The herald., 1911-07-13

| ton, lex, Saturday on a vacation and
will be the guests of Mrs. John Theode
and Mrs. Row.
Miss Alma Smith has been spending
the past week at her aunt's, Mrs. c. X.
Fredricks, near City Park.
Mrs. G. H. Carroll and her two
daughters, Hughetta and Catherine.
left Sunday for Port Eads and other
parts to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mcmahon and two
children left last Saturday to spend
some time at Milneburg.
Misses Amelia Aihlo and Lillian Ri.
charm of Gerryville, spent last week
in Algiers, the guests of Miss B. Fa-
bbares.
Miss Annie Herman was a visitor to
Mrs. l.. Lala on Thursday last
Mrs. JEFF DeBlauc presented her hus-
band with fine baby boy.
Miss Florence Kinkaid returned
home Friday after a two weeks stay
at Berwick, La
Steve Gillen and Sid Whitesides and
family left Friday on the boat New
Era" to spend a few weeks at Grand
Isle.
Mrs. l.. Gillen returned last Tues
day after a months stay at Bay Adam.
Luke Gillen and Mrs. Steve Gillen
and children are spending some time
at Bay Adam.
Miss Cecil Borne is spending some
time at st. John Baptist, La, and will
leave shortly to visit relatives at Ger
ryville. La.
: Mr. and Mrs. Perez and Miss Ollie
Gaudet of Jesuits Bend, were visitors
of the Gillen's Camp at Bay Adam on
: July 4th.
Misses Florence and Mamie Walker
: of Amy, La. are the guests of Mrs. T.
5 Dexter of Verret street
Mrs. Jos. Wheatly and children and
Miss E. Dwyer are spending some time
lat Milneburg.
Mrs. A. Brown and Miss Mary Traut
returned Sunday from a pleasure trip
to Galveston, Texas.
Miss Ida Kahn of Indianapolis, Ind,
arrived in Algiers Monday night and
will spend three weeks with Miss
Mary Simpson.
Miss Agnes Matthew of Jackson,
Miss, is the guest of relatives here.
=, c. NJ. Babcock, who recently resign.
:, ed as master mechanic at the Texas &
a Pacific railroad shops at Gouldsboro
will leave Wednesday for Boise City
Iowa. Later he will visit his old farm
home In Kansas, where he will spend
long vacation.
Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock the
first wedding ceremony since the re
construction of the Trinity Lutheran
Church, was performed, the contract
!. ing parties being Miss Ruby c. Van
: derlinden, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j
!. J. Vanderlinden, well-known resident;
!: here, and Mr.. Warren James Mermil
: Iliod, of Clarksdale, Miss, who ha:
!. many friends in the Fifth District. The
|: ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
3 Niermann, the acting pastor of the
I; church, and was witnessed by man!
: relatives and friends Of the couple
: Miss Holetta Krogh was bridesmaid
= and Francis Richardson acted as bes
man. The young couple left immedi
ately after the ceremony for Memphis
e Tenn, and on their return will reside
t, at Clarksdale, Miss.
l Mrs. Joseph Thorning returned aftel
a weeks stay at Lafayette, the CUES
,. of Mrs. Geo. Pefferkorn. Mrs. Thorn
= ing was accompanied by her daughter
:, Susie and Mildred, and sons Dewe!
+ and George. They have as their CUES
{ for a few days little Mary Pefferkorn
+ daughter of Geo. Pefferkorn of Lafay
+ cite.
+ Miss Halloween Thorning has receiv
+ ed her diploma from Soule College
+ having graduated from the commercial
+ course at their last exercises.
+ Geo. Forrest and family are now re
+ siding in Olivier street.
Z Louis F. Dietrich and daughter Lou
t Use are spending some time in Gulfport
+ Miss. with his daughter, Mrs. P. ?
+ Brooks.
One June 26th a merry crowd me
+ at the home of Miss Henrietta Burns
+ 70 celebrate her sixteenth birthday
{ The evening was spent in playing mu
t sic and games. Refreshments were
+ served and the young lady received