The herald., 1896-06-30
SANTA MONICA
Provisions for Visitors Who Seek the Sad
Sea Waves

ProviSionS TOR Vloitof6 VINO Seek the Sed
Sea Waves
SANTA MONICA, June 29.-With the
splendid service Of the railroads and
the new electric road, Santa Monica has
become the vast public park of LOS An
geles. 1t Is the Atlantic City" of the
Pacific coast. Here the people come and
spend the Sunday in innocent recreation
on the beach and in the water We wish
all the people Of Los Angeles could
come-the poor most of all. There Is no
charge for pure air or a run on the
beach, and seats and tables are pro-
vided free for lunch. Everything Is
provided for the comfort Of the people.
But a dime is charged for use Of dress
ing room If one brings his own bathing
suit. Hot tea or coffee may be had to
aid the basket lunch. Santa Monica has
welcome for all respectable folk, and
does everything to maintain order and
cleanliness
IN THE COURTS.
On the 25th T. H. Pillow, who was tried
on a charge Of battery, was acquitted
by Judge Wells.
On the 9th there was complaint
filed by Chas H. Payson against Jacob
Spicer on a charge of embezzlement,
amounting to felony. At the preMmin-
ary examination to-day the prosecuting
party did not appear and the case was
dismissed, charging costs to the prose-
cutor.
On the 2Sth complaint was filed by
II. Mcdonald charging one Thompson
with fraud. The case is not yet set for
trial.
To-day A. p. Elliott filed a complaint
against Eddy Carpenter, charging him
with stealing bathing suit, and an
other against Laura Sample, charging
vagrancy.
The Arcadia is, as usual, the rendez-
vous of the 400 of Southern California.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Ozo w. Childs,
who are at the hotel for the summer, en-
tertained at dinner Mrs. John Bradbury
and Mrs. O'Connor. On Saturday quite
little party left the Arcadia to attend
the card party at Senator Jones, and
yesterday afternoon there was fiutter
of pretty gowns and a merry sound Of
gay voices as the same little coterie d.
parted from the hotel to attend the tea
given by Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Tevis.
The beautiful pair of ponies driven by
Mrs. Tevis are always a welcome sight
in front of the Arcadia.
The arrivals at the Arcadia yesterday
were Mr.. and. Mrs. o. Livingston of Bos-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Wilson, T. Bill
ington, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. j. r.
Haynes. Alfred Fellows, Mr. and Mrs.
ctIH otelIl, MISS CdTfle 0telH, MI. ana
Mrs. ChaS. G. HaddOck Jos. Baum, G. A.
Covalt, John Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
Baruch Of Los Angeles, Miss M. Bennett
and Miss l.. A. Pitcher of Boston, A.
Cade Bemrose of England, L. B. Win
stock Of New York, j. ]. jacob of San
Francisco, VIM. Toppan of San Fran
cisco.
At the jackson: MIR. and Mrs. G.
Hood, Jr., Geo. w. White of University,
G. j. Cunningham, w. e. Reed, G. Po-
litz, Chas. Fl. Babcock of Los Angeles,
Mrs. Judge M. M. Campbell, Mrs. Bever-
ly Cox and Miss E. Campbell of Phoe-
nix, Martin Cline, Mr.. Ronda and MI
and Mrs. Martin Finberg of Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kuhrts are ex-
peced here by the end of the week. Mrs
Geo. ]. Kuhrts has been here a couple Of
weeks and Is occupying the summer
home on Third street.
Mrs. J. w. Winston has engaged the
Norwood on Ocean avenue for the sum-
mer. and will be down next week.