Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-24

taste displayed by Mrs. DR.. Owens, Miss
Waddilove, Mrs. Hugh Glassell, Miss
Hough, of Washington, D. c., Miss Kate
Frink, of Chicago, Ill. Miss Violet Trues-
dell, Mrs. Otheman A. Stevens, Miss
Flossie Kimball, III. &. Baldwin, Marco
Hellman and Clint Foxley, of Chicago,
who so ably assisted Professor Kramer.
B. F. Hall. the HERALD's agent, was
unablesto supply the demand for the
HERALD yesterday. One hundred extra
copies were ordered but not one was to
be had after ten o'clock.
j. H. Humphrey, of the HERALD, got
his feet wet.
BEACH PERSONALS.
County Superintendent OF Schools w.
w. Seamans and City Superintendent
of Schools Friesner were both visitors at
Redondo.
Captain w. w. Healy, OF New York,
and his family of five were at the beach
yesterday.
Burdette Chandler finds time enough
to desert his oil business for day and
spend that day at Redondo.
The genial face OF Frank Cherry has
become such an accustomed sight at the
big hotel that it will be sadly missed
when he deserts the beach for the fall
business.
Mrs. E. Browning is one of the fear
less lady bathers.
Miss Violet Trudell makes charm
ing picture in the water.
Miss Louise Glassell is the envy of
many of her sex as she appears in the
surf.
Miss Cash, a guest of the Re8ondo
! hotel, takes a daily stroll upon the
sands.
Rev. J. NJ. Patterson has his Redondo
rostrum on the outer raft.
| w. r. Burke, of Tacoma, WASH,
takes to the spray in very comfortable
manner.
George A. Parsons takes an occasional
swallow of salt water.
E. Browning, OF Los Angeles, is pro-
iessional natatorialist.
l. H. Polk sometimes vets his feet in
the surf.
f. L. Benedict is not afraid OF the
water. The breakers are the only
things that seem to bother him.
The largest yellowtail caught from the
wharf this season weighed 321a pounds.
A clerk with Coulter & Co., of Los An
geles, now bears the title of 'boss fisher
man."
Several new tents have been erected
north of the skating rink.
The Pomona landed sixty-one passen-
gers and discharged 100 tons OF freight
here Saturday morning. The finest trip
OF the season was reported.
Fifteen hundred pounds OF fish were
shipped by express from here to Los
Angeles, Saturday. This is an evidence
that brain food is plentiful in Redondo.
1t is currently reported that Mr.. 7.
Cuttings, the popular clerk of the Re-
dondo hotel, will soon lead to the altar
Miss Bridget NcCarty, daughter of
very rich Dutch brewer, OF Kalamazoo,
Mich. 1t is somewhat of surprise to
the many friends Of the young people
as Miss Bridget is very strict member
OF the Hebrew church and Mr.. Cuttings
passes the plate in one of the close COM
munion churches Of Redondo. How
ever Miss McCarty is now sojourning in
Compton, getting her trousseau ready,
Worth having recently established a
branch there. Mr.. Cuttings first met
Miss McCarty while taking his usual ex-
ercise in the ball room.
Miss Mamie Sexton, OF Los Angeles,
will ride over the crest OF the waves for
few days.
John A Goudy, of Los Angeles, will
be an all-round beaeher during the COM
ing week. 1t is said that certain
young lady will use up his nickels for
peanuts and ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fitzmier, Los An
geles, with their charming daughters,
Misses Bertha and Nellie Fitzmier, are
at the beach.
Miss Ivy Ferris and Miss Agress Den
nick are the expert corn-poppers Of Re-
dondo.
Err. Spencer and family and Miss
Josie Kelley have cottage for the sea-
son.
Miss Susie Whitlock, of San Bernar-
dino, is one Of the naiads of Redondo.
P. NJ. Van Aiken, with his talented
wife, is sojourning by the murmuring
sea.
The Misses Maud Richardson and
Katie Powell were pretty pair of maid
ems from the Angel city who watched
the field sports Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hawks and
daughter are at Redondo for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Horton are taking
their vacation on the beach.
G. L. Wilde, vice chief ranger of the l.
o. F., spent Sunday on the beach with
his better half.
D. Sampson, chief messenger of the
Forester order, could not leave his win
some wife at home. They are taking in
the beach together.
j. NJ. Kullmer and family are at the
beach for a two months stay. Their
l2-year-old son caught monster yellow
fin Saturday.
&. A. McElfresh, high chief ranger of
the California Independent Order of
Foresters, with his wife, is at the beach.
Miss Belle Payne is one OF the studious
young ladies of Redondo.
Rev. D. Bickford, of Compton, en-
joyed himself with the Foresters.
7. E. Gibbon, of Los Angeles, is
spending some time at Redondo.
Miss Lucien and Charlie Bennett are
spending few days at the big hotel.
Shirley Ward and Mrs. Ward attended
the big ball Saturday evening and re-
mained over Sunday.
j. F. Callbreath, of Victoria, B. c.,
registered at the hotel yesterday.
Major and Mrs. r. H. Notion are at
the Redondo.
H. L. Martin and James Breeder, OF
New York.are visitors to the beach.
The Misses Bolt returned home to
Pasadena yesterday afternoon, after a
delightful month at the Redondo hotel.
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