Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-21
The Seaside Season Drawing
to a Late Close.
Santa Monica Has a Moderate
Crowd ON Her Sands.
Redond0 Promises to Become Win
ter Resort as Well.
Those who Took the Trip to the Beach
Yesterday and Enjoyed a Dip
In the surf-Seaside
Jottings.

The day was all the most ardent
devotee OF pleasure could desire at the
city by the sea yesterday, and all hands,
from the banker with his opulent purse
- the poor newsboy with his best girl
ont for brief vacation on a weeks
scanty earnings, said with an emphasis
which carried conviction that, after all,
Santa Monica, winter or summer,
spring or autumn, is Incompatible.
The genial W. 7. Gillis, the popular
Third street druggist, was observed en-
joying the concert.
ssIt is rumored that Gel. Henry l.
Kawalski had few chosen friends at
the Pollywog at dinner last evening,
when the menu was irresistible.
:, Arizona had an able delegation who
represented our future sister state in
first class style in J. A. Black, commits
4ioner of immigration; J. A. V. Shaver,
w. l.. Vail, of the Phoenix Daily Repub-
hcan; Colonel Egan, attorney for the
Arizona Copper company at Clifton.
Charlie Robb, of the East Side, is en-
joying a few days with his aunt, Mrs.
MI. II. Kimball, of Second street.
General ]. r. Mathews was paying as
siduous attentions to the fair sex.
- Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Henderson en-
joyed the day at the Arcadia.
Miss Louise Meyer, niece of the we'll
known San Francisco banker, was seen
on the beach.
Mrs. DIR. Minnie Wells enjoyed brief
Aacation to the seaside.
Z. Sorabje is enjoying a few days
here as the guest of the st. James.
A. R. Street surveyed the crowd and
took in the surf.
III. Giese talked agricultural prospects
and the wonderful grain crop of the val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mosher graced the
beach with their presence.
The Lichtenberger brothers were
down, dressed in their best suits of
clothes.
W. Ell. Rorick forsook the cares of
business for one day, and enjoyed the
concert immensely.
M. J. Ashmore, the genial supreme
court clerk, was in the swim in great
shape.
W. R. E. and F. Minot Ward came
down, as usual.
Miss Del Vale, sister of Senator Del
Vale. is visiting Mrs. John 7. Gahey.
T. HI. Denzan, of the c., B. and O.,
looked over the field for his favorite
road.
Charles Howard was looking for
good-looking girl to enjoy plunge with
him. The last seen of him he had sue
ceeded admirably.
Messrs. ]. T. Gaffey, Colonel Walter
S. Moore and Colonel H. 1. Kowalsky
were observed talking politics on the
Arcadia piazza.
Miss Winston enjoyed the concert i'm
menselv.
Sam Dewey forsook the temple of gold
for the charms of Neptune, and was
seen breasting the breakers.
Mrs. Chauvin, of Main street, accom-
panied by her charming daughter, Miss
Laura Chauvin, spent the day on beach
and bluff.
John Lazzarevich came down to sniff
the saline air.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kearns, of Denver,
spent a charming day at the beach,.
w. L. Price was in it from early morn
till dark.
George Atwood and his fascinating
niece listened to the soft strains of the
overture to William Tell.
Deputy Postmaster H. J. Shoulders
took dip in the surf.
The genial F. J Quinn and his charm
ing wife spent the day pleasantly on the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Freeman and
Mrs. Frank Cooke, of San Francisco,
took dip in the surf.
M. III. Bellinger looked exceedingly
stylish, and in the afternoon took a
plunge in the surf.
Joe Mansfield thought that the out
fall sewer ought to be built, but not by
the Santa Monica route.
MT. and Mrs. F. w. King and children
Hooked on the beach.
DIR. Lemoyne Wells was charmed by
the music.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Arcadia we're: Chas. Monroe, j. F.
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. j Lazzarevich,
Miss l.. Davies, j. w. Scott, Mrs. N. @.
Chauvin, Miss Laura Chauvin, Colonel
K. E. Hewitt, A. H. Denker, Henry
Denker, Geo. Atwood, Los Angeles 7.
III. Knon, San Francisco; Colonel Per-
kins, Tustin; Mrs. F. A. Haskell and
daughter Pasadena