Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-27
THE Los ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MoRNING

watched the bathers from the pavilion.
Ben Hirsch and family, E. J. Levy
and family, Miss Mamie Meyer and Miss
Greta Cohn formed merry party.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNamee, of Canada,
were among the visitors yesterday.
DR.. Ward was on deck.
Tom Rowan, jr., looked immense in a
bathing costume.
The Ferner family enjoyed days out
ing by the sea.
Editor McGlynn breasted the break
ers.
Charles Schalwitz did his swimming
by contract.
Mr.. Lockhart, of Lockhaven stock
farm, was at the beach.
]. McElheny was in the swim for the
day.
Mr.. Leopold displays his form in a
tight-ftting bathing costume.
Miss Bonsall spent thesday pleasantly
at the beach.
Miss Parsons, Miss Eva Johnston and
Miss Stevens were seen on the beach.
B. w. Kinney passed the day by the
sea side.
Percy Schumacher acted the gallant to
a number OF pretty girls.
Arthur Schumacher strolled the sands
with Miss Tyler.
DR.. Kennedy looked comfortable and
contented.
L. Lichtenberger, Joe Desmond and
A. @. Brode were at this resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley came down for
the benefit of day by the ocean.
The Misses Sullivan breasted the
breakers.
Major Toler did Santa Monica.
William Calvin, Otto Kirch, T. Comet
and l.. A. Bethel were seen in the
throng.
James MacGowan and John Brennan
were not among the few who stayed at
Los Angeles.
Joseph Luquet and family picnicked
on the beach.
W. H. McGill and Otto G. Sens have a
cottage on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gonzales and Miss Con
zales drove down to the beach. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baer were down
for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.P. McNemony were at
the beach.
]. Zorraquinois escorted Miss Jennie
Cook.
Miss Ella Dolland, Of Compton; and
Miss Maud Cook and Jessie Cook enjoy
ed the surf bathing.
J. r. McManus put in an appearance
at Santa Monica.
Miss Wollacott and Miss W. Wollacott
were observed on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinsch spent a quiet
day at the seaside.
The athletic figure Of Paul Flammer
showed to advantage in bathing suit.
Phil Percival stayed in the water for
a couple of hours.
Miss Alice Fitch, Miss Eva Johnston
and Messrs. Ballard and Wickheiser
formed party who enjoyed watching
others.
J. Marion Brooks displayed his manly
form.
John Humphreys spent a couple OF
hours on the beach.
Officer Hensley swan out to the raft.
George E,ecket went in bathing.
w. B. Dunning, one OF the shrewdest
advertisers in the city, was at the
beach.
Mr.. Franklin, the signal service
officer, was taking observations to locate
the Charleston.
DR.. Hitchcock watched the big throng
with evident delight.
Fishing was good on the dock, and
among the boys who got an excellent
mess of surf fish was G. N. kasson, Jr.
Theodore Greenbach and Adrian Loeb
were among the visitors at Santa
Monica.
A San Bernard dog was much admired
on the beach. He was owned by Master
Nestor Hasson.
P. Elliott, of the Farmers g. Mer-
chants bank, was among the crowd.
Misses M. and C. Lightner, OF the
West End, enjoyed dip in the Pacific
ocean.
Miss Bacon appeared to enjoy beach
life.
w. G. Knell and Charles Smith were
on deck, dressed i'll their best suit of
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle came down for the
sea breeze.
Mrs. M. E. Roberts and Misses Lizzie
and Laura Roberts were at the sea shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roeder are still rusti-
eating at Santa Monica.
Nick Quirola made plenty of fun for
his companions.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Malone spent the
day on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleischman were at the
beach.
Harry Zeck and George Thompson
came down to get dash of cool weather.
Deputy Sheriff Alexander made the
journey.
Adolph Ramish came down on the first
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marschutz were among
the throng.
Ex-Mayor Workman added to the pop
ulatlon of Santa Monica.
Will Tufts and A. w. Allen did the
beach together.
Mrs. Eastman and Margery Eastman
were at Santa Monica for couple of
days.
". Mccarthy was one Of the visit
ors yesterday.
: J.P. Ward, the crack all-round athlete,
went down for the day.
HI. G. Bundrem, II. G. Veazie, w. H.
Cox and HI. Maxwell made themselves
agreeable to number of pretty girls.
Eugene Maxwell won the palm for the
most gorgeous bathing suit.
w. E. Wright, of the National bank,
put in his time at this beach
Under Sheriff Moran was down for q
sniff of the briny.
J. Clancy and P. M. Maroney had a
gay time at the seaside.