The herald., 1894-06-09
SANTA MONICA.

Notes and Personals.
SANTA MONICA, June 8.-Today the
doors OF the matchless North Beach
bathing establishment will be thrown
open to the public. The bath house
shows up in magnificent form from what
ever location one looks at it, and the &C
commodations we'll nigh perfect. In the
evening the Lowinski orchestra, which
has been employed to furnish the music
for the season, will give their first sum-
mer night concert in the plunge, spe-
ciaI place having been prepared for
them, the following being the pro-
gramme:
March, National Fepcible. sousa-
Waltz, Moonlight on the Hudson, Herman.
Overture, Pre5iosa, Weber.
Medley. A Night in New FORK, BROOKS.
Romance, Awakening OF Spring, Bach.
tlH, Rocked In the cradle OF the Deep. depict
ing episodes OF life at sea, as follows: intro
duction. Barcarrollo sailors song and horn
pipe, the calm, prayer, battles
Selections, Martha. Flotow.
Sultan's dance, Daniels.
Spanish serensde La Paloma, Baltour.
Medley, The Merry Soubrette De Witt
Spanish waltz, Perle de Madrid, La Motte.
Comic dance Lime Kiln Club, soner by
Lanrendeau.
Amusement park, on the bluff oppo-
site the band stand and boatehouees,
will also be opened with grand fete in
the evening, including good spectacu-
lar illumination. The great Broken
scene from Faust, the dance OF 40 char
med devils in rain OF fire. the waltz Of
the skeletons, acrobatic feats by Plstt
and Halstead, and the intensely smus-
ing farce, Little John l., Sullivan, by
the Grover Comedy company.
Tonirht Santa Mnpica will Drogauf n
scene OF matchless splendor and the
town from bath house to Arcadia on
the beach and Amusement park on the
bluff will be resplendent.
TRAIN SERVICE.
Southern Pacific. todsy-Leave Ar
cadia depot. 8 80 a. m, l 10 p. m. s :15
p. M, 6 20 p. m. and 10 :42p. m. Leave
Santa Monica, 7:15. s:15, IL :S5 a. m.
and 10 100 p. m.
Sunday--Leave Arcadia depot, $50,
10 80 q. M, 10, 5:15 and 6:25 p. m.
Leave Santa Monica, 1915. 8:f5 l1:35
O. m. and $3.50 and 5 :35 p. m.
SUNDAYS PROGRAMME.
Sundays programme will include
an open air concert by the superb Los
Angeles military band; special attrac-
tions at North Beach bsth-house; the
Leonard Grover, Jr.. Comedy company
in Wanted Five Hundred Young Ladies'
and Little John L. Sullivan, and bal
loon ascension and parachute jump from
Amusement park.
THE PAULIsT MISSION.
The mission which is being conducted
by the Pauliet Fathers of New York at
the Catholic church, at Santa Monica,
continues to attract large audiences.
The order OF services for Sunday next,
the closing OF the mission, will be as
follows Solemn high mass at 10 80 a.
m. celebrant, the pastor, deacon, Rev.
Father Fitzsimmons, the rector of st.
Patrick's cathedral, Chicago; sub
deacon, Rev. Father Murray, Grand
Rapids, Mich. master of ceremonies,
Rev. Lyons, Denver. Colo. The sermon,
which will be of unusual interest, will
be delivered by one of the Paulist Faith
ers. The choir will be assisted by Miss
Seaman. the celebrated contralto, late
OF the Conservatory OF Music OF Cincin-
natl.
The evening service will begin at 80
o'clock, when an appropriate sermon
will be delivered by one of the mission
aries. There will be q revival OF baptis-
NAL vows and pspal benediction.
NOTES.
Camp Custer Of the Sons OF Veterans,
which was organized by Ed X. Parker,
on Thursday evening, with l6 members,
elected A. j. Myers captain, j. w. Sum-
merfield first lieutenant, John Mohn
second lieutenant. The next meeting
takes place Monday evening, at Justice
Willis court room.
M. P. Waldron of San Francisco spent
yesterday at the Arcadia.
The contractors, the Tomson Bridge
company, are pushing the completion of
the Seventh street bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Walters OF Michi-
gan are spending few days here.
Mrs. Boyd and daughter, Mrs. E. g.
Halle and f. @. Halle, Chicago, are
delighted with Santa Monica.
Mrs. Georgia Cooley, medium, gave a
sesncs at Good Templars' hall, last
night.
The Etna Jubilee singers appear at
the opera house OH Monday and Tues-
day evenings OF next week, when w.
Glasco, this celebrated elocutionist, will
assist. Many Santa Monicans who re-
membsr Eugene, who was formerly with
Hotel Arcadia under tine management
OF Cowley q Baker, will be glad to know
that he 10 one OF the company.
Prof. E. w. Payne OF Los Angeles will
open his school tonight in G. A. Il. hall,
on Second street.
s. B. Adams has returned to Santa
Monica and is guest OF the st. James.
Mrs. H. L. Deming and Miss Cora
Deming have returned from their Paaa-
dena visit.
A Populist club has been organized
here with ]. @. Morgan president and
DR.. Stanwood secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Cooley and d. 8.
Brodick OF Los Angeles registered yes
tsrday at the st. James.
The people OF the cation are working
like beavers and are determined that
they will keep up their end OF the pro-
gressive procession at this section. Ev-
erything ia in readiness for the grand
ascension OF Prof. Hagal from the Y
whore the two cafons meet, and every