Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-14
SANTA MONICA.
The Prizes Arranged for the Tennii
TOurnament-Loc Notes.

Ine FfIZ6B arrange ed IOT the lehh1i
TOurnament-LOca Notes.
The committee appointed to arrange
the prizes for the annual lawn tennii
tournament of Southern California, me-
this afternoon in the Arcadia lobby, anG
after discussion the following list waf
drawn up: Gentlemen's singles, frs
prize, American Tate racket, presented
by q. H. Suesserott; second prize, slo
cum, Jr., racket. Ladies' singles, first
prize, Hotel Arcadia trophy; second
prize, Beckman racket, presented by H.
81. Suesserott. Gentlemen's doubles
two American Tate rackets. Ladies'
doubles, two Slocum rackets, presented
bp Tufts.Lyon Company. All comers'
singles, first prize not yet selected; Sec
ond prize, Slocum racket. Mixed
doubles, first prize, oxydized silver cup
for lady, silver cigar case for gentleman
second prize, two Slocum rackets, pre-
sented by A. G.. Spaulding & Bros.
Handicap singles, Slocum racket. Hand
leap doubles, one Slocum and one Beck
m an racket.
The members of the Southern Califor-
mia Polo club will give theatrical enter
tsinment, at Steere's Opera House, on
Monday or Tuesday evening next, the
exact day being not yet decided. Caste
will be produced, and the players will be
Messrs. Kenneth Carter, r. Carter, G.
L. Warning, A. @. Twiss and the Misses
Whitley, Tomkinson and Corson.
The members of the Fire Brigade will
also give a theatrical entertainment, to
conclude with ball, on the 29th, inst.
Messrs. r G. McKinnie, VIM. Jackson,
Max Bsrretto, M. Mccormick and Geo.
Heimer have been appointed Commit
tee of Arrangements.
A new railroad route between Los An
geles and Santa Monica has been estab-
lished, and will 90 into effect on Thurs
day next. BY it, connection will be made
between the Second street cable cars, the
Cahuenga dummy line and the Los
Angeles and Pacific road, the transfer
being made at the crossing in the
Cahuengs valley. Passengers can there
fore have as city terminus the corner of
Second and Spring streets.
The Board Of Town Trustees met last
night for the transaction of the weeks
business. When this was concluded the
outfall sewer question was brought up,
and it was resolved that the board should
act in conjunction with the Town After.
ney to do all possible to defeat the pres
ent proposition.
Messrs. M. E. Ingalls,, Jr., G. H. Ingalls,
and A. a. Ingalls,, sons of the President
of what is known as the "Big Four" rail-
roads centering in Cincinnati, were at the
Arcadia today, in company with Mr.. @.
M. Stimson. The Messrs. Ignalls and
their father are seeing the Coast
in special car, and have
just visited the wonders of the
Yosemite. They expressed them
selves as very much delighted with Santa
Monica and her surroundings. Presi-
dent Ingalls, married sister of Mr..
Stimson, of Los Angeles.
The Board of Equalization will meet
again tomorrow and conclude its labors.
Secretary Swartout, of the Lawn Ten.
mis- Association, announces that entries
for the gentlemen's singles at the tour
nament will close at O'Clock on Satur-
day evening next.
Joe Binford arrived at the Arcadia
last night. He has just returned from
Catalina, and is loaded down with fish
stories.
Ben O. Rhoades, the silver-tongued
auctioneer, was at the Arcadia today
with his wife.
Mrs. H. E. Terry of the Virginia, )" Los
Angeles, is sojourning for the summer
on North Beach.
Mr.. @. w. Clemens, of Sierra Madre,
is down for couple of weeks vacation.
Mrs R. H. Howell and Miss Mildred
Howell are installed at the Arcadia for
couple of weeks.
Mrs. M. A. Briggs and Miss Lily
Briggs returned to the Arcadia today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing were on the
sands today.
Judge Fitzgerald was to be seen swim
ming over the breakers this morning.
Mr.. ]. @. Thorn and family joined the
contingent at the Arcadia today.
Mr.. N. G. Carter, the founder of Car
terhia, was down today for trip, his
first visit here for year past.
G. II. Barnes and wife, M. R. Davis
and j. E. Twest are among the latest
additions to the Arcadia.
Another hop at the Arcadia tomorrow.