Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-17

Frank and Arthur Schumacher were
down as usual.
C. X. Green is rusticating at Santa
Monica.
Mrs. Grosser and Miss Grosser are
camping at South Beach.
w. l.. Hine is at the seaside.
Ben Jordan went in bathing twice.
Judge Brunson was on the beach.
Several pretty clerks of the City Of
Paris were seen on the sand.
An envious young man has circulated
the report that the accomplished liter
ary young gentleman from Arizona now
soiourning at the Arcadia has already
disposed of five engagement rings. He
is mistaken, the number is only three
A prominent Los Angeles merchant
received note from his charming
daughter at Santa Monica, and among
the many orders was one for baseball
mask. The fatheris wondering to what
purpose it is to be used. She is not ot
an athletic turn of mind, so the query
arises, is it protection against fieas
mosquitoes, or, happy thought, kisses?'
Officer Collins spent the day at the
seaside with his family.
Harry Nesbitt escorted young lady
from San Bernardino.
Alec Browsteteer escorted Miss Bella
Neubauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owens were visit
ors yesterday.
Deputy County Auditor Vail had a
gay time.
H. z. Osborne went in bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jacobs OF San
Bernardino were at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Siegel, Walter Ward,
Malone Joyce, were seen at the seaside
j. w. Edwards of Redlands, T. j.
Rockwell of Pomona and G. H. McMul-
Ian of San Diego were at Santa Monica,
The charming Mrs. Langtry was the
life of an animated group on the sands.
Mrs. G. Gregory was charmed with
her days pleasure at the beach.
Sam Spier escorted his fiancee, Miss
Jennie Greenbaum.
j. H. Reynolds and f. L. Allen made
jolly pair as they meandered on the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Hasson and fam.
lily enjoyed the day ON the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Staley and family
are enjoying seaside life at Santa Mon,
lea.
Andy McNally was down and in The
swim.
A young man OF slender build, who is
quite prominent in social circles, is sus-
pected of wearing chest protector, used
by baseball cotchers, while breasting
the waves.
Mr.. Beville, net weight $50 pounds,
and Mr.. George Peachy with his
1926 pounds in his stocking feet, at
tired in a number forty-four bathing
suit, caused a small sized tidal wave
Thursday, while making for the raft. 1t
required the united efforts of all the
bath house force, assisted by two men
and small boy to disrobe Mr.. Peachey.
1t was fitting fit.
A fond mother advised her devoted
daughter on leaving the hotel for the
beach, a few evenings since, to take a
warm wrap along, which strange to say
was declined. Later in the evening she
might have been seen quietly yet firm
ly wrapped with strange arm OF flesh
and blood, instead OF the wooden article.
Mrs. Barton and daughter, Mrs. Judge
William Harrison, of Colorado Springs,
Colo, are spending the week at Santa
Monica.
Ben Ward, Esq, attlred In bis new
Sunday suit of clothes, was a study in
blue and white.
Judge Cabot enjoyed the day on
beach and bluff.
R. S. Robinson, the old sport of the
Seattle country, is rusticating here with
his SON.
Mr.. and Mrs G. N. Hasson and family
enjoyed charming day on beach and
bluff.
Miss Annie Gray, of Los Angeles, is
enjoying the ocean spray on the beach
with her grandson.
Fl. S. Sohn, OF Philadelphia, was OBJ
served listening intently to the concert
at the pavilion.
Capt. f. N. Marion, OF the Express,
enjoyed days outing and a plunge in
the surf.
Miss M. Dillingham; was omnipresent
everywhere enjoying the day.
J. F. O'Donnell and w. H. Stombs
were in the swim in great shape.
Miss Laura Chauvin held court on
the hotel piazza, where coterie OF ad :
mirers paid their respects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs and Miss
Jacobs, of San Bernardino, were de-
lighted with the days attractions.
w. j. Foley escorted Miss Laura Tut
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