. Gordain,
Jersey City. N. j.; Miss Henderson,
Mrs. Walters, New York David S. Jor-
don, Palo Alto.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen OF the east side
are occupying his south-side cottage.
Mrs. s. K. Root and daughter of Los
Angeles are listening to the music of the
waves here for the summer.
The reservoir I mentioned yesterday,
at the home, will contain l2O 200, 900
gallons instead of 10000.
Captain A. M. Thornton, the newly
appointed treasurer of the Soldiers
home, took possession OF the Office to-
day. He has not yet appointed his
clerk, but if a change is made Santa
Monlcans most decidedly desire our
townsman, T. A. Lewis, who is an efficient
man.
Lord Nelson was seen perambulating
the pavilion with lady friend.
Captain G. E. Toms and family are
occupying their seaside home on their
south side.
DR.. Manning and family are here for
the season in the La Mar cottage, on
the south side.
Bunker Blythe and family, of Downey,
are more than pleased with their South
Beach quarters. where they will spend
the summer. t+ ~
H. w. Stoll and family, of Los An
geles, are spending the summer in the
North Beach home.
Messrs. Wells and Cushman and their
families, OF Los Angeles, arrived yester-
day and have taken quarters on the
south side for the season.
Hon. T. E. Rowan and HID. La Motto
spent yesterday here. combining busi-
ness with pleasure.
Judge and Mrs. James S. Robinson, OF
Los Angeles, are delightfully."- situated
here, having taken apartments with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Newby, OF Second
street.
A. Ellis and family, Of Los Angeles,
are at the Rustic cottage, on the south
side.
Mrs. E. D. Suits and family returned
home from their visit to the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Jones, of
Inyo county. Mrs. Suits brought them
hon hnr 70 hn Iar
of the season.
S. Stoll and family are enjoying the
| sea air on the south side.
| Arcadia arrivals today are David S.
Coleman and wife, Master Harry Cole
man. Miss Irene Coleman, Sacramento ;
r. R. Boynton, Riverside; Colonel A.
Campbell johnson, Garvanza; Joe N.
Kowalsky, San Francisco Miss Mary f..
Smell, Oakland; S. P. Mulford, H. E..
East, J. w. Scott, S. G. Hubert, Mrs.
| G. Boyce, Mrs. HI. M. Hamilton, Miss
G.. Johnson, Miss H. Chapman, Miss
E. Blaisdel, Mrs. John Hamilton, E. E.
Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Reinhart, Judge
Campbell, Los Angeles.
The executive committee OF the South
ern California Lawn Tennis association
met here last evening, and decided to
hold the forthcoming tournament here
at the Casino courts, the same begin
ming on the 31st of August and continu-
ing for week. The board of directors
have ordered two new courts to be con-
structed and one of the old ones en-
larged and relaid, thus making the
tennis accommodations here superior to
elsewhere in Southern California. The
board also donated $3.50 toward the
prize fund, which has already assumed
handsome proportions. The tournament
will undoubtedly be the. naost brilliant
on record. &C. H.