Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-29
SANTA MONICA.
People who Enjoyed the Attractions
There Yesterday.

There Yesterday.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 28.-Santa Monica
was visited yesterday by another large
number of pleasure seekers. The Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific companies car
ried full passenger lists on all trains,
and the usual festivities were enjoyed by
all who attended. The following were
noticed among the immense throng:
J. F. Henderson stayed over night to
enjoy the salt air.
d. Desmond was noticed in the
plunge.
George Atwood was among the throng.
Cal Hunter was not alone.
Sam Wolfstein was accompanied by
very pretty young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. De Van partici-
pated in the festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Healy were on the
sands.
Mrs. E. G. Luentzen and Mrs. G. w.
Zacharias were at the pavilion.
Simon Maier was joyful as ever.
Martin G. Marsh and Chalk Roberts
were never out of sight.
Dave Partan was the most conspicu-
GUS among the band members.
Robert Whomes regretted there was
no balloon ascension.
George P. McLain and family took a
ride to the cafion.
Fred Williams was among the expert
swimmers. Il.
Mrs. Kittie Wescott and Mrs. Carrie
Gregory were among the noticeable vis-
itors at the beach.
Councilman Bonsall enjoyed fsh
dinner.
Under-sheriff Moran talked politics
all day.
John Moriorty and John Moriarty
took "sniff'' of sea breeze.
Charley Schroeder and DR.. Wernigk
were observed on the bluff.
George Logan and j. R. Blanchard
regretted the fish would not bite.
General Hewitt always takes pleasure
in seeing large crowd at Santa Mon
lea.
Frank Eagleson and George Lague
had chicken dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Estudillo and
delightful time.
Frank Hultsholder was perceived
with handsome young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ward listened at
tentively to the music.
Eugene Maxwell said it was an "of"
day.
M. J. Nolan wore his customary be-
nevolent smile.
Frank Abbott and A. Peasley were
seen together.
Jacob Pillig fiahed all day from the
wharf.
DIR. Wassman was an early arrival.
Henry Bruning was boss OF the ten
pin alley.
Fire Commissioner Kuhrts noticed
everything in sight.
e. V. Maud thought Cleveland would
be elected.
Tom Strohm wished a change in the
council next year.
N. P. Wynne had most pleasant
time.
Charley Webber was building political
fences.
Frank M. Lopez and John W. Francis,
Republican aspirants, consoled each
other.
Baseball Van Derbeck said the HER
AID was the leading paper.
W. H. Esdor thought the water just
right.
Henry Webber distributed crackers to
the fish.
Edward L. Vrerick was down for the
day.
Gal Foy enjoyed a swim in the
breakers.
D. vandervoort. of San Francisco, was
at the Arcadia.
R. A. Barnes was seen upon the
beach.
J. Dollmer thought there was no place
like Santa Monica.
T. Choate, of Boston, is at the Area
dia.
Charles Howard talked of sprinting.
M. w. Winans was at the Arcadia.
Miss May Hawley was in town.
Late arrivals at the Arcadia are
Chas. Monroe, Col. Thomas Atkinson,
Miss Mabel Luitweiler. J. III. Kerfer.
Mrs. ]. B. Newton, L. K. Dunkelberger
and wife, Harold s. Charming, Mrs. j.
G. McAlpine, Mrs. @. Hellman, I'll. I'll.
Rose, W. L. McAlister, Fred A. Clegg,
r.. G. Schumacher, W. A. B. Hayward,
Willis G. Craig. J. W. Green, Lewis B.
Ely and Lewis G. Craig.
THE TENNIS BALL.
Altogether the most brilliant affair Of
the season was the full dress hop at the
Hotel Arcadia last night. The ball
room was beautiful decorated for the oc-
casion with flowers and potted plants.
Lowenskis orchestra furnished the music.
The toilets of the ladies were unusually
rich and elegant.
Miss Peck, Of San Gabriel, wore red
silk crepe with frills of same around the
half low pointed corsage and loose elbow
sleeves.
Miss Hawley, white China silk with
angel sleeves of chiffon and ruhfs of the
same round the low corsage, diamonds.
Mrs. Anderson was charming in rich
white satin, and hounce and front
breadth covered with rare old Brussels
lace pearl necklace and string Of pearls