Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-05
PASADENA MANAGERS READY
FOR OPENING
Hundreds Of Thorouahbreds Are
Entered for Fashionable Event
Many Valuable Prizes Of
fered for Winners
Pasadena Agency,
ffi East Colorado street.

the events for the three days, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, April 6, Z
and 8, are as follows:
Thursday-Class 8, harness horses,
pairs, 1:15 p. M; class 16, saddle horses,
three gaits, LAS p. m; class TO- har-
ness horses, tandem, 2:15 p. M; class
IA, roadsters, 2:4O p. M; class 2, harness
horses, pairs, appointments, 3 p. M;
class 6, harness horses, four-in-hand,
appointments, 1925 p. M; class 19, run
about 3:45 p. M; class 21, polo ponies,
lightweight, 4:10 p. m.
Friday-Class 10, runabout appoint
mepts, lis p. M; class II, saddle
hofses, five gaits, 1:45 p. M; class B,
harness horses, ladies' pairs appoint
ments, 2:05 p. M; class 3, harness
horses. pairs, appointments, 2:S0 p. M;
class IL, single victoria, appointments,
p. M; class 25. pony in harness, $3.50
D. M; class /, harness horses. gig, $3.50
p. M: class 22 polo ponies, middle and
heavy weights, Ais p. m.
Saturday-Class 8, harness horses,
Is. roadster, stallion, post entries to be
announced Friday. 1875 p. M; class 20,
ladies' turnout, 2:05 p. M; class 10,
heavy draft horses, 2:35 p. M; class 4,
harness horses, single, 2:55 p. M; class
1s, saddle horses, ladies' 1886 p M.
class Z, harness horses, four-in-hand,
p. M; class 26 Ga great feature), re-
turn prize winners class for best horse
from the first prize winner In each OF
the following classes: 1, 4. II, IL, 13I
and from class 23 if the winner be a
single horse.
There will be hundreds of fine horses
in the grounds of Tournament park
where society will gather for the brill
liant spectacle. So far there have been
140 entries, among which are several
from Los Angeles, many from Pasadena
and Altadena and several from out
side the state by men who have sent
for their horses or brought them with
them when they came for the winter.
Among the specially attractive fea-
lures will be the four-in-hand, tandem
and saddle horses in which women will
appear. Another division is women's
pairs for park use driven by women
Mayor-EIect Goes East
At o'clock this afternoon Mayor
elect Waterhouse started for a three
weeks business trip to Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. The band and a large number
of friends accompanied him to the
Southern Pacific station. Today the
talk is all about the great surprise of
the election, and men are still asking
how it all happened.
The contract for the street sprink.
ling was awarded by the city council
to j. w. Ritzman, whose bid was 80
cents an hour for day work and As
cents for night. ]. II: Chambers Of
fered to do the work for 40 cents nn
hour in the daytime and so cents per
hour at night. Petitions were received
from the property owners of West
Union street and West Colorado street,
asking for the paving of those thor
oughfares with asphaltum. Both pc
titions were referred to the committee
on streets.
Celebrate Anniversary
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. W.
Davis was the scene this evening of n
very pleasant gathering upon the oc-
casion of the fifteenth wedding ami
versary of the host and hostess Some
fifty guests enjoyed the evening to-
gether. The house was appropriately
decorated in quantities of Lady Bank
sia roses and orange blossoms. Mrs.
Davis was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Carl Yearian. Merry games were en-
joyed, followed by music by Prof
Crane. Then the three ministers pres.
ent, Rev. Higgins, Rev. w. w. Cook
man and Rev. Wachob, related the
most amusing experiences of their lives
at weddings. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. In recognition
of the crystal anniversary, many beall-
tiful presents were given Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis.
Enjoy Musical Treat
A number of Pasadena society women
WHO are HluSIC lONeIS eIlJOyeu II treat
this morning at the studio of Revel
Lindsey English, when a charming
musicale was given. all the, music given
being composed by women. Brief ex-
plantations were given by the musician,
and the hour was thoroughly pleasant.
The studio was decorated for the occa-
sion in white roses, artistically ar
ranged.
Disappears From Home
Mrs. Augusta F. Bagley, wife of e.
I1. Bagley, who resides at 74S Garfield
avenue, disappeared from her home at
4 o'clock this afternoon and up to 10
O'Clock tonight no trace of her had
been found. She is 43 years of age and
has shown a tendency to the develop
ment of a mild alteration since she
met with an accident about year ago.
The family fear the missing woman
may have developed a suicidal mania.
Bits Of Pasadena News
SO many of the members OF the