The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-01

w : Thompson Of LOulSDurS, La,
brother OF Mrs. w. II. Seymour; Harry
Thorn of Memphis, Tenn, a nephew
of Mrs. ". II. seymour; Mrs. Kate
Thorn of Bay st. Louis, Miss, sister
of Mrs. w. H. Seymour, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren b. Seymour OF Baton |
Rouge we're here to attend the funeral
of the late Judge W. II. Seymour.
r. d. Nolan of Houston, Tex, spent |
the holidays here.
Mike O'Shea of Lufkin, Tex, was |
the guest of friends here for few
days.
Cleveland Laskey was home for
Christmas.
Henry Ormond is home from Calu-
met, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raoul Favret and little
daughter have returned to Pointe-ala-
Hachc, La.
| Mrs. Willis ]. Nelson and little son
are spending the holidays in Gulf
port. Miss.
Miss Genevieye Greyenberg OF Nor
gan City was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. W. A. Nelson
Alfred Kicker spent the holidays
with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. KOhn have
returned TO their home III Pointe-a-la-
! Hache
Thos. Graham was home for the
lChristmas holidays.
Mrs. lily. Webert presented her nus
band with a baby girl.
The Wesley Mems Bible Glass enter
Itained their members and friends on
"Wednesday night at a social. Re
Ifreshments were served.
Miss Jennie Thomson was the guest
of Miss Daisy Daniels.
| Mr. and Mrs. b. II. Harrison spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. \. 5.
lDaniek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlowe and daughter
of Belle Rose were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Duffy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels spent
the weekend at Covington. La.
NJ. Davis came down from the Lou
IisiaIa State University to spend the
holidays with his aunt. Mrs A. c.
King
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Borne, Sr., and
daughter Florence are spending a few
Ida,s with relatives at Pointe-a-la.
H&he. La.
capt. W. r. Pettigrove and family
have taken up their residence at 326
Oivier street.
Sidney Luke of Patterson, La, spent
tie Christmas holidays here with hls
friends.
; The installation OF officers of Orange
$ Grove No. 9, WoOdmen Circle, will not
= axe place on Thursday, January LIST,
914. owing to it being a reserved holt
4 day observed by all. Therefore it will
), take place on the third Thursday Of
n January. the 18th. 1914, at 1870 p. m.
Refreshments will be served and a
Q large attendance is anticipated.
$ On Sunday last at Mt Olivet church
a double christening took place. The
baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gisch
, land the baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs ThSs.
ISChaefer were the ones baptized. The
sponsors for the daughter of Mr. and
~ 4
{ J. +. Huckins, the little one receiving
the name of Eugenia Janet. The spon,
sors for the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thos. Schaefer were Mr.. and Mrs JOS
, Koenig. the little one receiving the
, name of Evelyn Geraldine
Mr. and Mrs VIM. p. Heap celebrat
ed their silver wedding anniversary
last Tuesday night.
Joe Worrel of New York is the guest
of his aunts in Pelican avenue
Misses lone and Lillian Hoke
daughters of Capt and Mrs. c. II
Hoke, are spending the Xmas holidays
in HandsborO, Miss, the guests of Cap
tain and Mrs. Paul DemajOr.
At the last meeting OF SITS Johr
Chapter No. 81, O. +. s. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Lucas were presented with {
handsome hemstitChed linen table COY
er ten feet long. w napkins to match
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas were taken com
petely by surprise but were equal t.
the occasion There are no harder
workers for the Chapter than Mr.. anC
Mrs Lucas Nothing is too much trOu
BILE for them and they were entitled t
the consideration shown them.
Geo. c. Baker visited his daughter
Mrs Fred Pefferkorn, of Alexandria
last week.