Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-21

board Of his ship Wednesday evening.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. jackson, of Redondo; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Raglan, Mrs. M. Davis, Miss Mat
tie Davis, Mrs. G. Z. Cluff, Mrs. T. G.
Morrison, Miss Emma Grannet, F. w.
Alexander and b. T. Reid, Los Angeles.
D. B. Fuller, of the South Riverside
stock ranch, spent the day on the beach.
He says that tin mining will boom as
soon as the English machinery is in
working order.
Los Angeles newspaper men made
themselves conspicuous by their pres
ence at the beach yesterday. E Quarre
dofed his best "Sunday-go-to- meetin' I"
clothes to don bathing costume. He
pronounced the water A 1.
Mrs. E. Kinney and Miss Carrie Kin
ney, of Temple street, Los Angeles, are
sojourning at Redondo. The young
lady is daring swimmer, frequently
battling the waves to the outer RATS and
return.
Miss Elenore Gray, of Los Angeles,
soliliquizes on the beach.
George Finch, the electrical engineer,
enjoyed drive to Redondo. He re-
mained over night to take dip.
''The Pilgrim" of the Porcupine was
seen in bathing. He was attired in a
natty suit which fairly made the water
bristle.
Herman Morris, Of the Sud California
Post, rested his journalistic brain at the
beach this week.
A. Henuing, Miss Lima Henning and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, of Albuquerque,
N. M, took snap shots of the beach with
a camera. They have been visiting the
seaside resorts of the state and pro-
nounce Redondo bathing superior to all.
Mrs. R. L. Henderson, Redlands, and
Mrs. j. B. Henderson, of San Bernar-
dino, with their family rusticate at a
cottage.
T.W. Young and family, LIS Angeles,
will sojourn month at Redondo.
Mrs. Watson, OF the girls home, with
her charming daughter Nellie and sons
Floyd and Mark, are summering here.
Mrs. G. W. Maxson and the Misses
Ella and Alice Maxson, of Rivera, are
camping at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rawson, OF Los
Angeles, with their daughter, Mrs. G. R.
Curtis, of Suffield, Conn.,, are at the
Ocean View.
]. s. Evans, W. T. Pugh, T. w. Pugh,
Mrs. J. E. Pugh, Miss Maggie Pugh, the
Misses Mabel and Lille Brock, Bertha
Sills, Mary Hayes and Master Dick
Pugh, of Los Angeles, form jolly party
at the beach. They will remain two
weeks.
John F. Francis, of Cincinnati, who
has spent several months at the Redondo
hotel, is expected every day to return
from a short trip north. The following
telegram was sent by Mr.. Francis to
Colonel Root yesterday: "Santa Cruz
is daisy, Del Monte a dandy, but Re-
dondo is the belle of the ball." Mr..
Francis, it will be remembered, is Re-
dondo's famous poet.
Mrs. Devoe and Miss BTicheu, prom
inent society ladies of San Francisco, ar
rived at the Redondo on the steamer
Corona yesterday at noon.
j. II. Polk, of Los Angeles, Joined his
family at the hotel yesterday.
Among the long list of arrivals at the
Springfield, ILL.,. A. E. Bonested, Den
yer, COL; E. A. Merriam, Escondida;
B. H. Hayman, Portsmouth, o.. Mrs.
James Fulton, Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
J. A. Root, San Francisco; Mrs. j. R.
Cranes, four children and maid, San Ga
briel; Miss Taylor, Redlands; Mrs. w.
Fay, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jeyne, Mrs. G. F.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Friesner,
Major R. H. Notion, Mrs. Med. Spencer,
Master F. Med. Spencer, Burdette
Jevne, Jesse Jevne. Miss Mallard, Mrs.
W. w. Ross, Miss S. B. Caswell, H. o.
Johnson, Miss A. L. Cash, Miss V. P. Y.
Mira, Miss Maud Northam, A. Northam,
M. M. Salter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Van
dercook, George French, Los Angeles.