The herald., 1895-07-21

Here1crd, who has spont many pleasant
summers here, is at his old quarters again
as smiling and happy as ever.
Miss M. d. Fleitz and George L. Fleitz,
the well known social leaders of Detroit,
are at the Arcadia leading in all social
events.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haas of Los Angeles
and family are enjoying summer days at
the Arcadia.
At the Jackson-Here is a homogeneon
happy family Of guests who have forgotten
all of the cares of life and business and
devote themselves to the jolly aban-
donment OF life beside the sea. Mr.. and
MIS-. S. Jackson end their cuarming
daughter ever successfully striving to add
to the guests pleasures. Among those
there are Mrs. A. Redewell and her inter-
esting musical family, and Mrs. Il. l..
Eschman. Mrs. J. Weissich, who are ably
representing the territory and particular
ly Phoenix.
Prof. T. H. Kelech of Chicago, who is
enjoying his summer on the coast is de-
lighted with his quarters.
Chas. N. SchWabb of San Francisco re-
presents the drummers at the house.
While O. d. Bassett, the wealthy lum-
herman, A. s. Joseph, The we'll known
tailor, represent the commercial life of
Los Angeles recreating beside the sea.
AT the Windemere-At the Windemere
there is particularly select number of
pleasure votaries enjoying the sea. and it's
attractive features. Among them being
Mrs. Daggett Of Pasadena and her charm
ing daughter, Mrs. Helen Daggett, who
causes many of the masculines to long for
an Introduction as she Tits about in her
fetching seaside costume.
The interesting sisters. the Misses Nell
e.Lucy and May Hazeldine of Albuquer-
que. who were here last season..
Miss Lettice Chapman, the society lead
er of San GABRIEL.
Mr.. Winter of the California Cracker Co.
and family, including the brilliant Miss
Winters.
Miss Gelhard. one of Los Angeles social
stars. and Miss Parsons, the well-known
pedagogue OF Albuquerque.
The guests yesterday enjoyed a sail
Bowles.
AT the st. James-Mr. Tucker has a
house full Of jolly people, including the
bright and witty Miss NJ. Odheim of Los
Angeles, Mrs. Brown, the social leader of
austin. Tex; Mrs: Mrs. Barker. the
wealthy rancher and real estate owner of
Bakersfield and the capitalist of Los An
geles; Mr.. 3. Alexander.
Mr.. Raynor, the Boston eocutionist
Mr.. Andrew Curtin, formerly Of New
York. but now of Los Angeles, who is
erecting the handsome building on Broad
way and Second street. Mr.. Curtin is ac-
companied by his gifted sister, Mrs. H. c.
Madden, and MIR. Mcpherson of Denver.
father OF our genial Southern Pacific
agent, who has just returned from the
Lone Pine country at Bishop, Inyo
county.
The Arcadia Ball
Young people never tire OF the dizzy
dance, they seemingly grow fat on the
pleasures of Terpsichore. at least that is
the way it looks to your correspondent, of
the fair madam oiselles at the Arcadia;
for during the past week they have
hoped to the music OF the Lowinsky
orchestra continuously until on Saturday
evening, when the grand finale came in
the Saturday night ball, it seemed as if
there was nothing left in that line of
pleasure to enjoy. The ball room. one OF
the best in southland. presented pleas
ing scene of youth and beauty, with
charming mamas and eminently re-
spectful papas to add to the human love-
iiness background. making doubly pretty
the central kaleidoscopic views with the
lights spinning gold on the satin and silk
gowns and lighting that in the tresses of
the daughters os the Golden state. Its
rays were answered back by the sparkle
OF the brilliant gems worn and from
laughing eyes, as was the musics mt elody
by the ripping laughter which banlshed
care from the hearts of all. 1t was
successful social event at
which 1T seemed as If all Of society's 400
OF the coast were present.
Today's Attractions
Today the special attractions for the
enjoyment of the multitude are many.
The monster whale now anchored off
the beach at the North Beach bath houss
proves drawing card already.
The second heat in.the great swim u;ng
contest in the surf, half mile in dis
tance, will take place at II a. NJ, when it
is expected there will be spirited contest |
in front of the North Beach bath houes.
In the afternoon the yearly Spanish |
tournament will take place on Ocean ave. |
nue., from Utah to Oregon.
And the royal concert of the Los Ange- !
es Military band at the band stand will !
rs usual prove musical feast.
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