Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-06

pOoCu Vi MIS-. ". MUSE, 4lioo Lay, i1s
f. Slembeiger and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Norton.
Miss Charlotte Bennett is at the
hotel.
Miss Gertrude Foster, the handsome
leading lady of the Owl dramatic club,
passed the day at the beach.
Walter S. Hobbs smiled at the ladies
as they passed by.
Jesse Greer came all the way from San
Francisco to enjoy swim. .
Charley Solomon was on handas usuaf
and took ride on the tug.
Walter T. Harris was attired in his
new summer light suit.
E. B. Dukeman watched the waves
from the end of the wharf.
DR.. Dukeman never missed chance
to do the ladies courtesy.
w. L. Price was kept busy pointing
out the advantages of Redondo to sew
eral eastern friends.
w. w. Holcomb and J. E. Denning
were rewarded after fishing all day, by
purchasing "string" from a small boy.
l. B. Wood was all alone, but re-
turned with company.
A. M. Monsanto and Miss Ella Sens
Watched the vessels at distance from
the pier.
Ex-School Director Michael Whaling
wore a benevolent smile and straw
hat.
F.P. Bryand and his two daughters,
Bessie and Minnie, came up in the after
noon after sojourning at Redondo several
days.
Captain Marion of the Express and
w. B. Akey spent the most of their time
on the bath-house verandah.
Joseph Whomes paid for fish dinner
and round trip ticket.
Harry Chandler's big hat kept the sun
off his face.
James Murray and Miss May Kenney
perambulated under pretty parasol.
Mrs. w. w. Holcomb of Los Angeles,
Mrs. J. Lumazette and F. H. Oding of
Azusa were together all day.
Jesse Hardesty, accompanied by two
pretty ladies, were noticed among the
ti.rong.
H. K. Gibbs, wife and daughter took
in the big hotel.
Miss "Bee' Martin, OF Richmond, Va,
said she never saw more lovely place
in her life.
Miss Mona Reed. of Pittsburg, Pa, was
one of the handsomest young ladies on
the beach.
GcOTS6 w. OOOkc edW all tlldb WAS W
be seen, even the whale far out at sea.
Joy to see others in the water, but would
not take "dip" themselves.
Riverside was represented by G. 0.
Perrine and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F.
Gutsch.
W. P. Mcintosh threw off his thoughts
of Redlands and admired the Pelican as
she steamed out with her hundreds of
passengers.
Judge w. A. Ryan and his campaign
hat" were at Redondo, and attracted no
! little attention.
Captain W. H. Henry of San Fran
cisco took days rest from the cares of
| the electric road.
| Charley Huber looked sun burned,
but paid no attention to observers.
W, H. Caller smiled when he reached
the shore. A fish dinner was his OBJ
jective point.
L. S. Christian and wife surveyed the
town. They took in all the sights.
T. A. Healy and Mrs. Healy appeared
to have a good time in the surf.
Miss Mamie Crowley enjoyed rest
on the sands, and was protected by a
handsome escort.
Miss Birdie Wesson looked through
the big telescope as the Bonita steamed
out.
Miss Emma Anthony caught six
pound barracuda, but lost her hat in
the water.
S. Goldstein thought so cents cheap
rate to the beach and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesson had ride on
the tug Pelican, but got "salty" before
returning to land.
G. w. Connell escorted a handsome
young lady, but came near missing the
train.
S. B. Hall regretted he did not have
more HERALDs to dispose of.
The latest registered at Redondo hotel
are: E. Childs, E. G. Merrill and wife,
Redlands Mrs. Booth, Geo. E. Burial,
Frank +. Oster, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Hibbard, Cotton; Mrs. G. H. Wilson,
Santa Barbara; w. d. Holpin, w.
Boggs, Miss Lyons, San Bernardino /;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Freeman, Inglewood ;
G. Nelson, National City; G. D. Mings.
Puente; G. H. Scott, Riverside; Mr..
and Mrs. G. Meriand, E. H. Wester-
mann, ]. H. Courdes, Jr. st. Louis Mr..
and Mrs. James G. Scarborough, Santa
Ana; R. S. MacDougal, H. Chevallier,
Guaymas, Mex; William Brownfeld,
S. w. King, M. H. Ryan, Mrs. N. B.
Grasty, Miss Chaffee, Mrs. A. Rowland
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Cook
and child, Mrs. ]. B. Cook, Mrs. w. w.
Strohm, Miss Edith Strohm, Miss
Ella Strohm, j. E. Bleckman, Ed Tufts,
Mrs. T. King, w. o. Gilkey,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Childress, Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. H. Sessions, Major George H
Bonebrake, Thomas J. Carran, j. Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wubers, Mrs. Warner
R. Blaisdell, Ben Johnson, w. M. Cas-
well and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George 1
Lidgerwood. George 1. Lidgerwood, Jr.
R. L. Craig, T. f. Gibbon, G. L. 'Carrn
Mrs. E. Reasseau, w. D. Mitchell, E
H. Hutchinson and wife, Emil Kirch
rier, Miss Helen Lamson, G. H. Muir
phreys, G. A. Clark, H. G. Lichtenber
ger, P. F. Schumacher, F. Bennan, Miss
G. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Marischer
Mrs. Connolly, John Mulberry, Mr.. ant
Mrs. R. H. List, T. M. Eirenhart, Miss
G. Haughaniast, Los Angeles; D. Ras
niesser, San Gabriel; Mr.. and Mrs. E
W. Newhall, Masters A. M. and E. W
Newhall, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Baum, San Bernardino; G. H
Manu-, Ida Bryan, w. H. Alder, Mis-
Leone Alder, Redlands; M. D. Heop