Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-29
SANTA MONICA

down, many of whom secured quarter,
for the balance of the season.
The young people congregate at tn,
plunge, and the place resounds will
their laughter and melody from sunris,
until long after the stars come out
There are several expert swimmers VIII,
frequent this place at present.
The first balloon ascension of the sea
SON takes place Sunday.
Work has commenced on the new ten
mis- courts at the Casino, which will b,
superior to any in the southern part O
the state.
The management of the street car line
have put on three additional cars, leav
ing at $50, 9 and 9:30 D. m. at the
bridge, to accommodate those wishing
10 attend the pavilion concerts.
The first days session of the Presby,
terian alliance was well attended by
clergy and laity, who discussed the va.
rious subjects with much earnestness
The programme for today is as follows.
8 to $3.50 a. M. devotional; 8 80 to 10 &c
a. M, paper, The Second Sabbath, Rev.
W. B. Noble, D. D., San Diego; 10:3O to
IL 80 a. M, paper, The Bible and Chris
tian Science, Rev. w. s.. Young, Los An
geles; IL 80 a. m. to IL 80 D. M, paper,
Arnold's Light of the World, Rev. O. G..
Weller, San Francisco; 7:30 p. M, de-
votlonal meeting, and paper, Weak
Points in the Average Sunday School,
by the Rev. H. B. Gage, Riverside.
The trustee meeting last evening was
q very tame affair, Messrs. Vawter and
Steere being absent. The wharf petition
did not come up for action.
Sunday evening a delightful sacred
concert was given in the hotel parlors,
when O Stewart Taylor, W. B. Hopkins,
DIR. Buel, ,and Mrs. Abbott Kinney kindly
gave their services to entertain their
fellow guests and friends. The facts of
the case are, that the social life of the
Arcadia is a most charming one, every
evening being devoted to musical or
social of some kind.
The Charleston is coming; she will
arrive tonight and remain here Wednes-
day and Thursday. 1t is needless for
me to state that all the fair ones who
admire the natty naval officers, are
greatly excited. 1t is most devoutly to be
wished they will have ample opportun-
lty In the two days stay to gloat on the
officers OF the white cruiser and to got
button or two as trophies. Be that as
1T may, preparations have been duly
made to entertain the gallant captain
and the rest of the officers and men.
They will give several exhibitions of the
search lights during their stay.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Reed and Miss Annie Earl of the
east side are keeping cool on south
beach.
Father William, Indian missionary, is
summering with Father Haw.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Hasson are spend
a few days here, guests of A. Kier.
Nj. 8. Baker, of the Baker ironworks,
is enjoying the music OF the waves,
while sojourning with his son, Freder-
lex Baker, on south beach.
Mrs. w. B. McLachlan and Mrs. A. N.
Loomis of Ell Paso, Tex, are delight
fully situated in the Richmond cottage
on Third street.
Mrs. Walter Maxwell and sister, Miss
Lanfranco, are enjoying the summer
here.
Arrivals yesterday at the Arcadia
were: Mrs. J. H. Jones, II. Cleaveland,
J. H. Keller, Colonel w. f. Griggs, E.
Berman, Mrs. A. Sails sbury, M. L. Starin,
Miss E. lie Cash, Orr Cash, John Chans-
lor, H. P. Anderson, Mrs. L. G. Good
win, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. G. Bichow-
sky, Sunny Slope, San Gabriel; Rev.
and Mrs. G. F. Loop, Pomona; G. G.
Hall, Albuquerque Frank Stentiemier,
Woodburn, Ore; J. G. Traver, M. D.,
Pasadena; A. Vazzetti, Kansas City;
John Mansfield, Norman Brink, Los An
geles.
Mrs. Jeanimo A. Miller of Oakland,
who has been visiting the family of her
brother, Thomas J. Newby, returned
home to-day. This is her first visit to
Santa Monica, and she acknowledges it
to be the most beautiful place in the
state. She has lived in California since
1868.
Mrs. Arbuckle and daughter are
spending few days here, guests OF Mrs.
Harrington, on south beach.
H. E. Pollard, our city clerk, is at the
bedside of his little girl, who is very
near deaths door. 1t is most earnestly
to be hoped that the little one will be
spared to her parents for many years to
come. aA
Major and Mrs. Horace Bell and
family enjoyed the beach and surf to-
day.
R. L. Grosvenor of Mancester-by-the-
Sea, spent the day at the City-by-the-
Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longley of South Pasa-
dena are spending a few days here.
John H. Walbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. York of Pasadena, Mrs. A. ID. Shep-
ard and family of San Francisco and DIR.
F. E. Kenachen of Pomona are enjoying
few days here.
A special train will leave Los Angeles
at 2 AS pm, returning will leave Santa
Monica at 10 pm.
Miss Jennie Bell was observed today
as usual on the beach.
Nestor Hasson was seen with his large
st. Bernard dog on the beach.
Too Well Hidden.
Elizabeth Glover, in her book, 'sFam-
lily Manners, devotes chapter to de-
ploring the New England habit Of re-