The herald., 1912-08-15

occupation. He was a memeber of the
Ship Carpenters and Calkers' Union
and also of the Young Mems Social and
Benevolent Association. Interment was
made in st. Mary's Cemetery.
A large delegation of St. John Lodge
No. 153, F. and A. NJ, of Algiers, left
Thursday for Biloxi to attend the fun
eral of the late Col. H. H. Swanson,
who died there Wednesday. Col. Swan
son was formerly connected with the
Southern Pacific railroad and resided
in Algiers, where he was we'll known.
Mrs. S. S. Address, of 1853 Pacific
Avenue, left Monday for a short visit,
to her brother, Mr.. Joseph Fitzpatrick,
at Pensacola, Fla.
). John P. McCloskey spent the weeks
end at Abita Springs, the guest of Mrs.
v. CALAIS.
Mrs. James Cauvin, of our town is
spending some time with friends at the
Stock Landing.
Mrs. Geo. Plat, ST., and family are
| spending the summer at Bay st. Louis.
/ John Cieutat is spending some time
at Vaudeville, La.
/ Miss Dot Babin spent Sunday at Bay
: st. Louis, the guest of Mrs. Geo. Platt
and family.
|, Misses May and Victoria Glepert have
left for Galveston, where they will
| spend a month with relatives.
George Kaiser, is visiting in Calves
ton.
Mrs. w. R. Lilly and daughter, Flea
r nor, accompanied by Mr.. Tracey Lilly,
A ST., left for ST. Louis last Saturday to
q Join Mr.. w. R. Lilly. After pleasant
!. stay at st. Louis, they left on the steam
A boat Quincy for a visit to st. Paul,
MINI.
4 Miss Vivian vallette was the guest
of Miss Louise Kelvin, of Ponchatoula,
{ La, last week.
e Mr.. John Brown and family are Wis
/ iting relatives in Gulfport, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. LeBoeuf and baby
4 have returned home after a visit to rel.
v atives in Cincinnati and Toledo, Ohio.
q Mrs. (Capt) Markell has gone to Ba'
e ton Rouge to join her husband.
: Misses Irene and Daisy Morton have
r returned after spending their vacation
e at Biloxi.
q Misses C. Murphy and B. Ahysen
v we're the guests of Mr.. E. Martin on
trip to Bogalusa last Sunday.
l. Mrs. 1. C. Mathewes is on the Pacific
e coast, where she is enjoying tent life
J.. Miss Clara G. Baer and her niece
Miss Agnes Baer, are spending some
o time in New York, after which they
n will leave for Massachusetts, and Maine
q Mrs. C. voght, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o
:. Stewart, Capt. and Mrs. Hoke, Mrs. S
a Hogan, Mrs. A. Meyers, Mrs. Lanau1
@ and the Misses Lillian and lone Hoke
v Isabella Hogan, Evangeline and Marga
rette Lanaux, Mary, Virginia and Ma
: Ran Harris, and Henry Hoke spent las
I week at Milneburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Molaison, OF Mo
bile, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
R. Behrans last week.
III Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thompson and fam
lily spent Sunday at Milneburg.
III Miss Martha Ponty celebrated he
seventh birthday on Aug. z.
III Mr.. s. Ahysen and daughter left las,
| Sunday for Port Arthur, Texas, wher'
Ithey will reside.
Miss ID. Donnenfelser, Of Hammond
| La, is the guest of her granddaughter
Mrs. Martin.
II Mr.. Archie Murphy, the assistan
| manager of Fabacher's restaurant, wa
| the guest of Hotel Galvez at Galveston
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis C. Sims are receiv
| ing congratulations from their man!
II friends on the arrival Of a fine bah,
| girl.
II A very pretty wedding of the pas
1 week was that of Miss Alice vautrail
and Edward Charles Clark, which wa
/ quietly celebrated Thursday mornin
III at $50 o'clock at the St Louis Cattle
ldral, Rev. Father wynhoven oficiatins
| The bride was becomingly gowned 4
II silk marquisette trimmed with Iris
IIpoint lace over white satin, with hat t
| match, trimmed with ostrich plume'
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left the same da
IIfor Dayton, Ohio. where the popula
| young groom. formerly of Agiers.