Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-06
A School Celebration at Long
Beach.
Notes of People in Seaside Re
sorts.
Numbers Of Visitors to Long Beach-Ar-
rivals ut the Hotel-Yesterday
q Busy Day Mt Re-
d0ndO.


pupils in decorating and adorning the
platform with palms, evergreen boughs
and flowers, and as the young ladies
possess excellent taste, the place was
made beautiful.
The programme furnished was an excel
lent one. gotten up principally by the
two young lady teachers Of the primary
and intermediate departments - Miss
Bray and Miss Boyle. MI. @. D. Tucker
of the Signal hill school officiated as
master Of ceremonies, and announced
the programme as follows:
song, Music on the Wave-sixth year.
Concert rec itation, The Wind and the Waves
second and Third grades.
Recitation, The Daisy-Edith Kingsbury.
Story, Label 1t Poison-Grace Willis.
Recitation, The Red, White and Blue-Three
Recitation, Mertifying Mistake.-Cora Pierce
Song Second and Third grades.
Concert recitation. six Little Rabbits-Six
Recitation. Lincoln at Gettysburg Arthur
Darby.
Recltation-Edna Frazier.
Recitation-Fred Cosaboom.
Concert recitation, What Girls Like To Do
song Of the Hammer-six boys.
Base solo, selected-Frank Cook.
Essay, Medieval Conversation-Hattie Gage.
Essay, History of the Slavery Question In
America-Cora Holdredge.
Essay, The Father OF American Literature
Wand DrilI-Eight young ladies.
Essay-Alice Slosson.
Essay, Stewards Folly Sullivan.
This was an exceptionally fine pro-
gramme and the pupils acquitted, them
selves in manner creditable alike to
themselves and their teachers.
<ho uov, <l,,ctrv, of kho kvrx,
prizes, q fountain pen, by Prof. Trow-
bridge, and a portfolio, by Miss Boyle,
were presented to George Wilson of the
intermediate and Hazeton Seely of the
higher department for the best writing.
NOTES.
The latest arrivals at the Seaside Inn
are: M. G. Holman, Texas; o. w.
Baldwin, Mrs. E. R. Gilmour, Miss
Julia Brown, F. H. Smith, r. w. Drom-
gold, D. ]. Mccarthy, J. B. Dennis, A..
Woodsack and wife, Hale Otter, John j.
Aiken, Los Angeles; Miss Margaret
Trowee, Anaheim John 8. Judd, Union
Pacific railway, and E. o. Mclaughlin,
San Jose.
A. X. Knoll OF the San Pedro Lumber
company will have two-story cottage
built on Ocean avenue. He aud his
wife were among our Sunday visitors.
Mrs. DR.. Colburn of Los Angeles has
rented the Woods cottage, Ocean
avenue. She came down yesterday.
Col. o. Shea OF Chicago is here for q
few days. visit. {5t
Mrs. F. Mitchell Of Los Angeles was a
visitor Sunday.
Miss Mary Miller has returned to Long
Beach after q prolonged residence near
Redondo and will epend the summer
here with her mother, Mrs. VIM. Par.
eel.
The Terminal put a force OF men at
work Tuesday making ready for the
platforms at a couple of new stopping
places in the city limits, and tiling for
water drainage both sides of their track
on Ocean Front avenue.
Miss G. B. Sullivan OF Santa Monica,
came Wednesday and is enjoying life at
the queen of watering places-Long
Beach-the guest of Miss S. M. John
son.
Mrs. J. E. Hood, mother OF Chief En-
gineer Hood of the Southern Pacific, and
Mrs. II. G. Dillon of Long Beach, after
six months absence visiting in San
Francisco and Pacific Grove, returned
to the beach Wednesday.
H. G. Dillon Eco. will leave tomor-
row for st. Paul to attend session OF
the United States court of appeals.
His Hon James will accompany him to
st. Paul, and daughters Fanny and
Anna as far az Salt Lake, where they
will stop visiting their aunt.
Mr.. @. T. and N. Stanfeld, of Whit
tier, came down Thursday evening on
business. Mr.. G. T. will send his family
here for the season, and Mr.. N. Stanfeld
will move with his family to remain
here permanently.
Among Saturdays visitors were noticed
Robert Maunder, J. A. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Coffin, George Waters, L. NJ.
Brown, ex-Postmaster Preuss, Doctor
Coceran, Judge Crawford, FL. j. Burns,
Joe Miller and Dick Adncy, of Los An
geles.
Assistant District Attorney ]. E Nc.
Comas and Mrs. McComas were at the
beach last Sunday.
] Mr.. r. B. Bushman, OF Los Angeles
i took run down here last Sunday.
Mrs. F. Mitchell and Mrs. Fred Bar
men, OF Los Angeles, were visitors at the
pavilion last Sunday.
George Murdock, of Westminster, Wis.
tied the beach Tuesday.
]. Spears and family, of Ell Modena,
have taken house here, and MI. Spears
has gone into business.
DR.. and Mrs. Hilton Williams and
family came down Monday.
Mrs. Fred Teale and daughter, Mary
Of Oakland. are at the Fetterman house
Miss Belle Wood of Pasadena and Miss
Pinger OF st. Joseph, Mo-, who havt
been stopping at the Fetterman house
left last Monday for Pasadena.
Arty Greenwood, Harry Seymour ant
Harvey Woods OF Los Angeles are fire.
quent visitors, and bathing is theli
specially.
Mr.. John L. Armstrong and family o
Arizona have taken possession of th'
Cushman cottage, Second street. for th'
season.
Mrs. Julia Gambler came down OF
Wednesday and will occupy cottage OF
Ocean Front avenue for the season.
Mrs. Lumstine is having new cot
tage built on Chestnut avenue.