The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-18
NEW PAVILION AT REDoNDo.

The elegant new natatorium erected at
Redondo by the Redondo Beach COM
psny was formally opened yesterday.
Mr.. George W. Lynch, the manager OF
the hotel, entertaining a large number
OF people from this city. The natatori-
UNI was erected at cost of $4,000. 1t
is situated adjacent to the beach just
north OF the Santa Fe depot and short
distance from the hotel.
The total Dimensions Of the building
are 175. by $50 feet, while the swimming
pool proper is so by 100 feet. 1t is built
in the most approved style and is the
finest on the coast outside of San Fran
cisco. There are 78 rooms, eight of
these having porcelain tubs. The pool
contains sea water heated to q pleasant
degree. The psraphernalia is complete
in every respect. A feature OF the place
is the splendid manner of lighting. Be-
sides innumerable ckylights the sides OF
the building are lined with windows,
one to each room. The building was
constructed according to the ideas Of Mr..
Lynch and is splendid addition to
the many improvements made at Re-
dondo by the company. The majority
of the people from this city went down
on the noon train. They were met at
the depot by Mr.. Lynch and escorted to
the hotel. After registering they were
shown about the house, and about 2
O'Clock the hotel tally-ho drew up and
many of the visitors from this city as
we'll hs the guests at the hotel we driven
about Redondo. The main party went
to the natstorium and tried the bath.
During the afternoon Ahren's orchestra
was in attendance and rendered music.
al selections. Visits were made to
Pebbly beach, the wreck of the w. F.
Jewett was critically examined and sur
! prise expressed over how such quiet
| looking waters as those of yesterday
could have caused such havoc. Several
excursions were made on the tug to
places about the bay. The party re-
| turned late in the afternoon to the
hotel, where an enjoyable time was
passed.
In the evening the elegant. large
| dining hall was thrown open and dinner
was announced. Here the far famed
service, under the direction of that
ebony Chesterfield, Adam, the head
waiter, was, if possible, smoother and
better than customary.
ABOUT s O'Clock the company adj
journed to the coy ball room and an
| informal dance was held.
The affair was concluded shortly after
10 O'Clock to enable those who desired
to return on the special train over the
Redondo railroad to this city. A large
number remained over night at the Re-
/ dondo hotel. Mr.. Lynch was congratu-
lated by all upon conducting such an
able and entirely successful entertain
ment. Among those present we're rep
reservations from all OF the principal
hotels OF Los Angeles.
The following registered at the hotel
yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs. H. W Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Francis, Mr.. and
Mira. Tony Mesmer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b.
Prussia, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Benedict,
Los Angeles; Miss Pearl McCann, Miss
Luto Mccain, Santa Cruz; Mrs. Alfred
salano, New York; Charles N. Loucke,
Chicago; Dol. X. W. Trueman, Kansi O
City; M. L. Ryan, Jennie v.
King, Chicago; A. l.. Welcl ,
Den yer; d. @. IRISH, Frank Irish, Mre.
Dallas 9. Irish. Miss Charlotte Irish,
Pittsburg; John Adams, Boston; J. G.
Mclean, Geo. M. Mclean, Chicsgo
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Squire, Council
Bluffs; Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Pearson,
Miss Pearson, Chicago; Mrs. Champion
Brown, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Brown. Mics Brown, Saginaw,
Mich; Newton Claypool and two chill.
dren, j. A. Hanson, Mrs. j. A. Hanson,
Miss Mary Hanson, Indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Russell. Mrs.
N. Sanford, Mics A. Hsrdison,
Miss ii. Whitley, Mrs. M. B. Lewis,
R. H. Howell, j. E. Aull, Miss Grace
Aull, Miss Maud Bcvnton, Mrs. L. Mes.
mer, @. L. Whipple, A. @. Bilicke, Mise
Ella Mosgrove. Mics Parker, Henry
Bryan, Los Angeles; B. ]. Hawkins,
Portland; E. J. Taylor, Chicago; A. W.
Coleman, Toronto; N. A. Topper, Den.
yer; Charles A. Bryan, Chicago; Col.
Chamberlain, Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Wightman, Miss 1. Triest, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Yeaton, San Francisco
the Misses Bonsal, S. b. Hynes,
Miss E. Hynes, Miss E. Brandt, A. B.
Dessing, Miss Hoyle. Mrs. Prince, Geo.
W. Lynch. jr., of Los Angeles; Mrs. NJ.
K. Congdon, A. F. Shumsn, Chicago
Ii. E. Smith. Philadelphia; L. E. Og-
den, Pasadena; Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Rem.
ouf Keene, New Haven; Rev. and Mrs.
George G. Field. Philadelphia; Jamss
Scuittsnhalny, Vienna; L. Thornton,
Los Angeles.