The herald., 1913-01-23
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

man, OF the IRE department, SuSIdlueu
a scalp wound when a piece of timber
fell on his head. His wound was
dressed by DR.. A. c. King. The fire
caused a damage of s25, covered by
insurance.
Mrs. c. Nelson announces the en-
eagement of her daughter Olga to Mr..
George c. Cunningham. The wedding
will take place Monday, Feb. 3, at s
p. m, at Mt. Olivet Episcopal Church.
Corporal Trenchard has been trans
ferred from the local police station to
the Second Precinct. He was succeed
ed by Martin Peusch, who was Thurs
DAY promoted to corporal, and assigned
10 the Algiers police station by Super
intendent Reynolds Corporal Peusch
reported for duty Friday morning. He
received many congratulations from
his friends.
Bishop Gum of Natchez Miss, was
the guest of Father Larkin last week.
Last Thursday evening William P.
LANCE, an employee of the Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Company
was married to Miss Naomie Raybaud,
the ceremony being performed by
Judge Thomas F. Maher of the Second
City Court Miss Raybaud is a popu-
lar young lady of Plaquemines par
ish and her family is we'll known on
the lower coast. The attendants were
Miss Fernand Raybaud, Miss Ray.
monde Bonnecarre and R. j. Butsh.
DR.. Edward L. King delivered lee.
ture TO men only at the Young Mems
Christian Association at $3.50 o'clock
health problems, and his lecture was
of inestimable value to all who heard
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Redfern are in
stalled in their new home at the Unit
ed State immigration Station, charm
ing residence recently completed by
the government. Previous to moving
into their new home Mr.. and Mrs. Red
fern for several months made theiI
home on the United States immigra
ton boat Corinthian.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Cronan of 326 Pacific avenue was
frightened by the arrival Of baby
girl
Mrs. Jack Watkins of Port Gibson
Miss, formerly Miss Mamie Chapman
of Algiers, presented her husband
with a bouncing baby girl. Mother
and baby doing well.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder presented her
husband with bay girl last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Creighton Mathewes
entertained informally at dinner on
Sunday afternoon complimentary tc
Mrs. Percy Penny hacker of Texas, the
president of the American Federation
of Woman's Clubs. The table was
embellished with violets and aspara
gus ferns. The guests were Mrs. Pen
nybacker, Mr. and Mrs. Royden Doug
las, Mrs. ]. ]. McGrath of Canton
Miss.
Mrs. ]. j. McGrath, of Canton, Miss.
is the guest for several days of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Creighton Mathewes.
B. S. Bernard, editor of the Meridian
Dispatch, who was in New Orleans at
tending the convention of Southern
newspaper publishers, was the guess
of his cousin, Mrs. Hy. Aycock, OF
Monday.
H. Gaffney returned after spending
some time in Houma, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Leblanc have the
sympathy of their many friends in the
loss of their little baby on Sunday.
Mrs. Hy. Donnenfelser of Hammond
visited Aigiers Saturday.
Mrs. Rebenstich of Bermuda stree
is home again after undergoing al
operation at the Presbyterian Hospital
Misses Alma Brodtman and Anna
UOH were NlSlIOIS W STOWu TOlHl IDS
Sunday.
Otto Heiderhuff and Miss Lorens
Williamson spent Sunday at Gulfport
the guests of Mrs. Williamson.
Last Friday, young Theodore Du
bret, the son of Theo. Dubret of Ell
mira avenue, was run over by wa
gon owned by n. Beninate of Verret
and Homer streets. The little fellow
was bruised severely about the side
and was attended by DR.. A. c. King.
Arrangements for the boatride tc
be given on Feb. LIST by Orange Grove
|. No. 3, w. c., are progressing. The
steamer Sidney will not leave the
landing until after the parade, thus
enabling all who so desire to see the
parade and to enjoy the ride as well
Mrs. F. Cristadoro and son Leo were
guests of Mrs. G. X. Frisch Tuesday.
Mrs. Shade G. Smith, guardian OF
Orange Grove No. 3, w. c., installed
the officers of Rose Grove No. on
Monday night. Tonight she will in.
stall the officers of Eva Dupre Grove.
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