Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-06
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to be at its height at the city by the
sea, and the place, from the elegant
apartments at the Arcadia to the most
humble tent on the sands, has its merry
occupants. 1t is specially gay and de-
lightful season, there being many
reasons for this state of jollity. the
main one being the push and vim OF
Messrs. Cowley & Baker, who are ever
on the alert to provide some form OF
amusement for their patrons, and sue
ceed beyond the wishes of the most ex-
acting, for with concerts in the hotel
parlors and pavilion on the beach, card
parties, hay rides, every form of en-
joyment is furnished to the dweller here,
who, while drinking the health-giving
air, at the same time is being delighted
by feasting his eyes on handsome men
and bewitching women, and matchless
panoramic view of nature.
was greatly amused to read the weak
attempt of the Times correspondent
from this point at trying to figure up a
scoop. Why, brother, the HERALD gave
the route of the Southern Pacific road
On July Oath. It is pity you did not
take in the situation on Sunday, when
the engineers arrived and, my dear
fellow pencil-pusher, do not commence
to criticise typographical errors. 1t
strikes me the Times is full of them.
Bye, bye. You are not to blame. Come
to US and be real good and we may give
you the news.
The ball at the Arcadia, Saturday
next, will be in honor of the Polo club.
Those attending are requested to appear
in outing costumes.
A number of the guests of the Arcadia
enjoyed hay ride to the cafion yester-
day afternoon. Messrs. Cowley and
Baker had Mr.. Beville furnish them
with six-seated wagon, and at 2 80 the
guests started on the merriest and most
thoroughly enjoyable ride of the season.
At the cafion stop was made and re-
freshments were partaken of, while the
guests enjoyed dance, the music being
furnished by Harvey Walls the porter
of the house who picks the guitar and
banjo. After pleasant hours enjoy
ment we wended our way homewards,
Mr.. G. Prayer handling the ribbons,
and he succeeded in finding every chuck
hole on the way. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Prayer,
Mrs. L. G. Goodwin, Mrs. Kerckhoff,
Miss Kerckhoff, the Misses and Mrs.
Wigmore, DIR. Todd and daughter of
Riverside, Mrs. Salky and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Baker, J. r. Roby,
Fl. G. Beville, w. M. McDermott and J.
G. Hemingway.
The Southern Pacific engineers con-
tinue their work at this. point running
their lines from the old freight depot on
the bluff and to the road in the rear of
the Santa Monica bath house. Abbott
Kinney made the final arrangements in
the Santa Monica Leights deal today in
Los Angeles. a
Do not forget the wharf mass meeting
tonight (Thursday) at the corner of
Third street and Utah avenue.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the Ar
cadia were Fred A. Hines, San Francisco;
j. R. Kenth, Miss M. H. Huntley, Miss
Helen Monroe, Mrs. K. B. Morrison,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cum
Cleveland, Ohio; G. B. Bing-
ham, Brooklyn, N. Y; B. F. Forbes and
wife, Mrs. F. G. Brooks, Toledo, Ohio;
Hubert G. Collins, San Dimian; Mrs.
George Stoneman, Misses Katharine and
Adele Stoneman, M. D. Halpin, Miss
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Newmark, Miss
Emma Newmark, ]. Lankershim, E. w.
Sargent, A. M. Shields, Los Angeles;
George L. Shatto and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gardner, Pasadena.
The work of preparing suitable place
for the sea lions progresses. 1t will be
thoroughly rustic affair-rustic tank,
rustic summer house and rustic keeper.
Clerk Pollard has filed the assessment
roll, and the same is open for public in
spection at his Office during business
houre. The board of trustees met as a
board Of equalization Monday, August
10th, at 10 a. m.