The herald., 1914-06-18

head of DelarOnde street were taken
in possession by the Eighth Precinct
lpOliCe on Monday, when officers re-
lsponded to a call from 0. F. Bocage
boys were destroying bOathOuSe br
longing TO the Cumberland Telephone
& Telegraph Company. 1t seems that
the bathers have been making use of
the bOathouse as dressing room, but
| BOCage asserts they have damaged the
place to the extent of SIS. AfidayitS
are TO be preferred against the bathers
when they claim their clothes.
Misses Ida and Florence Kinkaid
left last week TO spend two weeks in
Midland. La.
John Clark and Norman HOtard
were weekend visitors 10 Biloxi, Miss
Lee Schwarzenbach was the winner
of beautiful Shetland pony offered by
! the Hernsheim Tobacco Co.
| Miss Elenora Fabares is home again
after a six weeks illness at the French
Hospital b. Fabares, who has been
i'll for the past two weeks. is able to
be out and well again
Miss Ardath McNeely entertained a
few of her little friends on an auto
ride to Chalmette last Wednesday, the
occasion being her ninth birthday.
Mrs. Perry McNeely and children
enjoyed last Sunday at the piney
woods bungalow in Vaudeville.
Mrs. VIM. +. Brooks was called
home from Montgomery, Ala, to the
bedside of her daughter, Miss May
Houston. who is very ill.,
Mrs. James Keeper presented her
husband with a fine baby girl on last
Friday. The couple are receiving con-
gratulations from their many friends.
Miss Adriel LennoX, who is summer
ing with her folks at Biloxi, returned
to Algiers last week for the purpose of
taking back with her to Biloxi her lit
tie sisters, Maude and Victoria, who
have just completed their session OF
school.
Miss Odile Riley and little Louise
Riley spent few days at the home of
their grandmother, Mrs l.. A. Hymel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gervais Gaiennie are
the guests of Mr.. Gaiennie's parents
in Vallette street. Mr.. Gaiennie is
here partially to attend the conven-
ton of the mutes which will be held
this week. Being an Orleanian by
birth, Mr.. Gaiennie has many things
to attend to in preparation for this
convention.
c. o. Roome left Tuesday for Man
deville to be gone about three weeks.
Following a complaint to the police
by telephone, made by unknown par
ties Sunday afternoon, officers of the
Eighth precinct station made raid on
a crap game which was being played
in the open at Pelican and Atlantic
avenues, and captured one of fifteen
young men that were apparently en-
gagged in the game. All of the youths
except one ran on the appearance of
the police.
A negro boy riding a bicycle on FL |
mira street Sunday afternoon became |
frightened at the inquiries of Patrol |
man Charles ]. Hyde as to how the |
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he was riding and ran away, leaving |
the machine in the street. A descrip- |
ton of the bicycle was telephoned to |
all stations in the hope of discovering |
the owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Hardy and |
family have moved from Gretna and |
are now residing at APP Pelican avenue. |
Judge Thomas p. Golf returned to |
his post in the Third Recorders court
on Monday after presiding in the night
court for a month. He is now also |
presiding over the Second Recorders |
court in the absence of Judge Gauth-
reaux, who is on vacation.
Cornelius Sutherland, who suffered |
a fracture of the leg in a recent acct. |
dent at the Avondale yards, is at Touro |
Infirmary.
Mrs. A. Sutherland left Saturday |
night for a short visit to Galveston,
Tex.
Thomas Nolan, first assistant engi- |
neer on the Excelsior, which plies be.
tween New Orleans and Havana, was
brought home Saturday suffering with
4 fractured foot, which was injured in
an accident on the deck of the ship.
At joint initiation by the New Or
eans and Algiers councils of the
knights of Columbus, Sunday, sixty
new members were received into the
order. The religious ceremony was in
he Holy Name of Mary Church and
Rev. Father Delachappelle of Boston
delivered the address.
Master Allen Vinet of Slidell ave-
lue, while playing in the yard Of his
parents, had the misfortune to step on
, nail which npnatratod tho foot DrS |