The herald., 1896-08-04
SANTA MONICA
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SANTA MONICA. Aug. 81. G. Os-
borne and family of Los Angeles have
taken cottage corner of Bicknell and
Second streets.
Mr.. krater and family have a cottage
on Fifth street for the summer
Mrs. Thomas and daughter, Utica, N.
Y, are on Oregon avenue.
Mr.. Preuschell of Los Angeles is at
Mrs. Kellers, on Third street.
Mrs. j. H. Mccormick of Oakland,
Mrs. c. w. Collins and Miss NJ. Collins
of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Miss Ray Kirk
patrick of Beatrice, Neb, came down
from the city today and had lunch at
the Arcadia.
The polo game on Saturday was a
very exciting one. The Blacks won
after a close contest. Mr.. G. d. War
ing, w. r. Ward, G. Fitzgerald and J.
A. Edmonds were the Blacks The
brave fellows who were defeated We're
J. B. Proctor, w. II. Young, j. E. Hoy,
w. Mckittrick and A. A. Alvord. The
tea was given by Mrs. Abbot Kinney,
and was a pleasant feature of the after
noon.
Miss Ysadore Scott has gone to San
Diego for couple of days to visit her
parents.
The cotilion at the Arcadia was, if
possible, even more attractive than the
one of the previous week. Mrs. Childs
and Mr.. Martin led, and several new
figures were introduced. The toilettes
were elaborate, and there were many
outside of the regular hotel guests who
participated.
Mr.. Warren J. Flick, who is at the
Arcadia, will give theater party at
the Orpheum tomorrow evening. His
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Francis. Mr.. and Mrs. Rule, Mrs. Wick
err. Miss Wicker and DR.. Kurtz.
The walters at the Hotel Arcadia met
with such success at their minstrel show
last Thursday that they are encouraged
to make another effort. to which the
general public will be admitted. They
have announced Cake Walk" for
Friday night at the Steere opera house.
1t will be preceded by concert, and the
great rag dance for the ham. At 10
o'clock sharp, the cake walk will begin,
and there is no doubt the house will be
crowded Reserved seats may be Sc
cured now.
Mr. G. w. Garcelon of Riverside and
C. c. Burlington of Los Angeles spent
last week at Hotel Santa Monica.
Mr.. H. c. Coors. Las Vegas; M. Salz-
man, wife and sons, Williams, Ariz.; V.
D. Noble, Riverside; F. Pathcott, Los
Angeles, are dlSO Ut tIlc Santa
Mrs. Robert F. Jones will give card
party tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Fucker, Miss An
ma e. Fucker, Los Angeles; Mrs Frank
Adams, Mr.. Clarence Adams, Denver;
Mr.. w. S. Vineyard and Mrs. Landreth
of Los Angeles are at the Atlanta.
Mr. H. Keehn of POS Second street
died yesterday at his home. He at
tempted to commit suicide on Thurs
day last by cutting his throat. and died
after several days suffering. The in
quest was held at 11:30 today at Aliens
undertaking parlors, and he was buried
this afternoon at Rosedales Los Ange-
les.
The following were the arrivals yes
terday at the Arcadia: W. F. Fleishman,
Mrs. X. c. Mackey, Charles A. Mackey,
w. A. Srephagan, w. N. Bowler and
wife. Los Angeles; H. S. Sherwood, w.
II. Powers, San Francisco; j. S. Rice,
Tustin j. K. George, Chicago; Mrs. c.
jackson. Independence, Mo-; N. H. r.
Arndt. w. c. Fish. San Diego; Henry
Vanderveert and wife, Colorado; c. N.
Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Blaisdell,
Miss Margaret Hobbs, DR.. F. X. Aims
worth, w. l.. Richards. NJ G. Bolton,
Walter T. Bell. Miss Daisy Bell. Mr.. and
Mrs Perez, Miss Nellie Nash, G. With
erspoon DR.. Charles w. Fish. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Thomas Fos-
ter, Mrs. e. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. r. B.
Young and children, Adolph Fleishman,
w. A Driscoll. Carl Reiss. f. G. Cudah
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Howard. w.
c. Clute. Miss e. Driscoll. J. Sepulveda,
j. Schiff, Redmond A. Chadwick Los
Angeles; Harvey Hewitt, Redlands; e.
w. Barry, Garvanza; Shirley Vance Mar
tin, Chicago.
The arrival of new son and heir at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Keller,
1343 Third street, has caused great re-
joicing. He arrived Sunday morning.