Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25
SANTA MONICA.
The Tournament Not Concluded
Town Notes and Personals.

Town Notes and Personals.
The handicap singles were continued
at the tournament this morning and were
witnessed by the usual large attendance
The score 80 far is as follows:
First round-Waring beat Allen 6.2
5; Charming beat VanDoren 6 2, 6 81
Cosby beat Barnes by forfeit; Cawaton
beat Lindsy 2, 6.3; Jones beatsCorson
A, 5; Frank Carter beat Ellis g. l, 3 6,
6; Barry beat Lester 5, 6 3; Twiss
beat M. Campbell Johnston by forfeit
Lockwood beat Severance 6.2, 4; Wood
house beat Bowring 6 8, GA.
Second round-F. Carter beat Jones
SO, Sc, 81; Barry beat Twiss by forfeit.
The mixed doubles have been brought
to termination, the complete score be-
ing as follows:
First round-Miss Wilkes aud Twiss
beat Miss Gilliland and Kinney l, 0;
Mrs. Wsring and Cawston beat Miss
Tufts and Harrison 6 %, 6 3; Miss Garter
and r. P. Carter beat Miss English and
Kipdsay 62, 6.1; Miss Shoemaker and
Barnes beat Miss G. Gilliland and Lock-
wood Sc, 6.4, So.
Third round-Miss Carter and R. P.
Carter beat Miss Wilkes anC Twiss by
6.5, AZ, SO and won the event.
The closing event on the programme
is the handicap doubles, and for this the
drawings show that the contests are to be
as follows: Jones and Lester vs.. Frank
Carter and Barry; Severance
and Charming vs. Barnes and
Lindsay; Chase and Curtis vs.
Ellis and Cosby Twiss and Wood
house vs. Van Doren and Campbell
Johnston; Allen and Corson VS.. Brown
ing and Lock wood.
1t was, of course, intended to have
concluded the tournament this week
but 80 many entries were made and the
contestants in some instances were so
we'll matched, that it was found impossi-
BILE to conclude the programme in the
time originally allotted. Monday next is
therefore to be occupied in winding up
the events, and tomorrow the commit
tees will meet and conclude all the bust
ness on hand.
TOWN NEWS.
Everything is in readiness for the gala
day tomorrow, which bids fair to attract
more people than have assembled here
tofore this season. The armor and
are on the ground land Captain La Roche
anu OoiSoohV SOeo WAL 10 LULU W.
morrow.
The swimmers have both been prac-
ticing hard for the past few days, and as
they are in good trim lively contest is
anticipated.
North Beach pavilion today by the
doing big business.
10 n ct T
vilion in the Canon tonight.
The regular Saturday night ball at the
Arcadia has attracted a host Of people
today, and rooms are few and far be-
tween.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. N. NJ. Entler and Miss Grace Low
ell were down for few hours today.
Mr.. Jules Guthridge, the Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald,
passed the night at the Arcadia in com
pany with Mr.. H. q. Osborne, of the
Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Kelly came down
tonight.
Mr.. G. e. Mackey is at the Arcadia.
He has just concluded sojourn at the
Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Silent, Miss Silent
and Miss Elderkin arrived atthe Arcadia
today.
Massrs. P. w. Hoyle, H. B. Baldwin
and X. G. Easton came down ct moon to-
day for a short vacation.
Mrs. Messmore and Miss Messmore
Joined the throng at the Arcadia today.
II. E, l.. Puett, N. f. Whipple, Frank
Lunt, D. A. MacNeil and wife, S. G.. Je-
rome and wife, ]. F. Blake, H. W. Ma
gee and G. R. Holmes are among the
days arrivals at the Arcadia.
August "a, 1889. Ii.