Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-13
RS, are spending few weeks at Santa

ers, are spending few weeks at Santa
Monica.
Mr.. Harry Jackins seemed to- enjoy
himself strolling about the beach.
P. J.. Budinger and family are tenting
at Santa Monica.
The Misses Denker were seen on the
beach.
William Donlon, formerly of Coro-
nado, now of Los Angeles, spent pleas
ant day at the beach.
Little Lucy and Maud Austin are
having good time at Santa Monica.
Miss Bernice Tyler, pretty brunette,
is down for a few weeks.
Miss Maud Reese was noticed upon
the beach.
Mr.. Moran seemed to be enjoying
himself.
Mr.. Tyler spent the day at the beach.
Mr.. Tuttle strolled on the sands.
Mr.. Harry Webber thought Santa
Monica immense.
E. B. Thomas and George Beebe looked
very happy.
Miss Maud Conferis stopping at Santa
Monica.
Miss Spier thinks Santa Monica a
delightful spot
Ward Gould, Del Stroup and Earl
Hunter spent the day by the seashore.
Mr.. Pearl Budinger will enjoy himself
at the beach for few weeks.
Nick Quirola and G. B. King were
noticed on the sand.
Ex-Mayor Workman and Boyle Work
man showed the beauties of Santa
Monica to Misses Ida and Kate Smyth
and Miss Francis McDewitt, Of San
Francisco.
Messrs. Stephenson, Brooks, Jenkins,
Moore, James, Korn and Wolacott rode
down on their bicycles.
Charles Howard and Walter Ward en-
joyed the afternoon.
Andy McNally had good time as
usual.
Will Knell strolled the beach with the
handsomest lady at Santa Monica.
F. R. Smith looked very dashing in a
brand new suit of clothes.
County Recorder Parker took life easy.
of legal issues for day atSanta Monica.
The good natured John Brink made
himself agreeable at the beach pavilion.
Miss Maud Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Tom Botello came up from the City of
Mexico to sniff the ozone.
Henry Dock weller escorted a pretty
girl.
Young Mr.. Brosshart, of the East
Side, created sensation with his man.
moth umbrella.
Frank Phillips, who has travelled
around the world several times, put in
several hours at Santa Monica. He was
accompanied by Charles Stencil, the
late hacker of Corbett.
Ida Arbuckle was attired in a rose
colored dress.
J. r. Burns and L. F. Langtri did the
beach together.
Ex-Fire Commissioner Keefe was
among the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Newmark were
seen strolling on the sand.
Miss Cherry Ewing enjoyed the after
noon's outing.
R. Wankowsky, g. McStay and R.
Moore went down together.
Louis Mcintosh. the lightning oper~
ator, was on deck with his best girl
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Preuss are enjoy
ing life at Santa Monica.
Miss Blanche Thompson and Miss Gus
sic Brooks were charmed with their visit
to the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Siegel spent couple of
hours at the beach.
Mr.. Vogel and Miss Bertha Penning
drove down to the beach in two hours.
Misses Leonora and Amelia Grosser
enjoyed the beach scenes for a couple of
hours.
Miss Bessie Turner and Miss Emily
Gessen, and Mr.. Banning, of Pomona,
spent pleasant day on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cosby, E. B. Tufts,
Herman Lichtenberger and Percy Schu
macher, were noticed among the throng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Schwamm
never miss Sunday at the beach.
Miss Sadie Thompson and Miss May
Horgan put in a delightful day at the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Kirkpatrick of Ed
wardsville, ILL.,, were very much taken
with the charms of Santa Monica.
The Misses Alice and Mamie Hunter
spent the day by the sea.
Bob Hamilton looked as pleased as
Punch as he observed the thousands at
Al L.