The herald., 1914-07-16

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mer home of the Greens. Miss Kate
Green expects to join her relatives in
their country home on Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Magreevy, of Bogalusa, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foley OF Pacific avenue, for a while.
Miss Louise Borne is spending a
while in Edgar. La, with relatives aud
friends.
Mrs. John Tierney of Gulfport ar
rived in New Orleans on Sunday night.
the guest of relatives here
Last Thursday night merry crowd
Met at the home of Ida krough.
Then gaily on their way they went,
They knew exactly where to go.
To the happy home of Miss b. Vallette,
The merry makers found their way,
The astonished maid stood up and
gasped,
But words she could not say.
Then like jolly elves they took her
To a spot way down the coast.
Where nice waXed floor and tempting
band
We're waiting to greet their host.
A sweet token was presented her
In remembrance of the day,
Long may She live and happy
Wished her friends of the NJ. l. A.
As the hands of the clock were meeting
Home Sweet Home vibrated the air,
This night will be long remembered"
Each member did declare.
"a Member of the VI. |. A.
Charles Johnson, of Vallette street,
who has been in Chicago on business
and pleasure trip, has returned home.
The many friends of Mrs. II. Schaef-
fer will be glad TO learn that she is
improving since her operation for ap.
pendicitis at the Touro
Miss Estelle Mcmahon left Wednes-
day morning for Centerville, La, where
she will spend a while with friends.
The many friends of Geo. Marlen re-
gret to hear that he had the misfor-
tune of running a nail in his foot last
Friday while at work. He was attend
ed by Dr. A. J. Babin.
Mrs. Perrin, of Belleville street, re-
turned home after a visit to her rela-
tives in the North
Fred GOebel was a visitor to Gulf
port this week.
Mrs. Thos. Schaefer and baby Eve
lyn leave to-day for Alexandria TO visit
Mrs Fred Pefferkorn.
Miss Adriel LennoX spent few days
here, returning to Heartsease Park yes
terday. She was accompanied by Miss
Gretchen Seiferth. a most charming
young lady of Houston, Texas, who
will spend awhile with Miss LennOx at
her summer home.
Mrs. VIM. II. Ward and children left
Wednesday morning for Asheville, y.
c., to remain until October. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Ed. Manthey and
the Misses Manthey of the city.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Duvic and fam
lily spent yesterday at Vaudeville.
Mrs. Wilson Treadaway presented
her husband with 12-pound baby girl
Saturday night. Conductor Treadaway
is busy receiving ehgratulations.
Cleve Thomas and family and Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Member are spending a
week at Bay Adam.
Mrs. Ora Williams, of Beaumont,
Texas, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Drummer and Mrs. Vinet.
Harold Mitchell, paying teller of the
Interstate Bank, left Saturday on the
steamer Antilles for New York on his
vacation.
Roland James, of Columbus, Ohio,
is here, the guest of Mrs. Casey of Ope-
lousas avenue
Sunday, r. James, Mrs. Casey, Helen,
Roland and Norman James left for
Bay St. Louis for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. RObt. Casey and Baby
Lee returned home after a weeks stay
at Bay St. Louis.
Capt. JnO. n. McNeely spent Sunday
with his family at COvington, La.
VIM. Talbot and Miss May Casey left
Wednesday morning for Bay ST. Louis,
Miss. Miss May will remain for the
summer.
Edward Cruanas, living at Eliza and
BOuny streets, after complaining to the
police of the Eighth precinct station
Sunday that he had been robbed of sI3
in the saloon operated by Joseph Cata-
lanatto, at 1900 Newton, street, was
himself arrested and locked up on
charge of disturbing the peace and u.s.
ing obscene language. Cruanas tele-
phoned the police station late in the
afternoon that he wanted an officer at
his house. His complaint being made
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