Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
SANTA MONICA.

MISS confer has taken possession of
her South Beach home.
Miss Mattise is occupying one of the
Pernhof cottages on the south side.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Clayburn, OF Po.
mona, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Smith.
G. S. De Garmo is spending few
days here in the South Beach home.
Miss Kiely has rented the Sabichi
bath house, near the old San Bernard
wharf, and will look after the interests OF
the bathers at that end of the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kearns, of River
side, are registered at the Arcadia, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Rodgers, OF San
Diego, are registered at the Arcadia.
Mr.. Rodgers is one of the prominent
citizens OF San Diego, and is enjoying
his vacation travelling about Southern
! California.
| Today's arrivals at the Arcadia are :
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Childs, Jr., Doctor
and Mrs. McGowan, Mrs H. B. Marion
ex-Sheriff Martin G.. Aguirre, Mr.. and
! Mrs. S. A. Wilmot, George p. Allen, j.
| w. Scott, Los Angeles; Doctor and Mrs
j. Martin. Clearwater; Mrs. Charles
Mcfarland and Miss Cochran, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; w. p. McAllester, Needles.
The members of the new bicycle club
at Los Angeles will make the trip from
! Los Angeles to santa Monica on the
Fourth, when the boys intend to beat
the best record for the distance.
Uncle John Fischer has purchased lot
Al, block s8, and lot L. block 32, East
Santa Monica.
/ On the evening of July Sd the firemen
will give their grand annual ball. The
management of our popular hotel, the
Arcadia, has granted the boys the use
of the ballroom, and will furnish the
dancers with supper.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their regular monthly
dime social on the 10th inst, when the
Rev. d. D. Hill of Pasadena will give
his lecture on That Boy. The ladies
have also provided for good music and
refreshments.
Herman Morris, the indefatigable
rustler of the Sud Post, Los Angeles
spent the day here ON business and
taking notes.
The Arcadia management keep right
along in their march of Improvements,
and not satisfied with the many they
have already inaugurated, they have be-
gun on the bathing establishment,
which any one not critic would con-
slider well nigh perfect, having added
many new rooms and suits OF the most
approved pattern and quslity. Verify
their push and progress is extremely
gratifying to the entire community, and
they deserve the harvest they will sure
ly reap.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Shrede, newly
married couple from Duarte, are enjoy
ing blissful honeymoon at the st.
James, which goes to prove their good
sense in selecting the city by the sea, for
if there is one particular class of people
we dote on it is brides.
Mike Curran, of fire department lame,
thought that because he understood
quenching the fiery element he could
manage the restless pillows and started
to go out yesterday in fisherman
skiff. When he reached the first wave
the boat was emptied of its living
freight and Mike was a sadder but
wiser man. The way his pedal extremi-
ties padded the water would make a
swimming expert turn green with envy
| 1t did convulse the onlookers with
laughter. Square yourself, Mike, and
we will not put the picture we have in
Sundays issue.
Gustave Miller, who will manage the
Griminger pavilion this season, will
open the same Saturday by giving a
grand ball there in the evening. He has
completed arrangements to give ball
every Sunday.
Jack Hutch, an old time engineer, is
visiting his friends, Curran and Sweeney,
on the beach.
Mrs. George E. Wearn. accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. l.. E. Collins, are
enjoying week here.