The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-20
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA. July 19.-Regular
Correspondence There were many ar
rivals yesterday and today at Camp Dun
ton, both from Los Angeles and Pasadena,
and more are expected tomorrow. Among
yesterdays arrivals was Grand Chancellor
w. H. Grant of Woodland, who will be one
of the distinguished speakers on next Sat
urday, the Southern California knights
picnic day.
Mrs. Emma Sheret and Mr.. Nickel of
Los Angeles were entertained yesterday
by Mrs. f. M. Nickel of Bonnie Clint,
Seaside Row.
Miss Ella Ford of Los Angeles arrived
Saturday evening.
DR.. w. Z. Pritchard and wife are occupy
ing a tent in Seaside Row, Los Angeles
division.
At 3 o'clock this morning the camp was
serenaded by a party probably returning
from a canyon revel. Those who were for
tunate enough not to hear it enjoyed it
most.
The regular routine of the day was fol-
lowed. with Capt. Van Zandt of San Diego
as officer of the day and Lieut.. Stebbens
of Riverside as officer of the guard. The
guard mount in the morning was very
eXcellently done, and later the first battal-
ion drill of the camp was given. proving
highly satisfactory to the officers. The
men have become very proficient in guard
mounting, but everyone in camp has been
such a model of behavior that they have
not yet had chance to display their mill
tary knowledge and agility The commits
sary department is winning laurels from
all, as the meals served under Chef F'leisch-
mans good-natured supervision are of ex-
cellent quality and well-cooked.
George P. Healy of San Francisco and
Miss Minnie Montgomery of this city will
be married next Friday morning, leaving
in the afternoon on the Santa Rosa for San
Francisco, where they will make their
future home
Mrs. Val Killian and Miss Ida Lang of
Los Angeles are tenting a Ocean Park.
Mrs. Maynard organized the lecture class
in Romola and the Renaissance Monday
afternoon, with a good attendance. This
course is to comprise ten lectures on the
Italian Renaissance. with which the pen
of the novel Romola has to do. There will
also be discussion each week upon seven
chapters of the novel. Meetings will be
held at p. m. Wednesdays at $40 Oregon
avenue. The following ladies have already
Joined the class: Mesdames Dutton, Con-
kle. Lindsey, Robinson, Ollie, Young Taft,
Roy Jones, Saunders, Potter, Waters DR..
Lindsey, Misses Hamilton, Wilson, May
nard, Jones, Marian Jones.
Messrs. Dexter and Marvin, owners of
the yacht Pearl, took out quite a number of
friends yesterday on a fishing expedition.
SiXty-four large fish were hooked as a re-
suit OF the afternoon s labOrS.
On Saturday F. Richini, an Italian about
81 years of age. of Los Angeles, was re-
ported as missing. Sunday morning he was
found by some friends lying on the ground
near his cabin above the Malbu ranch up
the coast The man was delirious and in a
dying condition. DIR. Lindsey was called
but could not save him. The body was
brought to the undertaking parlors of A
M. Guidinger, where an inquest and
autopsy were held this morning The YER
dict OF the jury was that death was caused
by fatty degeneration of the heart De-
ceased formerly kept grocery business in
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Katz of San Bernardino
Mrs. G. +. Jordan of Las Cruces N NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Aneker of San Bernardno
are stopping at the Derby Villa.
Misses Celia Mooser Jacobs Edith
Jacobs and E. Norton, Messrs. D. Norton.
Kurtz and Joseph formed a surf bathing
party at Arcadia bath house last even
ing.
urday from Bakersfield and have rented a
cottage on the beach for the summer,
Miss Bernice Tyler of Los Angeles is the
guest of Mrs. Folsom of Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Taft are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Bicknell and son of
Humboldt Ia. Mr. Bicknell is prominent
attorney of Humboldt and one of the
founders of that town.
Mrs. M. j. Nichols of San Francisco DR.
Mlla S. Lund and Miss Webb of Los Ange-
les and Mrs. Ripping of Hanford are stop
ping at the Clayton.
Mrs. Val killian and Miss Ida Lang of
Los Angeles are tenting at Ocean Prak
They will remain a month.
Miss Jessie Baker of Los Angeles is the
. guest of Miss Grace Green.
Mr.. and Mrs Puschel of Visalia came
down yesterday to remain some time, and
are guests at the Jackson Mr. puschel is
United States land agent of Visalia.
Miss Della Sweetser has returned from
San Francisco, where she went as, Chris
tian Endeavor delegate
Misses E. Norton, Celia Mooser, Jacobs,
y. Jacobs OF Phoenix and Messrs. Kurtz,
Norton and Joseph formed a surf bathing
party at the Arcadia beach last evening.
MI. and Mrs. d. Summerfield came down
from Bakersfield yesterday and rented a
cottage on the beach for the summer.