The herald., 1897-07-24
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, July 23.-(Regular
Correspondence The election of regi-
mental officers at Camp Dunton last even
ing was presided over by Gen. McGlashan.
Lieut.-Col. Arndt of San Diego was elected
colonel, as the regiment now has its full
complement of companies. The lieutenant
colonelcy was passed to future election.
Major Scarborough was assigned to the
command of the First battalion and Capt.
Allkire to the Second The regiment will
now be divided into battalions. The First
battalion will be composed of the COM
panies of Los Angeles, Pasadena, Anger S
Camp and Santa Monica, the Second OF the
companies of Santa Ana, San Diego, River
side and Claremont.
A profitable and interesting day is anti
cipated for tomorrow the occasion of the
Southern California knights picnic
Major Sebern and his charming wife ar
rived at camp at 4:3O this morning, having
left Pomona last evening a. 7:45 and driven
all night in order to spend as much time
as possible in camp as their absence from
home was limited to Sunday evening.
Mrs. Steele is past chief of Purity Temple,
No. g of Los Angeles.
A reception was rendered Gen. and Mrs.
McGlashan of Truckee yesterday morning
by the ladies of Family Row." at the
headquarters tent, which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
Mrs Hattie Gordon entertained Mrs. M
Bowes and Mrs. j. l.. Manton of Los An
geles and Mr.. w. G. Barlow of San Fran
cisco at her tent today
A telegram was received in camp at
noon to the effect that Bert Younglove of
Riverside would be there in the flesh to-
morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Stockett arrived or
Wednesday from Albuquerque, N. M, and
are located in DR.. Pritchard's tent. who,
with his wife, returned to Los Angeles on
that day.
e. E. Ellsworth and family have come
down from the home to remain until Mon
day.
Mrs. w. L. Bright has cosy temporary
home at No. 8. She is the most excellent
junior chief of Purity Temple, No. 2, of
Los Angeles.
The following deep water vessels are
now on their way to Port Los Angeles from
foreign ports: British ship Norma. Ham
burg; German ship Christni and British
ship Washable from London, and the Brit
ish ship Ainsdaye from Swansea.
Mrs. Worth of the South Side gave a
very pleasant card party at her summer
home last evening. Those preserst from Los
Angeles included Judge Stanton, Judge
and Mrs. Ling. Col. and Mrs. Treat Mr..
and Mrs. Nordhot and Mrs. Tanning. At
the games conclusion Dutch supper was
served.
E. f. Howe and family of Pasadena are
occupying their cottage in the Wave Crest
addition.
Judge T. M. Mcnamara arrived with his
family yesterday from Bakersfield. They
are occupying the Bassett cottage on
Third street.
Mrs M. Hirschfeld and children of Los
Angeles have taken rooms with Mrs. E.
V. Barackman.
L. e. st. John, formerly assistant agent
for the Southern Pacific at this place. but
now of Tucson. Ariz., is visiting his par
ents.
The operetta, Triumph of Love-" given
under the auspices of the Good Templars'
lodge at the opera house the past two even
ings, was both financial and artistic sue
cess.
The funeral of Michael Noon was held
from the Catholic church yesterday, Rev.
Lynch of San Luis Obispo being the cele-
brant of the high requiem mass and Rev.
Fitzgerald of Redlands delivering the SER
mon.
The funeral of Beach Harris whose re :
mains were brought here by his wife from
Arizona, was held this afternoon at the
residence of c. M. Tharp of Sixth street.
Rev. Belt officiating.