The herald., 1913-06-26

FLOYD, the bright little son or Mrs.
HOffstetter of AliX street, who under
went a painful operation at the Touro
Infirmary last week, is home again,
much to the delight Of the Liliputians
of the neighborhood. 1t will be sew
eral days, however, before he is able to
be about, but in the meantime he is
receiving his friends while perched
on big pillow comfortably arranged in
the massive family rocker.
Miss Leah Vanderlinden returned
Monday after spending a few days in
Lafayette.
Mrs. W. Babin and children and
Florence Kinkaid left for Lafayette
Monday to spend a while.
Miss Florence Walker and brother,
of Acy, La, are spending some time
with Mrs. T. j. Dexter.
Alex Mckinney has returned after
an extended tour of the Pacific coast.
He visited all of the large cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Borne, Jr., left
last Sunday for Mobile. Ala, where
Mr.. Borne has been transferred by the
United Cigar Co., to take the position
as first clerk in their new store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Schubert spent last
week on the lower coast at Grand
Lake.
Miss d. Donnenfelser and Miss Hell
enc Alias have returned home from
Chatawa, Miss, to spend the vacation
in Algiers.
Mrs. Laure Koppell, Jr., is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. A. Guidance, in
Bayou st. John.
Master Perry Braai, after spending
the past week at Milneburg with his
aunt, Mrs. Frank Braai, has returned
home.
Mrs. John J. Braai of Pacific avenue
spent Sunday with Mrs. H. Schulz of
Baton Rouge, La
Mr.. James Vent, one of the crew of
the S. S. Brunswick, spent the week
end in Algiers.
Mr.. Hortaire Vial, of Hahnville, La,
! was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Berthe
lot of Seguin St., for Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr.. Louis Broussard, one of the fire.
men at the engine house on Opelousas
avenue, was married in Cleveland, Ohio,
on June 4th, to Miss May Walters of
that city. The marriage ceremony took
place at the home of the bride. Pre-
vious to the wedding the bride-elect
was given linen shower by her many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Broussard en-.
joyed their honeymoon in several of the
Northern cities. They will be at home
to their friends at S19 Opelousas ave.
nue..
Master Willie Whitmore. the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Whitmore, has re.
turned home to spend the summer vaca
ton with his parents. Master Whit
more has done very well in his studies
at Jefferson College.
Mr.. Frank c. Hymel left Tuesday
night for Vaudeville, wheer he goes
to visit his wife and little daughter
Margaret. Mr.. Hymel has stated that
he expects his wife to return home mex
Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Thorning, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Edwina Thornine
and aunt, Mrs. ]. Feigle, left on the
18th of the month for trip across the
ocean. They expect to visit different
parts of France and Germany and OF
their return will stop a while in New
York and Washington. They expec
to return home in the latter part o.
September.
Louis Lenoue, formerly a resident
of Algiers, was drowned Sunday IL
Galveston bay. He was diving anC
struck his head on an obstruction. Hi
body will be shipped either to Algier!
or to Bogalusa for interment.
John Burger, of truck company No
6, wishes to thank his friends anC
fellow firemen for their sympathy ant
flowers on the occasion of the dealt