The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-09-18

known. A single cottage adjoining,
also owned by the brewing company,
was slightly damaged.
At a recent meeting of the School
Board, the following transfers and as
llsignments were made in our district:
Helen Heap, from McDonogh to Nc
Donogh %; Juanita Heitmeier, from
McDonogh 80 to McDonogh 5; Josie
Martin, from Belleville (kindergarten)
to McDonogh IL (kindergarten); Lii
liam l. Sprich, from list to Belleville
Kindergarten.
Miss Ruth Vallette and Miss Esther
Hebert, two charming young girls OF
our town, are among the new pupils
at the Dominican Academy. where they
will devote themselves to their books,
as well as to some of the higher arts
AS both are very bright, intelligent
girls, we feel confident that success
will be theirs.
jeff Gerretts, Jr., has returned after
a pleasant stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Loan and Miss Matte Lily have
returned from Heartsease Park.
After spending several weeks in
Washington and other Eastern cities,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren of Pelican ave
nue. are home again.
Mrs. Jos. Thorning and children,
who have been summering at Mande-
vile, have returned home.
Misses Edna and Ethel Gerretts have
returned from visit of several weeks
in Beaumont, Tex.
J. w. Anthony, of Galveston, Tex,
spent a very pleasant week in our dis
trict, visiting relatives and friends.
He left for Fort Worth, where he will
stop a few days before returning TO
his Texas home.
Frank c. Hymel left Tuesday for
Baton Rouge, where he has gone on
matter OF business.
The Misses Flo and Anna Frederick
of Hahnville, La, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Berthelot of 533 Seguin St
Master VIM. Whitmore, Of Seguin
street, has returned to Jefferson Col
lege for the term of 1871.
On last Thursday night the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Berthelot was the
scene of mirth and good cheer, due
to the fact that a number of their
jolly young friends elected to call on
them, knowing full well that a hearty
welcome would be extended them. AT
ter the young folks had cOngregated
they made things quite lively with
their music, singing and dancing. Dur
ing the course of the evening deliciou!
refreshments were served. AS is usua
with an evening spent at the Berthelot
home it was pronounced a most enjoy
able one. Those present were: Mise:
Agnes Bear, Flo Frederick, Anna Fred
erick, Maggie McCloskey, Annie Nc
Closkey, Leona Hymel, Celina Hymel
and Hazel Berthelot. Messrs. Eric He
bert, Alix Hebert, Sidney Hebert, C
Hebert, w. Smith, E. Bastrop, c. Kim
bel, E. Rills, d. Beard, Weaver Berthe
lot and Frank Berthelot.
Little Cecilia and Catherine Hyme
spent the weekend with their grand
mother, Mrs. l.. A. Hymel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith. of ~
Henry Clay avenue, entertained a few
of their friends on last Saturday night
the occasion being the cutting of thei
wedding cake
Mrs. Ferdie Mclean and baby Heller
of McComb City. are the guests of he
mother, Mrs. Henry Renecky.
Mrs. T. P. Bell and Miss Ruth Petit
grove are expected home Saturday al
ter an extended trip through Denve
and other western cities.
Mrs. Jos. Koenig and children hav
returned after spending few week
in Alexandria, La.
Mrs. A. S. Daniels left yesterday TO
the Sea Shore Camp Grounds to spen,
awhile.
Miss Irene Brookes is home agail
after three months spent on the Gul
Coast
Mrs. Ed Kennedy, with her inter
esting little family of three, has re
turned to her home in Cincinnati afte
an extended visit to her father, MI
George Hoffstetter, of Belleville street
This was Mrs. Kennedy's first visi
in seven years, and the city's wonder
full advancement with its lake side &C
juncts proved a revelation. The lad
has visited Detroit many times an
! she thinks the appellation City Beat
tifup bestowed upon that city, as
matter of fact, belongs to dear old NeV
Orleans. Among the pleasant feature
of her recent visit southwark sh
counts several outings in the pure al
in the neighborhood of Vaudeville, t
say nothing of a week spent on tn
Gulf Coast with it's brown, reddene
effects that bespeak the life of sailor
AS for the children, they were reluc