Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-07
SANTA MONICA.

Mr.. Fenton r. McCarroy OF valpa-
raiso, Chile, am old friend of Colonel
Brown. of the management of the Sol
diers' home, arrived today, and is a
guest at the Arcadia.
The private car Nemaha came down
on Friday last with Mr.. and Mrs. John
McManigin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Benton
and Miss Benton, M. 1. Aitken, Miss E.
Adams Of Lincoln, Neb., and Mrs. w.
L. Brown of Des Moines, Iowa. The
gentlemen are all interested in the U.
P. and B. and M. railroad lines. The
party are making tour OF Southern
California, on pleasure bent. Today
they enjoyed the surf and took q drive
about the town, being delighted with
the place..
Mrs. Shinn and Mrs. McAllister are
enjoying few days in their South
Beach cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Lisk and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lyman of Pasadena are
visiting Mrs. Austin of Third street.
Mrs. Adolpbe Vache died this morn
ing after a protracted and painful ill
ness. Mrs. Vache had an operation
performed by Drs. Fitzpatrick and Ma
deau lately, when a portion of the
skull was removed and an abscess, which
had formed on the brain, removed; but
it was too late, and the lady died at 10
O'Clock a. M, just as the tram left which
bore her physicians to Santa Monica.
The Vache family have resided here for
about five years, and have made many
friends. The remains will be taken to
Los Angeles tomorrow morning.
A T<.1 -, l. 4. \
were: John Lazzarovich, Mrs. 0. III.
Churchill and children, Mrs. j. w.
Winston, Miss Bradbury and Miss Louise
Bradbury. OF Los Angeles, Miss Sallie
Pickrell of Springfield, ILL.,, Mrs. Rogers,
R. J. Rogers. Wichita, Kan, Henry Rice
of New Orleans, G. ID. Rice, Miss E.
lin. Oakland. Arthur Buell., San Fran
cisco, w. s. Hunter and wife, Toledo.
John Bryson, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. HI. ID.
Daniels, 4. B. Parsons, Mrs. Alberta
Churchill, +. G. Woodbury., II. Zubu, G.
R. Morehead and Miss Belle McFadden
spent the day here.
Major and Mrs. j. R. Dwyer. Miss E.
Dwyer of San Francisco arrived this af-
ternoon at the Arcadia, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Frank Newby and he- two daugh-
ters, the Misses Nellie and Minnie New
by, of Ventura, who have been visiting
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Newby, of Second street, returned home
today.
The Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional church will give one of their de-
lightful Sunday concerts this evening.
1t is said Myron has become particu-
larly anxious about the welfare OF E. d.
Suits.
Mrs. H. L. Coffman and son, of Ri
vera, F. B. Howe and r. Strathena. of
Los Angeles, registered at the st. James
today.
The remains of George W. Howard
were taken to Los Angeles on the morn
ing train, where they will be buried in
Rosedale cemetery.
Deputy Grand Master Woodbury., of
the Masonic fraternity OF California,
came down today. He was driven about
the town by w. T. Gillis, and made an
inspection of the new hall which is be-
ing prepared Tor the new lodge which
will be shortly inaugurated here. Mr..
Woodbury. expressed himself as de-
lighted with the hall and the prospects
for the new lodge at the city by the sea.
The first open air concert of the season
takes place today on the esplanade. The
new band stand, although not COM
pleted, is far enough along to be oc-
cupied. j. G. Ii.