The herald., 1898-01-01
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

s.t4si M PASADENA HI
PASADENA, Dec. 3.-(Regular Core|
respondence.) All is ready for the New
Years fete, the ninth annual Tourna{
ment of Roses. tomorrow. and 1t is prob1
able that an ever greater success will
be scored than was gained at any pre-
ivious tournament. Most of the business
men have decorated their stores with the
tournament colors, blue and yellow, and
doubtless more decorating viii be done
early tomorrow morning. The parade IL
expected to be about one and a half miles
In length, its course being as follows:
Column will form on Walnut street
and Hudson avenue: south on Hudson to.
Colorado street, west to Raymond ave-
nue., south to Vineyard street, west to
South Fair OAKS avenue, north to Green
street, east to Raymond avenue, north
to Colorado street, west on Colorado
street to Orange Grove avenue, south
on Orange Grove avenue to Arbor, west
to Grand. north to Orange Grove avenue
again, past the judges stand, which will
be, located Immediately north OF Grove
stleet on Orange Grove avenue. The
parade will be three times reviewed by
the judges--first on the corner Of Colora-
do and Marengo, second on Orange
Grove, and again when the procession
turns and passes the judges stand upon
that avenue, when the prizes will be giv-
en-. The parade will form on Walnut
street between 9 and 10 o'clock. and the
following are the divisions in their order
of parade, and the names of the chiefs of
each:
Platoon Of police. City Marshal w. s.
Lacey in charge.
Officers of Tournament of Roses associa-
tion, M. II. Weight, president,
Seventh Regiment band, D. D. Parker,
manager.
Troop D, N. q. c., Captain Charles H.
Rowland. .
Campany I. float, Captain Lester Lip
pincott.
Pioneer coach, original Pasadena set
tiers.
Drum corps, A. c. Jones, leader.
Americus club, Major N. S. Bangham,
Knights Of Pythias, Major ]. G.. Scar
borough
A. o. u. w., W. ]. Hess. chief.
Boys brigade, Capt. J. w. Sedwick
Throop institute, Elliott Howe, chief
Six-in-hands, Col L. p. Hansen. chief.
Equestrians, DIR. r. #. Rowland, chief.
Four-in-hands, Thos L. Hoag, chief.
Valley Hunt club. J. z. Jardine, chief.
Pasadena band, F. A. Haskell, manager.
Pasadena public schools, Prof. ]. d.
Graham, chief.
Two-horse family carriages, Edmund
Lockett chief
South Pasadena public school, Prof. w.
B. French, chief.
Eingle-horse family carriages, e. H.
Royce. chief.
Whittier band. Capt. ]. M. Allison.
I y. M. G. A. Athletic club, c. c. Rey-
nolds, chief.
Pony carriages, c. U. Bunnell. chief.
Novelties-burros. goats, etc.-and gem
eral bicycle division, Amos
Bye, chief.
Fire department, A. s. Turbett, chief.
The judges stand has been erected on
South Orange Grove avenue on the west
side, near Grove street, where, too, on
each side of the street from Colorado
south are seats to accommodate specta-
tors. The half completed viaduct con-
Meeting the Green with the annex is
handsomely decorated and will accom-
modate press representatives. Accred-
tied press representatives of the differ
ent papers will be cordially welcomed at
the Green at $3.50 o'clock a. M, when ar
rangements and announcements will
n be made. The press stand for the re-
viewal Of the parade has been erected
opposite the Judges stand on Orange
Grove avenue.
The judges of award are the same as
last year. viz, Capt. Edward F. Gray.
William II. Kelso and E. A. Forester.
In the afternoon band concert will
be given at Hotel Green park and also
at the Terminal grounds. where a foot
ball game will be played between Stan
ford boys and the Pasadena high school
team. A number of seats have been
y provided tor spectators here.
At the bicycle track grounds on Lin
coin avenue north of the city at o'clock
IN the afternoon the Y. M. C. A. sports
\ will be held. The events include bicycle
races, wheelbarrow race, colored mems
race, hammer throw, business mems
race, hurdle races, jumping, telegraph
boys race, pole vault running races,
shot put, obstacle race, sack race ana
catching creased pig. For these events
Z there are seventy-f1ve entries. Prizes
will be awarded for each event.
The races promise to be the best that
have been given in this section for some
time. There are twenty-nine entries In
the two mile handicap alone. which is
more than have ever been received for
any race vet given here. All the best &.
A. w. riders Of this section will compete.
including Furman and Tabor, between
whom thsfe y > szeat risa1rx ma or