The herald., 1897-08-05

served, and the happy young couple de-
parted for Coronado. They will be at home
TO their friends at Corona after September
| 1st.
Mr. charles c. johnson and sister, Miss
Kate Johnson. were very pleasantly sur
prised last evening by party of friends.
VINO took possession and made merry until
a late hour. Those present were: Mr.. and
MRS. w. 5. Windham. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Byram. Misses Laura Bangham. Helen
Howe. Faith Warner, Lucy Warner, Lissa
| Starbuck. Jennie Mayo, Violet Rasey, lit
| tie Gladys Windham, Messrs. Alfred Coch-
ran. Ed Mayo, w. N. Campbell r. b. Burn
ham, Alex. Mclean. Waterbury. Henry
Love, l.. Howe, Charles Howe, Charles
| Rasey
| About twenty-five friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Langstaff gathered at their
home on North Los Robes avenue yester-
day evening and surprised them complete
| ly, the occasion being in honor of Mrs.
Langstaff's thirty-eighth birthday ami
versary. The evening was devoted to vocal
and instrumental music contributed by the
guests Refreshments were served, and the
occasion was enjoyable TO all present
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert G. Doane were sere-
naded last evening at the home of Mr.
Doane's parents on North Fair Oaks ave-
nue. by party of gentlemen friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Doane were the recipients of a
>,
Light refreshments were served on the
lawn. Mr.. Kohler favored the company
with several banjo and piano selections,
which were enthusias tically received.
BREvITIES
The east-bound passenger traffic on the
Santa Fe has been exceptionally heavy
during the past few days, before the ex-
piration of the low-rate Christian Endeav-
or business which will expire next Mon
day. The overland this morning consisted
of twelve heavily loaded cars, hauled by
two large engines.
Superintendent of Streets Buchanan
stated this morning that the repaired
Linda Vista bridge over the Arroyo will be
opened to the public tomorrow. This will
be good news to the fruit rasers on the
other side of the arroyo.
Forty-fve members of Company I,
Seventh regiment, N. G. c., left via the
Santa Fe this morning for Santa Monica.
where for the next ten days they will en-
joy, together with the other companies of
the regiment, the work and play incident to
the annual encampment
patient was brought up from San Diego
yesterday to Dr. Hodges hospital, where
the operation of removing a tumor from
the patients face was successfully per-
formed.
Amended articles of incorporation were
1lled yesterday by the trustees of Throop,
changing the name from Throop uniyer-
sity to Throop Polytechnic instit9tff fr diesb. ie
PERSONAL
Prof. j. d. Graham will leave Saturday.
for Canada. where he will join his fam
lily and return with them in the fall.
Miss Kate Woodford of San Diego, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Lewis of North
Marengo avenue, has returned to her home.
Byron o. Clark is preparing to go to
Honolulu in a few days, where he hopes to
acquire land favorable terms and to
permanently reside.
E. e. Jones' formerly of Pasadena. has
received a temporary position as book
keeper in the Formers and Merchants
bank in Los Angeles.
John Adams, who has been spending his
vacation with his parents in this city.
left today for San Mateo to attend the next
term of school.
Miss Burke, who is guest of R. Eason
and family, and Miss Wilkerson, sister of
Mrs. Willis Eason, went to Redondo today
for brief outing.
Mrs. Jones and Miss Jones, who have
been the guests of Judge and Mrs. Osburn
of North Raymond avenue left today for
their eastern home.
Miss Mary Kennedy who has been a
guest of DR.. and Mrs Deacon and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Prinz, left yesterday for Pomo-
ma.