The herald., 1894-12-29
RACING EVENTS AT PASADENA.
Big Attractions for New Years
Races.
Mrs. Simpson Entertains at the
Green Hotel.
Esstern STAR Neutrality-suspicious. En-
terti unmenr-rhe Tourna-
,ment-Rerso7ais.

Hsstern M.sr InstaIlstion-Lycsum En-
teri, ,unmsnr-rhe Tourna-
,ment-Psrsosals.
PASADENA, Dec. 2s.--As stated in to-
DAVIS HERALD entries fDr the New Years.
races closed lass evening. The HERALD
also exclusively printed the complete
list of entries.
Several msmbsvs of the March bicycle
team are in the city in training for she
races, and the local sp,eders are hard at
work laying for that club championship
medal, The completes list of prizes, s.s
dscided upon at q meeting last sver,ing.
70 oe seen in Thomas' drug store, iis IS
follows:
One mile, class B-frst prize, March bipy Gle
second prize, sm,aiug jscset
Three mile, class 3-iEst prize, Dill quet
lamp; second prize, rocking chair; third prize,
box cigars. -
medal: second prize N. Y. Times.
One mile open, class A--hrst prize, robe
second prize silver card case.
One half mile handicap, class A-hrstbpr1ze,
rug second prize, pair OF shoes.
One fourth mits Pasadena, class A-irst
prize, dog photos.i second prize. bcycLt lamp;
Ten mile hardIcap-hrst prize suit clothes
second. pair sho ss. third, dressing case fourth,
suspenders: fftirv box cigars; sixth. saddle;
seventh, bicycle lamp: eighth, yr- sub to
Field.
One half open Pasadena class-fr6t, j set NJ. q
Il W. tire second, camp stool.
A special autrs ction has bean securedG
by the club for tho races in the shape oi''
two-mile event between Jack Prince.
the long.distance champion rider Of Thea
world, and Miss Clara Bartsls, cham
pion lady rider of America. The latter
will be given q hal + mile handbrsp.
Another event of ,intereat is "a tandemA
race. which has just been Arranged, asG
will be seen from the following chal-
lenge and acceptance:
We, the undersigned. members of the.
Los Angeles wheelm,sn. do hereby chal-
lenee our fellow oluo embeirs. 8. q.
Spier and W. M. JeE kins to q one-mile
tandem race. for a suitable trophy, said
race to take place at the race meet given
by the Crown City whsalmen at Pasa.
dens, January l. 1896.
J. J. LONG,
FFsxD HoLBRooK,
We, the crack bald aaeadsd team of
The coast, do hereby accept the above
challenge to a ons-milej tandem race at
Pasadena, January lat.
w. M. JENKINS,
Is. G. spIER.
"A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A happy party of young people gath
cred at hotel Green last evening, tho
occasion being parry given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. W. Stims0n for Eheir son. Rob-
prt. Mrs. Stimson WAS assisted in en-
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and Stanton. Muse was furnished by
Lowinsky's orchestra, and tho young
people danced until a late hour. Re-
ireshments were served in the dining
room. Thoss present. were:
f. o. Hull. John OagRett. Frank
levitt, Chss. knight, Ed. Gronendyke,
Chss. Coleman. Arthur Dodworth, Ray
Conger, Guy Mckinney. Bert 1owne.
Fred Rocne. Don McGilvray. Ber, Page,
J.. freeman, oliver Piche., Volney
Craig, Jack Craig. Sohle Lowe, Robert
Kimball. Lloyd Macy. Cnas. Groesbeck,
James GIossbsck, MA1ahall Stimson,
Roy Macomber, Robest Stimson, Nsttis
Hugus, Louise Hugus, Marion Arm
strong. Emily Stanton, Helen Dssgett,
Sarah Coleman, Ruth Gardner, Edith
Rand, Marion Towne. LYDIA Conger.
Atha Meharry, Lulu Conger, Tracy
Cloud, Virginia Rowland, Edith Row.
land, Margaret Greble, Blanche Bolt,
Franc Bolt, Blossom Vsllette, Marie
Markham, Alice Markham. Bessie Rob-
erts, Anna McClintock, Margaret Fuller,
Ethel Fuller, Anna Whitmore.
Y. NJ. G. A. ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given by the Y. NJ.
g. A. lyceum last evening was largely
attended and proved very successful
Nffsir. Mr.. P. Nj. Green, as President
franklin, presided over the senate, prs-
senting a veto to the telegraph bill,
with reasons therefor. Ths following
programme was much enjoyed:
opening anthem, o Worship Him-chorus
Choir.
Violin solo-Hswley o. Taylor.
Reading of the senate Telegraph Bill, az pre-
sented by the lyceum also the presidents veto
to the same-W. B. b Taylor.
Violin soo-H. o. simpson.
Recitation, Billy's Christmas Rose-Miss M.
Jessie York.
Song, Charmante Marguerite-Miss Martin.
Oratlon. When should young man speak, if
at all?-George b. Mclaughlin.
EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION.
The snstallation of officers of Paeadena
Chapter No. 109, Order of the Eastern
Star. last evening was very pleasant
affair. A number of guesta from the
city and surrounding places were pres-
ent, including a delegation from Pomona
Chapter No. ITO. o. f. S. The party
came over in four-in- hand in charge
Of Mr.. X. II. Dorsey, and consisted of
Mrs. lydia Hall. ID. b. W. &. M; Mrs.
Mary J.. Hibbard. w. NJ; Mrs. M. l.. |
Dorsey. A. M; MIR. W. H. Sanders. w.
p; Mr.. E. A. Hibbard, secretary; Mrs.
NJ. q. Rogers, treasurer; w. s. Winters,
MrE. Mary Stevenson. r. Carrie Martin, |
M. Rogers, b, Camp, +. Sanders, Miss |
Z),a Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Heinman.
Following the installing OF officers
very pleasant sociel evening was en-
joyed. Refreshments were aerved and |
'ors'a responded to by members of the
order.
The officers installed were as follows:
Mrs. I. N. Sears, w. M; Mr.. Willetta,
w. r.. Mrs. w. H. Wiley, A. NJ. Mira.
j r. Slater. secretary; Mrs. s. Wash.
burn. treasurer; Mrs. Lizzie Drake,
conductor; Mrs. Willard, A. c.; Mrs.
B,nnar, warden; Mr.. Bsttis. sentinel; |
Mrs, Parker chaplain.
THE TOURNAMENT.
Entries are coming in at lively rate
decorated turnouts in tho New
.ai's day tournament OF roses. All
p rties intending to have turnouts in
e parade and wishing to compete for
l'z 9. mast make entries with the sec-