The herald., 1894-06-17
SANTA MONICA.

Several Social Events of Note-Loca
Matters.
SANTA MONICA, June l6.-Santa Mon
lea was, last night, turned Unto verita
BILE midsummer nights dream, with the
softest of summer nights and with music
everywhere. The town was literally
filled with strangers, who more thar
enjoyed the carnival of pleasure.
The bathers were out in force, anc
while the robust breasted the breakers 6
multitude of others frolicked in North
Beach plunge. The seats were all occu-
pied by spectators, and it was pretty
sight of life's enjoyment.
The bath house and pavilion OF the Y
N. O. A. WAS formally opened yesterday
Santa Fe special bringing down lot
OF visitors.
The Beggs company gave two perform
auces of The Shipwreck at Amusement
park to good-sized audiences.
THREE DANCES.
There were three social dances given
here last night. Prof. E. W. Payne gave
one in G. A. R. hall to his pupils and
their friends, which WAS well attended
and greatly enjoyed.
At the Arcadia the regular Saturday
evening hop took place, the ball room
presenting an exceedingly pretty scene
OF feminine loneliness and manly beau
ty. The music was all that the most
exacting could desire, and in conse-
quence the hop was a success. The
bappiest mortal in the princely hotel
was its host, Mr.. Rinehart, who was
Ill hn ntnh ~
dancers.
The first ball of the season, and So
cial event long to be remembered, was
No. 43S, |. o. O. F., last night at the
North Beach bath house, when the
plunge, ball room and entire establish
ment were decorated in their honor.
The music, furnished by our own or
chestra, under the direction of Mr.. l..
Volkman, was the equal of any.
A sumptuoua banquet WAS served by
Eckert & Hopf, who have opened their
elegant dining parlors, and the epicure-
an part of the nights festival was the
equal of the social side.
The comfort of the guests was looked
after by @. +. Schader, j. w. Summer
field, J. w. Gray, j. B. Hollingswortb,
l. R. Scheckels, W. [. Hull and Frank
Weaver.
NORTH BEACH.
Every department of the bath house
is working smoothly, the mammoth
pump causing the plunge to be con-
stantly full OF fresh ocean water, and
from now on everyone can come and be
sure OF being taken care OF. One OF the
most convenient departments are the
toilet parlors under the direction Of @.
l, Weaver-J acksou, whose fame is
known to everyone in Southern Cali
fornia, she having been tempted for a
brief spell to favor US with her presence.
ANY lady can rest assured that in sham
pooning etc., her toilet, either after or
before the bath, will be entrusted to the
hands OF an artist.
NOTES.
Rev. George H. DeKay, formerly of
Tulare, has accepted call to the pas
torate of the Congregational church.
He will preach his first sermon to
Young men here this evening. Subject,
Wanted Man.
S. B. Hynes and family came down in
8 special car.
The Delmonico restaurant on Utah
avenue has recently been opened and
has become prime favorite.
Santa Monica Tent No. % K.O.T. M,
elected the following officers at the reg
ular review held Wednesday evening
Sir KIT. Past Com, j. Ross Bsrackman
Sir Kt. Conn.,, E. B. Woodwork Sir KIT.
Lieut.. Com, VIM. GRspar; Sir XII. R.
K, o. G. Tullis; Sir Kt. chaplain, F. R.
Ellis; Sir Kt. physician, DR.. K. s. Lam
ternan; Sir KIT. sergeant, q. Scollsrd
Sirkt. NJ. of A., R. h. Grimes; Sir KIT.
Ist M. of g., w. Rsrick; Sir Kt. I'd NJ.
of g., VIM. Griffith Sir Xt. sentinel, E.
LOOMS Sir Kt. picket. @. E. st. John.
The installation will be held July 18th.
H. M. Bovee and E. A. BoVee o.
Chicago are at the st. James.
Mrs. Newton and Mr.. Tinker of East
Los Angeles are spending few days
here.
B. Arthur and Viola Church of Mon.
rovia were yesterday at Hotel st. James
Mrs. N. S. A. Drane, of newsboy fame,
is occupying her summer home on the
South side.
Premise Lehus of Cynthia, KY.
lunched yesterday at the st. James.
Mr.. F. w. Duffy OF Ohio, Mrs. r. D
Barber and daughter OF South Riverside
&I0 ahOHk ldto aIllNt1'o az ILo oAAhpJ i
vaaia cottage.
Miss Lille Ferstenfeldt is visiting the
family OF ]. i. Harrison on Oregon ave
nue..
j. B. Roby leaves for his Detroit home
this week.
w. w. Wsllar of San Pedro is spend
ing q few days here.
Mrs. Clara B. Fisher of Los Angeles ID
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Tullis.
Mics Birdie Smith of San Francisco il
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. X. Barretto
III. A. Volkmsn has returned home
from his San Francisco trip.
Mrs. Parker and daughter, Miss Ada
Parker. leave this week for San Fran
cisco, expecting to make it their future
home.
II. w. Keller has leased the Machado
ranch, comprising about 800 acres,
which he will reserve for hunting pur.
poses.
Postmaster j. @. Steele'a commission
has arrived.
Roy Jones' new residence on Ocean
avenue is ready for occupancy.