The herald., 1914-11-26

were the successful players WI = I
Goebel and Mrs. c. V. Kraft. The
consolation fell to the lot of Mrs. II.
Tom Malone. The club will be en-
tertained on Dec. S by Miss Rather
inc Clarke.
Mrs. F. Albion Daniels is spending
awhile at Belle Rose, La.
Mrs. Alfred Kicker and little
daughter Anna expect to leave to-day
for CypremOnt, La.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Brown are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a baby boy at their home
The Lamb Club had a feast Satur-
| day night at Joseph TallOn's place,
Morgan and Seguin streets, enjoying
| a fine roasted lamb, with the neces-
sary accomplishments of a relishing
meal. Speeches were made during
the evening and toasts were drunk.
Joseph Talon is president OF the
club, G. Kent treasurer, +. Wattig-
| ney secretary and William j. Smith
grand marshal. +. +. Kenny was
! chairman Of the committee in charge.
Louis r. Goebel spent a few days
with his parents here.
Robert A. Frost, charged with VIC
Ilating the traffic ordinance, was dis
charged by Recorder Cor after a
hearing Monday. Frost, who is a
sewing machine agent, was arrested
by Patrolman Brown, whom the &C
cused declared had arrested him be-
cause he refused to drive on the
wrong side of the street.
After securing. a marriage license
from the clerk of court in Gretna,
Monday evening, Gabriel S. Adams,
$500 Poplar, and pretty Miss Ger
trude z. Herty, 1919 Eagle, came to
Algiers and were married about 3
O'Clock by Rev. Sidney L. Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Buell. and daugh-
tier, Annie May. of Baton Rouge, spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. A. Kinkaid and
family.
L. G. Mathews of Midland. La, spent
Saturday of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Kinkaid.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Dill are glad to congratulate
them on the arrival of a fine baby
boy.
Miss Wilhelmina Lewis will leave
shortly for her home in Havana, de
lCuba.
The Misses Olive and Edna Burg
spent the day Sunday in Covington
La, visiting their grandparents.
Alfred Hildebrand of Chicago, after
spending few days here, has returned
to the Windy City"
Little Miss Louise Riley spent the
weekend in our town as the guest Of
lher grandmother, Mrs. L. A. Hyml.
Mrs. H. Renecky has returned from
McComb City, where she went on &C
count of the illness of her grand
daughter, little Helen Mclean.
The Fifth District Civic League viii
hold an important meeting on the frs
Monday of December.
, Mrs. Capt. Stratford, who ha'
beer spending about three weeks here
as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Don
, nelly, of Alix street, has returned Il
her home in Columbus. Ga.
/, Louis Chatelain of Pelican and At
lantic avenues is in Touro lntirmary
where he Is being treated for broke.
Ileg. About two weeks ago Mr.. Chate
d lain met with this severe accident b.
g having a bale of cotton fall upon hin
while at the Southern Pacific wharf
1t is stated that he is much improved
A lawn party will be given for IT,
benefit of Mount Olivet Sunday schoo
at 1923 Pacific avenue, on FRIDAY, Nc
: vember 9th. Refreshments will b
served. The gates will be opened a
six thirty O'Clock.
Mrs. ]. W. Lennox and grandson u
seph iii will leave on Saturday TO
= Lake Charles, where they go to visi
Mrs. d. B. Gorham, the other grand
mother of little Joseph.
Mrs. Lovdall Pettigrove, who wa
operated on a few days ago by DR.. !
c. King at the Presbyterian Hospita
will return from that institution wit
lin a few days. Her condition is grea
ly improved and she is now cow
descent.
Don't forget the Thanksgiving part
Ito take place at the Convent OF tn
Holy Name of Mary for the repa
fund. This party will begin about fly
thirty this evening, and will incluc
moving pictures for the little folk
and later will terminate with euchl
and five hundred for the grown folk
Make it a point to attend.
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