Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-03
Santa Monica Catches the
Usual Big Crowd.
A Balloon Ascension and a
Double Parachute Jump.
Red0nd0 Celebrates the Day With a
Swimming Race.
Saturday Nights Hop at the Arcadia.
Tho Redondo Hotel Full to Over
flowing-Those Who Spent
Yesterday at the Seaside.


reporter and looked pretty as picture
in dainty summer gown. Her COM
plexion was the envy of every girl in
the car. Miss Los Angeles was to spend
the afternoon at Santa Monica. She
was as coy and sedate as an Oakland
seminary girl. 1t should be stated that
she was a pronounced blonde with the
rosiest kind of cheeks. Miss Los Ange-
he's went in swimming and enjoyed her.
self amazingly. The young lady re-
turned home on the 6 O'Clock train, but
she left her rosy complexion behind. 1t
might have been the fatigue of the days
outing, or it might have been something
else, that had driven the color from her
lace, but she came home very different
girl from the gay creature who had
sought the waters edge in the forenoon.
One horrid girl who was evidently
Jealous of Miss Los Angeles, said that
she forgot to bring her rouge along, but
the remark was so spiteful that it was
not noticed.
There was another big crowd at Santa
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achute jump being the attractions. The
ascension was made about 2 80 O'Clock.
Miss Hazel Keyes and Professor Romig
went up. They were attiredin circus cos
tunes and hung on to the trapeze. The
parachute jump was made successfully,
but it was not from any great height.
In fact, the balloon did not 60 up very
far at any time, and the jump therefore
lacked any thrilling characteristics.
The bathers were numerous, but the
surf was not as good as usual. The wa
ter was very choppy and sea weeds made
themselves Objectionable to the timid,
who Rugged the ropes and stayed
close in.
The ball at the Arcadia, Saturday
evening, was the finest of the season,
the ball room being crowded to its ut
most capacity by the elite of Southern
California. Among the many who were
present were noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Banning, Major and Mrs. Bonsall,
Mrs.. Senator ]. P. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Prayer, Mrs. L. G. Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Mellus, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kerckhof Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. Preuss,
Mrs. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Newmark, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bichou-
aky of Sunny Slope, Mrs. Dora Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Norton of Arizona, Mrs. B. Norton,
Mre. J. II. Jones, Mrs. G. White Of Po-
mona, the Misses Frankenfield, Kerck-
hoff, Van Dyke, Donaldson, Gorham,
Jones, Desmond, Bonsall, Carran, Par
son, Tyler, and Messrs. Fred Griffith,
Frank Schumacher, Elliott Bradbury.
Roy Jones, Judge Van Dyke, Hines,
Francisco, j. r. Roby, Captain Ban
ming, j. F. Cosby, J. B. Lankershim, Z.
u. Woodhouse, j. G.. Weatherwax, and
many others.
BEACH PERSONALS.
Willoughby Cole was at this beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley were noticed on
the beach.
Deputy County Recorder Parker was
down as usual.
Al. Crawford and family spent the
afternoon on the sand.
Edward f. Mullen put in pleasant
afternoon at the seashore.
George Roberts was at the beach,
dressed in his best suit OF clothes.
''It'e the same thing over again."
That is what General Mathews hum
med, as big breaker took him off his
feet.
Officer Hensley loomed up in black
bathing suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Siegel came down
for the day.
Frank Schumacher went down alone.
Sam Crawford, the crack rife shot,
did Santa Monica.
Frank Sabichi escorted two pretty
young ladies.
J. G. Griffith enjoyed days outing
at Santa Monica.
The accomplished Misses Edith and
Maud Auld, Of Honolulu, enjoyed dip
in the Pacific ocean. Both are graceful
and expert swimmers.
Miss Grace Stevens, Miss Anna Tufts,
Miss Kate Stevens, Mrs. L. E. Tufts,
Mrs. Elder, G. S. Vance, Henry Tufts,
j. G. Vance and DR.. Stevens formed a
merry seaside party.
L. Nordlinger was noticed on the
beach.
The Misses Foy watched the bathers.
Bert Comport, Fred Maynard and
Earnest Comport strolled on the beach.
Miss Sadie Tuthill is enjoying seaside
life.
Mr.. Brace came down with young
lady for days outing.
w. L. Hine escorted one of the pretti-
est girls on the beach. He thinks Santa
Monica delightful spot.
Dana Mansfield was among the crowd.
Miss Norton, Miss Esther Norton and
Master ISAIAH Norton spent the day here.
T. McCrea fought the brakers bravely.
Il. Off and Miss Off came down on the
afternoon train.
Marco Hellman was among the throng.
Miss Hattie Lindenfeld wore pretty
summer gown.
Gus Dorm OF San Francisco spent the
day at Santa Monica.
Mr.. Dillon was among the crowd.
s. S. Rich was on the beach with a
young lady
Mr.. E. B. Tufts escorted Miss Bonsall.
J. Mcclure was on the beach.
X. E. Alcorn was at Santa Monica.
b. Cambell and w. HI. Thomson en-
joyed q swim.
Miss Mae McCrea had a very pleasant
time on the beach.
John Laying, Ed. Pierson and Glen
.EdmOnde took a plunge.
Little Miss Marguerite Arnold is the
guest of Miss Ethel King.
Misses Amy and Rachael Cohn were
At Santa Monica.
George Lindenfeld was at the seaside.
The Misses Denker were at Santa
Monica.
Miss Pauline Cornwell and Ella Rog-
exp listened to the band.
Miss Bernice Taylor is having an en-
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