Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-24
SANTA MONICA.
THE MILITIAMEN WILL LEAVE AN
ACHING VOID.
An Unusual Number of Hearts Broken
by the Boys OF the N. G. CA Big
Crowd at the Old Resort Yesterday.

UcdCh hoN0i PiSoOhcON edycr VI mOTc
crowded appearance. All came down to
have good time, and they had it, with
very few exceptions. The dashing young
soldier has made made many conquest
during the week, and there were num-
ber of sad partings yesterday, as the
boys in blue go back to everyday life
this morning. The beach was a trifle
too crowded yesterday to carry on a
Irritation with any degree of secrecy,
however.
Hundreds went in bathing, the fair
sex being especially well represented.
Two or three young misses appeared in
stunning bathing suits, and created
quite stir among the front row of the
beach.
BEACH PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Scott and their
charming niece, Miss Pearl Duke, were
among the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Salkey spent the
day under the shadows OF the Arcade.
w. McGill escorted a pretty young
lady.
Deputy County Clerk seavsr enjoys a
dip in the briny.
j. j. O'Neil watched the pretty bath
| ers.
Deputy Tax-Collector Vail manages to
have gay time at Santa Monica every
! Sunday.
Frank Smith, Tom O'Campo and w.
! H. Knell listened to the music.
DR.. P. M. White and G. w. Porter
were "out of sight,"
Jimmy Wallace and w. F. X. Parker
were seen together.
Walter Vail and Paul Fitzgerald were
perceived on the observatory.
William Kolmer and Walter Ward
looked at the pretty lady bathers.
Frank G. Young and w. H. Sutch
planted their immense Japanese UNI
brella on the beach.
Superintendent of Streets Hutchinson
cooled himself off with lemonade.
Willie Ferris was on time as usual.
Tom Barnes and Henry Weber had to
stand up going down.
0. G. Vail and Ben Ward were at
tired in new light suits.
H. Mattern and sister INDUCED in a
surf bath.
H. G. Vignes and L, A. Bethel were
happy all day long.
Miss May Robinson and Miss MAY
Emeric were two Of the prettiest young
ladies at the seashore.
E. J. German and George Wilson took
a hot saltwater.
N. G. Garter threw off the cares of
Sierra Madre life.
w. w. Holcomb and wife were among
the merry throng.
w. H, McAllister remained over for
few days.
John Brennan discussed the condition
OF the streets of Los Angeles.
L. G. Scholar and George w. Cooke
dined in the pavilion on the beach.
F. w. and w. S. Devan went down to
take dip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Duffin enjoyed
the breakers.
w. L. Price, as usual, enjoyed him
self.
George Logan let the salt air blow
through his black mustache.
Frank Adams lost his hat off the
train.
F. E. Haltslander forgot all about TAX
ing tickets at the Grand opera-house
door while he enjoyed play in the
surf.
w. H. Miller and son visited the beach
for the first time this season.
Jake Brenner and mother walked
along the sands.
Theodore Grumbach never looked bet
ter.
DR.. W. G. Gillis was as handsome as
ever.
Professor Douglass received favorable
comments for The excellent music rem
dered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chambers were
perceived on the balcony of the Arcadia.
John j. Garrett carried his expensive
walking cane.
Geo. P. McLain took trip to the
caf1on.
Mrs. Louis and Miss Adele Louis, of
San Diego, were delighted with the
beauties of Santa Monica.
Frank +. Adams, father OF the genial
clerk of the Arcadia, and his brother,
Frank Adams, were in the swim enjoy
ing themselves immensely.
A. w. P. Kinney, who has been en-
joying Santa Monica attractions for the
past few weeks, left yesterday for Cata-
lima, where he will spend week, re-
turning later to the city by the sea.
Officer Mcclure, Miss Lewis and Miss
Lille Lewis enjoyed an outing by the
waters edge.
OHcers Fowler and Hensley breasted
the breakers for an hour.
Misses Ida and Annie Ryan passed the
day at Santa Monica.
L. Glasscock, the celebrated dude OF
Boyle Heights, escorted young lady.
Miss Celia Roberts and Miss Young
are enjoying vacation at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane and Miss Lane
visited the beach.
Mrs. Jennie Connor and the Misses
Connor, of San Francisco, were noted
among the visitors yesterday.
1t is very seldom that one sees a
Japanese under the influence OF liquor.
There were couple of drunken Japs OH
the beach yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schallert are soiourning
at Santa Monica.
j. Vernston and l.. Vetter talked over
insurance matters and admired the
pretty girls at the same time.
j. p. Gardner came up from San
Diego in the morning and visited Santa
Monica in the afternoon.
John S. Bancroft, the Anaheim poet,
was at Santa Monica for the first time
this season.
j. X. Glass introduced Charles 1.
Swift, G Oakland, TO the mysteries ol
seaside life.
Miss Bartlett was one of the most
charming young ladies that visited
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