Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-26

Southern California was decided. This
event lay between Mr.. A. @. Twiss, the
| winner of the all comers' singles, and
Mr.. r. 2. Garter who won the event last
| year and secured the championship.
fhe contest started at 8 O'Clock and was
soon decided, Mr.. Garter winning three
straight games and thus once more OBJ.
tanning the laurel leaves which will
rest on his brow for another year. Mr..
Twiss played an excellent game, how
ever, and showed himself an excellent
representative of the aspirants for honor
The score at the close Of the match was
6.3. 6.3, 63.
The handicap singles are progressing
steadily, the score up to the conclusion
of the games on Saturday evening being
as follows lin continuation of what has
already appeared in the HERALD:
Second Round-Lockwoo beat Sever
ance, 6.3, GA; Charming beat Waring,
6 l, 3.6, GA; Cawston beat Cosby, GA,
6.3; Frank Carter beat Jones, go, SO,
81 Barry beat Twiss by forfeit; Howard
beat Chase, 26, GA, 6.3; K. Garter beat
Kinney, 81, ga.
Third Round-Woodhou beat Lock.
| wood, 6.5, 6.3.
Tomorrow the handicap singles will
be concluded and the handicap doubles
played out, thus bringing the tourna-
ment to an end.
THE ARCADIA BALL.
The ball at the Arcadia last night
eclipsed any of the social gatherings that
have been held in the hostelry 80 far this
| season. Intending participants poured
| down from town in such volume on Sat-
| urday night that all the available rooms
were taken, and it was found necessary
| to get Pullman cars from town to accom-
modate the overflow of visitors. The
dance commenced at 8 o'clock, the
usual hour, and was continued until
past midnight, those present being as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Platter, Mr.
and Mrs. M. s. Severance, the Misses
Winston, Miss Nora Culver, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. FL. Howell, Miss Mildred How
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Vswter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Hellman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Silent, Miss
Elderkin, Miss frankie Kurtz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank P. Kelly, Miss Doria Jones,
Miss Constance Jones, Miss Howell,
Miss Tufts, Mrs. Betner, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Lockwood, Miss Wills, the
Misses Seamans, Mrs. Hall, the
Misses Gilliland, Miss Lilly Briggs,
DR.. and Mrs, Ainsworth, Mrs.
Northam, Miss Maud Northam, the
Misses Waddilove, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
house, the Misses Corson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Maxwell, Miss Shoemaker, Miss
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cawston, Miss
English, Mr.. and Mrs. Waring, Miss
Richardson, Major and Mrs. B. +. Stein,
Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Corlett, Mrs.
Woollacott, Mr.. and Mrs. Coapley,
Meesrs. Wills, Schumacher, Winston,
Meyler, Barnes, Campbell-Jo Johnston,
Meyler, Bettner, Tufts, Hewetson,
Carter, Tomkinson, Machell, Proctor,
Utoff, Twiss, Claiming, Chase, Curtis,
Browning and Forester.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The yacht Aggie, with Mr.. Dan Nc
Farland and party of friends on board,
arrived in the bay this afternoon, and
cruised up and down 4 for a. couple of
hours. The yachtT Nellie B., of San
Pedro, was also over and attracting atteE-
| ton.
A party of four young men driving in a
four. seated buggy nearly ran over Mr.. j.
j. Carillo's boy, Charley, on North
Beach this afternoon. They would GER
tainly have done 80, for the youngster
was asleep on the sand, but Mr.. GARLIC
sprang at the horses and swerved them
| in time to save his child.
Mr.. Emil Quarre was among the many
on the sands today.
Miss frankie Kurtz, who has been en-
ioying pleasant vacation on North
| Beach for the past six weeks, left for
home today.
The Misses Winston are down for a
| 10 Il ov,I cfa Of NnlArc1 md
Mrs. Baker.
Mr.. Eugene Maxwell was noticeable
on the beach today.
Colonel E. E. Hewitt, Mr.. G. F..
| Smurr, Train Dispatcher Hamilton and
Travelling Passenger Agent Steere, of the
Southern Pacific, we're on the beach to-
day.
| Mrs. Meade and Miss Lulu Meade en-
ljoyed few hours by the sea this after
noon.
Mr.. R. H. Howell, the popular grocery
magnate, has been spending the Sunday
vacation at the Arcadia.
Mr.. J. @. Robinson, Vice President of
the cable lines, was down today.
Among the many notabilities at the
| Arcadia and on the sands today we've :
T. f. Rowan, w. J. Broderick, P. L..
Ducasse and wife, A. B. Roth and wife.
Mr.. King, of Hawley, King & Co.. Jose
Costa, of the San Francisco Company,
]. E. Jackson, R. F. Bilderrain and wife,
City Auditor Lopez and wife, the Misses
Warren, G. w. Cook, w. @. Woodbury.,
G. F. T. Last, j. Bayer and wife, j. r.
McManis, R. E. McGregor, j. McMen'
omy and II. P. Wilson.
August %, 1888. h.
A Farewell Party.
Millard's cailon was yesterday visited
by party of ladies and gentlemen, the
J occasion being farewell picnic party to