The herald., 1893-11-12
SANTA MONICA.
The Many improvements Under Way at
North Beach.

North Beach.
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 11.-Mr. Preston,
the Los Angeles architect, OF the firm of
Preston & Locke, who are at work on
the plans for the new bath house Ca
sino and plunge for the North Beach
Bath House company, spent yesterday
here in consultation with Messrs. r. +.
and Roy Jones. having with him the
preliminary plans which call for an ex-
ceedingly artistic and commodious
building. two stories high with plunge
50xl50 large number of commodious
and complete bath rooms, casino. su-
perb Turkish and Russian bath apart
ments, roof gardens, waiting rooms and
every Imaginable kind OF convenience
and elegance for the comfort OF his
guests. The plans call for building
446 feet long, modelled after the mission
style OF architecture and it is proposed
to build it of staff. 1t certainly will be
the most complete and handsome bath
ing establishment on the coast. Holes
have been dug to depth Of over 10 feet
ON the beach to see II the water would
hinder work any, and everything is
found to be .. X. 1t is expected to
commence work shortly on the structure
and before the summer season opens to
have the banner of the North Beach
Bath House company floating from the
handsome structure.
The case OF the People VS.. /. M. Leihy,
before Justice q. O. Twichell, was par
TALLY heard yesterday and postponed
until Wednesday.
The Right Rev. William F. Nichols.
ID. D., biehop OF California, made his
annual visit to the parish of st. Angus
tine on Thursday evening, when he con-
frmed class of 13, assisted by Rev. B.
w. r. Taylor, rector of st. Johns, Los
Angeles, and Rev. 1. M. Merlin-J ones,
rector OF this parish.
The bishop delivered IN eloquent SER
mon to large audience on the occa-
sion.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
The subjects of today's sermons at the
Congregational church will be- IL am,
The Mission of the Comforter; p. M,
The Cure OF Care.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the NJ. f. church, November
30th, at IL a. M, sermon by DR.. Coch-
ran, OF the Congregational church. The
music will be furnished by the choral
union. A special collection will be
taken up to be used in aid of the needy
this winter.
A choral union has been formed in
the M. T.. church under the direction of
Prof. j. ID. Tyler, meeting every Friday
evening for practice. All are invited to
join.
The ladies of st. Augustine will give
Christmas bazar on December 18th,
18th 18th 18th and 18th
LOCALS.
The windows OF W. T. Gillis' drug
emporium are always attractive, made
doubly 80 this week by fine display of
chrysanthemums grown by Miss Bessie
A. Marsh OF South Pasadena.
From May 1st to October 1st $500
was collected as licenses by the town
marshal.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star gave a
social entertainment at Masonic hall
last night.
Mrs. Ed Lyele has fine collection of
guavas at her Tenth street home, some
Of the fruit from the shrubs measuring
AZ inches in diameter.
N. B. Boyce is making thousand
dollar addition to hia residence on
Third street. r'c So
F.F- -sa-S PERSONAL. ~ 7t
q. A. Trsadwell arrived at Santa
Monica on Friday, after a protracted
absence in London and New York.
Mr.. John Hamilton, one of the old
time conductors on the Atlantic and
Pacific, is visiting ]. w. Henry of this
place. When John gets to Santa Monica
he never knows when to leave.
Senator ]. P. Jones is expected to visit
Santa Monica soon. The HERALD hopes
he may eat the proverbial Thanksgiving
turkey in his beautiful home at the city
by the sea, where he certainly has more
to be thankful for than in the east, and
whore every one ia proud OF the record
OF the prince Of silver.
Mrs. M. W. Gardiner returned to her
Santa Monica home Thursday, after
six months' absence in New York state.