Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-15

luncned at Jne Arcaula.
E. L. Wright and Gene Maxwell
were down at Santa Monica.
Public Administrator Field was a
visitor.
John Bryson visited Santa Monica.
M. S. Charles and r. l.. McCrea were
dressed to kill.
beach.
The Denker family passed the day oy
the seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cline and boys
spent delightful day at Santa Monica.
Miss Maud Parker and Miss Lulu
Tuft were seen strolling on the beach.
F. c.. Millhouse put in the day at
Santa Monica.
Roy Nance, the real estate man, was
among the visitors.
Frank Collins of Wells-Fargo took life
easy on the sand.
Sam Gillespie, proprietor OF the Yuma
hotel, was captivated with the refresh
ing breeze. 1t was something different
from the Yuma breeze.
G. s. Winchester OF the Needles was a
visitor.
Charley Stephens, Chris. Hargitt and
George Flint discussed the proposed cut
in city hall salaries.
John Kahn and Elias ]. Levy went
down yesterday and hired cottage for
the season.
Fred Manchester was on deck as u.s.
ual.
w. G. McGregor escorted one of the
prettiest girls seen on the beach.
Mr.. Sessions enjoyed the sea breeze.
DR.. Ainsworth, 1. H. Polk and Cap
| tain Barrett were seen strolling on the
sands.
Captain Rodgers went down for little
of the seaside air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Schwamm en-
| joyed the breezes under the prettiest
kind of parasol.
Henry M. Thompson took in Santa
Monica.
DIR. Dukeman and Cal Hunter were
noticed together.
Colonel Schrieber and several other
National guardsmen were at Santa Mon
lea planning the annual encampment.
Under Sheriff Moran and John Mori-
arty put in the best part of the day at
Santa Monica.
Frank Schumacher went down by him
self, strange to relate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nolan were seen on
the sands.
Henry Steere and heir went down on
the afternoon train.
Harley Young displayed his manly
form on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woodworth
spent the day at Santa Monica.
! Frank Harmon and Charles Alexander
paraded on the sand in front Of the club
house.
Mrs. Redmond, who is at the Nc
Laughlan cottage, is rapidly convalesc-
ing.
Miss Taylor is spending few days
with her friend, Miss Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton and
niece went down to Santa Monica.
Bertie Balm was at Santa Monica for
the first time this season.
Little Tillie Mahlstead was delighted
with her visit to the seaside.
MIR. and Mrs. Radman spent the day
at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake We'll journeyed to
Santa Monica for little of the fresh
breeze.
Miss Edith Coakley, Mrs. R. III. How
ell and LeGrand Howell formed party
who paid the seaside visit yesterday.
Miss Stella Stott was noticed on the
beach.
Miss Arbuckle and Miss Fem were
among the few ladies who ventured out
among the breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Brown and Miss
Maud johnson enjoyed life at the Hotel
Arcadia.
j. A. Kelly, the county recorder, and
his sister, Mrs. Garner, enjoyed the day
at Santa Monica.
Miss Benedict was the most daring of
the bathers.
Mr.. Leopold INDUCED in swim in
the surf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaw watched
the gay throng from the beach.
Misses Alice and Ida Newman enjoyed
the afternoon on the beach.
Miss Norman Robinson watched
spooning couple with considerable de-
light.
r. G. Heinsch promenaded with a
pretty girl:sa
Mr.. Corletta and S. J. Schick wandered
around for several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfskill were
noticed on the sands.
A. S. Storr and Thomas Rhodes spent
the day by the sea.
Miss Anna Ayers of San Francisco,
the guest of Mr.. Marshall, was delight
ed with Santa Monica.
MlsSv DlIuio DuItOH sITOlleu Oh tle
sand.
w. M. Short escorted Miss G. M.
Wells.
Miss Lawson spent several hours on
the beach.
The Misses King spent the day most
agreeably.
Sam Hellman, George Marshall, j. M.
Skinner, George Reder were at Santa
Monica.
Miss Clara Rawson was seen prone
nading on the beach.
Clerk Wassman, of the Hollenbeck,
strolled the sands with Topsy.
w. P. Brown, superintendent of mails
at Los Angeles, went down to take
dip.
Mrs. Benson and Miss Benson spent
the day at Santa Monica.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Collins spent
Saturday and yesterday at Arcadia.
Ex-Chief and Mrs. Benedict visited
this resort.
Mrs. M. A. Gilbert spent the day at
Santa Monica.
Charles Erhardt, George Webb and
Walter Malley watched the breakers and
enjoyed life by the sea.
AT REDoNDo.
Twenty Carloads of People Enjoy the
Day.
1t took twenty cars on the Santa Fe