The herald., 1896-07-11
SANTA MONICA
The Fishermen Turn Seal 1unters-A Bicycle
Party-NoteS

Psrty-Notss
SANTA MONICA, July 10.--A fisher
man connected with the Santa Monica
fish market captured a young spotted
seal this morning. 1t is about six feet
long and Notwithstanding the warm
weather was covered with fur from head
to tail. 1t is now on exhibition at the
North Beach bath house and the OBJ
served of all observers.
The guests at the Arcadia enjoyed a
progressive wheel party last evening.
The game is of absorbing interest. About
twenty ladies and gentlemen partici-
pated and two hours full of instruction
and interest were spent in the pastime,
while the little orchestra played appro-
pirate airs, after which refreshments
We're served in the northwest reception
room. The game requires the players to
stand around and lend their psychic sup
port to the leader and show the power of
will over matter Under these condi-
tions the leader is sure to win every
round.
Major Ben Truman and his handsome
wife and fair young daughter dined with
Mrs. Wilcox at the Arcadia last even
ing,
Announcement has been made that
there will be a meeting at the city hall
on Saturday evening at o'clock to or
ganize a Santa Monica campaign club.
All those interested in the womans
suffrage amendment are requested to
be present. The members of the COM
mittee having the meeting in charge
are A. NJ. Sanders, C. 1. Tag, J. A. Aus
tin, F. NJ. Taft, S. NJ. Hubbard, NJ. E.
WINS and E. Cassie Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Dockweiler are oc
cupying one of the Desmond cottages on
Second street.
The guests of the Hotel Arcadia have
declared unanimously in favor of the
free coinage of-nickel,
Mrs. A. Bancroft is ct home for the
summer, on Fifth street, near Oregon.
Mrs. Fisher, a Los Angeles vocalist,
has been visiting Mrs. Kimball.
Mr.. H. Newmarks family are occu-
pying the Kimbal cottage on Ocean
avenue and NJ. H. Newmark and family
have the Kimball house on Second
street for the summer.
Mrs. A. Mccarthy, mother of the Helm
brothers, is here visiting Mrs. Fred A.
Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Helm left
yesterday for Linwood, Kan. where
Mrs. Helm will visit her parents, while
her husband goes to Kansas City and
Chicago on business. They will return
in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. kuhrts and family are
occupying cottage for the summer on
Second street
On Sunday at the comp meeting there
will be an old fashioned love feast ar
10:30 a. m, and after that preaching. Rev.
j. Walter Morris, a. NJ, principal of the
Inyo academy, bishop of California,
preached this morning to a large aud
ience.
Todays arrivals at the Hotel Arcadia
are A. S. Brown and M. K. Church,
Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hull, L.
o. Hull, Pasadena; Mrs. A. C. Arm
strong, Miss Armstrong. Miss Storey
Miss Mclean. Altadena; Mrs. S. Z. May
nard Mrs. j. A. Wannop, A. Jacoby.
Los Angeles; Peyton Skepurth, Missis-
sippi; w. G. Pemberton, Montana; Mr.
and Mrs. Max Sommer, San Francisco;
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stanford, New
York; Andrew D. Martin and Angus
tus Taylor. San Francisco; Mrs. Walk
ley, Pasadena.
Mrs. Jacobs, with her daughter whose
home is in Tucson, Arizona, has spent
several summers at the Hotel Arcadia,
and Miss Hilda has always been one of
the children until this year when we
find her blossomed forth into a charm
ing young lady.