Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-28
SANTA MONICA.
SOCIAL EVENTS AT THE CITY By
THE SEA.
Nrs, Senator Jones's Mi-Careme Ball.
Other Events News Notes-Recent
Hotel Arrivals.
Special Correspondence to the HERALD.


Special Correspondence to the HERALD
SANTA MONICA, March 81.
At the elegant residence OF Senator
Jones Mrs. Jones gave fancy masquer-
ade ball, the many elegant apartments
being artistically and superbly decorated
with the choicest gems of Flora's king
dom, for which Santa Monica is famous.
The costumes, characters portrayed,
music by the Arend orchestra and COLA
tion were in thorough keeping with the
elegance of the affair at which we'll nigh
everyone in the upper social circles OF
South California was in attendance.
The usual Saturday evening hop at
the Arcadia also drew a large number
of our best society to grace the ballroom.
Judging from the merry faces of the
participants, all had royalty good
time, as they always do at the social
gathering of our big hotel.
The Spanish portion of the population
also enjoyed the evening at Scotto's, and
the gay sefior with his pretty senorita
companion had their share of enjoy
ment on the festival evening while
dancing, flirting and enjoying the pleas
nres of the occasion.
NOTES.
took over four pages to register Sat
urday's arrivals a. the Arcadia, with
two and half more for Sunday. That
is pretty good showing, Santa Moni'
cans think.
Hon. and Mrs. j. Franken6eld, ac-
companied by Miss Frankenfield, were
among Yesterdays guests at the sea-
side.
The many friends of Mrs. A. B. Nor
rison, wife of the popular pastor of the
M. E. church, will regret to learn of her
death yesterday morning at 5 O'Clock.
Mrs. Chauvan, accompanied by her
daughter, the charming Miss Laura
Chauvan, were among yesterday g
guests at the Arcadia.
Among Saturday and Sundays ar
rivals at the Arcadia were DR.. and Mrs.
#. B. Ives, Miss Eta Scales, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alanson, s. Appleton and son, Mr..
and Mrs. o. D. Douglass, Chicago; j. L..
Mcfarland, C. Louis Mcfarland, Wash
ington; Harry G. Howe, Mrs. Gilbert
Travis, II. r. Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Kingsland, New York; Miss Kate
Beckwith, Elgin, Ill.,; Miss Crittenden,
Miss Williams, r. G. Hunt, Rev. E. G:
Bell, VIM. Stats, Pasadena; MIR. and
Mrs. w. J. Barker, Mrs. Armstrong.
Harvey Young, Mrs. John Elliott, Dem
yer; Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. sheenway,
New York city: Mr.. and Mrs. L: B.
Hair, Mont, Canada; john Devine, Miss
Hasting, Miss F. R. Hough,
Mrs. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
enfield, Mrs. George ]. Denis, nurse and
child; Mrs. Albert Sidney Johnston,
Mrs. D. r. Collins, Miss Devine, Miss
Alice Devine, George M. Dodd, William
H. BonsalI, Miss Jennie J. Bonsall, H.
Jones Bateman, MIR. and Mrs. o. w.
Childs, Miss Flood, Fred Griffith, w. 7.
Bishopp, G. Row, Miss Butler, Mrs. G..
w. Latham, H. w. Latham, Judge
. Walter Van Dyke, Mrs. G. MacGowan, :,
J. w. Montgomery, Ed Tufts, F. G..
Schumacher, NJ. G. Bolton, Mrs. A. Q.
Chauvin, Miss Laura Chauvin, A. Lo-
wiski, f. d. Forde, James Greene, W. F.
Arcud, A. N. Buhn, Mrs. J. Platter, J.W.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Manning, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Baxter, Merle Manning,
viii Manning, Edward Manning, j. F.
Cosby, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frankenfeld, +,
Miss Frankenfield, Mrs. Chas. Smelling,
w. S. Mathews, w. D. Tinsinger, Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Vawter,
DIR. and Mrs. Chaffey, Santa Monica !;
Mrs. 4. G. Bell, Fairbault, Mimi. Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs. McCrystal, Salt Lake
City; Mrs. N. p. Reed, nurse and child,
John Dunlap, j. H. Dunlap, Pittsburg,
Pa; r. A. Chadwick, Dublin; Miss c..
o. Connor, Mrs. P. Loomis, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Bosqui, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Winston, Duarte.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Cook have taken
possession of the Hogan cottage, on
Ocean avenue.
Col. L. T.. Hewitt spent Sunday at
the beach, looking at the progress OF
the Southern Pacific work up the beach.
Fred A. Seaver, Palms; Thomas B.
Dean, Springfield, Ohio; Jas. Sterling,
Burlington, la. !; S. 3. Adams, F. Rose,
Los Angeles; Omri Bullis, Compton; &.
A. Packard, Prescott, Ariz. Mrs. Annie
Hamm and children, e. Z. Orr. Dallas,
Tex; Mrs. W. III. johnson, Williams,
Ariz. F. S. Singleton, San Francisco,
are among Saturday and Sundays
quests at the St. James. j.. H.
IONIC PEACH