Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21


water fountain is the best possible
place. The fizzy, inocuous drink has of
late been very fashionable, and it is as
necessary to good form to be conversant
with the qualities Of the various favors
asit is to know dry from sweet cham
pagne. Besides gaining the requisite
knowledge in the first case is not as ex-
pensive as in the latter. Ii you think
tastes do not differ in soda water, why
just peruse the following list of what
people whom everybody knows call for
over the marble counter.
Miss Elderkin' g favorite drink is co flee
ice cream.
Miss McCook has decided liking for
pineapple ice cream.
The Misses Bonsall always call for va
nilla ice cream.
Miss Bessie Tonner loves banana ice
cream.
Miss Chapman sips strawberry ice.
Mrs. Lieutenant Collins drinks vichy.
Lieutenant Collins also takes vichy with
little salt.
Captain Bailey always INDUCES in plain
soda.
Mrs. John Plater's favorite drink is
sarsaparilla and ice cream.
Mrs. Pridham drinks arctic cream
soda.
Mrs. Hancock Banning invariably calls
for strawberry ice cream.
John Schumacher, Captain William
Banning and Joe Banning think that
orange phosphate cannot be beaten as
an exhilarating beverage.
Tom Lewis and /. III. Polk always ask
for marmalade. This is their nickname
for orange phosphate.
Miss Lucy Banning has an affection
for crushed strawberry with cream.
Miss Mary Banning thinks that orange
phosphate is the best carbonated drink
ever introduced.
Miss Robinson, of Bellevue avenue,
sips Malto every day she comes down
town. This is delicious drink in
vented,by A. L. Rich, the well-known
dispenser of aerated beverages.
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Frank Schumacher drinks Koumiss
when he is thirsty.
Attorney Graaf imbibes in Coronado
with great regularity.
Jack and Fred Griffith are satisfied
with vanilla ice cream.
Miss Gertrude Graham generally re-
quires strawberry with plenty of cream.
III. b. Baldwin affects Vichy and -.
HI. w. Latham likes Coronado.
Mrs. Jones is satisfied with chocolate
ice cream. ~
Miss Daisy Rose likes strawberry ice
cream the best. Miss Maud Rose de-
lights to sip pineapple nectar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Barham have hit
upon 9 happy combination. 1t is orange
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Mrs. X. d. Wise likes chocolate with
peach champagne.
Mrs. 0theman Stevens is also an ad-
mirer of peach champagne.
L. N. Breed takes vichy with phos-
pilates.
Miss Sally and Mamie Miles call for
vanilla ice cream every time.
Jim Mellus asks for don't care.
Mrs. Harry Weiner is best suited with
an orange phosphate.
Count Won Schmidt drinks raspberry
ice cream:
Miss Beach is satisfied with crushed
strawberry and cream.
Miss Mary Rohr likes mixed favors.
Strawberry and pineapple, with spray
of cream, is her usual drink.
Messrs. Altschal and Langstadter, the
inseparables, get coffee, with lots OF
cream.
Ex-Mayor Workman and his son,
Boyle Workman, have liking for pine
apple frosted.
Major Sterns' favorite beverage is
lemon phosphate.
Mrs. Ben Stern picks out Arctic
cream.
Sam Dewey is an ardent advocate Of
Coronado water.
Miss Tyler won't take anything ex-
cept vanilla cream.
Sarsaparilla and iron suits 7. ]. Car
ran.
Miss Clara Carran imbibes vanilla
soda.
Ed Tufts likes the same drink, but
generally calls for dash of cream.
Henry eastman drinks chocolate,
while w. T. Edwards calls for orange
cream special.
HI. Mosgrove affects apollonaris.
Dick Mcknight takes his soda water
straight.
Miss Worley, of st. Paul, is Of the
opinion that pine apple ice cream can
not be beaten.
Miss Susie Patton's choice is straw
berry and orange phosphate.
Mrs. Will Glassell drinks ginger ale
in preference to anything else.
Miss Eva Tufts thinks that crushed
strawberry is exquisite.
Miss Catherine Helling does not like
cream. She likes orange phosphate
with dash of strawberry.
Hancock Banning and Dick Lacy call
for their soda water with wink.
Mrs. DR.. MACEDONIAN likes almost any
flavor.
Miss Carrie Waddilove drinks orange
phosphate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Winston both drink
strawberry phosphate.
D. Longstreet requires a Coronado
raspberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell content them
selves with vanilla and cream.
DR.. and Mrs. M. L. Moore usually
have strawberry and pineapple cream.
T. d. Mott, Jr., asks for arctic cream
special.
Mrs. General Stoneman's favorite is
vanilla ice cream.
Miss Blaisdell invariably sips pineap-
pie.
The Misses Strain are fairly enrapt-
ured with raspberry.
M. f. Manning always calls for the
first on the list.
Bob Widney affects ice cream since he
came back from Boston.
Miss Virginia Orr and Miss Burnett