The herald., 1894-12-28
BICYCLE RACES IN PASADENA,
List of Entries for the New
Year Contests.
Prizes to Be Awarded in the TOurna'
ment of Roses.
Many gocial Events-A Runawny-Psr-
sonsls - Notes OF
Interest.

PASADENA. Dec. 27.-Entries closed
today for the New Years bicycle races,
under the auspices Of the Grown City
Cycle club. The following ridsrs will
participate in the events:
W. A. Taylor, Duarte; Z. D. T. Camp.
bell. Charles Glass. w. B. Willis, R. H.
Gaylord, O. Harvey. G. Hewitt. W.
Hadley. George w. Dell. A. G. Stevens,
Pasadena: G. Smith. Los Angeles; Ed
Gamble. VIM. Stewart. Pasadena; A..
W. Cleavsr. W. Hatton. Los Angeles /;
H. Myers. Pasadena; o. Osen, San
Jose; F. Lacy. J. W. Cowan, Los
Angeles; G. Css.lsmsn. Riverside, W.
A. Burke, Los Angeles; D. E. Whitman.
University.
The free for all class. third race, will
be the event Of the day, for which
Marsh bicycle 10 offered for fret prize.
This rece will be warmly contested for.
The following riders have entered for the
event: W. Hatton. Los Angeles; O..
Ossn. San jose; F. Lacy. j. W. Cowan,
w. A. Burke. Los Angeles; Cassy Castle-
man. Riverside.
Next to the .ree for all comes the club
cham pionship race. which the local
riders are taking much interest in.
There 10 large list of entries for this
event. two prlzes going to the winner-a
gold medal and the club championship
cup. which must be won three times
snccessively before becoming the prop
ertv OF the holder.
For ths club championship there are
many contestants, but 1t 10 probable
that the prizes will lay between john
son. Stewart, Gaylord and Harvey. all of
whom are in practice for the event.
THE TOURNAMENT.
The display OF decorated turnouts at
the coming Tourn smsnt of Roses on
New Years day promises to surpass
anything Of the kind ever before at
tempted in this city. The committee
having the matter in hand is hard at
work on details of the parade.
The following list of prizes for the
bes. decorated turnout in each class 10
only partial and a few changes will
probably be made.
For hoats-First prize, carved ebony
table and drsgon-wnre vaee.
For six in-hand- First prize, carved
ebony table. iu!aid with pearl; second
pr.ze, Gns punch bowl.
For four in-hnnd First prize, large
Satsuma vass: second prize. wrought-
iron banquet lamp. lace ehsde, offered
by the Pasadena Hardware company.
Two-horse turnout-First prize, solid
silver ice cream set. in velvet case sec.
ond prize. set solid silver spoons.
One horse turnout-First prize, fne
laprobe and whip; second prize, fine
dress pattern, offered by Gardner &
Webster.
SaddIe-horse ridden by q lady-First
prize, gold-handled silk um brslla, Of
fered by II. r. He tel; second prize.
pear-handled manicure set, Augustus
Lang
Saddle horse ridden by q gentleman
First prize. $40 gold piece; second prize,
gtlt-hrorzo clock, offered by w. j.
Pierce.
Prizes Tor The pony six and four-in-
hand tuTnouts have not yet been de.
clded upon.
Double pony rig-Firet prize, cut
glass ink bottle snd leather stand, with
gold pen. offsred by VI. J. Sussserott
secosd prizs, chair. efsred by Menner
d Putmsn.
Single pony rig-First prize, camera,
offered by Glasscock & Vroman; second
prizs. fins lamp. offered by China hall.
Merchants tcrnout-Firet prize, fine
United States flag IA feet long; second
prize, Ststson derby hat, offered By
Randall & 'rwomby.
Bicycle First prizs, silk umbrella,
offered by Conrad & Hctaling; second
prize, SIS box silk hsndk erchisfs, offered
by Heies Bros. third prizs, box cigars,
offered by q. B. Thomas.
Bicycle ridden by lady-First prize,
art leather belt. offe rcd by Natural His-
tory store; second prize, writing port-
folio. offered by w. J. Crilly.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF NOTE.
Mrs. r. r. Day Of Fsrriacs drive gave
. very pleasant social hop At her home
last evening in honor of her guest, Miss
Clair Chamberlin Of New York. The
house wss prestily decorated for the
OCCASION Preceding the dancing a
short, informal musical programme was
much enjoyed. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Towns. Mines. Flagg,
Kempton, Arnold, Hart; Misses Nib
lock, Emma Niblock, Wood, Margery
Wood, Gardner Edith Gardner, Emery,
Rose, Church. Genevieve Church. Lu z,
Pauline Lutz. Lauderbeck, Young,
Wood, Flsgg. Richmsn Josephine Rich
man, Conger. Warrington, Mullen;
Messrs. Talcott, Macomber. Wood,
r CERT. Arnold, DR.. Radebaugh. Waters,
Wood. Rorabach, Rhodes. Niblock,
Lutz. Holmes. Stafford, Craig. Mennig,
Cherry. nipple and Lum.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Green issued in.
vitations to . number OF friends to a
rehearsal OF the symphony orc estrs at
their residence on South Orange Grove
avenus this morning.
The orchestra 10 made up % follows:
H. E. Hamilton. fret violin; Mise Fer.
ris, second violin; Mr.. Wachtel, viola;
Mr.. Blair. cello.
The collections rendered this morning
were unusually good.
Thoee present were: Mrs. Dsfriez,
Professor and Mrs. ]. d. Graham. Mrs.
Coleman. Mrs. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grsble, Miss Margaret Grebls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanton, Mise Stanton, Mrs. Day.
eett, Miss Helen Dagge.t, Miss Amos,
Mrs. B M. .Jswett, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
keyeer. Miss Visscher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williel Thomson. Mrs. Allen bod worth,
Mrs. A. r. Dodworth, Mrs. Scoyille,
Mr.. and Mrs. North, Miss Dingey, Mr..
Arthur Thomson, Mrs. Petech, Miss
Klokke, Los Angeles.
HEAVY FINES.
Heavy sentences are being dealt out
by the local courts to the offenders
against the peace OF the city. A few davs
aRo "Missonri Bill" was sent up for 80
days for disturbing the peace. and today
his side partner. John Cox. was up on
the same charge before Racnrdar Rn..