Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-06
ert Eckert in commemoration of the

eTC ECkeTI al CoAAhOiaoi"'i "'io'i VI 'AN
event.
Every one should be present at the
meeting of the board of trustees tonight !;
the wharf petition comes up and it is
the most important meeting held here
for years. Show yourselves to be in
thorough sympathy with the movement.
l.. E. Mosher was down, and / could
not but wish that he would read to our
city dads tomorrow night "stand in"
when the wharf petition comes up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdett Chandler of
BOYLE Heights came down Friday, spend
ing the 4th and 9Th here.
Tom E. Rowan, Jr., came down on
the morning train and was endeavoring
to get a large enough bathing suit.
Batv, who plays in the Soldiers Home
band, loaned him his ulster, and the
| last that was seen of Tommie he was en-
joying the surf immensely.
Phil Gaffy was seen perambulating on
the beach and bluff with charming
daughter of Sunland.
Prof. R. H. Tapp, the world renowned
horse tanner, conquered the pillows in
great shape in front of the Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maier came down
preparatory to locating here for the sea-
son.
Frank J. Capatain's manly form
showed to most excellent advantage in
bathing suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. M: Jacob and family en-
joyed the day on the beach and bluff.
The East Side was well represented
in Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nutter, Mr..
and Mrs. Cook, DIR. Carson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peck, T. j. Osborn, G. H. Brad
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horner, Miss
| Shepard and E. E. Sorabje.
Miss Green is spending a few days
| here.
Governor Treichel and party were de-
lighted with the open-air concert.
George Sibly looked happy as he
showed a fair lady friend around the
| town.
DR.. Mccoy of Pasadena enjoyed his
first swim of the season, afterwards de-
voting his time assiduously to the ladies
OF his acquaintance.
w. A. Lawson, managing editor Of the
Express, enjoyed the day with Mrs.
Lawson and his family.
Mr., and Mrs. S. A. Butler have To-
Gated at Santa Monica for the season.
Marion Brooks and his best silk hat
were seen perambulating in the vicinity
of the band stand.
Boyle Heights was out in great force
among the number being: The Misses
Henrietta and Theresa Holmes, L. v
Glascock, who looked resplendent in his
new suit, accompanied by his charming
sister, Miss j. Glascock, Mr.. and Mrs
CLYDE Ritchie, Miss Ritchie, Mr.. anc
Mrs. P. P. Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R
Light. E. J. Robbins.
Charles Mcfarland was seen laying
down the legal status of the outfal
sewer to Councilman Summerland.
Louis Roeder, G. Scheerer and wife
H. Thostman and wife and F. Kohlel
formed delighted group who listened
to the open air concert.
High Chief Ranger of the I. 0. F
G. A. McElfresh spent the day here
making arrangements for the summer
for himself and family.
J. w. Matuszkiewiz was seen taking
notes for his German publication.
Miss Casen of Kansas City was de
lighted with her first ocean plunge, ex
claiming, she wished she could take the
ocean home with her.
Mrs. J. G. Morgan is spending few
days at the beach.
Judge Van Dyke and family were
amongst the distinguished guests whf
enjoyed the day here.
DR.. Wassman, who came down with
his family, was trying to eat Eckert &
Hopf out OF house and home, and at las
accounts had devoured enough for {
small-sized family.
The beautiful Misses Mabel and Alice
Walters, of San Francisco, who are
spending few days here, declare th'
city by the sea to be superior to all 9th
er water resorts on the coast.
Colonel w. f. Griggs, who spent tht
4th and 9Th here, told his famous ra
story to delighted audience.
The cafion was the scene of a perfec
carnival of pleasure during the 4th ant
9Th.
Governor Treichel read the Declara
tion of independence to the old vets a
the Home. after which they dispersed
and dreamt Of the good old days befor
the war.
A very spirited game of polo wa
played here on the Fourth, which wa
graced by the attendance Of many of tn
lady friends of the contestants. Asligh
J accident occurred to w. H. Young
; which will lay him up for few days.