The herald., 1894-06-11
SANTA MONICA.
The Now Bath House n Great Success.
PERSONAL

The Now Bath House q Great Success.
PERSONAL
SANTA MONICA, June TO- Santa Mon
lea Is in it," was the phrase In every
mouth yesterday. The more the match.
less bath house structure is inspected
the more 1t grows upon one. and In Civ
ing it to us the Jones interest has made
Santa Monica the superb, invincibls.
Before we had the Hotel Arcadia; now
we not only have the best appointed
hotel, but the finest bathing establish
ment west of the Rockies. These with
our other natural attractions make
our position positively unattacksble'
Yesterday the crowd was lar greater
than on the opening day. and suits Tor
bathers were in such demand that 1t
taxed 50 their utmost capacity the large
force and we'll appointed arrangements
at the mammoth establish ment, but be-
fore many days everything will be in
readiness, and then all can come down
and get suits and plunge in the surf,
frolic in the plunge or revel insthe hot
baths.
Yesterdays crowd was en- immense
one, taxing to its utmost the transpor.
tation facilities OF both roads. but they
ably looked after their patrons and
made their guests comfortable.
The concert by the Los Angeles Mill.
tary band was superb one.
At Amusement park the Growers gave
their amusing farce, Little John l.. Sui
Ivan.
Professor Rountree made q superb
ascension aud parachute jump.
Yesterdays superb editorial on Santa
Monica in the HERALD, its general newey
character, and excellent write up of the
opening, called forth words Of praise
from everyone. 1t will bear fruit, for
how can anyone but rsciprocate when
the town receives such generous treat
ment. Those who would do otherwise
are ingrates and we claim Santa Mont
CANS are not OF that class. Everyone
should send in their name to the agency
and read the paper daily.
The day was superb one, and all
s,;aJ-- tha skv was rasr the h-A~s"
The fret bathers to get suits at tAe
North Beach establishment were Miss
Laura and Master William Mcbride.
The Arcadia ball room ON Saturday
evening presented an exceedingly
pleasing scene with large galaxy OF
Southern CALIFORNIA; four hundred,
tripping the light fantastic toe to the
enhancing music OF the lady orchestra.
Host Rinehart 10 to be congratulated
upon the music this year.
Among the many who registered at
the Arcadia yesterday were: Miss Mary
James, Phoenix; Mr.. and Mrs. L. q.
Haight, Redlands; 8. ID. Hit. A. G.
Fruhling, G.. H. Schaffer, A. w. Bar
rett. E. E. Hewitt, Mr.. and Mre. w. W.
Turner, j. G. Estudillo and con, w. q.
Miller, V. B. Caldwell. w. II. adams,
Elmer +. Elfus, Miss. Minnie Finch, II.
Vogel and lady. 4. Jacoby, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. IL. Raphael, M. Cohen, Ernest Rob-
inson, Los Angeles; Mf. aud Mrs. j. R,
Fowler, Oakland; Thomas Powell, New
Mexfco.
j. d. Fletcher of England, ia repis-
tered at Hotel Arcadia.
F. P. Btossaft. A. l.. Maxwell, w. r.
Finwick formed a merry party of Angel
afios at the beach.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the St.
James were Edwin Glover, VIM. Rice.
E. P. Nelly, u. A. MeQuary, o. T. Kyn-
son and vile, Miss Rachel Wilcox. p.
FELTON,, l. ]. Naif; and lady, A. L.
Church, Mise Bessie Harriaon, r. w,
Harrison. W. II, Adams, MI. ana Mrs.
I. b. Howell, Los Angeles; Jas. A.
Rodgers. Fort Wingate, /. T; Miss
Edith Arni6r, j. W. Dandson, r.
Boss, San Francisco.
Sheriff Cline was down wearing a
Missouri smile and sure. town ex-
PRESTON on Bis countehRIice.
The wheel men we're down in great
force. there being an unusually large
deIeQntt3u of than. a