The herald., 1913-09-04

Ed. J. Hymel spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday with his mother and sis
tiers.
Miss Cecilia Hymel has returned
home after a very pleasant trip to
Houston and Galveston, Tex.
Steamship Agent Capt. VIM. Orkus
and family are enjoying the fine lake
breeze at Milneburg for few weeks.
Mayor Behrman has appointed the
following from our district as delegates
TO the Inland Waterways League,
which convenes at Orange, Tex, oct.
I17.1S; r. S. Stearnes, Geo. Koppel, Jno.
A. Barrett. F. c. Duvic, JOS. W. Len
nox, Jules Bodenger. Jno. P. Nolan l..
! w. Burgis, John P. Vezien, DR.. Jno. a.
Rupp and Peter S. Lawton.
Roy Hicks and Joe Kinkaid spent
Sunday at Baton Rouge, La.
Mrs. Tierney. formerly OF Lafayette
but now of Houston, is visiting Miss
Graham of Bouny street.
Mrs. VIM. Babin and children and
Florence Kinkaid left Tuesday 20
spend a while at Berwick, La.
Mrs. w. NJ. Boylan left Wednesday
to spend a while with her son at Gulf
port, Miss.
Jno. ]. Braai spent few days with
his family here this week, returning TO
IBurwood Monday evening.
Mrs. Julia Edgecomb and grand
daughters, Cornelia Lee and Hazel Lau-
Idermier of Daisy. La, are visiting rela-
ltvies here.
BERTHE Kinkaid and John Tierney left
Monday for Abita Springs. TO spend
while.
Mrs. ]. G. Duchein of 1924 Brooklyn
Iavenue has returned after trip 20
Detroit. Mich, where she visited her
son.
Miss Doris Donnenfelser leaves TO-
day for Cffatawa, Miss. to enter the
dominican Convent, this being her Sec
ond term.
Misses McCauley and niece, little
Mildred McCauley, have returned from
Bay st. Louis, where they spent some
time, the guests of Superintendent
Reynolds and family.
Miss Evelyn Bourg of Chalmette has
: been visiting relatives in Algiers.
! Rev. W. S. Slack and family left
l Tuesday for Waveland, to spend the
: month of September.
Jules Bodenger and r. A. Tansey
!, spent Wednesday at Oakland Park.
. Miss Maude Anderson has returned
from several weeks visit with rela
! tives in Chicago, Ill.
S Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mendez, A. Reany
= H. Keeper. Mr.. Callouit, VIM. Bloom
n and Leonard Mccormack spent a weel
at Martinez Camp at Bay Adam. Al
l. returned wishing the time was only be
l. ginning instead of ending, having ha'
If such a delightful time fishing, boat rid
ing and dancing.
IS New Orleans Hive No. ), Ladies @
TIE AdCNdDttS, VIII nave
10 outing at Milneburg Wednesday, Sci
n TENDER 10th. All members wishing I
have what we call a royal time shoul
d. attend Wednesday, Sept. 10th, which
the time, and Sunset Pleasure Club tn
he place.
VI. J. Keenan, spent Monday at Miln'
at burg.
C. New Orleans Hive No. ), Ladies +;
the Maccabees. will hold their ne,
ne regular review Monday eve. Sept. ST
Is, at 1880 p. m. All members are reques
ed to attend, for there will be bushes
n of importance.
KS Mrs. Hy. Brown and babies have r
er turned from Biloxi
~ Mrs. Loschen and Mrs. Staples hay
III returned home from Biloxi, havin
spent a month at that delightful waite
'u ing place.
Mrs. H. c. Brown of Pelican avenu
her sister, Miss L. McQuilling, and Mi:
no l.. Hasses of New Orleans spent la
Wednesday at Biloxi, visiting Mrs. Ca
VI stems and Mrs. VIM. Wachenfeld.
III Fred Wagner and sister, Miss Carr
en Wagner, of Powder street, are EMO
II ing a trip to California and sever
other cities.
'N' Little Miss Nesbit Haag spent We
., nesday as the guest of the little Mi
~ Wachenfield of Biloxi.
A party of fishermen leave Sund;
~. for Bay Adam to try their luck wi
., the rod and reel and big time is
ho prospect. Those in the party inclu
]. Laskey, the village blacksmith;
nm McNair, Ed. Lilly, Gus Umbach. w
"A ter Dilsell, Ed Sweeney, Ben Hintz,
he H. Vezien, Richard Mckinney, Jr.,
~ Twickler and B. Colley.