El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-30


and fall of the human tide at Long
Beach is almost as regular and well or
dered as the tides of the sea- The in
flux of people IS al its highest Saturday
and Sunday, when Los Angeles dis
charges its overheated population
Monday sees low tide in The Pike
only native Long Beachers and the
summer population remain
Among the Ell Paso people who go
down to the sea- not in ships but IN
bathing dresses, Miss Carrie Race and
Mrs. Claiborne Adams are the best
swimmers Many prefer the plunge,
and among these are Miss Stapleton ana
Miss Eva StapletOn.
Mrs A Z. Brown and family ana
Miss Gilbert are among the more per-
manent visitors.
Mrs. O. A. Danielson and baby and
Miss Emma Hoffman are spending the
summer here.
Mrs. Oscar Snow of Las Cruces shares
a cottage with Mrs. c. O. COffin>and
her daughter, Mrs. z. w Earle
Mrs. Y ]. Hall is at the Virginia
Mrs. A. L. Holt and Miss Blakesley
are at the Marine
Mrs. Chas. T Race went 10 Los Ange-
les to spend few days with Mrs
Hodges at Hollywood
Mrs. Geo. Harvie, formerly of Ell Paso,
is at the Kennebec.
Among other Ell Paso people here are
Mrs. A L. Hawley and Mrs. J. NJ Frank
Mrs. a. L. Hawley's niece, MISS
Brown, is visiting her here
Mrs a. W. Reeves and her daughter,
Margaret, are at Alamitos Bay
Mrs. w. w Follett and her son, Les
lie. are becoming quite adept with the
rod and line
Mrs. Kenneth MacIver and daughter,
wander, of Mesilla Park, are at the
Myrtle
Among the Ell Pasoans who often en-
ioy themselves in the dancing hall on
The Pike are Ns Louise Drehner,
Miss Vera Chenoweth, Miss Lizzie Burch
and Rector Dolan.
Mrs. T. German and daughters, Misses
Helen and Lavinia, have gone to Los
Angeles.
Clarence Rand comes over occasional
~ from Ocean Park
The lower part of the pier is complet-
ed so that passengers for the steamers
can go and come. The upper deck"
will be finished in the course of a few
days.
Frank Coles is visiting his family
here.
Mrs. Harold and grandchildren. Har-
old and Marian Putnam, are enjoying
the sea breeZes-
The Misses Flynn are at 1.-The Break
ers."
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright and fam
lily are here.
E1~Paso is doing itself proud" al the
bowling alley, Miss Carrie Race making
one of the best scores
Messrs Chas. Brown. Geo. Helde and
Sermons have returned to FL Paso-
Mrs. Andrews and family have a cot
tage here, Chas. Andrews being an ar
dent disciple of the rod and line.
Stephen and Frank Schuster are seen
frequently on THE Pike
Miss Maud Austin is visiting Mrs. c.
Q. Stanton in Los Angeles.
J. I. Hewitt and family are in Los
Angeles. Mr.. Hewitt will return to FL
Paso shortly. leaving his family here.
Mrs. ". J. Cox and daughters FREE
qUently run down to Long Beach from
Los Angeles, where they are spending
the summer.
Mrs. T. German and daugters. Lavina
and Helen, have taken a cottage in
Long Beach for the rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Driscoll. formerly
of the smelter at FL Paso, were here.
Mrs. John McCrummen is here
Mrs. T. J. Jones is at Hermosa Beach
Jack Reynolds visited Avalon and
Long Beach.
Maury Kemp and Miss Emily Kemp
have been visiting friends for a few
days.
Mrs Empress Arlington has been
quite i'll for a week, but is now recov-
ering.
A party consisting of Mesdames A w.
Reeves, A. Wells, Chas. Kilburn and A
E Brown spent a day at Newport.
Mrs L. L. Mundy has left Long Beach
for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Z. Pew is at the Burlington. Los
Angeles.
a. G. Foster has returned TO FL Paso.
J. w. Eckman and family Of FL Paso
is at the Beach.
Margaret Porcher, while visiting a
friend, fell from third story window
Fortunately she does not seem TO be
seriously injured.
Mrs. Kenneth MacIver and Miss Ivan
der MacIver spent a day at San Pedro.
NJ NJ Hay, formerly of the FL Paso
smelter, is visiting Mr.. Hays sister,
Mrs J. NJ. Frank
Everett Long IS spending his vac alter
at Long Beach
J. Lehman has returned TO FL Paso
Mrs. Brown and niece, little Miss
Bowden, are visitors here
For the second time this season Ell
Pasoans and sharks have had 'encoun- I
ters- 1t is only a few days since Dr.
w. n Villas, formerly of Ell PasO, had
a hard struggle with a shark at Gaia
lima Island. Mrs. J. L. Harris has had |
an exciting encounter with a siX-foot |
monster at AlamitOs Bay. The shark |
In this case carried away a handsome |
rod.
T B. Coffin is among the Ell Pasoans |
who are here resting.
Dale UT has secured the country on |
his motorcycle, and Mrs. UT is accom- |
him on many of his tours
Mrs Winchester Cooley, with her !
and Agnes and Helen Stewart /
mo- var~fr L..
MIS- Fred Feldman has gone to Los |
Angeles TO visit Mrs. Al T1rnar