The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-08-08
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

uttle stranger came to the home
:, Joseph Clifford Aucoin on August 1,
,a,s Mother and daughter are doing
xsu All friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
lin ioin in congratulations and wish
,ssm and the baby success. Both Mr..
"a Mrs. Aucoin have lived in Algiers
a. number of years and will receive
,hs GOOD wishes OF all Algerines. Mr..
,acoIu is the son of Mrs. ]. c. Aucoin,
rho resides at POI Pelican avenue; he
!. also the nephew Of Judge A. NJ. Au-
soin Of the Second City Court.
On Thursday, August ?, reception
i, honor of Miss Amelia Maillho was
!, riven at her home, S27 n. Lopez street.
uuslc selections were played by Misses
Fabares, E. Mcmahon and Mrs. l..
robares and dancing was INDUCED in.
refreshments were served at intervals.
Those VINO NSl' pi'oChI "SiC -hlooeo
Anna Cavallero, Ada Cavallero, Hazel
Kerry. Mamie Farrell, Lydia Simo-
ueaux. Estelle Mcmahon, Evelyn Brodt-
mann. Ninette Fabares, Emily Curran,
yiolet Strassell, Hilda Maillho, Victo-
ria. Charlotte and Amelia Maillho, Mes
DANES lille Fabares and A. Maillho,
Logan Richarme, Alfred Fabares, AL
hart Nelson, Joseph Herbert, Emmett
Hotard, Joseph Cavallero, Henry Fra
zr, Emo Simoneaux and Frank Moroy.
reception to Miss Maillho will be
given by Miss Estelle Mcmahon on
Thursday, August 8, at her home, 400
BelIeyille street.
Geo W. Forrest, Jr., spent a few
days last week at Heartsease Park with
his Amt, Mrs Hornosky, of Belleville
street
Mr.. Emile Hotard spent a few days
q Bay Adams, the guest of DR.. c. V.
Knft, and returned home Sunday
night
Paul, Malone, of Montgomery, Ala,
viii spend a few weeks with his aunt,
Ma c. v. Kraft, at Bay Adams.
Miss Ella Hotard is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Hornosky at Hearts
sase Park, Miss.
Ms u j. Lewis is spending some
dne at Pointe-a-la-Hache, La, the
guest Of Judge and Mrs. R. E. Hingle.
Miss Mildred Hauskecht of Algiers
mt the past week with Der grand
+ oother and other relatives in Gretna.
John T. Matthews and son, Hilton,
ut Saturday for Grand Isle, where
{ hey will remain two weeks.
Mrs. Shade G. Smith and daughters,
Alma and Vivian, Miss Doris Drumm,
An. .. J. Hotard, Albert, X. Goebel
md Carl Malone are guests of DR.. and
M c. v. Kraft and family at their
simmer home at Bay Adams.
Alfonso Arnone, nine-year-old boy,
~ taken to the Charity hospital We'd
leeday suffering from slight injuries
heeived from falling off the back of a
nale The boy, was riding the mule
mo town when 1t became frightened.
n'sW him to the ground and stepped
q him.
Aatlons are still being issued every
ea aays to the refugees of the high
1'eF, At the Marine Barracks. Mostly
'eo people are being supplied. The
va'sf Is rapidly receding, and it is
1'a tnat before long the refugees will
s'le to return to their homes.
IN X. II. Harte and Mrs. August
as0el will leave Saturday for Chat.
aoosa and Mt. Eagle, Tenn.
A A. Krogh returned Monday
~ Amite and Hammond, La.
Scnerer is at Abita Springs,
" ne Is improving in health.
'ance Hafen, ST., of Homer St.
coylngton for the benefit of his
a Malone, Of Montgomery, Ala,
lew days here the guest of
freo Goebel and DR.. c. V. Kraft.
a. ana Mrs. R. H. Bell, of 1874 Del
- street, left Monday, July 80, for
Z through Texas, Mississippi and
= louisiana.
= W. Kiehl and sister, Miss
wright, have given up their