The herald., 1912-08-22
Am. & j. SOLAhI, Ltd.
MAIN H0USE-Royal and Iberville SITS.
one block below Canal Street.

Miss Salome Happier left Sunda,
for Long Beach, to be the guest of he
sister, Mrs. August Roth.
Miss Florence Brownlee is spend
ing some time at Long Beach, tn,
guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Brown
lee.
On Sunday last the following bap
tisms took place at the Trinity Luth
eran Church, Rev. Schliessier ofici
ating: Salomea Irma Hildebrande
daughter of John B. Hildebrande ant
Catherine Acker. The sponsors were
Rudolph Herpick and Miss Carrie
Brauninger. Elsie Josephine Adams
daughter of Chas. Adams and Henri
eta Luft. The sponsors were Fred
Luft and Miss Mamie Mcqueen.
Mr.. Thomas A. Fox spent Sunday in
Lewisburg, La.
Mr.. ]. Hunter will sail for Panama
where he has accepted a position.
Miss Ruth Brownlee returned from
very pleasant visit to Houston, Tex,
where she was the guest of Miss lisa.
bella Prizes.
Miss Nellie Herbert is spending
some time at Biloxi, the guest of Mrs.
Geo. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brown and family,
of Pacific avenue, left last Sunday for
Biloxi, Miss, to be the guests of Mrs.
Geo. Miller for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Vanderlinden have
just returned from an extended trip
through the northern and western
states after spending two months.
Miss Leah Vanderlinden returned
last Friday from Lafayette, La.
A Picayune lawn party will be given
at the home of Mrs. j. ]. Vanderlinden
on Saturday, Aug. "a, for the benefit of
the German Lutheran Church.
DIR. and Mrs. A. c. King, who have
been spending their vacation in Min
nesota, returned to-day.
Mr.. Numa Barrios, head shipping
clerk of the American Laundry, is en-
Toying his vacation on the shores of
Lake Pontchartrain, at his private viii
a, adjoining Milneburg, and we trust
hat his sojourn will greatly benefit
linn
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Daniels and
laughter Elsie returned last Thursday
rom Milneburg after spending a few
weeks.
Miss L. Demuth, of vallette street, is
pending a week with relatives in the
ity.
Harry Gaffney returned home Fri
lay after spending a few weeks at
Iouma, La.
A surprise party was given at Mrs.
}. Finnigan's of BAL Belleville street,
y her many scholars who surprised
title Ruth Finnigan on her eleventh
irthday. Many presents were receiv-
d and refreshments were brought by |
he merry crowd. Music and games |
Tere enjoyed. Those present were:
Kisses Hazel Cayard, Hazel Nelson,
la Kinkaid, Edith Lewis, Eula judith,
Iyrtle Sutherland, Mamie Nichols,
eah and M. Vanderlinden, Mildred |
Iurtagh, Masters Schabel Burton, FL
Ter Burton, Floyd Mehler, Harold Sey-
lour and others.
At meeting at Patterson street and
avenue on Monday night, the
ourth Precinct Behrman Democratic
lub of the Fifteenth Ward was or
anized, with the election Of the fol-
wing officers: Thomas Mckinney,
Frank E. Henning, vice.
Henry F. Frazer, secretary;
C. Duplan, assistant secretary; John
. Olsen, treasurer; Paddy Davis, SER
James Curran, grand
arshal; Foster Olroyd, captain. r. 8.
tearnes was temporary chairman,
i'd introduced the speakers as fol-
ws: Representative G. HARDWOOD Kop-
II, Ben ]. DAILY, John Schroeder, Geo.
7. Foster, Martin s. Mahoney, N. E.
Judge Thomas e. Maher.
James e. King, a book agent. CIV
& his home as Chicago and stopping
ace in New Orleans as 500 Iberville
rect. was sent to the hospital Mon
~ night suffering from a scalp
ound, which he claims was inflicted
it'll blunt instrument In the hands
an unknown white man. King was ,
lder the influence Of liquor and
aims to have been assaulted by two