The herald., 1896-08-21
SANTA MONICA
A Largely Attended Suffrage Meeting-PolIt.
ical and Social

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 20-The suf-
frage meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Atlanta hotel parlors had the Iarg-
est attendance of the season. Mrs.
Bulla's paper was an able one and well
delivered. The date of the next meeting
Will be announced later.
AT the silver meeting in the town hall
last night number of gold bugs carried
on an animated discussion in the rear
end Of the hall in audible tones but they
failed to disturb the calm earnestness
or the silverites. Among the prominent
Republicans present were Mr. Roy
Jones. who is not less of Republican,
but more of silverite than ever; Mayor
Robert Jones, Major Russell, II. l..
Jones. Editor Holt, all of whom there
are good chances of converting; Mr.
Roth, Mr.. Mooser Postmaster Steele
and a good hundred intelligent voters
remained to the close of the meeting
Judge Wells speech was eloquent and
vigorous and aroused great enthusiasm.
One hundred and fifty four names have
been signed to the Santa Monica silver
roll up to date, and Secretary Hem
ingway will double that by the next
meeting.
The greatest social function of the
week Is Mrs John Bradbury's Rustic
canyon fete. At II o'clock this morning
all the invited ones gathered at Mrs.
Winston's residence, on Ocean avenue,
and were conveyed in carriages, drags,
carts etc, to the scene of the festivities.
Those who participated were Mines.
Miner, Drake, Longstreet Winston.
TeVis, Gwynne, Upham, Childs, McKit-
trick, Wicker, Gorham, Pruess. Brad
bury. Ward, Thorn. Vail, Hicks Banning,
Wilcox, Baker Misses Minnie Bradbury.
Rra1 11rvr
Roberts, Wicker. Scott, Van Ness, Cor
ham, Banning, Misses O'Connor. rru-
man, Messrs. Miner, Drake, Wilcox.
Kellogg. Fitzgerald, Bradbury. Louis
Bradbury. Childs. Norris. Mckittrick,
Gwynne, Roy Jones. Gorham, Cole, Ca
rey, Orr, Tevis. Hastings, Bolton, Hen
re, Ward. Schumacher, Gaffey, Thorn,
Hewitt. Vail and Hicks. Mr. and Mrs.
Bradbury have given their guests a day
of pleasure to be long remembered.
The Misses Mildred and Imogen Lud-
lum of San Diego are visiting the Misses
Elfie and Alice Masse at La Descansar,
Fifth street.
Mrs. Bertha McClelland and Miss Tel
fair came down from Los Angeles this
morning and spent the day at the beach.
Mr.. Morris Hellman's little son, 6
years old. strayed away from home early
this morning and caused the family
great excitement. He was discovered at
the farthest end of the long wharf this
afternoon. He walked the entire dis
tance and would have gone further but
that he heard fishing is splendid at the
end of the long wharf these days.
The arrivals at the Arcadia today are
@. II. Balbridge, San Diego; Frederic
Edward Mckay, New York city; Mrs.
Allen Dodworth, Miss Dodworth Mrs. ].
L. Dearborn, Pasadena.
Arrivals at the Arcadia yesterday
We're A. Campbell Johnson, Garvanza;
D. Campbell Johnson. England; Lydia
1eamans Titus, New York city; Mrs. G.
M. Antrim, Mrs. Chas. Jenkins, Los
Angeles; Robert Davenport and party,
England: Miss Mary A. Patrick, Chi
cago; Miss Marcia A. Patrick, Chicago;
Frederick T. Titus. New York city; Miss
Van Ness. San Francisco; Geo. Francis.
Chas. Widney c, e. Morton. Shirley
Vance Martin, w. W. Norris, Miss Mary
Banning. c. B. Jacobs, Mrs Dr. r. +.
Mcdonald. Mrs. M. A. Field, Miss E. Kill
bourn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hicks, C.
Allen. Los Angeles.