Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-11
SANTA MONICA.

a sufficient number came down on the
first train to crowd six coaches, and the
subsequent trains in like condition
proved that there were plenty anxious
to enjoy our many attractions.
The young women are making great
preparations for the state militia. One
young lady expressed the general senti-
ment when she said to your correspon-
dent with smile: 81 am going to wear
a brass-button necklace after the en-
campment," so l warn the boys who
like to smile on the fair sex and make
them happy, to bring down a gross or
two OF extra buttons with them. Ten
mis- experts are practicing daily, getting
in fine form, and the forthcoming tour
nament will be the most exciting by
long odds ever held here. Speaking
about tennis, the selection of the HER
AID as the official organ here gives uni
versal satisfaction.
The Arcadia Keeps full to overfowing,
and the guests are favored in great va
riety of indoor amusement for eventide,
which delightfully."- completes the golden
days on Sunday evening. An impromptu
concert was given by few OF the guests
who kindly consented to entertain their
fellow seaside sojourners, among them
being Mr.. and Mrs. Schallert, Mrs. W..
J. McCaldin, Mrs. DIR. Small, Mrs. M.
Kannon, w. J. Cochrane, Jr., and Mr..
H. B. Tenny of Tucson.
A large and representative audience
of the best families of Southern Califor-
MIA gathered at the polo grounds to wit
ness the sport there on Saturday last
when the Yellows won after most ex-
citing game, which was hotly contested
from start to finish, the eager visitors
being kept in fever OF excitement over
which side was to carry off the honors OF
the day. The Yellows were composed
of Messrs. Proctor, Bolton and Warning !;
Blacks, Machel, Allen and Young.
Score: Yellows, 6; Blacks, 5. On Sat
urday next another game will be played.
Mrs. Doria Jones, Miss Constance
Jones, Mrs. M. G. Mckenzie, Misses
Frankenfeld, Judge and Mrs. Doran,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Schallert, Mr.. Wal
ter Maxwell and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Kern, Misses E. M., L. M. and M. P.
Doran, E. B. Tufts, Mrs. Niles Pease,
DIR. A. G. Rogers, w. d. Longyear, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lazarrovich. Miss Agnes
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Newmark, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Prayer, Mrs. L. G. Good
win, Mrs. J. Salky, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Cosby, H. P. Mathewson, w. j.. Coch-
ran, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Mellus are
among the Los Angeles contingent at
the Arcadia.
Judge w. f. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Jacob of San Bernardino look
after the interests of the citrus belt
while enjoying life Arcadian. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter L. Vail, cattle king of Ari-
zona, and family, look after the terri
torial interests and enjoy themselves
right royalty at the Arcadia. ~
District Attorney V. N. Schiller and
j. E. Anzerais ably represent San jose
at our big hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Kilgariff, Mr.. and
Mrs. and Miss Newmark are among the
San Franeiscans at the Arcadia.
Miss E.,A. Heath and Miss Zara Dewey
look after the claim of New York in an
able and interesting manner at the Ar
cadia.
Mrs. Robert Barton and family of
Fresno look after Central Californian in
terests while enjoying seaside life at the
Arcadia.
Captain and Mrs. VIM. Banning and
family and Joe Banning, while uphold
ing the neighboring portof Wilmington,
enjoy frequent spins over our good roads
on the captains tally-ho, behind the
spanking six-inhand, and life at the
Arcadia.
A. Campbell Johnson tells of the fu-
ture growth of Garvanza while he takes
in the ozone and enjoys himself gener-
ally at the Arcadia.
Ben w. R. E. and F. Minot Ward
are sojourning here taking in the ocean
spray.
w. M. McDermot of Chicago is de-
lighted with the city by the sea and the
Arcadia, and expresses himself as wish
ing that he might be enabled to bring
the worlds fair city to our gate for a
perpetual abiding place.
II. B. Tenny, leading newspaper
man Of Tucson, Ariz., who wields a
graceful and forceful pen, is at the Ar
cadia.
Rev. Merlin Jones, of San Bernardino,
has accepted call to Saint Augustine
by the Sea. The gentleman has been
officiating for some time here, and has
become exceedingly popular with the
members of the congregation.
D.L. Wilbur and family, of Riverside,
are occupying south side cottage.
Capt. and Mrs. A. B. Andersen, of San
Gabriel, spent Sunday here.
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