The herald., 1895-08-25
PASADENA SOCIETY NEWS
Columbia Hill Tennis Clubs Tw0.Day
Tournament
7any Events Of the Polite World With Only
One That Reflects the Weakness
of the Flesh

PASADENA. August 24.-The Colum-
bia Hill tennis club have been holding q
two days tournament, this peing the sac
ond dav, ana much interest is manifested
in the games by the members and theil
friends. who were out in full fcore both
today and yesterday. The contest tool
place at Columbia hill, on the grounds of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Daggett, and the
younger members of Pasadena society
were on hand in large nun bers, while
their elders were also present. Play be-
gan yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
There were thirteen entries and the play
was spirited, making excellent practice
for the Santa Monica tournament, which
will opsn next week. In the first round
of mems singles, Bruce Rowan beat viii
Allen by default; Don McGilvray bea,
Charles Groesbeck, 63, 6-3; Robert
Rowan beat Paul Rowan, 6-3, 6-3; F.
Roche beat David Acker, 6-3, Ga; Vel
Picher beat L. Eldred by default, and
John Daggett beat Robert kimble. 10,
Go.
In the second round l.. Freeman beat
b' hoWdn, 10, VI DoH hotii'iay
bsat r. Rowan, 81, CO; Yer Pichel
beat L. Roche. G-3 GO.
In the semi-fnals Yer Picher reat F.
Roche, 6-3 G. after which Lewis Free
man met and defeated Don McG;vray.
Luncheon was served at l p. M, and
something over fifty guests sat down at
the tables, which were spread on the
spacious vine-covcred verandas of the
Daggett residence. Among the guests
noticed at the luncheon were Mrs. Alex
ander and Miss Alexander of Boston,
Mrs. WinslJw. Mr.. Jennings of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. Stearns of Chicago, Misses Dag
gett, Mark ham, Coleman, Rowland. Gard
ner. Shoemaker, Jones. Cloud, Gilvray,
Vallette, McClintock. Anna McClintock,
Conger, Messrs. Richer. Roche. Rowan.
Freeman, Coleman. Acker, kimble, Ell
dred, Macy, Dodworth, Daggett, Page
and many Others.
When the marshal arrested Charles
Smith, the young man charged with in
famous practuices which will land him
in thel penitentia.y, they found in his
shanty a veritable nest of stolen articles,
which have disappeared from the prem
ises OF citizens at various times and of
which no trace had been found. This
morning the marshal made Il tn ough
search of the premises, located on North
Robles avenue, Just north of the Santa
lie crossing, and found the following ar
ticles, besides a miscellaneous collection
of all sorts of property: \ set of valu-
able handmade harness, stolen from the
Picher place; a nun ber of valuable rings,
among them diamond, some carpets and
other articles. Smith was arraigned this
afternoon in Recorder Rossiters court on
the two charges, plesded not guilty to
both, and sent to the county Jail in de-
fault OF $1,000 bail. His hearing was sent
for Monday afternoon at o'clock.
(Charles Smith was placed in the Los
Angeles county Jail by Deputy Sheriff
Slate yesterday afterHoon.-Ed.)
Miss Katherine Nash entertained a few
friends last evening at her home on
South Euclid avenue at a Brownie party.
The guests were expected to draw with
charcoal representations of Palmer Cox 8
pigmies, ana to the best uelineator of
brownies was awarded prize. Miss
Webb was tn fortunate winner in the
contest. Toa.ting marshmaxillows was
then engaged in, the guests sitting on the
floor with little candles in front of them.
Refreshments were served later in the
evening. Thse present we're: Misses
Eaton, Webb, Coleman, Cody, Marston.
Alice Msrston, Breed. Jones. Summer.
Schopbach, Thomas Foote; Messrs. Day,
Jones, Breed, Davidson, Ely, Manahan,
Psgee. Arnold, Merrill, Coleman, Ross,
Nash. Hahn. Smith.
Frederick Flshbeck and Miss Minerva
Printz. both well known young people
were married this afternoon at the resi-,
dence of the BRIDES parents on North Los
Robles avenue. Only the mem bers OF the
families were present besides Rev. II {.
w. Lathe, pastor of the First Congrega
tional church. who performed the ceremo-
ny. The rooms were profusely deco
-ated with roses for the event. the pai-
lors where the ceremony took place being
specially attractive in appearance. The
bride was attended by Miss Smons as
bridesmaid while Mr.. Charles Fishbeck
brother of the groom acted as best man.
A Wedding lunch was served after. con-
grat,ilations were over and at 4 o'clock
the young couple left for Catalina where
they will spend a week. Their home will
be on the ocrner of Carlton and Lincoln
avenues.
Campany b started this morning for
their annual encampment and will spend
ten days at Avalon, Catalina. There were
three full carloads of the boys and their
friends and an unusually ENJOYABLE time is
anticipated at Camp Schreibef. There
were thirty-six men in line as they
marched to the train on the Terminal.
During the absence OF Captain BanRham
Corporal MCGOWAN will have charge of
the armory and of the company on drill
nights.
4 meeting of the school trustees was
wells Office when Contractor Gorrell
signed up under his bid to build the east
side school house. At another meeting
held this afternoon Mr.. Klock signed the
contract for the other building.
The Monday afternoon club was enter
tanned today by Mrs. II. q. Bennett at
her home on Orange Grove avenue. A
talk ON Early English Literature by Mr..
Policy was the principal feature OF the
programme.
Further letters have been received by
DR.. McComber from his brother King, who
is with the Burnham exploring expedl-
ton in South Africa. The party had ar
rived at and safely crossed the Zam besi
river and were pushing their way north
ward.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to James Scott, aged 26, n native of
Scotland, and Sarah Doyle, aged 25, ma
tive Of New York, both residents Of Pasa-
dena.