The herald., 1897-09-12
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA. Sept 11.-(Regular
Correspondence The annual dinner OF
the Polo club will be given at Eckert &
Hopf's pavilion tonight. Covers Will be
laid for about thirty.
Mrs. Frances G. Ryan will entertain at
cards this evening.
Miss Elsie Holton of Los Angeles is the
guest of Miss Diana Carrillo.
The summer visitors are beginning to
leave for their homes in the interior, al
though many have made arrangements to
remain through October Among those
who will leave in the near future are Mrs.
James Bettner and Mrs. Robert Osburn,
who leave the Casino on Monday for their
Riverside homes. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
Eastman will leave on Friday for Chicago
Miss Kate Nisbet left for Los Angeles to-
day.
The prospects seem very good for pros
porous winter, the private boarding and
rooming houses being we'll filled, including
on their registers many guests who will
remain through the winter. Mrs. L. A.
Smith Of the Anchorage has large list
of guests and considers the outlook bright
enough to remain through the winter.
Among the very recent guests who have
arrived at the Anchorage are Mrs. Belle
M. Austin of Colorado Springs and Mrs.
Wilson Of Wyoming. Both will remain for
the winter.
The Corona arrived from the north to-
day with 1876 tons merchandise and 35 pas
sengers.
School will open on Monday with the fol-
lowing assignment of teachers: N.F. Smith,
supervising principal; 18th 18th and 10th
years, c. I. D. Moore, D. A. Eckert; 9th,
B 7th, Grace Webster; Sth w. A. Lind
sey; A 7th, Belle Cooper; 9Th, Kate Smith;
A 9Th, Bertha Hunt; B 5th, Eliza Quinn
4th, Elizabeth Whitman; Sd, Anna Witt
man; A I'd, Mabel Davidson; B I'd, Mary
Hoskins: 1st, Bertha Chamberlain. South
side, 1st and I'd, Florence Longley; Sd and
4th. Gertrude Horgan; Canyon, Florence
Rubicam. Four grades will be run on half
day time. The trustees have changed the
boundary line between the Southside and
the Sixth street school from Front street
to Bicknell avenue. Iron fire escapes will
be placed on the Sixth street building.
There will be two services at Unity
church tomorrow, morning and evening.
The manyacht, Ira Scheckles, will sail
over twO-mile course tomorrow. He will
carry mast 16 feet inches high, with a
canvas " feet square attached as a saiH
He made trial trip this afternoon which
proved successful The high diving adver-
USED Will not take place owing to the low
tides.
Miss Eula P. Bixby and Miss Rosamonds
Bixby are in Sierra Madre today attending
the wedding of Miss Alice May Bixby and
Mr.. Albert J. Close of that place.
Mrs. James Bettner entertained a few
friends at cards at the Casino on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Josephine Potter gave her Sunday
school class beach picnic today.
Miss c. Tilden and her brother. Mr..
charles Tilden, went down to Coronado
yesterday to remain a week. When they
return they will make preparations to re-
turn east.
Mr.. and T. NJ. Polhemus went to Coro-
nauo To-Day TO remain until tomorrow eve
ming.
The ladies of the Unity circle gave q
very delightful social at the Wilson resi-
dence on Thursday evening. An ENJOYABLE
program was rendered and refreshments
were served. The rooms were very ar
tistically decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. d. d. Acker entertained Mrs. Nc
Clasky. Mrs. w. S. Vawter and Mrs. Don
Moore at luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs. w. r. Corsan gave a delightful
party at the Casino on Wednesday eve
ming to her guests and a few friends Old.
fash1oned games and dancing formed the
evenings entertainment. Supper was
served buffet. Those present were Messrs
and Mesdames Robert Osburn, Gay viii.
shire. Barrett Eastman j. E. How. G.. T,
Warlng, F. G. Ryan, Kearne and Alvord
Mesdames Robertson Hutchison. Bett.
ner. Baroness Harden Hickey; Misses
Henshaw, Brooks, Wiltshire, Corson
Messrs. Philip Pedley, Edmund Parker
Hudson, Vail, Langworthy and Hodgson
Miss Alice Brooks entertained with cards
on thursday evening at her pretty home
on Third street. The decorations were
pink and white carnations A dainty SUP.
per was served. Those present were Mr.
ana Mrs. Robert Osburn, Mrs. James Bett.
ner, Mr. Edmund Parker and Don Juan
Bandini.
An enjoyable picnic was given in Rustic
canyon on Thursday afternoon. A bonfire
was made and dainty supper served IN
picnic style. The return was made by
moonlight. Those in the party were
Messrs. and Mesdames Vail, Hoy, Ryan
Eastman, Mrs. w. McC. Hutchison. the
Baroness Harden-Hickey and Mr.. Philir
Pedlsy. 'f