The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-07-02

| A bolt of lightning struck the cupalo
on engine house No. l6 of the City
Fire Department. located in Delaronde
street, Saturday, shortly after noon,
and damaged the structure to the eX-
tent of $50.
Mr.. and Mrs Cunningham. Jr.. left
Tuesday night for Colorado Springs
and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Rahm. of HOus.
ton, Tex, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Carrie Templet and Miss Katie
Walker, of Houston, Tex, have been
the guest of Mrs j. B. Miller and Miss
Lillian Roman for the last week.
Miss Adelaide Giblin and Julia Suth-
erland are guests at the Cedars Hotel,
Vaudeville.
The Mothers Club, in connection
with the Child Reform Association,
will meet at the court house July H.,
1914, at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Amelia Smith returned home
| last Monday night from a visit TO the
various groves of the WOOdmen''s Cir
Gle at Lake Charles, LOckport, Gasport
and De Ridder, La, where she was
treated royalty during her stay. On
Sunday she will take an excursion trip
| to Berwick, La, to visit the grove
there.
Miss Azalie Hibben returned to re-
sumo her duties as nurse at the charity
Hospital. after a two weeks" vacation
with her mother, Mrs. II. Hibben.
A regular meeting of Orange Grove
No. ., W. c.. will be held Thursday,
July ,. Come all members.
The steamship Stavangeren is at the
Johnson Iron Works wharf. at the
head of Patterson street, for general
repairs.
Misses Doris Drumm and Ivy West
are home from Lorraine, La, where
they visited Miss Anne Caldwell.
A large number of Masons enjoyed
the banquet given at Masonic hall
Wednesday night of last week by SITS.
John Lodge, in honor of one of their
patron saints. The evenings festivi-
ties began with grace by l.. J. Peter
son, who was followed oy the toast
master, Past Master Dan J. Brown, who
toasted the Grand Lodge
Past Master E. w. Burgis spoke on
Masonry: It's Principles and Teach
ings," closing his speech with a toast
to st. Johns Day.
'St. John the Baptist, His Life and
Teachings" was the subject of a speech
by Past Master C. A. Sutherland. A.
Spierer toasted Those Who Wear the
Emblem of the Square"
Joseph Hughes spoke of Masonry
and Its Relation to Liberty and Free
DOM" going at length into the teach
ings of Masonry in regard to law, or
der. obedience to the constituted au-
thorities and closed his speech with a
toast to George Washington. the first
American and Mason of the land.
Other speakers were S. Davis, A. s.
Past Master Louis Acker also made
an eloquent address.
Daniels, j. Mcintosh, George Herbert,
Jr, and l.. J. Peterson. Worshipful
Master Edward Dosher and Chief
Steward John Couget spoke also.
Miss L. Richardson is spending p
while at Morgan City.
Miss Agnes McCloskey will leave
Saturday for Mobile, Ala, where she
will spend a while with Mrs. p. l..
Eastburn and Mrs. Peter Brown.
Captain and Mrs. Heir are receiving
congratulations on the arrival of fine
boy a. their home on Saturday.
Jimmy Hartman left for Lavens-
worth, Kans., on Sunday.
Miss Leona Cayard, of Lafayette, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. George Weber, of Vallette
street, is confined to his bed with a Sc
we're attack of lead poison.
Miss-Lily Hanson is a visitor to her
sister, Mrs. Angelo.
Mrs. A. BoudreauX paid Mr.. Bou-
dreauX's mother, of Lafayette, a sur
prise visit last week.
Andrew Bevans, Willie and Eugene
Smith and Charles Miller spent a nice
time at Milneburg on Saturday, fish
ing and bathing.
Mrs. Pitre, of Elmira street, pre-
sented her husband with a fine baby
boy on Saturday.