Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-16
NHGHBOR|NG CITIES,
Yesterdays Happenings at
Santa Monica.
A Budget of News Notes From Uni
versity.
Death Of wen-Known Resident of the
City by the sea-Peopls who Were
There Yesterday-Notes and
Personals.

SANTA MONICA, May 15.-There has
not been death at the city by the sea
since the death OF Col. E. X. Chaplin,
which has caused as widespread and
universal sorrow as the untimely death
of Henry Emmet Pollard, in his 24th
year. at his residence on Fifth street on
Sunday morning at IL 20 O'Clock. For
some time he has been ailing, but it was
not supposed by any of his family or
friends to be OF serious character un-
til he was seized with complication of
diseases.
The deceased was born in Missouri,
and came to Santa Monica about five
years ago. settling down here and
marrying Miss Van Allen. During that
period of time, by his straightforward
and manly characteristics, he made
every one his friend.
He was an active member of the In
dependent Order of Foresters, of which
order he was a past chief ranger; an
Odd Fellow, being warden of Sea Side
lodge at his death, and treasurer of the
fire department.
Last winter he joined St. Augustine
by-the-Sea Episcopal church, and died
firm believer in its tenets, vacancy
being caused by his demise in the vestry-
ship which will be hard to fill. For the
past two years he filed the official posi-
ton of city clerk. He leaves wife and
two children, the youngest being
scarcely three weeks old.
The funeral takes place from st.
Augustine-by-the-Sea Episcopal church
today (Monday) at 10 80 a. m. The in
terment will be at Rosedale cemetery.
NOTES.
Nathan We'll of the firm of Rodriguez
C We'll spent Friday here with his
father, Jacob We'll, who was delighted
with the attentions of his boy.
The children of the Lutheran Sunday
school of Los Angeles enjoyed picnic
at the cafion on Saturday, the Southern
Pacific taking them to the ideal picnic
grounds in special car.
A. W. Hellman and family were
among yesterdays visitors at the beach.
The young people enjoyed a soap
bubble party at the Arcadia on Satur-
day morning, the following being among
those participating Lillian, Margaret
and Cornellian Donabier of ;Ludington,
Mich; Paulieva and Maize Wallace of
Helena, Mont. Marian and Georgiana
Jones, Santa Monica; Edwin Lehan,
Philadelphia; Lulu Dohemy, Virginia
Scott, Harry Scott, Santa Monica.
After an hour spent in the charming
pastime, the little ones were presented
with beautiful souvenir of Santa
Monica.
James E. Sints, brother of E. D.
Sints, our popular townsman, is visiting
the seaside after an absence of twelve
years at Sonora, Mexico, where he has
filed the position of superintendent and
assayer for large mining company.
Mr.. Sints is accompanied by Mrs Sints.
Among the recent additions to the
Arcadia list are: j. H. Holmes, Pasa-
dena; M. Requier, Pittsburg, Pa; N. j..
Barrett, G. K. Stewart, B. H. Upham,
San Francisco Mrs. A. B. Engard, Phil
adelphia; Florence J. Hawkins and Miss
S. Logan, Pomona; Capt. A, Lederman,
st. Louis; g.. E. Prosser, Pasadena ;
Phillip Kussel, Chicago; George w.
Crane and wife, Lakota, N. D.. Gilbert
A. G. Stewart, M. D., Philadelphia !;
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Jameson, Indian
apolis; E. L. Doheny, Orc Grande, Miss
n. Jewett, F. L. Kelly, Misses Julia and
Minnie Peachy, George M. Dodd, G. 1.
Weaver, G. A. Stausburg, Los Angeles.
j, G., H.