Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-23
SANTA MONICA.
A Birthday Party to the Little Rosebud
of Gifted Parents.

"A Birthday Party TO. the Little hoseDuu
of Gifted Parents.
SANTA MONICA, July 22.-Tomorrow
will be great day at the seaside. Be-
side the usual open air concert by the
Douglas band at the beach pavilion,
there will be a balloon ascension and
parachute jump by Miss Bertha Onzola,
from the Arcadia grounds.
The charming open air concerts at the
band stand on the esplanade will be re-
sumed, fine band having been hired
for the season.
At the caflon the attraction of inspect.
ing the progress of the preparatory work
on the machinery, etc., for wharf build
ing will undoubtedly draw a goodly
number.
W. S. Lyon, of the state forestry, has
kept the men at the station in the caf1on
at work during the past few days, boxing
trees to send to the worlds fair.
Miss Elizabeth Marie Woods, the one
year.old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Modini Woods, duly celebrated the fret
milestone on the Journey of life on We'd
nesday afternoon at the Hancock cot
tage. on the south side. by giving little
party to number of little ones who are
summering here. Beautiful basket
souvenirs were given to each guest.
Children of larger growth, too, pres
ent, win remember the pleasing sight of
the babies merriment. Among those
present were the Misses Ada Parker,
Ruth, Marion, HELEN and Eleinore
Godfrey; Viola Hamilton, Rena Hall,
Mamie Dalton. Francisco and Juanita
Sararia, Grace Kintz. Minnie Gardner,
Laurita Kimball. Fannie and Anita
Broderick, K. Kimball, Master Eddie
Kintz. Edwin Schallert, Edward Man
ming, Paul Gardner. Among the older
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Schallert, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Perry, F. G. Perry, Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Hamilton, Mrs. DR..
Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. Modini Woods
and Miss Perry.
Postmaster and Mrs. Van Duzen spent
Wednesday at the beach.
The Soldiers Home band gave ball
at the opera house on Thursday evening
which was we'll attended.
John Lowell is haying brief vacation
at the seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Howells of New
York city are enjoying the ocean spray
on the western sea.
The regular weekly ball at the Arcadia
takes place this evening.
w. d. Pope of Burlington, Vermont,
is spending few days at the st. James.
f. W. Taufenback of San Bernardino
cooled off at the beach yesterday.
DIR. Jasper Garmany, F. r. @. s., of
New York city, arrived at Hotel Arcadia,
Santa Monica, on Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. B. B. Bragg, Crescenta,
are guests at the Arcadia.
Mrs. Henry N. Simpson OF New York,
Mrs. Doria Jones and Mr.. Mark Jones
arrived at the hotel on Tuesday.
d. V. Ames, a prominent citizen of
Yuma, is a guest at the Arcadia,
j. N. Kowalski is guest at the hotel.
Among the late arrivals are: H. D. La
Motto, San Francisco; w. D. Gillette,
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Sawtelle,
Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Reed and
child, Tombstone, Ariz.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ho-
tel Laurence are: Mrs. @. B. Mathews,
Minnie g. Lisk, H. G. Fife, Robert
Strong. Misses Blaisdell Byron Lisk,
Pasadena; Mrs. M. E. Kelso, Cincin-
natl J. B. Walters, DIR. and Mrs. g. II.
Dure, H. B. Gage, Riverside; J. IT. Hop
kins, Santa Ana @. F. Hasson, st.
Louis; Rev. E. P. Baker, Mrs. Belle E.
Gray, Santa Monica; W. w. Travis and
wife, San Francisco; R. W. McClenand,
Duarte; HI. @. Stovey. Gertrude Fisher,
San Bernardino; Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Wymouth and family, Mrs. Moriarity
and family. San Diego Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Newball, w. McPhelon, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Dunsmore, Mrs. Anna Mum
dell andN family, e. s. Field, Carlos
Brawsky, DR.. Culinary, S. H. Willis, A.
w. Ellis, B. Caller, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ordway, Thomas Origus and wife. W. S.
Young, Los Angeles; Rev. H. A. New
hall and daughter. Palms; Mrs. R. W.
Ellis, Pueblo, Col.