Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-29

Sunday went to Santa Monica, were
yesterday at Redondo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sorabjee were observed on the pier
watching the scenery with interest, and
DIR. Carson was encountered about the
town and beach a number OF times.
Baron and Baroness Rogniat were also
on the beach, and have taken up their
quarters at the great hotel.
Captain Ainsworth, with his two sons,
j. G. Ainsworth, jr., and H. B. Aims
worth, who are just out of college, came
to the big hotel on Saturday for stay
OF some months.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Wiltshire. OF San
Francisco, are also recent arrivals and
are guests of the Redondo, enjoying a
little change from Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Churchill and
family, of Los Angeles, and Miss Sallie
Peckrill, of Springfield, H., form
pleasant party at the hotel. Miss Peck
where she completed her musical educa-
ton, and is magnificent pianist.
Major A. r. Chaffee, of the United
States army, and Mrs. Chaffee, are
spending few days at the big hotel.
Among other arrivals at the Redondo
are: H. A. Richardson, Miss Alma Still
well, San Bernardino; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
/. Merrill, Rialto Mr.. and Mrs. M. ].
Craig, p. X. Frankenheimer, w. B.
Lyon, G. P. Hancock, f. w. Slauter,
Riverside; A. @. Weeks and family, AL
hambra; Colonel J.. r. Smith, United
States army; B. Row, Lordsburg; J. O.
Hendley, E. A, Taylor, Birmingham,
Ala; r. L. Young, Columbia, Tenn. ];
r. Rogers, Wichita, Kan. G. HI. Gould
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hagan,
John Myrick, Albert Sedgwick, Miss
Belle Smith, j. @. Merrill, Shirley G.
Ward, Miss Burnett. Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
don Borden, A. D. Childress and family,
Marco Hellman, w. B. Price, Chas. NC.
Dixon, Miss Ida Thurston, Miss Louisa
Poor, Mrs. w. H. Stone, S. G. Stone,
I Frank G. Prescott, Alfred Cooper, T. d.
Mott, Jr., d. Munro, Miss Lou Winder,
7. T. Winder and wife, Geo. W. Cook,
G. w. Burleigh. r. G. Lunt, Los An
geles; Mrs. S. M. Preston, Tennessee /;
Mrs. John Williams, New Orleans; Mrs.
M. W Rogers, Springfield, ILL.,; VIM. B.
Deming, M. G. Fisher, San Francisco.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Collins will take
up their residence at the Redondo on
the 1st.
Among prospective guests of the Re-
dondo after July 1st who have engaged
their apartments are Major Kimball
and family, j. E. Platter and family, w.
r. Burke and family, w. Pridbam and
family, Colonel Wheeler and family, r..
S. Lunt and family, Professor Whipple
and family, from Oakland; w. S. Beck
and family, of San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Merriam, of Omaha; Wesley
Clarke and family, A. L. West and fam
lily, of Chicago; Colonel P. G. Baker and
family, l. w. Hellman and family. M.
J. Flavin and family, of San Francisco.
Hon. and Mrs. Poindexter Dunn.
Misses Bertha and Sarah Herring are
at the Redondo, and General Herring is
expected to arrive this week.
Professor and Mrs. Kramer will come
down this week to manage the future
socials at the Redondo.
A party of young folks on the beach
yesterday consisted of Masters Charlie
Widney, Morris Cook, Fred Adams, Fred
Pfeifer, Eddie Price and Eddie Menzie.
Among others at Redondo Yesterday
were: j. w. Tyler and family, J. F. Par
ker and family, from Riverside; w. S.
Chamberlain, of San Francisco; Geo.
Baker, j. F. O'Donnell, of Oceanside; j.
A. Sheppard, W. p. Clinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Rogers, J. p. Fitzhenry, P.
J. Hogan, of San Francisco; Mrs. J. F.
Fuller and family, Rev. Mr.. Fields, r..
H. Murray, j. j. Timothy, +. J. Corn
wafl,hrthur Gilman, Misses Bolan, Bee
son, Rhoades and Peterson, HI. j. Mar
tin, o. L. Davis, Geo. Baker, R. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Weston, Mrs. and
Miss Stern, DR.. Shattuck, j. w. Tyler
and family, Joe Mansfield, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison.