The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-08-20
'Ir. and Mrs. LaSsus.

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Mrs. \. j. Amuedo and children. Roy
al and Verna, left yesterday for Ocean
Springs to spend a week.
Misses Cleora keenan, and Katie
Sutherland returned last week from
their vacation spent in Biloxi, Miss.
a merry crowd of boys and girls,
principally those who take advantage
of the local play enjoyed Sun
day at the Joy Camp, Milneburg. The
crowd was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. z. Huckins, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Abbott, Mrs. Chas. Yalets, Mrs. Sam
Boylan and Miss Eola Abbott.
Miss Viola Giordano has returned to
her home in Ironton after a visit to
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Heath and
family left Saturday for Ocean Springs
TO be the guests of Mr.. Heath's mother.
The steamship Tunisiana has been
taken in New Orleans dry dock No.
for general repairs. While the ship
was on the way to Algiers Monday, Jo-
seph Prangue, a machinist's helper of
1649 Annunciation street, was taken
with weak spell and fell to the deck,
sustaining a fractured skull. He was
sent to the hospital after being exam
ined by DR.. John A. Rupp, his condition
being serious.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ehlers visited her daugh-
ter at Chatawa, Sunday.
Little Miss Mildred Maher, who is
pupil of st. Scholastica Academy at
Covington, is at home for a few weeks.
She will return in September.
BERTHE Kinkaid returned Sunday af-
ter spending two weeks at Abita
Springs.
T. E. DeArmas of Lafayette spent
Tuesday here with Misses Mollie and
Ida Kinkaid.
w. w. Henderson of Baton Rouge,
La, is spending a while with Mrs. J.
A. Kinkaid and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Schwarzenbach
and children have returned from Hous-
ton, Texas.
Mrs. Lille Bauman left Sunday for
Vaudeville for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Bourgeois and
family have removed to the city to
reside.
Miss c. Murphy is spending a few
weeks in Covington.
Mrs. Jno. Giepert and daughter Car
melite are home again after a visit to
Capt. and Mrs. C. ]. Mott at Abita
Springs.
Mrs. Edmund Borne and children left
Sunday for Ocean Springs to visit Mrs.
Albert Short.
Mrs. Alice Scholl and children of
Sherman, Tex, are guests of Mrs.
Frank Calvin.
Mrs. Jno. Sirey of Belleville street
presented her husband with a nine
pound baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of GA Pacific
avenue are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of fine baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Koppel and daugh-
ter Louise are at Galveston.
Mrs. Randolph and daughter Donna
Ign have returned from Forest Hill, La.
Miss Georgina Herbert returned last
night from Vaudeville, where she had
been looking after the interests Of the
Kings Daughters home, Rest Awhile.
A very enjoyable trip on the steamer
Hanover was given Sunday in honor of
Miss Maderinne lehman of Mobile,
Ala, who has been the guest of Miss
Violet Engler for the past month.
Among those who enjoyed the trip
were: Misses Maderinne lehman, Kath-
rine Clarke, Maude Anderson, Mar
guerite Weaver, lone hampton, Edna
Ruth and Violet Engler and
Messrs. Leslie Taylor, Robert Ander-
son, Henry Albrizze, Jules Strauss, Gil |
bert Gayout and VIM. Lagarde. Miss
lehman left for her home Tuesday.
Albert Hubener and son Lemly left |
Sunday night for Washington, D. c.,
stopping off at Atlanta, Norfolk, and
on to Baltimore.
Mrs. TONNES and daughter Matte OF
Scranton are visiting Mrs. Albert HUI
bener.
George Hubener, who has been quite
ii at the Presbyterian Hospital, is i'm
proving.
Robert Schlumbrecht was seized with
IN epileptic fit in front of Mrs. North's
residence in Opelousas avenue. Until
he wagon came to take him to the