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

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was we'll attended. Aamold, the re-
nowned Norwegian violinist; A. M.
Hawthorne, Miss Belden and Arend's
orchestra, delighted the cultivated audi
ence.
am panied to be compelled to chron-
icle the death of Colonel E. X. Chaplin,
who died this morning at O'Clock. He
had been confined to his residence for
some time with a complication OF
troubles, which eliminated in paralysis.
Not mouthful of food had passed his
lips for the past week. Colonel Chaplin
was born in Volunteer Town, Connecti-
cut, and was in his SD year at his de-
mise. He served in the late rebellion,
on the union side, having enlisted in
the Twenty-6rst Connecticut infantry,
as lieutenant; after an honorable SER
vice of three years he came back as cap
tain of company, which had partici-
pated in many engagements. He came
to Santa Monica in its infancy, and has
lived here ever since, where his sterling
manhood and thorough good nature
has made him the friend OF everyone.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at IL a. M, from the Presbyterian
church, when Rev. Messrs. Morrison
and Jennings will officiate. Santa Mon
lea lodge, F. & A. M. will assist at the
grave.
The summer school opens this evening
with social at the opera house.
Miss Anna Earl, Mrs. S. P. Read of
East Los Angeles, Miss Ida Needham
and Miss Hattie Tucker of Glendora are
spending few days here.
The recent guests at the Lawrence
house are: Miss Matte Jelton, Muir
freesboro, Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Wilson, John Doig, Ed Mathews, Red
lands; Mrs. W. H. Nurse and children,
Ell Paso; Mrs. McKie, Miss McKie, Col
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Waddingham,
Ontario r. N. Roberts, j. +. Roberts
and wife, Santa Barbara; Mrs. N. Mich
OILS, M. H. Sherman and wife, Hon. and
Mrs. S. H. Goodrich, F. L. Lemon, F.
L. Allen, Miss Cora Haley, Miss Carrie
Longstreet, Los Angeles.
Rev. DR.. Weller, who has been alb
sent at the Chautauqua services north,
is expected to return in few davs.
Mrs. DR.. Michner of Pasadena is en-
joying brief vacation here.
VIM. Foss and family are delightfully."-
situated in cottage by the sea.
p. L. Cramer and Miss Cramer have
secured the Welch cottage on Second
street for the season.
S. @. Foy and family take possession
of their summer home on North Beach
tomorrow.
VIM. Waters and family have taken
one of the Kintz cottages on South
Beach for the season, where William
will listen to what the wild waves are
saying.
w. B. Palmore of Norwalk is enjoying
the sea breezes for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob We'll of Los Ange-
les and family are pleasantly situated at
the Boehne block, where they will spend
the summer. The genial couple are
more than pleased with Santa Monica
this year, declaring that Kansas cy-
clone could not move them.
Rev. Pollock, of Kansas City, officiated
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday,
his morning discourse being particu-
larly eloquent one on the theme Of
Christ our Advocate. At st. Augustine
Rev. Mr.. Dwyer officiated, his morning
theme being, Do this in Remembrance
of Me.
The Misses Ida. and Jennie Mackay
are sojourning at Santa Monica for the
summer.
Judge G.. L. McElfresh and family
have selected North Beach for their
summer home.
Miss George, Daisy and Lille Bell are
delightfully."- situated on North Beach.
Masters Walter and Candy Bell join
them tomorrow.
To-day's arrivals at the Arcadia are:
J. F. Crosby. G. A. Sprague, Captain
and Mrs. A. B. Anderson, H. G. A. Low
ell, Sinclair Oliver, John Bryson, Sr.. E.
6. Wood, Clarence o. Miller, John
Chansfor and wife, Joseph A. Chansfor
and wife, w. s. w. Cragen, H. G. Wass-
man, John johnson, DR.. j. J. Still, E.
E. Crandell, G. Willer, S. Reinhart,
Jose G. Estudillo, Los Angeles; ]. G.
Aberdeen, Wash. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Merrill, Mrs. James
Holt, Oakland; Mrs. M. H. Lewis, Miss
Maude Iverson, Ed. Garratt, Miss Daisy
Dresbach, San Francisco; E. White and
wife, William Menum and family, Pasa-
dena; Captain S. 7. Bleck, CIV. Chres-
nam, G. D. Bonestel, Miss Edith Bon
es tel, Ventura; w. L. Johnson, Pomona
Mrs. DR.. r. Mcdonald, w. F. Satter-
white, Harry w. Nesbit, Miss Satter-
white, San Bernardino; Miss Crane,
Saticoy; L. w. Andrews, Santa Paula.
Ida Abrano, Inglewood; g. H. Hib-
but, F. Bunker, DR.. A. Westcott, San
Miss Olive Park, Miss John
son, w. H. Dyer, Pasadena; S. Raw
band. Puente; G. W. Manning, N. Y.
R. r. Sutherland, San Bernardino;
Mary E. Hazelip, Compton Ray Ma
lone, are registered at the st. James.