Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-25
SOME WHO WERE THERE.
Santa Monica Received Many Visitors
Yesterday.

Santa Monica Received Many Visitors
Yesterday.
The counter attractions at the various
beaches yesterday did not apparently
affect the usual Sunday attendance at
Santa Monica. There was, however, a
great disappointment to the large num-
her of people who attended this favorite
resort, on account of the promised bal
loon ascension proving a failure, the
large air ship catching fire just before
departing heavenward. The various
other amusements managed to keep the
crowd happy, and general good time
was had.
A merry delegation from Mary Com
mandery K. I. No. 36, of Philadelphia,
Penn, accompanied by wives and lady
friends, arrived here yesterday afternoon
at l O'Clock. The party were delighted
with Santa Monica, and passed the day
in driving, bathing and strolling about
the town and beach. They left Phila-
delphia on July 18th.
Among those noticed at the beach
were the following;
Miss Minnie G. Sullivan attracted no
little attention.
Mrs. Belle Smith was one of the pref
test ladies at the seashore.
Miss Statia Lorraine, of Ogden, Utah /,
fell in love with Santa Monica.
Mrs. N. d. White was noticed by her
expert swimming.
Fred. Barman and wife were among
the throng.
Will. H. Hay and mother are located
in their cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Kate Johnson was noticed in the
plunge.
G. P. Seekatz took stroll along the
bluff.
w. II. Rontzohn and James Timothy
were perceived together.
Jimmy Wallace was on hand as usual.
H. M. Ashley and G. E. Baunhockel
swan out to the raft.
George Chenoweth and lady spent a
most delightful day.
Deputy Sheriff Moran had most en-.
joyable time.
]. B. Duke and E. J. McOarey are
spending week at the beach.
Ed McGinnis said the water was just
right.
L. Harris and family are stopping at
the Arcadia.
Frank Holtslunder and Miss Hartman
patrolled the sands together.
Miss Sophrona Newman of San Fran
cisco was noticeable.
John Lowell, Nathan Straussburger
and Hugh j. Smith watched the break
ers from the end of the wharf,
DR.. White and wife enjoyed fish
dinner and remained over night.
r. e. McGregor and wife were among
the pleasure seekers.
George p. McLain and family are
taking in the sad sea waves.
@. H. Humphreys took trip to the
canon.
John Moriarty thought Cleveland
would come in first under the wire.
]. o. Caslin was along with the merry
mob.
. j. D. Cochran and wife of San Ber-
nardino enjoyed the fresh sea breeze.
Mrs. @. N. Hasson and family are
stopping at the beach for few weeks.
Miss Selma Weld was particularly
noticed among the visitors.
/ F. ]. Bauer and w. A. Taylor spent
the day together.
DIR. McSwegan looked as happy as
ever.
John King regretted the destruction
of his balloon.
w. T. Nordholdt drove down with
fast PAGERS.
E.A. Preuss and wife took a dip in
the briny deep.
H. Baruch and family are quartered
at Santa Monica for the summer.
j. Behrendt and wife will remain at
the seashore for several days.
]. II. Flynt had a pleasant smile for
everyone.
Frank Schumacher was sorry the fish
did not bite more rapidly.
Ben E. Ward and wife enjoyed the
music.
Hal Stone was everywhere.
Mrs. Helen Wright of Salt Lake ia in
love with Santa Monica, and will remain
for several weeks at the beach.
Miss josie Knight wore very pretty
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