Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-24
IN THE SWIM.
Notes About People Who are
In 1t.
The Social Events of The Past
Seven Days.
Weddings and Tennis, Parties and
Personal Gossip.
A Catalina Tennis Tournament-Two or
Three Summer Weddings-People
Talked About,

A Catalina Tennis Tournament-Two or
Three Summer Weddings-People
Talked About.
The grand Razzle- Dazzle tennis tourna-
ment at Avalon was one of the attrac-
tons at Catalina last Tuesday, at Idle
Wild tennis court. corner Broadway and
Crescent avenue. The committee OF
arrangements were Prof. R. L. Kent, B.
ID. Frankenfield, ]. Fred Blake and A.
w. p. Kinney Umpires, George Stamm
and M. R. Craig. Scorers, Jesse T.
Burks and Fred Stamm. Line men, w.
l. Stewart and w. N. Blinn.
The first event was ladies' singles, Miss
Lucy Chapman winning the first prize.
The second event was gentlemen
singles, and w. L. Stewart won the first
prize. w. L. Edwards carried off the
second prize.
In mixed doubles the first prizes were
won by Miss Lucy Chapman and w. l..
Edwards. w. L. Stewart and Miss Pau
line Lewis took second prizes.
In ladies' doubles Misses Chapman
and Lewis took the prizes.
In gents doubles w. L. Edwards and
A. w. p. Kinney took tine first prizes.
Messrs. Stewart and Merriam won the
the second prizes. J. Fred Blake and
Frankentield carried off the third prizes.
The prizes were novel and unique in
character.
Misses Ruth and Mary Chapman, S. w.
Florence Merrill, and Misses Ferguson,
Bryant, Ollie Made and Lucy Stratton,
Dor To, Mi
Nina Jevne, Louise Williams, Carrie
Mary Brown, Mesdames R. J. Cope, NJ.
M. McKannon, W. H. Bonsall, Charles
Parsons, H. G. Lewis, L. S. Butler, M.
L. Samson, j. D. Burks, Guy Barham,
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Jevne, and Messrs. w.
A. Wilson, Tourney, DR.. A. w. Rider,
II. J. Young, j. G. Donald, Root, Robt.
Parsons, Short the artist and DR.. Puett.
A large number of people left for the
Island last Thursday morning; among
them we're: Frank Lanterman and bride,
Misses Morford, Captain j. G. Scarbor-
ough, Mr.. Scarborough, Miss Sylvia
Allott, Miss Helling, Mrs. DIR. Shaw.
Bert Wilkinson was reminded of the
twentieth anniversary of his birth
on Thursday evening by surprise party
at his home on South Main street. A
crowd of musical friends filed the house
to overlooking and presented the aston
ished host with some very handsome
presents as marks of their esteem and
friendship. Music, games and dancing
occupied the guests, who paused long
enough in their festivities to partake of
8 sumptuous supper served shortly
after midnight. Among the guests
were: Misses Blanche Long, Ivy Reed,
Dora Reed, Della Bowlsby, Florence
Pearson, Belle Rupp, Irene La Grill,
Lille Buckingham, Jose Williams,
Tenna Clark, Messrs. G. Berger, S. X.
Wilson, R. Reed, w. Wilkinson, A.
McCandless, B. Russell, F. Wilkinson,
w. Mooney, w. Collins and H. Neace.
The marriage of Miss May Hills and
+. L. Lanterman occurred Friday morn
ing at O'Clock at the residence of the
BRIDES parents on Los. Angeles street,
Rev. DR.. Cantine officiating. The young
couple left on the 9:25 train for Catalina,
where they will spend their honeymoon
by the sad, salt sea.
Last Wednesday night number OF
friends and relatives gathered at the
residence of B. Mauch on Amelia street
to celebrate his birthday. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Mauch, Miss
Lena Mauch, Mr.. and Mrs. Heitkamp,
Mrs. H. Knauff, Mr.. and Mrs. Bettkow-
sky, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mauch, Miss
Minnie Bley and L. G. Gates.
There was quiet wedding on Sunday
at Santa Monica, in which Cromwell
Galpin, of Los Angeles, and Miss Kate
N. Upper, late Of Reno, New, were the
chief actors, Rev. S. H. Weller perform
ing the marriage ceremony. The bride
has held prominent positions in educa-
tional institutions on this coast and at
Reno for several years, and the groom
has been a resident of Los Angeles for
several years, and has many friends and
acquaintance in this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Galpin came Immediately to the pleasant
home awaiting them on the hills.
Miss Delight Sturtevant is spending a
week at the Lawrence, Santa Monica.
Mrs. j. HI. Jones goes east, this week,
to be absent sonnet time.
Rev. Francis M. Price, wife and two
daughters are the guests of Rev. R. G.
Hutchins on South Olive street. Rev.
Price is missionary at Shanshi, China
but is on a leave of absence on account
of poor health.
Mrs. 1. N. VanNuys and children &c
north tomorrow to spend month in
San Francisco, Portland and other
points along the coast.
Mr.. Charles w. Silent and family
have gone to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Rowland
returned last week from an extended
trip north, having visited British Co.
lumbia and the Puget Sound country.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Cochran have
gone to housekeeping in their cosy cot
tage at University place.
Miss Mabel Venn, who has been the
guest of H. B. Adams and family of
Edgeware Road, left Tuesday for her
home in England, where she will soon
be married to the son of prominent
London merchant.
Mrs. R. M Widney was rendered a
public farewell reception on Tuesday
evening by the ladies of the Simpson
social circle, with whom she has been
so intimately associated in church work.
The parlors of Simpson Tabernacle
were filed to overlooking with the
many friends of the quiet, unassuming
little woman whose earnest labors and
enthusiasm have done more for the up
building of benevolent enterprises and
church work in this city than, that of
any other woman in Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. N. Flint is spending a month
in a South Side cottage at Santa Monica.
Rev. DR.. Cantine returned on Thurs
day from Coronado, where he spent sew