Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-10
it when she boarded the

cOntalueu IL Wnen Sfle boarded the
train.
Banker Childress was seen several
times on the beach yesterday.
The genial Frank Cheny was escorting
the district attorney about the place
Yesterday and endeavoring to keep him
out of trouble.
The spacious dinning-room of the Re-
dondo hotel was filled with guests who
enjoyed one of the splendid dinners the
popular hotel is becoming so famous for.
Colonel E. w. Root looked remarkably
happy and in his usual affable manner
had smile and hearty handshake for
his numerous friends. This week many
interesting events are on the tapis, be-
sides the tennis tournament, which be-
gins on Wednesday. Everything will
be done to make the tournament a sue
cess. A pink domino ball will take
place on Wednesday evening and all are
expected to come and wear these rose
hued DISCUSSES. 1t will be very novel
and enjoyable. The children's ball will
take place earlier in the week and some
new features have been arranged for to
make the evening delightful for the lit
tie people.
Yesterday was fine day for driving,
and teams of all descriptions were no.
ticed taking parties out on pleasure
trips. One OF the interesting places to
be seen, and just pleasant drive from
town, is the large hotel south of Re-
dondo which was built during the boom
and afterward abandoned.
/ Early in the afternoon the pleasant
features of Frank Virgins, the chamber
of commerce man, were seen for a mo-
ment at the top OF the bath-house steps.
A few moments later long, lathy figure,
attired in black bathing suit, appeared
where the exhibit superintendent had
stood, dashed down the steps into the
water, and bobbed about in the waves.
Before one could decide whether this was
Virgins or not the figure had disap-
peared, and few minutes later the su-
perintendent, as soberly attired as ever,
appeared on the beach, Whether Wig
gins took bath or not, is still an open
question.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Willard were seen
about the beach and upon the big hotel
yeranda yesterday.
Councilman Nickel'sface appeared and
disappeared in the Kaleidoscope array
of faces which passed up and down the
beach.
Mr.. Tyson, in his low-necked bathing
suit and brilliant trunks, disported him
self in deep water like seal yesterday,
the envy and admiration of the ladies.
The two baby seals in small tank on
the pier attracted great deal of atten-
ton, and to some were quite curiosity.
They are fine specimens and are we'll
cared for, but do not seem exactly con-
tented in their limited quarters after
life in the briny deep, and keep up
fx,1 o,,I 1ior
The startling lady's bathing suit of
brilliant silk Webbing announced for
Santa Monica, and so long looked for in
vain, has evidently changed its destina-
tion, for it appeared both yesterday and
the week previous at Redondo. On both
occasions a score of masculines volun-
teered to escort it into the water, but the
occupant disdained assistance and forth
with carried it boldly out into deep
water, remaining some time in evident
enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Rees have just re-
turned to Redondo from trip to San
Francisco, where they spent a couple of
weeks.
Col. Blanton Duncan dined at the Re-
dondo hotel yesterday.
w. B. Beamer arrived on Saturday
and remained over Sunday at the big
hotel.
| Geo. w. Cooke attended the ball at
the hotel Saturday night.
j. T. Steward enjoyed an outing at
the beach and dip in the ocean.
T.. j. Harmon said that the bathing
was simply immense.
w. H. Gilbert OF Etiwanda took look
over Redondo yesterday.
7. Wallace, of Denver, Colo, is regis
tered at the Redondo.
j. W. Clarkson sat on the sands talk
ing to pretty girl most of the day yes
terday.
T. L. Hoag, OF Pasadena, came down
on an early train.
j. H. Shankland, of Alhambra, at
tended the ball Saturday evening.
r. E. Alcorn never fails to enjoy the
big hops at the Redondo.
Among the late arrivals at the Re
dondo are: W. S. Carson, Pomona;
John K. Vlier, Pasadena; Frank
Thompson, A. H. Busch, San Francisco
J. M. Bonner, Miss Bonner, New Or
leans; D. T. Warnock, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Rhoades, Denver, Colo.
G. B. Sullivan, San Bernardino; HI. M.
Rice, B. Hunsaker Mrs. White, w. II.
White, K. A. Shaeffer, F. B. Guthrie,
Sam Jervine, r. w. Kenny, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Lashbroke, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Willard, J. M. Methvin, Frank
w. Cheny, B. M. Marble, A. G. Bred
field, H. B. Baldwin, r. E. Alcorn,
George w. Cooke, J. H. Shankland,
Mrs. King, 7. j. Harmon, Los Angeles;
0. w. Bromber, j. E. Eustis, S. ones,
Salt Lake City.