The herald., 1893-11-19
SANTA MONICA.


Freaks of the weather-The Churches.
Notes and Personals.
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 18.-Thursday it
was like August; Friday, genuine No
vember weather, with rain thrown in /,
today, like October, is brief epitome
Of the atmospheric conditions here.
Never was game of all kinds 30 plenti-
full here as at the present time, canvas
back being common, and every table
having the delicious birds on its festive
board.
The electric lights. public and pri-
vate, are now in nice working order,
and all who are using the light of the
10Th century are consequently happy,
while the public have only words OF
praise for the public lights. Two addi-
tional lamps have been ordered, and it
is to be hoped the city fathers will give
us some more.
A British revenue cutter was inspect
ing the bay and wharf yesterday.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
The ladies OF st. Augustine are max
ing great preparations for the Christmas
bazaar, which takes place on December
18th to 10th inclusive. During each
evening choice musical and literary
programme will be rendered.
The subjects of DIR. Cochran's dis
course today at the Congregational
church are: At IL a. M. The Key OF
Johns Apocalypse; z p. M, The Uni
versal Thirst.
The Catholic church ia now brilliantly
lighted by electricity. Father Have and
congregation are always at the head
line OF the march OF progress.
The Episcopalisn happy family are
enjoying religious circus, which
has been brought to the attention of the
bishop. Whet your appetites, more anon.
LOCALS.
charming party was given by Miss
Mamie Genbuson, at her residence on
Twenty-second street. Thursday even
ing, when the evening was made enjoy
able by the entertainment furnished by
the fair hostess.
The Red store windows make the
most critical long for dinner time.
@. H. Schmidt has purchased the old
Santa Fe resort, and dubbed it the Teu-
tonia. He gave an opening last night.
Fort Fisher post, G. A. R., will give a
basket social on Thanksgiving day.
The Vawter safe deposit boxes are
ready for use.
There is move on foot to amalgamate
the Santa Monica and American Tennis
clubs, which would be q most excellent
idea to carry out.
The hot baths at North beach are
proving to be panacea for those who
come down under the weather. One man
he should take them, when he answered.
often" The advice seems to be acted
on these days.
PERSONALS. sssssa ,y
Mrs. A. Morser has gone to visit her
sister, Mrs. Lesser. atsAlbaquerque, she
having recently undergone "a critical
surgical operation, but is now convales-
cent.
Miss Ida Dunham has returned from
the worlds fair. fesq
A. R. Calborn of Michigan City, Ind.,
is at the Hotel Arcadia.
Mrs. Senator Jones is visiting her
daughter Alice, who is i'll at Byrn Mawr
college, Pennsylvania, which she is at
tending.
G. H. Thomas is iubilant over the ar.
rival OF 10-pound boy.
~ - D"B6s W0A AuuWu IN SANTA
Monica, who is enjoying o furloupb.
spent Friday at the beach.
Mr.. Erwin r. Treadwell has returned
from his eastern trip, and will remain
for couple OF weeks before returning to
Arizona.
A. M. Jaimson agent of the wharf
and mother and eister have taken the
Meade cottage on Second street.
q. X Scott hao ratur.oJ
worlds fair and eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Acker are homa
from their eastern trip.
Among the recent arrivals ar Tho |
lackson are: DR.. H. @. Bagg, G. P. Baro
n. D., w. S. Smith, j. Sutherland Mrs
4. Hubbell. Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ID. Williamson, Oakland: R. !. How.
VI, MisssC. Howell, ]. s. Danner. E. @.
Morrison. San Francisco; /. T. Howard
u. Louis; M. M. Watkins. boston
Jase. Mrs. A. Morey, Riverside n II
'ield, Orc Grande; r. s. Renshaw, San
'edro.
Mr. II. y. Goetz the architect and
'uilder has returned from the worlds
air and his visit sto his boyhood hons
Canada. Mr.. Goetz is enthusiastic
yer the wonders of the fair and the
iorIous progress of American develop-
lent, claiming in every department we
'ere ahead with California carrying the
olors. '''o
Since the first of the. month to date
here has been shipped from the wharf
80 tons OF merchandise and 645 tons
3ceived. 'oA'
The Corona touched at the wharf
landing 20 passengers and
70 tons of freight. 1