The herald., 1897-08-15
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 14.-(Regular
Correspondenoe) The past week has
been very full of social enjoyment at
Santa Monicans and their guests. Those
! with literary tastes have had ample op-
portunities to crafty them in the great
university assembly course of lectures;
the musically inclined have enjoyed the
excellent concerts which were also given
in the tent, and those who have had long
ings for dances, teas and card parties
have had their longings gratified. Then
there are the sea baths, which are the
very essence of invigoration and thor
ough enjoyment these bright, warm
days.
One of the most delightful affairs of
the season was the pretty dancing party
+ given on Thursday evening by Mrs. W.
r. Carson in honor of her daughters,
Mrs. Ernest Lillingston of Riverside,
Mrs. w. Nee. Hutchson Of Victoria, r.
c., and Miss Corson, who has but lately
returned from British Columbia The
spacious rooms of the Casino were beau
tifully decorated. and a very elegant
supper was served Those present were:
Mines. ]. p Jones, Lester, Hamilton,
, Bettner, Ellis, Hugh Vail, Upham, Tenn
par Allen, hSdi uC, DoiACee iSoSeiiAeAA,
G. White Field Robert Jones, Foord, ]
Foord, Griffiths. Waring. Robson, AL
word, Osburn, Bancroft, Baroness Har-
den Hickey; Misses Henshaw. Roberts,
Hamilton, Burt, Van Dyke. Alice Jones.
Matilda Jones, Trew, Pickering, Tyler;
Messrs Acker, PETERS, Winslow, Roy
Jones, Griffiths, Pedley, Hodgson, Miller,
Van Dyke, Alvord, Robertson, Leigh
u ~ yo;1 Uvor nj Doh
ert Jones, Foord, Osborn, Parker, Tenn
plar Allen, Perkins, Eastman, Goodwin,
Field, W. Bancroft, Folsom.
Mai j. w. F. Diss of the brigade staff,
N. G. c., who was detailed to the COM
mand of the squadron during the en-
campment, was given dinner last even
ing by the cavalry officers, Captain. Law
renee, Lieutenants c. H. Howland, Nord-
holt, White and Sabine, at Eckert &
Hopf's pavilion.
Messrs. A Mooser, Robert Jones and
F. A. Helm were entertained at dinner
yesterday by Brigadier General c. F. A.
Last at the brigade mess tent
The following program will be rem
dered at the social to be given in the
Methodist church on Monday evening
by the Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
ary society: Piano duet. Jessica and
Mabel Wilson; invocation, DR.. Steven
son; song, by the society; recitation,
Herbert Richmond; reading, Libbie
Schwenk; recitation, Pearl Kuns, and
a solo by W. L. Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Carey of
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Daily
Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Carson and Miss N'ye
of San Bernardino formed a merry pic
mic party to the Ballona yesterday in
search of clans and cookies. They were
we'll rewarded for their journey, coming
back laden with the juicy bivalves.
quite NuIDtI A-.Ai~- On
Robertson lawn yesterday afternoon to
play croquet and afterward had tea
with Mrs. j. Erwin Hoy. The players
were Mines Wiltshire, Vail, Hoy Ryan,
Eastman, Gaffey, Bettner, Wells, Rob-
ertson and the Baroness Harden-Hickey
The fourmasted clipper ship Chris
tine, from London, is alongside the big
wharf, and through the courtesy of Cap
tain Warneke, will be open to visitors
tomorrow.
The Hindoo Bramacharin will deliver
free lecture at the university assembly
tent at $3.50 tomorrow morning. His sub
1ect will be Science, Religion, and Rein
carndtlOn.
The Southern Pacific company is lay
ing 500 feet of plank walk on the beach
between the Crystal plunge and the Ar
cadia bath house.
Miss Della Peck and Miss Julia
Peachy of Los Angeles are spending a
few days here.
Mrs. Laura Carey left on the Corona
Thursday for San Francisco, where She
will visit relatives for several weeks.
Miss Lucy Goblin of San Bernardino
is stopping at the Richmond house, on
Third street.
Mrs. ]. B. Hutchins of Highland afi1
Mrs. B. S. Cotton of Highland Park are
guests of Mrs. N. A. DAILY.
Mrs. W. E. Nye of Highland is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff DAILY.
Tom Strohm and Louis Ebinger of
Los Angeles spent yesterday at the
beach
There will be clambake at Arcadia
Beach tomorrow morning
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