Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-03


There will be the largest attendance
Of the season when the deciding set is
called at 8 O'Clock this morning.
THE OTHER GAMES.
The mixed doubles are we'll under
way. Miss Tufts and A. Bumiller beat
Miss Shoemaker and Mr.. Barry 3-6, GA
and 6-2. This was very interesting
match. Miss Tufts and Miss Shoe
maker are both graceful players 'and
were applauded for their efforts. Later
in the day Miss Tufts and Mr.. Bumiller
beat Mrs. Woodhouse and Mr.. Wood
house by a score of 6.1, 6-3.
Today Miss Gilliland and Mr.. Caw-
ston will play Miss Halsted and Mr..
Halsted and the winners in this match
will play Miss Tufts and Mr.. Bumiller
for the first prize.
The gentlemen's doubles are still in
statu quo, but good line is now had
on the players. Cosby and Germain are
putting up great game and are most
decidedly in the battle. Yesterday
son 6-1, 6-5. Cawston and Woodhouse
are to try conclusions with Halsted and
Chase, and the winners will then play
Cosby and German for the champion
ship honors.
A FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE.
Among those in the grand stand yes
terday were the following named:
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hill, of Nevada; ;
II. M. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Proc
Judge Jones, Mr.. Bandini, the Misses
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Mrs. H. A. Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
7. Gillis, Mrs. Walter Maxwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodrich, Miss Donaldson, Misses
Tufts, Misses Corson, Capt. and Mrs.
Tompkinson, Mrs. G. J. Wilder, Miss
Burt, Mr.. and Mrs. Humphries, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Machell, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Robinson, Mrs. M. E. Chaplin, Miss
Mary Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Vaw-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Vawter, Miss
M. Garberson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Moore,
F. Henderson, Mrs. J. E. Platter;
Miss Lille Shankland, of Alhambra ;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Woodhouse, Miss
Gilliland, Miss Grace Gilliland Colonel
and Mrs. J. R. Dobbins, Miss Dobbins,
Of San Gabriel; Mr.. and Mrs Goodrich,
James A. Pritchard, Miss Edith Robert
son, Professor and Mrs. Leroy Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Banning, Misses
Desmond, Mrs. G. D. Baker, H. G. Be-
vile, d. HI. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Waring, Roy
Jones, Misses Jones, Gorham, Lester,
Stanwood, shoemaker, Schumacher, Mrs.
Schumacher, Messrs. John, Frank, Percy
and A. w. Schumacher. Miss Maude
Anderson.
TENNIS TOPICS.
Cawston or Coulter?
England or America?
Santa Monica or Los Angeles?
John Bandini is tennis enthusiast.
Several matches will be concluded to-
day.
The association singles will be COM
menced today.
A. w. P. Kinney was on deck cheer
ing for Coulter.
The all comer's singles has resulted in
a surprise party.
Miss Sue and Grace Mathis were de-
lighted spectators. s
Ed. Tufts is in the swim, as is also
Percy Schumacher.
The final in the. gentlemen's doubles
will be hotly contested.
Miss Belle and Miss Adele Stoneman
were noticed on the grand stand.
Miss Tyler and Mrs. Smith went down
yesterday to take in the tournament.
The summaries in the all comers'
singles will appear in tomorrow's HER
AID.
Mrs. Kilgarif has been a delighted
observer of the several matches since
the first day.
Mrs. M. L. Chapman. the vice-presi-
dent of the high school, admired the
popular pastime.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Moore, and
Miss Marian Whipple, were noticed
among the spectators.
Abbot Kinney, who has done consid-
ested visitor every day. 90
Charley Patrick took in the tourna-
ment yesterday. He used to be an
enthusiast several years ago..
Miss Matte Wallace, George and Ben
Wallace, were the representatives from
the Alhambra club. yesterday.
The tournament now in progress has
demonstrated that Southern California
has dozen of frst-class players.
Miss Seaman, who formerly played
tennis good deal, enjoyed the exciting
sets between Cawston and Coulter.
Cawston is good all round athlete.
He is an excellent cricket player, and
noted for his steadiness as batsman.
H. w. Keller, the champion football
player, displayed considerable interest
in the fight for the all-comers' singles.
Miss Addie Boehme enjoyed the games
very much. J. r. Roby explained the
intricacies of the game for her benefit.
Germain is liable to surprise some
people in the association singles. He is
showing up in very much improved
form.
Mrs. Judge Bannes and her charming
daughter, Mrs. J.. III. Martin, Of Tucson,
Arizona, were interested spectators yes
terday.
Miss Tonner and Miss Innes were two
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