The herald., 1893-07-31
AT SANTA MONICA.
People Who Enjoyed Themselves Yes
terday in Various Ways.

People Who Enjoyed Themselves xcs-
terday in Various Ways.
Everything was joyous and the crowd
simply immense at Santa Monica, the
city by the sea, yesterday. Visitors
came down for pleasure, and found it at
every turn. Never was the surf more
pleasing, never the crowd more orderly
and intent on securing the utmost OF en-
ioyment there was to be obtained in a
days outing. The chief attraction was
the free clam chowder, which was dished
out in great profusion by the North
Beach management. 1t was amusing,
to say the least, to watch the crowd as
they filed up to the captains office, the
captain in this instance being Chief Pas
DUAL, and secure their bowl OF chowder.
One denizen of Sunland concluded he
would get weeks board there, seeing
as it was given away, and friend who
came with him said he hailed from San
Diego and had eaten 16 bowls OF the
soup. Over 1000 bowls we're served, and
Chief Pasqual said he had more when
the last train left for Los Angeles. 1Ns
At the wharf there was large num-
Der, who enjoyed an unusually good run
of luck fishing, and the cafIon was
crowded with picnickers, who made
Grimminger's their headquarters. The
summer girl was everywhere. while her
escort carried about him the utter con-
eciousness of having the prettiest girl in
all the country with him at the beach.
SNAP SHOTS.
E. H. O'Melveney, gloriously arrayed
in white, was seen escorting the charm
ing Mrs. Franc Hawkes..
T. D. Mott was down and so was
Colonel Hewitt.
John @. Platt lunched at the Jackson.
Major Bell and family enjoyed their
Sunday beside the sea.
w. H. Hill and Miss Hill, of Orange
co1nty, enjoyed the surf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Mariner and
daughter were among the delighted ones
at the Arcadia.
]. P. Baumgartner, accompanied by
his better half, was down from River
side.
Prof. H. D. Kinney and wife, of Ban
ming, are at the jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Shinn are enjoy
ing few days at the beach.
j. 81. Polk enjoyed the day on beach
and bluff.
Mrs. w. w. Waller of San Pedro en-
ioyed the day visiting friends.
Mr.. Levi OF the firm of Klauber &
Levy, of San Diego, is enjoying few
daye' recreation at Santa Monica.
Charlie Van Avery was among the
many who enjoyed the day at Santa
Monica.
Mr.. A. E. AIDE has severed his connec-
tion with A. Mooser and gone back to
his old position with Wells Fargo's agent
here. 1t is rumored that he soon will
join the grand army OF benedicts.
Mr.. j. E. Waldeck of the firm Of
Hellman & Waldeck, who is summer
ing here and has been confined to his
room for some time, ia convalescent.
w. II. Morris was down and escorted
o charming damsel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Smith of the
East Side, and little one, enjoyed their
day at the beach.
f. j. Dwyer, OF the South Riverside
Bee, was among the pencil pushers at
the beach.
The charming Miss Pauline Howells
Of Springfield, ILL.,, was the center of o
merry group.
M. L. Graf thought the air was min.
ping, but enjoyed it just the same.
George McLain walked along as happy
as ii he had never had political aspira-
tione.
General Bouton was very quiet and
Hubdued ON the train coming up, but
the day was very pleasantly spent even
If he was alone.
G. A. Last was cool and amiable as
usual.
Ex-Postmaster L. A. Preusa and family
took quiet day on the bluff and on the
beach.
Contractor and Mrs. Grant were yery
much amused over some children in the
band stand on the beach. They always
G-ijoy themselves in any situation.
L. X. Wilson was at Santa Monica
yesterday.
Max Loewenthal, wife and child, were
not in the breakers, but they were in
the swim just the same. <
Judge and Mrs. Bicknell passed quiet
day at the beach.
Deputy Sheriff Rector was present
and the arm broken upon his post OF
duty was as strong as the other arm.
1. H. Polk and Billy Dunn walked
arm ia arm, and did not appear to care
that anyone knew it.
Miss Maud Seaver looked charming
in natty outing costume, while Mr..
Smith, her escort, was correspondingly
happy.
G. +. Dosch enjoyed the plunge.
Mrs. 9. Dosch and Miss Stella Dayton
enjoyed the pleasures OF beach and bluff.
Frank Finlayson and w. A. Ryan dis
sussed the coming session of congress
while enjoying lunch at the Arcadia. s
W. d. Mitchell, OF Howell & Craig,
Items of Interest.
ALL WHO Enjoy good Frsnch caokinp arn.