Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-10


band, amused the many patrons OF the
seaside resort.
At the Neptune Gardens the Santa
Monica Mandolin club furnished sweet
musice for the multitude present and at
the pavilion on the beach another con-
cert was provided. Thus one and all
had the privilege of choice and exer-
cised it accordingly. The late train
proved luxury to those who wished to
spend an evening at the seaside and
they improved the opportunity.
BEACH PERSONALS.
Meta Grand and Mamie Meyer were
ON the beach.
Louis Uhlfelder, M. D., L. Himmel-
stern, Captain II. Louis and J. Hum.
melstern were among the crowd.
Willie Innes, Jack Laying and Bert
Hall had an enjoyable time.
Frank Walker was on deck.
Miss Greta Cohn enjoyed the day al
the seashore.
| Mrs. E. j. Levy and Miss Elsie Levy
are stopping at Santa Monica.
The Misses Norton came down for the
day.
Miss Adelaide Kieth thinks Santa
Monica delightful spot.
| Miss Flood was on the beach.
| Miss Anna Tuthill was up to the
plunge.
Arthur Kinney and Harry Turner
strolled the beach.
Prof. Payne and family spent the day
here.
Among the pretty girls on the beach
were Ethel King and Madge McAllister.
Arthur jackson walked with a young
lady.
Miss Flora and Hattie Pierson are
staying at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunnigan are stopping
at the beach.
Mr.. G. S. Parker is at Santa Monica.
Mr.. Donlon came down on the morn
ing train.
Dana Mansfield was among the crowd.
| Mrs. DIR. Kannon and Mrs. DIR. Small
| enjoyed the afternoon on the beach.
Host Reinhart was down for few
hours.
Mrs. N. Harthorne is guest of Mrs.
DIR. Scott.
Malone Joyce could not resist the
temptation and went in swimming.
G. D. Platt and Misses Carrie, Lottie
and Grace Platt enjoyed days outing
at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNally were seen on
| the seashore.
Little Marguerite Hersey splashed on
the brink of the surf.
Miss Hawthorne, OF Anaheim, passed
the day at the seaside.
J. d. Harthorne did the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNamee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bridges were visitors to the beach.
Harry Uptown was among the throng.
Mr.. Brace escorted pretty girl.
Miss Kate Kennedy is at the sea-
shore.
Mr.. Arnold came down for the day.
Miss Mamie and Zoe Loomis are en-
joying life at the waters edge.
Pearl Budinger fought the breakers
bravely.
Miss Grace Skinner is spending few
weeks of enjoyment here.
Maud and Daisy Morris are spending
few weeks at Santa Monica.
Eleanor Rogers was on the bluff.
| Walter Tyler came down for the day.
DIR. Kennedy spent the day here.
| The Misses Denker are enjoying sea-
side life.
Miss Mary Foy is spending her vaca-
ton at Santa Monica.
Miss Edith King and Pauline Corn
well listened to the sweet strains OF
Douglass's band.
Judges Campbell and Cabot discussed
legal points while enjoying the ocean
breeze on the Arcadia piazza.
F. Mosse, wife and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob We'll, the Misses Millie and
Clara We'll and Nathan We'll formed a
jolly group on the beach in front of the
Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.Whitmeyer are still
stopping at the seaside city.
Colonel Brown celebrated the losing OF
an arm in the battle of Cedar mountain
twenty nine years ago in his own quiet
manner.
Jessup w. Scott came down from Los
Angeles to admire the hotel his pluck
built.
w. HI. Mcdonald was seen breasting
the tumultuous breakers.
D. B. Alexander and wife enjoyed the
day immensely.
Mrs. F. A. Hartley and her brother,
II. L. Alexander, are enjoying life on
the south side.
H. G. Wassman displayed his manly
form on the beach.
Mrs. Spear, OF the East Side, was
among In6 VlSlJOfS.
Miss Rizzie Taylor and Miss Funk
were seen on the sands.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Brown and family
| and Mrs. James B. Glass and family
picnicked at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gonzales and Mr.. and
Mrs. Boet were at the seaside.
Mrs. Reynolds and Miss Reynolds
watched the throng from the pavilion.
+. Bacon and family went down to the
beach for the day.
| G. r. Cough was down for the day.
| Mrs. Frank Horner and her sister,
Miss Clara Shepherd were noticed at the
| beach.
Ben Ward was at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller were down
on the beach.
Miss Henderson returns home today,
after a delightful stay at the beach.
Miss Caruthers was at the seashore.
| General Mathews and Eugene Ger
main were seen together.
Judge Campbell enjoyed the day in
his usual quiet way.
| Miss Millie We'll was one of the pref
| tiest girls at the beach.
Eugene Maxwell took his day off at
the resort.
Ell Toro Williams discussed legal
propositions while he watched the
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