The herald., 1897-07-08

Grant School--Roy D. Ely, principal, s75
Martha j. McNair. $7250.
Lincoln School--W. ]. Horribly, principal
S105; Annie +. Lemon, Abbie NJ. Michaels
Ella G. Wood. May Gcarhart, Ella "
Dobbs. Mrs. Kate E. Christie, Farny Phil
lips, each, $3.50.
/ Columbia School-Wiliam b. Frackelton,
principal. s95; Mrs. Sara f. Fassell. Agnes
e. Daniels, Catherine NJ Townsend Annie
j. Baker, Augusta Hidebrant, each $125O.
Penmanship-Lucy C. Wonner, $50 per
month.
A RUNAWAY SPOILED
This morning on Colorado street a
spirited team belonging to Charles S. Car
penter took fright at a Santa Fe train and
dashed down the street In the carriage
were three ladies', but Miss Addie Car
penter, who was driving. maintained her
presence of mind and kept the team in the
middle of the street. She could not control
them. however and they were about to
plunge into another vehicle. when c. B.
Morrison dashed out into the street and
caught one of the horses by the bits, and
with Arthur Saunders on the other side,
managed to stop the frightened team be-
fore any damage was done, after they had
run about a block. The ladies did not
scream nor did they jump. but were cool
and collected throughout although for
few minutes it looked as though they
would all be thrown out and badly hurt.
The team was stopped very cleverly.
BREvITIEs
Victor Berri, an Italian from Los Ange-
les. has been peddling potatoes here for
the past few days. He showed some fine
large potatoes as samples, but when he
delivered the goods those under the top
layer were practically worthless. B. o.
Clark got out a warrant for him charging
a mir
lent representations and when Recorder
Rossiter fined him IS ne paid it as though
he was glad to get off so easy.
Invitations to wedding in the Salvation
Army hall are out. Happy Harry" Clark,
one of the musical captains. and Lieut.
May Cody are the ones who have entered
into the halelujah bargain. The interest
ing ceremony will be performed by Staff
Captain Durham of Los Angeles tomor-
row. Several Salvationists of special
musical ability are expected from other
points to make the occasion more lively.
SOCIAL NOTES
John F. Godfrey's Woman's Relief corps
celebrated its tenth anniversary yesterday
afternoon with a picnic under the large
caks near the San Gabriel hotel, where
large number of guests enjoyed the day
Dinner was enjoyed under the trees and
then games of various kinds were engaged
H. Wnlcn MADE the time pass quickly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Stone very pleasantly
entertained a few friends at their home
on Mary street today at luncheon.
The j. o. l.. J.. Y. club, composed of ten
young ladies. entertained a few of their
young gentlemen friends last evening at
the home of Miss Verda Fawcett, 272 Ar
cadia street. Various games were INDUCED
in. Prizes were won by Mr.. Carlton Bull
and Mr.. Charles P. Painter. Refreshments
were served
The program arranged for Miss Cole
mans concert. which is to be given tomor-
row evening (Thursday) at Auditorium
hall is an unusually good one, comprising
selections from the best composers, and as
the three performers are artists in their
several lines undoubtedly the evening will
be one of enjoyment for all music lovers.
Miss Coleman is to be assisted by Miss
Wood, contralto, and Mr.. Clark violin
list.