The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-12-17
PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

ll6AG At dAdlT was QeClupu S,,,
:ees an tue members anticipate Wv
.Ug lager dance next ume. A m....r-
NJ o. Tue clue Was heIu last TUESDAY
~ lie nome OF Miss Mary harvey.
NJ. KoDt Younger pr, secuted her
auslaBa WILh tlne BABY girl ON Sar.
lrGay.
LIS CRas. Zatarain, OF Verret street
Aas painfully burned about the nan,s
Lui lac ON Tuesday afternoon while
q IsagiHg = lire with the aid OF coal oil
isr .saIiti0n is not serious, but She
All a. confined TO her home for sev.
"a days
4. .. Wardrop of Gulfporr. has been
,g-u5lss - while with relatives here.
MS. ESome has returned from Nor
IN CIiy. where she was the guest OF
lor G.s.0r. MIS-. Gougenhcim.
CAPT G. !. Mott and family are here
.ros Abit2 Springs to spend the Xmas
aOIdayS-
NJ. aSd Mrs. Warren Sheppard have
-etsrHes from their honeymoon and
are living at Base boulevard, Lower
coast
Cas- Davis and Mrs Frank b.
Moore were married on Tuesday even
ms. Dec Is. A reception vas held al
he homo of the couple at the corner
of yerret and Opelousas avenue. only
he Immediate relatives and friends
5eins present
NrR capt. Harry McNeely has
been confined to her home, suffering
With an abcess in the throat, which
necessitated an operation. The family
physician. DR.. J. A. Babin, performed
The operation.
MIS-. Randolph and little daughter
BouRalyR returned Friday from In
diaRapolis. where they srent several
months
jos ". LennOX spent a few days in
lake Charles last week. On his re-
.url, he was accompanied by Mrs. Len
uox and little grandson Joseph III,
who spent some time there.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
ired Club will celebrate their first an
adversary tonight at the residence of
Mrs. A. Burke al the Naval Station.
handsome souvenirs will be given each
member and refreshments will be
served
Sunday. Dc. %. St. johns night,
win be observed by The st. Johns
lodge No. 1853, F. and A. NJ. of Algiers,
with the installation of officers, fol-
lowed BY q banquet at the lodge hall
Frank Kramme, Jr., 10 years old,
iell fren a bakery wagon, driven By
his father. at 3:15 o'clock Saturday
morRins at Bouny and Delaronde
streets and sustained injuries about
he right hand and head. The boy
vas sent to the hospital Kramme
lives at S17 Henry Clay avenue.
A seniannual inspection of uniforms
and equipment of the New Orleans let
ter carriers, was conducted last week
under the supervision of Postmaster
voegtle. Upon the conclusion of the
inspection, Postmaster Voegtle COM
Olimented the men upon their splendid
appearance. Regular letter carriers to
he number of 1877. and forty-fiye sub
stitutes, were in line. The new winter
unifsrms worn by the poStmen were
brushed up, and their acc outrements
polish up to a dazzling brightness, in
order that the New Orleans force
might appear at it's best.
Upon the recommendation of Super
intendent Gwinn it was decided to
close the evening schools for the holt
lays. They will close December IS and
open January 4.
The ladies' Auxiliary OF the Alham-
bra Gymnastic Club has chosen Tues
day, December %, as the date for their
suchre, lotto and five hundred party,
the event to take place at the club
rooms After the games there will be
danciag. and the committee in charge
anticipate the attendance of large
crowd. the event having been post
poned several times in order not to In
terfere with other entertainments In
the community.
AT 1 meeting of the School Board
held last week. plans for a new school
building IN Algiers were submitted by
E. A. Christy. architect. The building
Is to BE erected In the rear of the Ma
val Station. Sol Wexler, president,
and other members of the board, were
opposed to the erection of a frame
building; therefore, the selection OF
style Of construction was laid over
until the return Of Mayor Behrman.
Hrs 0mer L. Howell, OF Fincastle,
Va, formerly Miss Regina Morse OF
our tswp. presented her husband with
line baby boy.
Miss frna Wardrop left Monday for
Houstos, Tex. to join her mother, who
is visiting Mrs. B. walkarte.