The herald., 1893-09-05
SANTA MONICA.

The Fine weather Attracts Many WIS.,
ftors-Notss.
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 4.--The weather
continues fine, in fact we are having the
best OF the entire year. and those here
are enjoying hunting. fishing and bath
ing, with riding thrown In.
The hunting this year is better than it
has been for many years, and 1t is no
trick for sportsman to cone back loaded
with game.
The races on Saturday are the chief
topic of conversation in sporting circles,
while the polo ball on Friday is the so
cial event of the week, and musical
circles are discussing the Cheney Reed
concert at the Presbyterian church.
At the North Beach bath house the
management report an unusual number
OF bathers who are enjoying the hot
ocean water baths. II,
EDUCATIONAL NEWS.
The addition to this school house,
which Contractor H. X, Goetz has been
building, is q handsome one, rendering
credit TO the builder and the progressive
architect and builder.
Primary and grammar grade, 1891
and 18s2-Boys enrolled, 200; girls en-
rolled, 1866; high school, %; total, 379.
Days attendance, 40,777; absence,
$685. tsrdiee, 1852; percentage OF at
tendance, 9l.7.
Primary and grammar school 1892
and 1893-Boys enrolled, 248; girls en-
rolled, 2l3; high school, 8, 10 and IL,
38; total, 999. Days attendance,
49,S62; days absence, 5000; tardies, 563 ;
percentage of attendance, 81.
The corps of teachers for the current
year Is: Principal, O. |. d. Moore !;
vice principal, George H. Prince teach
ers, W. A. Lindsey, Hattie Bowles. Car.
rie w. Atkinson, Lizzie Pepper. Mabel
Davidson.
South Side school-Edith s. Lane.
Garapatos school-Emily T. Gardiner.
NOTES,
Mrs. Senator j. P. Jones, Miss Alice
: Mrs. Jones will spend considerable of
her time in Washington, while Miss
Alice Jones, her daughter, will attend
Brymar college.
Mr.. A. @. Hamilton left for San Fran
cisco on yesterday morning, while Miss
Gorham and Miss Matte Jones left for
Gold Hill, New. ri
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Severance are en-
loying northern trip, intending to re-
turn In about 10 days. ?. rei'-aH
Mr.. and Mrs. Luynge and family, who
have aummered here, return to their
Los Angeles home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Woods of River
side arrived at the Casino on SATURDAY.
and will remain until after the autumn
{ races.
F. M. Kelsey and family of Los An
: geles are soiouTning in the Hogan COT
tage on Ocean avenue.
Mrs. M. j. Feigh OF San Francisco.
who has spent the past month at Hotei
jackson, left for her northern home
yesterday.
,e The local justices courts were kent
quite busy yesterday with attachment
cases. In Justice Willis court Roth
Bros. secured an attachment againet
Jung Choy q Co., proprietors Of the
brooklyn restaurant on Second etreet
for groceries for $3.50. Miss Hedwir
Schmidt also placed an attachments on
the same restaurant for wages amount-
ing to $50. Gray & Son and Shader n
20. piled on another attachment for $40.
In Justice Twichell's court, A. Hill of
PASADENA secured an attachment against
Cnarles Rains for $3.50 on a promissory
~S.o- Asoinn Aoop1 bmhll cluD room |
and cigar stand on Utah avenue.
The annual polo fancy dress ball takes
place ct the Casino on Friday night.
The following ladies and gentlemen COM
pose the committee having charge Of the |
affair: Mesdanes w. H. Young.
y. l.. Waring, r, Bettner, Miss
May Carter, Messrs. G. E. Maud.
4. Bettner and ]. B. Proctor.
The following is the programme of the
concert given tonight by Prof. Forrest
Oheeney and Miss June Reed at the
Presbyterian church:
concerto for two violins, (a) allegro. (blJar
go, bach-June Reed and Forest Cheney.
violets, BumeDschein-Mrs j. WilIisms
tal Polonaise. from Papillons, Schuman: fb,
IL were Bird, Henselt-Augustine Berger VIZ
Berry. :" W.
yoneSer'oi lslandsnte; lb)allegro viyace Men
Serenade, Schubert-Mrs. ]. Williams
Berger. PAusussine
;, (al Trockne Blumen; (bl Die Forelle: ID, Die
roit, schuoert-June Reed and Forest Cheney
Uberall du. Lachner-Mrs Washington Berry
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