Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-15
REDoNDo.

Society People Having Good Time at
the Hotel.
REDoNDo BEACH, Aug. 14.-Society
people are filing up the Hotel Redondo
rapidly, and the devices and expedients
for diversion and fun are numerous.
The latest fad is sheet and pillow case
party, which will transpire at the hotel
Saturday evening. August 18th. Many
OF the gay world of Los Angeles will be
in attendance. Among those who will
attend are Mrs. DR.. Utley, Mrs. Henry
O'Melveny. Mrs. /. III. Polk, Mrs. Judge
Gibbons, Mrs. F. S. Hicks, Mrs. w. r.
Burke. The affair is expected to be at
tended with much genuine hilarity and
abandon. Manager Lynch, with his
usual vigilance as to all the details, will
furnish an enjoyable repast.
Rex Hardy today made another brill
liant record for himself in the Eclipse
balloon ascension, and an artistic return
to terra frma per parachute.
The steamer Falcon from Avalon
reached this port at 10 o'clock a. m. to-
day, landing twelve passengers, and re-
turned at 10 80 a. M, taking out fifteen
| for Avalon.
The steamship Santa Rosa came to
| her dock at 1890 p. M, and got away
| for the north at 80 p. m. with ffty-fve
on her passenger list from Redondo, and
several lots of miscellaneous freight.
The steamer Eureka slipped into the
Santa Rosa's berth at the dock before it
got cold, i. e. at 80 p. M, landing
| fifty-fve tons of merchandise and six
teen passengers, and proceeded south at
p. m.
F. Conrad, ESQ.,, proprietor of the
Anaheim brewery, finds the beach a
good place to be at on Sundays, but is
subjected to Anaheim beer while at the
Casino.
The railways were again crowded with
passengers this morning for the beach.
The tally stood 4078 unloaded at 2:2O o.
M, and several trains to arrive.
Superintendent w. r. Beamer of the
Southern California manages to get
around to Redondo to spend the Sun
day.
+. Held, chief clerk Pasadena de-
partment of the Santa Fe route, and j.
w. Barr, stenographer in the same de-
partment, we're among the visitors here
today.
Arrivals at Hotel Redondo are: @. d.
Hill, Memphis; Adolph Wood, Cincin-
natl; J. y. Watson, Wilmington; @. f.
Clark, Miss A. Spicer, Miss Lille Spi-
GER, New York; L. o. Templeton, Vir-
ginia City, @. w. Mckee, g. N. Story,
Riverside; w. F. Carson, Portland; J..
B. Livingston, L. Hooper, Ontario /;
Miss N. O'Brien, Miss M. Sullivan, Miss
N. j. O'Brien, j. N. Hall, jr., San Jose !;
w. B. Beamer, j. Y. Burt, San Bernar-
dino; @. B. Lane, Covina; James T..
Taylor, Alessandro; A. L. Bradsley,
Azusa; A. w. Davis, Philadelphia.
Arrivals at Ocean View are L. Wilson,
Whittier; Anna Wimbledon, F. G..
LiesenriDg, A. A. Kline and sister, L. ].
Burt, San Bernardino; ]. r. Rush, Ell
Monte; D. s. Smith, Santa Ana; E. L.
Ferrell, III. @. Carson, j. F. Reddington,
Compton; J. Thos. Freeman, Carmen
ita; W. Mcdonald, Riverside; H. A.
Gooding, Edmond Lockett, Pasadena: /:
]. N. Sutton, Portland, Ore. d. M.
Burke, Alessandro.
Frank Ham, the popular ticket agent
on Second street, Los Angeles, with his
wife, were taking an outing at the beach
today.
Arrivals at the Martin villa the past
week Mrs. @. A. Sheldrick, w. L. Dem
nison and family, Mrs. Cramp and
family, Mrs. johnson and family, Los
Angeles; Mrs. Bridges and family,
Orange; Mr.. Lownds, Redlands; Miss
Olive Hart, Carthage. Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Brazelton, Mrs. w. G. Luce,
Miss Luce, San Bernardino; Mrs. SLAM
ker and family, Miss Slanker, Pomona !;
Miss Williams, Miss McMurray, Pasa-
dena.
exit" Carson, ofthe Canada Pacific,
was at Redondo all day yesterday, and
very much taken with the delightful
bay climate. He found an old friend,
Dan O'Neill, at the desk of the Redondo
hotel, and asked the price of living. On
being told, he braced himself back, and
replied: "Gimme receipt for a thou
sand years. board. I'll stay here till
they build bridge across the ocean to
the Sandwich Islands," And that's the
way this country impressed men from
the Selkirk mountains.