Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-21
SANTA MONICA

Today, although the crowd was fal
from as large as that of yesterday, new
ertheless it was good sized one, and
they kept tie bathhouse attendants busy
waiting on their wants.
| Hotel Arcadia arrivals today were: J.
A. Oliver, Mrs. Homer S. King and two
daughters, Frank King, Mrs. Frances
Edgerton, Miss Waddilove, William H.
Phelps, H. L. Shannon, San Francisco !;
Mrs. John Z. Platter, Mrs. Lent Collins,
Los Angeles; Frank H. Hereford, Ari-
zona; Mrs. Smith Brown, Napa; J. G..
Weatherwax, J. j. johnson, st.
Petersburg. Russia; A. E. M.
Brook, Victoria, British Columbia ;
H. w. Garden. Guatemala !;
). R. Riley, Peter M. Hook, Sandusky,
Ohio; J. =. Munster, Monroe, Mich. !;
A. E. Elliott, Los Angeles; w. McGuin,
San Carlos.
Colonel Butler and Major Henry Steer
were down today, stalking off the camp
ground.
M. Salkey and family, of Los Angeles,
will be down tomorrow for the season at
Arcadia.
The first tennis ball of the season
which was given at the Arcadia Satur-
day evening was the most unique society
event of the season. Messrs. Cowley &
Baker, who never do things by halves,
determined that they would On the oc-
| casion fully demonstrate to the tennis
fraternity their thorough appreciation
of the fact of having chosen Santa
Monica for the forthcoming tournament.
! The halls, reception, dining and ball
rooms were appropriately decorated,
/ and when the first note from the orches-
ira was uttered there was brilliant
gathering of merry dancers.
Agnes Boyd the expert swimmer is
dividing the honors with Clara Reed
i the six-year-old wonder at the Crystal
| plunges.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. B. Binford are pleas
antly located on south beach for the
season.
Colonel and Mrs. J. L. O'Bryan are
4 summering on south side.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. M. Thompson, Mrs.
M. G. Martin are enjoying the music
of the waves at south beach.
am panied to record the sad news of
the death of M. A. Harris, father of our
townsman r. r. Harris, who, although
only residing with us for short time
had purchased considerable of our
realty and intended to, erect for himself
suitable home. Mir. Harris was a
mason in good standing and will be
buried by Santa Monica lodge from their
lodge room today, Tuesday, at 2 80 D.
m. Mr.. Harris was in the 18th year OF
his age.
| The many friends of Mrs. +. G. Nc
Kinnie, here sympathize with her in her
hour of tribulation, caused by the death
of her father, John Fischer, az Los An.
geles. Uncle John Fischer, as every
one here loved to call him, was one Of
our most representative visitors, and
his geniality and good counsel has done
much to aid eRaany one in this city by
the sea who today recognizes that a true
and PERSONAL friend has gone before.
| Hon. George p. McLain and family
are here, and will remain on the south
side until the leaves begin to fall.
Harry Lasher, member of the San
Bernardino board of trustees, spent
Sunday here.
H. KaileY and family have taken the
Van Arvy cottage, on the corner of Or.
ange and Fourth streets.
Colonel G.. Wiley Wells is spending a
few weeks at the Arcadia.
Mrs. Horace King and daughters, who
have been at Redondo for the past week
have engaged apartments at the Arcadia
for the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Severance ol
Adams street have engaged rooms at the
Arcadia for the season, and will arrive
tomorrow.
D. Lyman, who recently purchased
the Sierra Madre villa, came down, ac