Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-11
SUN AND SEA BATHS.
A Day of P1easure and of Fun at SAINT
Monica.

Day OF PIeasure and OF run nv 0ene"
Monica.
The Santa Monica season is now fairly
opened, and it goes without saying that
for some time to come the Sunday
throng at Santa Monica will not de-
crease. Fully 1000 attended this resort
yesterday.
Arthur Bray forgot all about the tolls
of the recorders office.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lombard had
most enjoyable time.
Fred Eaton surveyd the crowd from
the pavilion.
Harry Adler looked IS handsome as
ever.
Frank NJ. Kelsey had on q public ad-
mlnistrator smile.
Miss Rose Adler attracted not few
admirers.
Victor Solomon was noticed on the
sands.
j. j. Shallert was alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. III. Barclay took in
the sights.
John W. Reed thought it good day
to conduct an auction sale.
Johnny Bloeser forgot there was sGch
thing as a carpet.
Ed McGinnis were his Arizona Eom-
brero.
L. M. Wagner was one of the heppiest
individuals on the sands.
Harry Schofeid did not go down on q
bicycle.
H. s. Clement said he hoped this
time next year he would be sheriff.
Ike Barman and Elmer Pirtle were
noticed together.
Al Lindey wore his best straw hat.
Bud Price was accompanied by very
handsome young lady.
w. #. x. Parker was as noticeable as
ever.
Jimmy Walling had his eagle eye
everywhere.
Jacob Pillig and family enjoyed the
day hugely.
r. M. Thompson watched the bathers
attentively.
George Atwood never misses Sun
day. sa as
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Hesse returned
happy.
Jim Morley thinks Cleveland cure
winner.
+. Nlttinger spent half the day at Re-
dondo, after taking in Santa Monica.
p. FL. Springer always had cigar in
his mouth.
G. w. Gromgold was seen neander-
ing along the wharf.
JIG. Estudillo watched the breakers
from the hotel.
J.J. Vosburg forgot all about trials
and tfibulations in Arizona.
Major Bonebrake and w. j. Brodrick
enjoyed the day.
Judge w. p. Gardner had a pleasant
smile.
J. B. Duke, everybody's friend, was
there.
John Moriarty was thinking how to
get the nomination for councilman.
C.'f. A. Last, as usual, was in the
swim. ,,
john Lowell said Cleveland would
give Harrison closer run this time.
William Bradshaw forgot all about
corner lots.
A. Psasley invested in espoor cigar.
H@ is kicking yet.
FTenry Bruning enjoyed ,e.fish dinner.
Newman, the baseball player, was
no ticeable.
Charles Jennings was aH, politics, in
his quiet way.
Fe. Wineburgh thought the weather
jus sIznply delightful.
Gleoage Vignola came infrem his ranch
for w1aif of salt air.
G ieorge Arbuckle wore hia usual be-
nev o}ent smile.
J ohm Brink took a plunge.
q eroge Chenoworth regretted there
was not later train.
d. Defmond went down fsr dip.
+ lenry Weber fed crackers to the fish.
h |. J.tNolan was not alone.
E. III. Hutchinson and George Flint
wal ked from the cafion to the pavilion.
Henry Zeck smiled at the bathera as
the,v attempted to swisn.
+. rank Holtslunder is always the
sam G, forever full of Joy.
q, @rge Marrygold lookeda little sun
burn ed.
Ju age wv. A. Ryan forgot all about
Blacl lstole.
W. s. Waters was surexthe county
would go Democratic at the next cleo
tion.
p. III. Krause took day at the beach.
A. G-- Eeeper was positive Harrison
would esaoeeed himself.
J. McCaary and Charles McCullen
were inseparable.
Willie Thornton thinks there is no
place like the cafion for enjoyment.
j. II. Flynn was arguing politics all
day. 81
Charles ID. Platt could not stay away. !
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Devan enjoyed a.
glimpse OF the Pacific.
Miss M. Il. Smith of San Bernardino
is having q months recreation at the
beach.