The herald., 1913-06-05


Mayors parlor and the offices of the
commissioners.
On last Wednesday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Berthelot entertained a
few of their young friends in their new
home, 533 Seguin street. 1t is the
great pleasure of both Mr.. and Mrs.
Berthelot to have the young people in
their home quite often, and no doubt
evenings of pleasure under their kind
hospitality will live long in the mem
ory of many of our Algiers people.
Singing, playing and dancing delighted
the minds and hearts of those who
we're present, while Mrs. Berthelots
excellent punch and cake delighted
their appetites. The following were
present: Misses Vic Hymel. Anna May
tTierney, Bessie Tierney, Maggie Nc
| Closkey, Annie McCloskey, Alice Hol-
ton, Magdaline O'Connor, Rosie Van
derlinden, Collect Braem, Gertrude Ro-
gers, Agnes Baer, Edna Gaynor, Celina
Hymel. and Hazel Berthelot; Messrs.
Eric Hebert, John Hebert, Abbie Juno,
Tom Hayes, James Vent, Jos. Berthe
Hot, Frank Berthelot, and Master Z.
Berthelot. Mrs. j. Tierney assisted
the host and hostess in entertaining
the young folks.
Miss Alma Roussell, who was oper'
ated upon for appendicitis at the Touro
IInfirmary some two or three weeks ago
has been removed to her home, and
the last reports are that she is doing
very well. Her many friends will re-
joice to learn of her improved health
Miss Bessie Tierney and Tom Hayes
spent Sunday in Gulfport as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tierney.
The many friends of Mrs. Roland
James, who was formerly Miss Loretta
Casey, will be grieved to know that
death came into her home on last Sun
day morning and claimed her for its
Town. Her body has been brought here
from Columbia, S. c., where she and
her family have been residing for some
months past.
Mrs. Sam Watkins and children Of
Berwick, La, are visiting Mrs. VIM
Babin.
Misses Ruby and Ivy Scott of Der
wick are visiting Mrs. VIM. Babin.
: Miss Mollie Kinkaid and Mrs. VIM
Babin spent Sunday in Baton Rouge
La.
Miss Florence Kinkaid returned oil
Tuesday, after spending a week il
Berwick, La.
Octave Barnes spent Sunday in Nc
Elroy, La.
A penny party and dance will b
| given at the home of Frank Castrogic
| vanni, 1000 Alix street, on June 10th
I There will be alnusementS for youn
and old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Aycock will leav
tomorrow for Terrebonne parish t
Il VISIT relatives.
Mrs. Hector Himel will spend fe1
days here this week, the guest of Mr.
Hy. Aycock.
The Belleville schools music il
structor, Miss S. Tarleton, was Gale
IIaway from her duties here Tuesday o
account of the death of her uncle, Cap
| Delahoussaye.
Mrs. H. Renecky arrived home SUI
| day from McComb City, where she wa
/, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. M
ILean. Her little granddaughter Hele
accompanied her.
III Mrs. VIM. F. Short and daughter-i
law, Mrs. Albert Short, spent Wedne
day at Ocean Springs, where the
rented fine house on the beach. The
will spend the summer there.
J Miss P. Giordana of Ironton spent
few days here this week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Hy. Clarke and Sc
\ John and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown spe
J last week at Heartsease.
J. S. Forster and daughter Sad
spent Sunday with his brother, w.
Forster, of Ponchatoula, La.
Mrs. Sidney Levy and son have !
turned home after fortnight's stay
Bay ST. Louis, Miss.
Having sprained his ankle VIII
playing ball at the German picnic la
Saturday, Erwin Salathe was unat
to play with the H. N. G. C. ball tea
Sunday.
Mrs. (Captain) ]. Hicks returned
ter spending some time at Bay
Louis.
Rev. T. ]. Larkin is at Convent, L
to attend the semi-centennial that "
be held there next week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Char
Vinet of 157 Pelican avenue was
scene of quite jolly crowd of re
tives and friends on Sunday event
June 1st. Miss Irma May Vinet, W
made her first communion on this d
invited her little friends and relatiN