The herald., 1894-06-10

knew it best, Santa Monica. pred lctini
future bright in prospect and sAre
recognition as the foremost pd rt Q
entry, and frs. in the rank of sess siu'
resorts; and he paid glowing tritt 1T
to the enterprise and energy of Mr.. .
M. Crawley, whom he affectionatei
called the father of the most beautiful
garden spot in the paradise OF the
Pacific coast.
MIR. Crawley responded in kind and
paid what ne termed just tribute to
the press of Los Angeles county who
had so heartily seconded his every ef-
fort in behalf of what was destined to
be the pride of the state of California,
namely, Port Los Angeles.
The toast, 1.-THE Press" was respond.
ed to by FL. q. Osborne in bright and
witty speech, in which he thanked the
management of the North Beach bath
house, ana regretted that IS news
paper man it devolved upon him to
abuse the Southern Pacific railroad
company as corporation, but thanked
it heartily for the entertainment
extended ON the present occasion.
Short speeches in response to calls were
made by Judge H. Clark, Grattan Dom
nelly, DIR. Ainsworth, J. III. LIE Veen, M.
L. Graf on behalf of the board OF trade;
w, A. Ryan, w. P. James for the Los
Angeles Press club; w. S. Livengood OF
the HERALD; Sumner P. Hunt and John
G. Wray for the Telegraph, Sumner T.
Hunt and Roy Jones for the manage
ment.
The trip home was repetition OF the
Journey to the sea, with an addition IN
the matter of good fellowship. Not q
mishap to mar the occasion, and the
whole ending with q chorus composed OF
the Press club war cry, ipdulged In oy
every member OF the jolly party, and
consisting OF the word press, spelled out,
the word club, spoken, and the two
words, you bet, with yell, which given
with q will awakened the echoes and
threatened the rafters OF the Arcade
depot as the members and their friends
dispersed for the night.
NOTES.
The Sierra Madre delegation amount.
ed to solid hundred. under the chap
erenage of N. @. Carter. They sent a
carrier pigeon home to tell the story,
the bird leaving the bath house at 10:10
am.
Abbott Kinney OF Kinnelos was
charmed visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Cummings of
Newport spent the day at the bath
house, delaying their return to witness
the opening. They were emphatic In
their declaration of it being the equal OF
any on the Atlantic coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. sWitt-Tompkins OF
the Golden Gate took in the opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Desmond enjoyed
the concert after thorough inspection
of the mammoth establishment.
H. R. Hanna was among the crowd
talking OF Santa Monica tract lots.
The graphone in the foyer played all
dsv. Mamma, Kiss Your Honey Boy,
and the telephone said he was coming
with the Press club delegation.
Sumner P. Hunt, the architectural
genius of the establishment, was the
recipient OF congratulations by the thou
sand.
Among those who put up at the st.
James for the day and were pleased
with their treatment were Frank Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Main. Des Moines,
Ia.; Winfield Lowe. E. w. Paine, R. 8.
Blanchard, Los Angeles Misses Minnie
and Lizzie King. ]. P. King, Whittier;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Ceffman and con,
Rivera.
ii. h. raul LOOK In inc attactious.
The wheelmen found Mr.. Orr's special
room for their cycles at the st. James a
great convenience.
Hugh D. Vail, Santa Barbara; Mrs. @.
R. Webster, Plainfield. N. j.; A. @. l..
Hill, Texas; Mrs. N. Kidder, Maine; E.
G. Wood. Haverhill, Mass. D. s. I'm
rub, Arcadia; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
Myers, San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
T. Herr, Misses Bessie and Edith Good
TELLER, Oakland; @. Monroe, ]. @. Rob-
ertson and Mrs. @. Fl. We'll were at the
Arcadia