Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
REDONDO.

l1dsG evening tue guostS VI tuc ne
dondo hotel amused themselves in vari-
GUS ways. Groups Of ladies and gentle
men sat on the long verandas, laughing
and joking, while others strolled on the
beach and promenades, the sound Of
their merry voices making music in the
air. The breezes were warm and balmy,
and the evening delightful one. In
doors party of gentlemen sat smoking
fragrant Havanas, deeply interested in
q scientific game of whist, oblivious OF
all surroundings. But perhaps the mer-
riest of the merry was large party OF
children congregated in the ball room,
and under the dir rection of two of
Redondo's loveliest young ladies were
playing all kinds OF jolly games, much
to their delight.
day evening the members of Capt. Geo.
by the sweetest strains of music ear ever
Was it dream of some enchanted land
strains of which blended with the MUIR
hu4knk VI bhC 6uu 5Cf1 W0tC6y I16b C6ubCQ
such delicious harmony? No; it was a
after the evenings festivities, had kind
ly gone up on the hill and favored the
residents with some of his most beauti-
ful selections.
Mrs r. j. Northam and daughter,
Miss Maud Northam, are spending some
time at the Redondo hotel.
Are M KsD~,oor o-l Mscc
Kingman, of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
Miss Fowler, of Hartford, Conn.,, ar
rived Yesterday for several days. stay at
the hotel.
Miss Landy, of Nova Scotia, is one OF
the late arrivals at the big hotel.
G.. A. Minor, of San Francisco, is reg
istered at the Redondo, and says there
L. T. Crane. of Marysville, is taking
an outing at the beach.
Among the many late arrivals at the
Redondo hotel are: J. H.. Keifer and
son, 1. N. Van Nuys, w. S. Edwards,
Miss Maud johnson, Miss Jennie Wal.
rath, Miss ALA Hickey, Mrs. j. B.
Wachtel and three children, Los An
geles; Mrs. A. H. Award, Orange; Miss
Jennie Burton, Anaheim; George F.
Ferrie, Pomona; Miss Ethel F. Faulk-
ner, Charles Faulkner, Chico; Abby
Clark. Pasadena; o. M. Fetter, San
Jose; G. w. Carlton, Mrs. James Tenner,
San Francisco.
The day at Redondo yesterday was as
beautiful and as free from marring Incl
dent as usual. The thermometer plac-
idly registered 70 degrees or thereabouts
nv, q hnfol ov,1 ho
bers hocked to the bath house and frol-
licked IN the waves.
r. q. Lunt left the hotel porch yester-
day to attend to some business in town.
Councilman Nickel spent the day at
the beach yesterday.
y. NJ. Reach was a prominent visitor
at the hotel yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Smith of San Fran
cisco, were other recent guests at the
hotel.
The usual Saturday evening entertain
ment at the hotel tonight will be an en-
tirely novel affair, as minstrel troupe,
composed of the walters in the dining
room, are to provide music and enter
tainment.
Rev. Parkhill was among the other
uotables on the beach yesterday.
Two OF the best swimmers in the surf
yesterday were Misses Rena and Alice
Parkhurst, of New York City, who are
paying Redondo short visit.
The steamer Jewel is rapidly unload
ing her immense cargo of ties for the
Terminal railroad. She arrived on
Wednesday night.
The three-master, Webfoot, with q
full load Of lumber. is lying at mooring
awaiting chance to unload at the
wharf.
The steamer Corona with fifty-three
passengers and no tons of freight for
this point from San Francisco, landed
on Thursday.
Seventeen hundred pounds of fish
were sent up to Los Angeles from this
point Yesterday. HUTCH.