The herald., 1895-07-07
The Big Hotel the Scene OF
Much Gayety
THE HAWAIIAN ADJUSTMENTS
Plenty Of Prominent People Among
Recent Arrivals
r1any Features to Please Sunday visitors
Pleasing Music - Notable
Visitors

REDONDO, July 6.-Hotel Redondo
has been the scene of more than usual
activity during the past week. Begin
ming with last Sunday when the Santa Fe
railway deposited over 1000 visitors to
this favorite beacn, the capacity of this
great caravansary was tested to its ut
most. Levy. the great cornist. and the
royal Hawaiian band were the special
features on this occasion. Again on the
Fourth both railways carried crowds to
the sea. and once more was the hotel full
to the brim.
Another crowd is exepcted tomorrow
and preparations have been made to ac-
commodate ALL The Santa Fe will rur
trains ervey hour commencing at am.
until 2 pm. from the city, and the Re-
dondo railway will have similar
schedule. All told there will be about
twenty-five trains to Redondo.
Last Sundays musical programme will
be duplicated. The Hawaiian band will
make their last appearance in California
prior to their departure for Manhattan
Beach. They will be stationed on the
piazza of the Hotel Redondo. on which
seats will be placed Sufficient to accom-
throughout the spacious grounds benches
and settees will be arranged. The pro-
gramme will begin at IL am. and con-
tinue until noon, during which time var
ious native songs will be rendered by the
islanders. During the dinner hour the
guintette. Will discourse their choicest
Spanish and GuAtemalan airs At 2
o'clock on the hotel veranda Levy. the
world renowned, will render his favorite
melodies that have made him famous.
In addition to this charming musical en-
tertainment there will be high diving,
surf riding by the Hawaiians and later
in the day a balloon ascension. Al
together Redondo proposes being right
in 1t.
Expectations of the hotel management
are being realized. Never before in the
history of Redondo has it contained as
many permanent guests as now, and l
am informed-in fact have seen the ap-
plications-that during the coming week
there will be an influx of ut least twenty
families. Among those to arrive I am
able to mention Mr. +. S. Hicks and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Platter,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wightman, Miss
Wightman. Miss sullivan. Mayor and
Mrs. RAIDER, Mrs. Baker, Mr.. ]. G. Wilder
and family.
City Attorney Dunn. who is here for
the summer. mas so far recovered from his
rheumatic attack that he has dispensed
with his crutch and now simply sports a
cane.
DR.. Granville MacGowan. Mrs. Mac
Gowan, Colonel Freeman G. Teed and
Mrs. Teed, with Mr.. and Mrs. W. E..
Dunn, favored pleasant little dinner
party last night.
William p. Hicks, one of the earliest
and most constant guests of this hotel, is
most comfortably ensconsced in his
charming cottage on the bluff.
The Saturday night train leaving Los
night, promises to be popular. This
service is inaugurated by the Santa Fe to
enable city folks to enjoy the regular Sat-
Even now as the Santa Fe has recently
put on an evening train for Saturday to
accommodate the many who wish to es-
ca g the heat of the city for a few hours
enjoy the fine music and dancing at the
hotel or the evening fishing from the
wharf, which is often considered the best
of the day.
Among the many who are now located
at the hotel for the summer months and
who are well known in Los Angeles are :
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn. Mrs. H. NJ.
Hensley. Mrs. William N. Thornton. Mrs.
II. E. P. jerks, Miss Prentiss, Colonel
H. G. Otis, L. E. Mosher, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Wilde, Jules Levy and family, F. X.
Rule and family, +. G. Gay and family.
Miss Devereaux. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.J. M. Shawhan, Hon.
W. NJ. Garland, Clarence A. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Reno. Miss Georgia Cas-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Metcalf, Mrs.
l.. A. Morse, Miss G. E. Thomas, Mr..
and MIS-. Colin Stewart. Captain ]. p.
Moore and wife, Nr. and Mrs. William
Pridham, Mrs. Colonel John o. Wheeler.