Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-21
BRIDES residence, where an elegant
wedding supper was served.

BRIDES residence, where an elegant
wedding supper was served.
FINE BUSINESS BLOCK.
Ground has been broken for the
handsome brick block which will be
built for Mr.. H. W. Kellar, on the cor
ner of Third street and Utah avenue,
adjoining the Gates block. The ground
floor will be divided into two stores on
Third street and three on Utah avenue.
The corner store will be occupied by
the druggist, w. T. Gillis, and the ad-
joining store on Third street by j. b..
Folsom, who has made such rapid strides
in our business world. The second and
third floors will be divided into rooms.
The cost of the structure will bs $25,-
600.
Messrs. A. J. Ernest, H. W. Hawes,
Martin A. and Lewis W. Chase, ii
crack tennis players of Riverside, have
arrived.
The annual business meeting OF the
Southern California Lawn Tennis as
sociation will occur on Monday evening.
Some important business will be trans
acted and full attendance is desired.
One of the liveliest places in Santa
Monica is the beach pavilion, built last
year by Cowley & Baker and managed
this season by Eckert & Hopf. Nightly
concerts are given here by Lowinski's
orchestra and large numbers from the
hotel and cottages sit beneath the avn
ings or stroll along the broad piazzas
and listen to the music, ael it miDgles
with the roar of the breakers.
Eiabinu 10 hattar vn0uv than IL has hQan
before this season, and large number
of fishermen may be seen on the wharf
at all times. Fishing from the shore ia
the latest fad. Your reporter has
tripped over several lines lately during
his nightly rambles along the beach.
In one case the party holding the line
was fast asleep.
One of the newest projects hatched
The completion of the new wharf will
make this idea perfectly feasible.
Parties will then he able to keep their
themanear the wharf. A short ride by
rail to the caf1on and shorter ride in q
rowboat, all of which could be accom-
plished in few minutes, would easily
transfer yachting party from the ver-
IL
of Santa Monica bay.
Admission day is to be celebrated in a
fitting manner. There will be series
of athletic contests and field sports, for
which valuable prizes will be given.
The grounds of the Arcadia have
never before looked SO beautiful as they
do at the present time. The rose bushes
are one mass of bloom, and these COM
bined with stately palms and other trop-
ical plants and flowers make scene
that is delightful to behold.
DIR. and Mrs. j. 81. Edmonds are on
South beach.
Mrs. L. Brenner will arrive tomorrow
and remain two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Day are expected
down tonight.
Mrs. III. A. Chaney has been visiting
friends on South beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Olds are regis
tered at the Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peru Johnson of Sacra-
mento have gone to the city, but will
return in few days.
VIM. Metzer of San Francisco is at
the Arcadia.
Arthur Schumacher is seen almost
daily on the trains.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
elegant residence of Henry Henderson,
the millionaire mine owner of Creede,
Colo.
The Misses Belle Mayne and Nellie
Smith and their guest, Miss Carrie
Reed of Holden, Mo-, are occupying
their cottage south of the plunge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Blodgett are at
tie Arcadia.
Cy. True Of the Los Angeles Lighting
company was down yesterday.
Garter considers Bumiller the finest
player in Los Angeles, and predicts that
he is the coming man.