The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-07-02


drawn cartoon by Frank Garret, one OF
our bright young boys, fourteen years
! Of age. The young man is now in the
employ of a big law firm in the city,
and he no doubt will improve his op,
pOrtunities in this art.
Mr.. George Bourgeois, Of Thibodaux,
La. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. COuil-
loQct, Of Belleville street.
Miss Alma Smith left yesterday for
IThibodaux to spend while with
friends.
Miss May Barrousc has returned
from a visit to friends in Houma, La,
where she spent a most delightful va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Riley, who
were travelling in the North and East,
have returned to their home in the
city. They are both we'll known in
our town, having been former residents
and having many friends and relatives
here
Miss Irene Laskey expects to leave
for a lengthy stay in the North as the
guest of her aunt and uncle. Capt. and
Mrs. Charlie MaXen. 1t is Miss Las
keys intaEtiOn to leave during the
early part of this month. and remain
away from her home for few months.
On Sunday last little Lorraine Mon
grue, of Luling, La was the guest Of
the MOngrue family of Pelican avenue.
Mrs Paul Borne, ST., and her daugh-
ter, Cecilia, left Sunday for a stay OF
a week or more in Edgar, La. where
they are visiting friends and relatives.
Some two weeks ago quite an en-
.joyable stag was given at Gillin's camp
at Bay Adam. Those being present
were as follows: Mr.. Flint, the man.
ager of the American Paint Works, and
Mr.. VIM. Hyde, also of the American
Paint Works: Mr.. Jos. Thorning, Mr..
Vandelinden, Mr. Walter Martinez and
Mr.. Luke Gillin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Gillin and their
daughter. May. and niece, Louise Thi-
baud, have returned from Bay Adam.
Mrs. Luke Gillin left this week for
Bay Adam, where she expects to re-
main for about two weeks. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Tate and son,
Victor: Mrs Scholl, of Philadelphia, a
guest OF Mrs. Tate, Thelma Burmaster
md Miss Brodtmann, OF Lavergne
street, and Miss Corinne Hughes.
Mrs Albert w. Short and children
left this week for Ocean Springs. Miss,
where they expect to remain all the
summer.
Mrs. VIM. Short, accompanied by her
daughter, Gladys, and son. Marion, ex-
pect to leave this evening for a two
months stay in Cairo, III. The trip is
made for the purpose of visiting Mrs.
Shorts mother. Cairo, Ill, was Mrs.
Shorts former home
The friends of Mr.. Aubrie Gaiennie
will be glad to learn that he is improv-
ing since his operation, which was per-
formed by DR.. A. C. King at the
Charity Hospital last week.
Ms. Pauline Berth, a we'll known
musician of our town, expects to leave
Algiers for a few months. her purpose
being a visit to her son, CASTOR Jack
Berth, who is one of the leading men,
bers of the Murkle-Hardie Stock Com
pany in New York. Before going to
New York to meet her son she is to be
the guest of Mrs. Hardie, the wife of
the manager Of the company. Mr.. Ber
tin has made quite a name for himself
in theatrical circles, no doubt inherit
ing his talent from his mother.
Miss Alma Pujol left Sunday to
spend a while with her aunt, Mrs. ].
Arnoli, of Empire, La.
Mr.. J. l.. Cunningham, Sr., and son,
Quentin, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Cunningham, Jr.. of Bouny street.
Misses Eunice and Imelda Cunning
ham,, left Sunday to spend the remain
der of the summer in Lafayette.
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