The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-02-08
VOL. XIX.
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

-.ord stated that DeslueS the OhlIeu
C.otes cruiser Wheeling the revenue
tiers Window and Davey had been
-ao,ed by Secretary of the Navy Mey-
ar to take part in the reception OF Rex
an Mardi Gras eve.
Lsdderman o. +. sutherland OF
rrrcs No. 6, who was injured while
!. -,o-sing at a fire January 10, reported
for work Friday morning.
A burglar entered the residence Of
a., John Follett, S21 Robert, early
r,iday morning, but failed to steal
.nvthlng from the premises, and arous-
"A John Follett Jr., who ran to the
: ri,sov and fred several Intellectual
shots at the intruder.
urs E. J. Ridge presented her hus-
hand with a fine baby girl last Satur-
day.
The Kindergarten Mothers Club
will hold their regular meeting to-
marrow afternoon at the kindergarten.
All members are urged to be present
az business of Importance will be
transacted.
w Barnes succeeded Mr.. Boney
in charge of the Workmen's Co-Opera-
rive Association drug store.
Civ Electrician Foster Olroyd will
start Sunday, Feb. IL, to put up the
wires TO rope in Canal street for the
Carnival parades. The ropes will be
loft open at the street corners until
short while before the parades ap-
proach. Mr.. Olroyd has already begun
preliminary work .on the erection of
tho steamers of electric lamps and
other wiring for the Examinations.
Mr.. md Mrs. Wesson of 21S La
yergne street are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of baby girl
at their home last week.
II the present plan of Captain Roy
Streckfus of the excursion steamer
Sidney, materializes, his splendid boat
will carry large numbers of school
children on several of her daylight
trips In the harbor. The scheme is to
generally distribute throughout the
city the Sidney's cards. with coupon
attached, which will entitle the child
presenting same, together with small
payment OF 10 cents. to a ride on the
boat any Saturday afternoon before
Feb a.
Ed. Grimes, the popular janitor of
the local courthouse, is out again after
an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Robt. Fletcher of Powder street
has been confined to her bed with an
attack Of the grip.
Burney Bonner spent few days in
Mobile last week
Mrs. Vim. DAILY is up again after an
attack OF the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Suchand are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival Of a baby boy at their home. The
liftlesone arrived on Jan. 18th.
Mayor Behrman was a visitor to
Gulfport, Miss, this week.
Mrs. Vim. Duffy presented her hus-
band with fine baby girl on Wednes-
day Of last week.
The many friends of Mr. E. Cross,
formerly resident of our town, resid
ing In yallette street near Delaronde,
VIII learn with regret of his death,
: which took place Saturday at his home
in the city.
The Valentine masquerade party to
be given by the F. o. C.'s will take
place next Wednesday evening at
Pythian Hall. 1t is for the benefit of
Mt Olivet Episcopal Church.
Clayton Umbach who was shot by a
ui'le friend of his about month ago,
mas recovered from the effects of the
snot and returned home from the Hos
pital last Thursday.
W. Burmaister has been promoted
70 master mechanic to succeed E. W.
Durgis, who was made superintendent
Oh the Grand Isle Railroad. George
smith was promoted to chief clerk.
MIS-. l.. G. Mathews and daughter,
1usenia, spent a few days with Mrs.
L Mnkard this week.
Misses Emma Quinn, Agnes Baer,
ana Verna judith were graduated last
seek from McDonough High School
!" .. The young ladies are to be con-
SIMULATED on their successful work.
bseierc, daughter of Preire Dragon of
'oe Holy Name of Mary, Mrs. Adele
uen' daughter of Preire Dragon of
fo'nte A, La, Hache was Joined in
A'aerimony to Mr.. ellis Marcel Molai-
"u son of Fillmore Molaison of Hon.
ma. La.
rastor Kuss will preach tonight at
~e Trinity Luthern Church. There
n oe congregational meeting Mon
aay night at 7:30 o'clock.
MIRA Hy. Webert presented her hus.