Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-13

Duuudy dt heuOuuO UtdCu Was OHc VI
the brightest and most beautiful days
OF the year. The atmosphere was re-
markably clear and the ocean took on
that gorgeous dark blue tint peculiar to
the Pacific. Bathers were numerous,
and those who went in said the water
was delightfully."- warm and bathing un-
usually fine, though it is always good at
Redondo. Many wished to remain in
the surf all day, it seems, from the
length of time taken splashing about
The children were out in full force and
it took more than ordinary persuasion
to convince them that it was time to
don other costumes. One persistent
little tot was not to be induced to come
out till an impertinent breaker came
and knocked her down, when, with an
injured look, she ran to her mother and
asked, Mamma, why don't they teach
the waves better manners?"
The steamer Pelican made two trips
out on the bay in the morning and then
the regular afternoon trip. Every time
the boat was packed, and to the delight
of all would-be fishermen, fish were
plenty.
The Pomona Ninth infantry band paid
Redondo its regular visit, and treated
the pleasure-seekers to some excellent
music from position on the veranda of
the Redondo hotel. The band boys
never fail to be on hand with numer-
GUS fine selections, and their improve
ment is so marked that it will soon form
one of the best bands in this part of the
country.
Redondo hotel was literally patron
lied, having very large crowd for din
ner besides the permanent guests, who
are increasing in numbers every day.
The hop Saturday evening was we'll
attended and most delightful in every
particular. Everybody seemed glad to
see everybody else, and sociabillty
reigned throughout, which greatly add
ed to the enjoyment of the evening.
REDoNDo NOTES.
Baron Rogniat, of Los Angeles, visited
the Redondo hotel and expatiated on its
many advantages.
Miss Mary E. Smell, OF Oakland, is a
guest of the hotel. She is we'll known in
the west, and her many friends are glad
to welcome her in Southern California.
7. Gilluly. of Los Angeles, came down
for an outing and to enjoy the delightful
sea breezes.
Colonel Schneider, Lieutenant Bald
win and Lieutenant Steel are registered
at the big hotel.
M. w. Bolton, the famous lawyer of
Ohio, arrived Saturday evening, and will
remain here several weeks.
Mrs. s. W. Finch and daughter, of New
York city, find our delightful resort a
v>1o NJ, ho not
James Fenton, of Portland, Or, is SO
we'll pleased with Redondo that he will
return for his family and spend the sea-
son at the hotel.
Among the late arrivals at the Redon-
do hotel are: Miss Freeman, Mrs. G..
M. Sanford, Miss R. Sanford, John w.
Baldwin, Mrs. Patton, Miss Patton, Miss
Elizabeth A. Follansbee, Miss Soule, F.
Gilluly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hass, Master
Walter Haas, Miss Ruth Haas, Miss
Martha Bode, Edgar Baruch, Mrs. H.
Blucher, George w. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Glassell, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hubbell,
Misses Lora and Mary Hnbbell, H. B..
Baldwin, G. w. Burleigh, r. H. Howell,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G.. Kerckhoff, Miss
Eshman, George H. Smith, j. H. Adams,
r. H. Adams, Louis F. Vetter, G. X.
Brown, L. T. Garnsey, P. Beaudry ,Chas.
R. Moffatt, Miss Edith Horx, N. Strass-
burger, F. N. Myers. H. L. Pinney, John
Mulberry, Henry Henderson, Miss Ken
ny, Colonel Schneider, Lieutenant Bald
win, Lieutenant Steel, Los Angeles Mrs.
@. M. Rowland, Puente; Will G. Bailey,
Frank F. Oster, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Han
ma and children, Cotton; D. w. Baker,
George Slack, Ell Monte; G. B. Burrell,
New York city; G. G. Watson, Boston !;
Mrs. H. H. David, Hotel Ammldon Miss
Ida Baldwin, San Francisco; W. E.
Arthur and wife, Miss Osborne, Major
and Mrs. Chaffee, Pasadena; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Bramer, San Bernardino !;
Miss Mary E. Smell, Mrs. G. @. Farm
ham and children, Miss S. A. Winder,
Oakland; Mrs. 0. j. Salisbury, family
and maid, Orrie Cast; Bessie Alexander,
Salt Lake City; Sir M. Alonzo, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The steamer Coos Bay, Captain Le-
land, arrived from San Francisco, yes
terday, and discharged sixty-six tons of
freight at the pier.
The Alex. Duncan, Captain Nicolson,
arrived from San Francisco and dis
charged twenty-three tons of freight and
! fifty electric light poles. B.