The herald., 1896-08-06
SANTA MONICA
Tourists Come and 0o-Social DoIngs and
Personal Notes


SANTA MONICA. Aug. 5.-General
tied Catalina and returned to the Hotel
Arcadia today. Mrs. Barney is spend
ing a few weeks in Santa Barbara.
The bazaar which was to have been
given this month for the benefit of the
Catholic church has been given up, and
instead a subscription list will be start
ed, the fund to be used for new altar.
The Rev. Merlinjones, rector of ST
Augustne's, has been quite ill, but is
now recovering.
Mr. Percy Calm of San Francisco, who
has been at the Arcadia all summer. is
about to make his departure, greatly to
the discomfort of the summer girls. His
friends at the hotel gave him little ova-
ton last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Wilson and son,
Mr.. Roy Wilson, of Los Angeles, are
spending few weeks here. They have
a cottage on the South Side
| The following were the guests of Mr.
| and Mrs. John f. Francis at luncheon
at the Arcadia today: Mrs. Judge Baker
and family. Mrs. Hoadley and family of
Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Alexander, Miss
| Alexander of Los Angeles.
w. L. Dixon and family of Bakers
field have taken the Russell cottage on
Third and Oregon, for the balance of
| the season.
Mr.. Louis Schwarz and family have a
| cottage on Ocean avenue for couple of
months.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lacy, jr., and
family returned to Los Angeles today
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Lacy, ST., and
family came down to spend the balance
of the season.
The carnation party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Francis tomorrow will be
If the entire program is carried out an
AFFAIR to be long remembered by those
who participate. About sixty will go
down In private car, leaving Santa
Monica at 1855 a. m. and returning in the
afternoon about 4 o'clock.
At the croQuet tournament yesterday
there was a match between Mrs Alvord
and Mrs. Tevis against Mrs Hayes who
played with two balls and won the game.
Today Mrs. Hayes played against Mrs.
Ryan and Mrs. Warning, and tomorrow
at the finals the winners Of today will
play against Mrs. Upham and Miss Rob-
erts. During the game tomorrow after
noon tea will be served by Mrs. Robert
son.
The dance at the Casino was we'll
attended last evening, and after the
dance refreshments were served on the
Verandas. There will be a dance every
first and third Tuesday of the month
during the season.
ILoSe present last night were: Mr..
and Miss Hamilton. Mrs. Upham, Miss
Roberts. Messrs. and Mines. Hoy, War
ing and Alvord. Mrs. Morgan, Miss Nor
gan. Mr.. Wilcox. Mrs. James Bettner.
Mrs and Miss Brooks, Mr.. Proctor, Mrs,
Robertson. Mrs Pedley, Mr. Carey. Mrs.
DR.. Chaffey and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman. Miss Barlowe- Masac, Miss
Guenther. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. Parsons of Chicago, Mrs STAFFORD
of Lamanda Park, Mr.. Orr of San Gabri
ell. Mr.. North Row of Garvanza. Mr.
Pfeffers. Miss Howard. Mr.. Goodwin
and others.
The following were the arrivals at the
Arcadia today: Miss Field, Mrs. Her
bert. p. c. Myers. F. w. Burnett. Oscar
Baer. Los Angeles; Mrs. William Blan-
chard, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Van AL
slime. Evanston: Mrs. William Blan-
chard. jr., Manzana. Cal; Mrs. Emma
Bangs, Pasadena; Miss Elizabeth Childs
Pasadena; John G. Demster. Los Ange-
les; F. Cook, Kalamazoo, Mich.