The herald., 1912-01-04
VOL. XIX.
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

o,, TO Bogalusa Thursday as the
- If ". H. Sullivan, of the Great
s.u,bern Lumber Company. They
turned Friday morning. =
Mrs T. German and Miss Vera
smith were recent visitors to Morgan
City.
,u scboenberger, electrician at the |
naval Station, who has been ordered
"a Colon, Panama, to assist IN the
+ ~ork Of erecting an elaborate wireless
telegraph apparatus, expressed his re-
-..t at leaving this city. New Or
,..ns is a good city," he said, Saturday
norning, land | hope to return here
.ome day in the future" Mr.. Schoen-
sorger will be succeeded by d. j.
eaking, of Norfolk, Va.
The red danger signal, displayed by
the sewerage and water board at an
.,o, manhole at Elmira and Pelican
s,reets. frightened horse owned by
pater Castaing, of 924 Techs street,
late Thursday and the animal fell into
the hole, throwing the driver, William
Heuer. of 213 Homer street, and Peter
castaing, Jr., to the street. Neither
w.s injured seriously. The struggling
,orsa was taken from the manhole
with difficulty.
Friends in Algiers learned with keen
,egret of the demise of Charles Allen,
!. former resident, who died suddenly
at Lake Charles on December %. The
deceased was 50 years of age.
Arthur Wiegand returned Tuesday
10 St. Stanislaus College, of Bay st.
Iouis after spending the holidays with
his rother, Mrs. L. Wiegand.
Mr. Arthur Miller and wife, formerly
uissfBarbara Brandt, and children, of
Euuje. La. spent the holidays with
he, amt. Mrs. L. Wiegand.
Mrand Mrs. J. Vital were guests of
Mrs. Chas. Hantel for the holidays.
Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Stenhouse, and
little son, Robert McCluskey. have re-
turned to their home in Lafayette
after a pleasant visit to their sister
Miss J. McCluskey, in Atlantic avenue.
Rev Sidney L. Vail of Natchitoches
La. spent the holidays here with his
aunts. the Misses Richard.
Miss Julia Sutherland has been trans
ferred from McDonogh No. 4 to Nc
puaosh No. s.. Miss Adelaide Giblin
has been transferred from McDonogf
No. 3 to kindergarten teacher o.
Belleville.
Misses May and Juanita McNeely en-
etrtained New Years eve. Dainty re
freshments were served and dancing
enjoyed until late hour. Those pres
emit were: Misses Stella Joeckel, Alma
Porzler, Adelaide Giblin, j. Giblln, j
Sutherland, E. Price, A. Pullon, G
Schmick, E. Schmick, l. Gay, r. Pol
lock, A. Lennox, NJ. Corbett, May
Juanita, Hazel and Anna May McNee
ly; Messrs. F. Schuber, DR.. Pollock
G. Plat, R. Plat, ]. McCloskey, X
Christy, E. Kokemore, c. Roome, W
LIly. E. Brodtman, c. Lagarde, San
McNeely, j. Hugh and s. McNeely
On Friday, Dec. 22nd, Miss Ain
Brodtman entertained the Seguin Ell
chre Club The prizes were won a
follows: Lady's first, Adelaide Giblin
gentleman's first, Ernest Kokemore
lady's second, May Feeney; gentle
mans second, Mat Brodtman. TIL
consultations were won by Miss V. Gle
pert and Philip Lagarde. Dainty RI
treatments were served and dancin
enjoyed until late hour. Miss Ma
Feeney will entertain Jan. 5th.
Miss Anna May Kern of Stoc
Landing was the guest of relative
here last week.
DR.. and Mrs. T. P. Bell left Monda
for Florida.
Mrs, Frank Duffy and little daugl
ter returned Sunday from Belle Rose
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Lilly and chi
dren have returned to Hazlehurs
Mss, after a visit to Mrs. Robt. Ha
kesbring, Sr.
Miss Ruth Phillips of Cuba, Ala,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. Glide
Mrs. Willis ]. Nelson and little sc
returned Tuesday from Gulfport, Mis-
Mrs. Alfred Kicker and little daug
ter We're guests of Mrs. Louis Rogel
for New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tisda1e have r
turned to their home in Garden City
Master Jas. Chisholm, after spen
ing the holidays with relatives, retur
dto Port Gibson to attend college.
Mrs. Frank Knop and children al
mrs. Nat Jones and children of Clevi
Tex, are guests of Mrs. Hearlihey.
Mrs. Julia c.. Edgecombe, accompa
ied by her granddaughter, Cornell
Lee and Edna Edgecombe, spent Ne
Tears in Algiers, the guests of h
laughter, Mrs. John j. Braai