Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-13
ATTHE WA?ER'SEDGE
The Seaside Has Its Usual
Sunday Crowd.
Santa Monica Gets the Lions
Share of Patronage.
RedOndO Returns Indicate That She
Was Not Deserted.
Long Beach Has Nearly All the Visitors
She Can nAccOmmodate-Very Few
People Make the Trip to Cat
alina-Seaside Personals.


Santa Monica appears to grow in pop
ularity. A large crowd went down yes
terday, and all returned satisfied that
there is no place like Santa Monica to
put in a pleasant day. There was an
abundant supply of pretty girls on the
beach. Bathers yesterday were more
plentiful than heretofore, the fair sex
being especially we'll represented in the
surf. The HERALD kodak artist sue
ceeded in getting number OF snap shots
which are gems of seaside life.
Although it was the biggest crowd Of
the season, nothing happened to disturb
the excursionists. A young man en-
ployed in clothing store had narrow
escape from drowning, but he was hap
PLY rescued unharmed.
The ball at the Arcadia Saturday night
was another social success, the largest
attendance of the season being present.
The ladies' exquisite costumes, and the
sparkling gems made the ballroom pre-
sent fascinating scene for the Onlooker.
Arends orchestra furnished the music,
which was enjoyed greatly by the merry
dancers. The weekly balls at the Area
dia have become the rendezvous of the
eclat of Southern California.
BEACH PERSONALS.
Hotel Clerk Wassman made himself
at home at the seaside.
DR.. Lasher was at the seaside and the
athletic Young Mr.. Church distinguished
himself as a swimmer.
Mrs. Chamvin and the charming and
vivacious Miss Chauvin were delighted
with their afternoons visit to the Pa
cifc ocean.
Mrs. Eta Perry, DIR. and Mrs. Toll
hurst were among the visitors from Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Nellie Swltzer, of San Bernar-
dino, watched the merry bathers.
J. w. Colgrove, F. w. Colgrove and
Alex Brownstein, OF Chicago, were at
the beach.
Mrs. M. f. Mueller was one OF the
representatives from Pomona.
H. F. Rile took number OF views
during the afternoon.
DR.. Wassman, Charles Bauer and J.
r. McManus amused themselves rolling
tenpins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Porter enjoyed the
seabreeze.
J. H. Reynolds was among the crowd
County Treasurer Banbury, Colonel
Hewitt and Tom Rowan took a spin to
the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Arend are sum-
mering at Santa Monica.
Mrs E. A. Tuttle and Miss Eva Tut
tie of Redlands were among the visitors.
H.C. Gooding, G. p. Gooding, H. G.
Smith and Miss Grace Mansfield came
down from Riverside.
E. E. Sorabje was at the beach.
Cad Mallerd was down with pretty
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Boyle were salts
fed with their days excursion to the
sea.
Emil Quarre watched the swimmers
in the Pacific.
Joe Kapus smiled at the pretty girls.
Max Harris is taking in Santa Monica
for month or more.
Lawyer Ryan and Supreme Court
Clerk Ashmore hobnobbed together
coming up from the seaside.
w. II. McGill and o. G. Lens put in a
quiet day at this popular resort.
Mrs. w. III. Clark and Miss Lily Ar
buckle were among the visitors yester-
day.
Captain Mackay and family were at
the beach.
Constable Clement didn't miss the
chance to spend his day off at Santa
Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solano, Mrs. Rankin,
Miss Edith Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs. Phe
Ian, Miss Eda Moore, of Monrovia, Miss
Ada Campbell and Mr.. Finucane pic
nicked at Santa Monica and spent
delightful day.
DR.. Cunningham, Joe Binford and
Mr., and Mrs. J. Adams were on the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gassen came
down to be present at the christening of
their grandchild.
Major L. w. Glasscock, Ed Roth, Will
Barringer, John Corbett and Charles
Dressed appeared to have general good
time.
George Seymour and Miss Eva john
son. Fred Wilson and Miss Ballard and
F. G.. Ballard and Miss Alice Tufts,
formed merry party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steckel we're observed
on the beach.
Doctor Kennedy acted the gallant
with a pretty girl.
Colonel Foy, Joe Barker and Miss
Wood enjoyed sun bath on the beach.
Wells-Fargo was represented by
Myron Folger and Dan Smith.
Mr.. Zorraguinos, of the Palms, es-
corted Miss Jennie Cook, while Mr..
Herm, of Nevada, did similar duty for
Miss Maud Cook.
Mrs. G. G. Jones, Miss Matte Jones,
Miss M. A. Atwood, Miss Jennie At
wood, Mrs. Merrihew, Miss Merrihew,
Miss SibIey, Mr.. and Mrs. Long, Miss
Dick, M. A. Merrihew, Martin Gress, j.
w. Webster and ]. Mlltenberger pic
nicked at the beach.
Miss Lewis was one of the most daring
OF the female bathers.
George Westbrook went in over his
knees.
Ledru Kinney, the little bicycle rider
and athlete, spent a very pleasant day
on the beach.
The Misses Foy were seen on the beach
enjoying themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Mosher enjoyed a
day at the beach.
Cy True and w. Scherer were at the
seashore.
d. G. Guirado put in the day at Santa
Monica.
Lecondo Guasti and John Bernard