The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-31
SANTA MONICA
Successful Golf Tournament-Shfp-
ping News-Personals

| SANTA MONICA, July 30-The second
| day of the golf tournament at the Ocean
park links was even more successful than
the first, IL possible. The attendance was
fully as large. and the social features still
more pleasant than the day before, as plat.
form for dancing had been erected. The
same excellent music was provided, and
Terpschore had many charming devoteez
throughout the afternoon.
Bishop Johnson was present and showed
great interest in the first round following
the players around the links, as he supposed
that round finished the game. But when
he found that 1t had to be done all over again
his interest somewhat waned.
The ladies began to play at 10 o'clock this
morning, the entries being Mrs. Hugh Vail,
Mrs. Brosch, Mrs. Pierre Severance and
Mrs. E. Tufts of Los Angeles, Mrs. G. l..
Waring of Riverside and Mrs. G. Wiley
Wells of Santa Monica. Mrs. Waring beat
Mrs. Vail in the final round by two up and
one to play. The score of the former was
Sc, against the Iatter's score of 61
| The tournament was won by C. E. Orr, who
beat Osburn in the final round by three Va
| and two to play.
| There was a handicap consolation for
losers. Cravens won by score of So, with
Butcher was second. With handicap Of
two he made score of SO. Other players
were Vail, Hewittson. Tufts, Cochrane,
Young, Severance, Anderson and Cosby. The
prizes given were handsome and appropri-
ate, nearly all bearing some relation to the
game.
A Long Voyage
| The long expected German ship ParnassuS,
;nl J1ft To-,
Germany, 17s days ago, cast anchor about a
mile out in the bay off Port Los Angeles last
night Her cargo consists of 1855 barrels
OF cement for William Wolf & Co. of San
Francisco, consigned to Flint & Wise Of Los
Angeles; few barrels of whisky and soma
bags of bird seed. The usual time allowed
for this voyage is about lis days, but Cap
tain Bachman accounted for the delay In tho
great number of Gains encountered. The
customs officers boarded the ship this morn
ing, and DR.. Lindsay, the health officer,
went out to investigate her health bill. 1t
will probably be couple of days before She
ties to the wharf to unload her cargo.
Other arrivals at the Port today were the
Alcatraz. Captain Carlson, from CleonA,
with $500 ties for the Southern Pacific COM
pany and the steamer Greenwood, Captain
Fagerlund, from Whitesboro, with 66,112
ties.
The Pomona went north today, with go pas
sengers and Is tons of freight.
Personal
Mrs Henry Essinger has arrived from Las
Vegas, N. NJ, for her usual summer outing.
Mr.. T. j. Rgg and daughters of Pasadena
are guests at the Anchorage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Shelley leave tomorrow
for Deer Park Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Q. L. Spalding, who has been absent
in the east for several months, returned here
today.
The ladies of Unity circle gave delightful
social last night at the Wilson residence. A
fine program was rendered and ices and cake
were served throughout the evening
Mrs A. Jacoby entertained party OF
twenty friends at cards at her apartments
at Hotel Arcadia yesterday afternoon.
What pleasant world it would be II the
potatoes were never burned.