The herald., 1895-09-01


sion consisted of three tandems and half a
dozen single wheels. 1t was the first
bloomer .paraoe of the season and was
undeniably the most novel affair seen
thus lar. All last evening the young
women who formed the parade were
rushing around borrowing ali the bloom
ers TO be found, and their efforts were
crowned with success, Judging from ap-
pearances. Miss Zadee Maxwell attired
in tan blomers and leggins, tan Eton
jacket and cap. rode on the front seat of
the first tandem, and in her wake fol-
lowed Helen Eaton, Gene Finpey, Hettie
and Elsie Miner and Christine Kurts.
All along the line they were Justify
cheered, and bloomer parades will De
frequent no doubt hereafter.
There are many ladies here riding BIZ
cvces and no one Is considered in the
swim who does not sport pair of bloom
ers or divided skirts. Mrs. Orzo W.
Childs of Loy Angeles now rides wheel.
but taboocs boomers. Mrs. j.. b. Polk
of Los Angeles rides daily in crinoline
boomers, white sweater, and leggings
and tan cap. She is one of the most ex-
pert wheelmen here and her costume is
one OF the most bewildering.
Mrs. Walter S. Maxwell rides in tan
bloolners, leggings and cap. and Mrs.
Glassell in beads bloomers and sweater.
swimming parties are popular anu
every morning half dozen young women
may be seen plowing through the surf
to the 501-foot raft. Miss Sadie Max
we'll, who is one of the most intrepid as
well as graceful swimmers, Is always one
OF the party, and Miss Nellie kurts has
penchant for long swims. Miss Scott is
takiug daily lessons in the big plunge
and will soon be one of the expert swim
mers.
Lord Westhope CALAMITY rescued Mes
DANES Mortz Cohn and NJ. j. Newmark
from watery grave yesterday. me
ladies had been batiied by the heavy
breakers and gone down for the second
time in six inches of water when his
lordship appeared and drew them to
shore.
PERSONALS.
W. b. Wiltshire and daughters, Jennie
and Doris, after long soiourn at the Ar
cadia, returned to their hrome in San
Fancsco today.
L. w. Hinckley and his charming young
wife, formerly Miss Florence Blythe, one
Blythe will contest, are sojourning at
the Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Clark OF San Fran
cisco are at the Arcadia.
r. H. Hughes of Los Angeles is visiting
here.
Mrs. A. ]. Keating and family of Vic
toria, Be, have returned to the Arcadia.
Mesdames Z. S. Ewing S. A. Kendall,
Los Angeles: Misses Blanche Beom and
Kendall of Saginaw, raich.. and Misses
Miller and Olive Miller of Seattle, COM
pose jolly party of handsome young
women at the Arcadia.
NJ. G. Mathews OF Chicago is here.
B. II. Vance of Los Angeles is visiting
here.
Mrs. Isenhart has gone to Topeka, Kan.
Miss Agnes Sprague has returned to her
home in Los Angeles, after long and
pheasant visit in Santa Monica.
The tug Coils will take an excursion
party around the bay from Port Los An
geles tomorrow.
GENERAL NEWS.
The public schools open Monday,
with the following assignment of teach
ers:
Nathan F. Smith, principal. Sixth
street building-First year, room 1, Ber-
tha Cham berlain; second year, room 2,
Mabel Davsson third year, room B. Anna
Whitman; fourth year, B, room 4, Hattie
B. Gunrd; FORTH year, A, room 5, Eliza
beth Whitman; fifth year, room 6, Eliza
Quinn, sixth year, room T. Bell Cooper !;
seventh and eighth years, room s, Will
lam A. Lindsey; ninth and tenth years,
room 8, d. A. Eckert; eleventh and
twelfth years, room -, c. 1. D. Moore.
South side, Alice NJ. Frazier.
The concert given this evening at the
Arcadia by Nine. K. Kreig Bosch, as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Lowinsky, g. W.
Hathaway, Harry Mabin, Professor Berg
and others, was entertaining and well re-
ceived.
Following is the programme
Duet BE. Gilbert-Mme. Kreig- Bosch
and c. W. Hathaway.
Recitation; selected-Miss Flora Coch-
ran.
Una yoce POGO ia, Rossini-Mme. K.
Kreig- Bosch.
Sonata, Brahms-Professor Bernhard
Berg.
Baritone solo, selected Mr.. Harry
May bin.
Ave Maria, with violin obligato, Gou-
nod-Mme. Kreig- Bosch and Professor
Lowinsky.
Recitation, selected-Miss Flora Coch-
ran.
Concert vase, B. Berg-Pfofessor Bern
hard Berg.
Tenor solo-Mr. c. W. Hathaway.
Duet from the Opera Maritana-Mme.
nreg- Bosch and Mr. Maybin
| sOn Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week at the North Beach bath
house, the ladies OF st. Augustine (Epis-
copal church, will hold a bazar with a
change of programme nightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Graham of San Fran
cisco, formerly of Santa Monica, are re.
cevint congratulations over the birth of
a son and heir.
Mrs. Isenhart, mother OF Mrs. O. G..
Tulls has left for her home.
Miss Clara Helman has returned from
six months stay at Porterville.
Mrs. S. b. Randall leaves on Monday
for San Francisco, whore she will be a
witness in the Boogar case.
1t has been decided to hold races two
days. September 9th and 10th. They take
place as follows:
September 9th-At p. M, the Arcadia
polo pony race lat 2:30 p. M, the Mira
mar Handicapped 3 p. M, the surf stakes;
a: 4 p. M. q handicap Tor polo ponies,
sweepstakes of $5 each. OF which IS to sec
ond; top weight 100 pounus; four fur.
longs, post entry.
September 10th AT 2 p. m. the visitors
stakes; at 2:30 p. M, the Southern Pacific
stakes; at $3.50 p. m., handicap for
horses, winner Of the surf stakes barred !;
top weight 1876 pounds; post entry, six
furlongs: at 4 p. m, handicap for
ponies that have not won during the
meeting, sweepstakes of S5 each, of which
IS to second; top weight $50 pounds;
post entry, six furlongs.
SHIPPING NEWS.
The following is the shipping news for
the week at Mammoth wharf:
August l4.-Steamer Alcazar. Captain
Gunderson. from Cleoe with 9l30 tons.
August 24.-Steamer Santa Rosa, Cap.
ta,, Iar ca, ErD, 81 !,