Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-03

The Misses Parsons are still at Santa
Monica.
The Misses Grosser were at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Walker enjoyed a
dip in the briny ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh were
at Santa Monica
E. ]. Rohen breasted the breakers for
half an hour.
p. j. Estis and Tom Barnes were OBJ
served among the visitors.
w. ID. Donlan is now in charge of the
pavilion. He is an experienced steward.
Mrs. Hickey, Miss Bumiller and Art.
Bumiller are spending few weeks at
Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon were seen stroll
ing on the sands.
III. Mellus put in the Sabbath at
Santa Monica.
J. G. Cline is spending q few days at
this seaside resort.
G. Foy, H. G. Rivera, E. Taylor, F.
Palomares, S. Grant and V. Harmon
made up merry party.
Ward Gould likes Santa Monica very
much.
Major B. w. Kinney came down on
the afternoon train.
B. A. Stephens went down on the first
special in the afternoon.
R. Heinsch did not 60 in bathing.
Miss Ida Arbuckle and Miss Lulu
Hinton enjoyed a plunge in the ocean.
w. H. Sutch paid his respects to
Santa Monica yesterday. He came
down alone.
Mr.. Preuss went in for swim.
Officers johnson and Grubbs arrested
the waves until they became tired.
Old Bill Dryden enjoyed himself inn
mensely at Santa Monica.
F. Stillson decided to be in the swim
at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Holt enjoyed sea-
side life for few hours.
Misses Niemeyer and the Misses
Brosmer formed quartette of pretty
girls who were at the beach.
Max Goldsmith went down for little
of the sea breeze.
Mrs. Doria Jones and Miss Constance
Jones were seen at this popular resort.
E. P. Charnicle and sfamily were at
the seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGregor spent
the afternoon watching the breakers.
w. E. Taney took his annual swim.
Henry Webber never misses Sunday
at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley were seen at
Santa Monica.
"Doc" Kennedy still holds the fort by
Santa Monica beach.
Eugene Meyer, San Francisco capi-
talist, was surprised to see the great
throng.
George Carey and Will Bryant repre-
sented Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Unger put in a pleas
ant afternoon.
John Young was down for sniff of
sea breeze.
Mr.. Hall, Miss Berke, Miss Eilneck
and Mrs. Arend took a quiet plunge in
the Pacific before the crowd came down.
Miss Pearl Duke favored Santa Monica
with her presence.
DR.. Doss was at the seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Linton were observed
on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Dining were observed on the
shore.
N. Strasburger and lady were at Santa
Monica.
Miss Ethel King and Madge McAllis-
ter are having an enjoyable time at
Santa Monica.
Bert Moore, All Brooks, Harry Dennis,
Leila Richardson, Miss Lille Wise and
Frank Bernard were at the beach yester-
day.
Emil Quarre was visitor at Santa
Monica.
Mrs. Santa Cruz and the Misses Santa
Cruz were seen on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walsh were
noticed at the seaside.
w. A. Hersey passed a pleasant after
noon at the beach.
Mrs. ]. E. Dunn was one of the most
graceful swimmers at the beach.
j. M. Crawley thought that the balloon
ascension and parachute jump was i'm
mense.
Phil Percival watched the balloon
go up.
Ben Ward looked cool in white fan
mel costume.
Captain William Banning was OBJ
served at the beach.
]. Toup enjoyed the day at the sea-
shore with his best girl.
Joe Banning put in an appearance at
Santa Monica for the first time in
weeks.
G. D. Platt showed to be an expert
swimmer.
Cal Foy was on deck.
Samuel B. Dewey was down for the
first time this season.
Leon Levy, Dave Norton, Lesser
Prayer, Irving Sanders and Leon Roth
were at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Thomas Woods is sojourning at
Santa Monica with Mrs. Merriam.
Henry and George Wilson took in
the surf in great shape.
M. A. Newmark went down Saturday
and spent Sunday with his family at the
Arcadia.
]. P. Booth, OF the Needles Eye, was
overheard lecturing on the beauties of a
warm climate.
Major and Mrs. Horace Bell enjoyed
the day here immensely.
j. G. Weatherwax spent the day
stating that in all probability it would
be his last Sunday as a bachelor. Ru-
NOR has it he will marry Miss Bryant
before the week closes.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Arcadia
were: G. Feldman, Anaheim; P. Van
Valni and wife, Jackson, Mich; M. A..
Hubbard, Cotton; Mr.. and Mrs. @. Cole,
CoIegrove; #. S. Beck, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Goodrich, Phoenix, A..
7. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Silver, Ensenada
Mrs. Gutherie, Mrs. Marks, Phoenix, A.
T.. Mrs. Washburn, Bisbee, A. f.. j. g.
Weatherwax, G. B. WeatherwaA, Aber-
been, Wash. j. p Booth, Needles; J..
Brown and wife, San Bernardino; d. M.
Frazier Co1nrado. A r. Younp San