The herald., 1895-06-03
SANTA MONICA SEASON OPEN
The Summer Girl in Bl0omers Pleasing
Feature
Plenty OF Visitors to tile Favorite Seaside
Resort-Some OF the Notables Who
Were There

SANTA MONICA, June 2.-The sum-
mer season of '95 was more than success
fully opened at Santa Monica today.
when great crowd visited her shores
bathed in the surf, enjoyed the hot baths
and partook OF tempting vands. The
new summer girl was down, having
come, in fact, on her wheel, and she
chatted right merrily with a large dele
cation of admirers who were her escort
on the outing beside the sea. Her bloom
ers were lust too lovely, as your cor
respondent heard a lady say, while ne,
manlike, noticed that her underpinnings
where shapely and strong. She was not
knock -kneed, as the New York World
would have us believe, but was beautiful
well developed. and unduu btedly will be
a Joy forever to the lucky masculine who
will furnish her pin money for life.
There was such glow of health and
came within the radius of her influence
TO exclaim, "Vive la summer girl of '95,
boomers and all"
The open air concert by the Catalina
Marine band was superb one.
Mr.. Orr is fast completing the Atlanta.
which he hopes to throw open in about
two weeks.
The charming Miss Simpson was ob-
served on the esplanade.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hatters of Philadel-
phia, well known society PEOPLE of the
Quaker City were more than captivated
with the North Beach bath house.
Miss p rker uf Los Angeles was OBJ.
served on a crimson rim.
The gardens were crowded all day.
Standing room only was the sign at the
St. James last night, the house being
crowded to its utmost capacity.
The Misses Adele and Alice Phillips
of San Francisco enjoyed their Sunday
at the beach, escorted by two wei! known
Los Angeles swells.
An old fool of 90 years was seen making
himself ridiculous over maiden scarcely
16, from the rural districts.
Missouri Ledbetter was seen taking in
the pleasures of the day.
uxuries at our Arcadia were Mrs. a.
Young OF Albuquerque, who will sum
mer here: II. r. Callandar, Edward d.
Silent, II. J. Woollacott and family, Sam
uel B. Dewey, S. Fleishman, II. J. Pow
ers, II. J. Fleishm and son, Il. II.
o Melveny, II. E. O'Melveny, Henry
o O'Melveny, jr.. Miss Edith Johnson, Will
lam Swanson. C.k Cannon, Miss Payne.
I. Cook, H. G. Wybro, Los Angeles, Wal
ter Raymond Boston. Mass. c. H..
Hovey, ir., G. Rossiter, Pasadena,
Miss Jacobs, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Alvord. DR.. Thomas X. Hanes.
At the st. James. which is full to over
flowing. were noted the following names
additional today to the register: MI and
Mrs. Thomas M. Jenkens and daughter,
Moline, ILL.,; Mrs. Thomas Hughes and
the Misses Hughes, Albuquerque; Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Holtz and son, Acton,
Iowa; II. A. ingalls,, Ouray, Col. Samuel
Gilmore, o. G. Harness Burbank: J. H..
W. Weis. Washington, d. c.; L. +. s.
Boil, San Gabriel; S. A. Stearnes, Palms
i. A. Sparkes, Col: d. Frey, J. NJ. Gal
win, r. Miller, J. ]. Johnston, Robert
Ramsey, Max Kerckow, g. S. Smith. G..
W. Pedgritt, Miss Scott H. Hawks, Chris
Schalwitz, G. ]. Edwards, Mrs. James
Dawson, Mrs. M. Flores, Miss +. Pickard,
Robert Mott, J. d. Hunter, f. II. Brown,
Mrs. J. Newell, +. w. Carpenter and
wife, II. Smith and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Fudlkar of Los Angeles.