Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-24
SANTA MONICA

we nave mad announcer perfect Qav as
all its predecessors have been, the ther-
mometer registering 7S at noon, with a
breeze blowing from Mother Ocean. The
trains all brought down large number
of guests, the major portion OF whom
came down to stay during the season.
Ex-Mayor Workman, w. j. Brodrick
and George j. Kimball, with their fam
lilies. have taken up their abode ON the
south side for the season.
Roger Plant, Of Pasadena, has pur-
chased the Hubbard cottage on Ocean
avenue. The consideration being s4150,
a remarkably low fiure.
Rumor has it that the cemetery will
be put in proper condition. 1t is to be
hoped that it is true, the present con-
dition of Gods acre being simply dis
graceful.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pollock, of Du-
buque, Ia, are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ray, OF San Ber-
nardino, spent the day here. Mrs. Ray
will summer here.
The Euterpe club, Of Los Angeles,
assisted by Mrs. Mollie Adele Brown
and Mrs. Larrabee, will give concert
at the opera house Tuesday evening.
Judge and Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Martin
and children, of Tucson, and Captain
Fitzger AID, of England, who have been
eojourning at the Arcadia for the past
ten days, left for San Francisco today,
where they will spend couple of weeks,
returning here for the balance of the
season.
Mr.. Newman Erb, receiver of the
Kansas City and Northwestern railroad,
and party came down Tuesday in their
private car, intending to spend only q
few days here. They were SO much de-
lighted with the city by the sea and
Hotel Arcadia, they sent their car to
Los Angeles and will remain for at least
a couple of weeks. The party consists
of Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Erb and two
children. 0. H. P. Piper, president of
the Kansas City and Beatrice railroad,
and wife, Judge H. G.. Caldwell and
family, Miss Carrie Love, Mrs. Lena
Juny, of Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Banning and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Banning,
Captain William Banning and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mellus have secured apart
ments at the Arcadia for the season.
They will arrive the first of next week.
August LIST Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vail of
Arizona will join the merry party, when
one coterie OF distinguished society
people will enjoy the pleasures Of life
Acadian at the city by the sea.
The Misses Frankenfeld of Los An
xeles will soon arrive at the Arcadia,
Santa Monica, leaving for the city by
the sea August 1st.
Wednesday evening a merry party
enjoyed progressive angling. The par
ticipants consisted of Judge and Mrs.
Barnes, Captain Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mar
tin. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Erb, Judge
and Mrs. H. G. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. H. Piper, Miss Carrie Love, Mrs.
Lena Juny, Colonel Brown, H. HI. Ru-
bens, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Praeger, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. S. Hellman. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
d. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hirsch-
field, j. r. Roby, Colonel G. Wiley
Wells. Judge Barnes carried off the
first prize for the gentlemen, Mrs. Ert
for the ladies, while Colonel Wells cap
tured the BOBBY prize, which he grace.
fully blew, it being a tin horn, after
wards presenting it to Mr.. Belding to
foot for the hotel. :.
Among well-known society people
who are summering at the Arcadia fol
the season are Oaptdiu anu MIS-. n. p
Davis, M. S. Severance and family, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Prayer, ii. Newmarl
and family, Mrs. 0. j. Salisbury ane
family. ii. A. Salkey and family, M. S
Hellman and family, Colonel G. Wiley
Wells, Colonel E. 7. Brown, R. S: Roby
Sam Polaski and family, G. L. Schife-
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. George Courtright
Mrs. f. L. Couch, Miss Helen Moore
Miss Kittis Moore, @. E. Anderson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Corbin
Rev. j. g. Weatherwax, Colonel Georgt
Robbins, Mr.. ana Mrs. George Harrell
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Alexander. r. T
French, G. @. Pierce, r. f. Cosby
Thad H. Howe, DR.. and Mrs. Georgt
rockingham, Mre. Henderson ane
family, g. B. Reddington, r. j. Ford
ham, r. G. Johnstone, Mrs. Charie'