The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30

The little one received the name OF
! Clarisse Elizabeth. The sponsors were
,Jno. p. Vezien and Mrs. Fred PETER
koru.
/ The Seguin Euchre Club met at the
home Of Miss Irene Sinclair last Fri
day evening. The successful players
were Miss Violet Engler and Mat
Brodtmann. Miss Hattie Talbot play
/ ing for Miss Sadie Garland and VIM.
Vinet scored second. The consolation
| fell 70 the lot of Miss f. Thorning and
Vim. Talbot The club disbanded IN
! til next year
Mrs ". Thompson and her daughter
Miss Bessie, former residents of our
town. are in the city for a while and
il is stated their visit here is for Mrs.
Thompson's health. Mr. Thompson
was The superintendent of the New Or
leans Dry Dock < ship Building Com
pany while he was here.
Prospere Brien of Crowley, La. was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles
Bertrand Of Alix street. for a few days.
lie left Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. r. Emmett Hingle OF
Pointe-ala-Hache and their two chill
dren. Emmett and Nora, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Borne of Olivier
street.
Frank b. Moore, who is i'll. had as
one Of his visitors on Tuesday Henry
Diehlman, who was formerly brewmas-
ter of the Security Brewery.
The Herald is in receipt Of a letter
from far away Bremerton. in the state
/ Of Washington, from Mrs II. l.. Hoyt.
who was very prominent in the Mount
/ Olivet Episcopal Church work, while
she and Mr.. Hoyt had their temporary
residence here. They speak a good
word for old Algiers and are continual
Subscribers to the Herald, showing that
their interest is still with us
\. +. Capbern who was formerly in
charge of the drugstore of \. T. Vain
wright in Pelican avenue, will take
charge of the chemical laboratory Of
Geo. S Humphreys < Co., 81 Grayier
street, on the first of May. This firm
manufactures druggists and grocers'
specialties.
o. \. \. Peterson OF Evelina street.
who has been on the sick list for a
few DAYS. is ont again.
Mrs. \. c. King left Wednesday for
Ruston. La.
Misses Stella and Florence Lecourt
OF Pelican avenue gave a reception
Saturday evening. All the new dances
were featured and all who participated
had a most delightful time. Refresh
ments were served.
On last Friday August Mayors of IL:
Slidell avenue, while at work on &
building uptown, met with a seriou,
accident, large piece of timber fall
, ing and striking him on the head, rend
ering him unconscious. The famil!
. physician was called and pronounced
s the injury serious. He has been con
fined TO the bed ever since.
Mrs. Henry Brinkman of Houston
Tex, is the guest of Capt. and Mrs
Henrg Gait.
Mrs. B. II. Harrison, after a stay o
two weeks as the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. \. Nelson, returned home las
= Saturday.
I Mrs. w. ]. Nelson and little son re
/ turned from GulfpOrt, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Nelson spen
| Saturday and Sunday here.
Mrs. Raoul Fayrot of Pointea-la
| Hache and baby returned home las
1 week
Mrs. Gibbs of Brookhaven, Miss.
| after spending a few weeks with hel
| daughter, Mrs. J. VI. Henry. returned
| to her home Saturday.
| Mrs. J. NJ Henry and children leav,
| the latter part of this week for Brook
haven, Miss.
Miss Eta Pettisrove returned Satur
day from Lake Charles, where sh'
went as a delegate to the Sunda!
School Convention.
Yesterday morning at a nuptia
mass, Miss May Fitzpatrick and JC
seph Dupuy were married at tn
| Church of the Holy Name of Mary
Rev. J. p. Cassagne officiating. Tn
attendants were Miss Gertrude Fit2
patrick, cousin of the bride, and Han
old Fitzpatrick. brother of the bride
The young couple left the same da
for Biloxi to spend their honeymoon
| On their return they will reside wit
| Mrs. 5. 5. Address, an aunt of tn
| bride. They are both well known i
our district, the groom being an en-
| ployee of the Southern Pacific Con
pany and the bride was employed i
the local telephone exchange.
J Mrs. Edward Moore, living at 81
OpelOusas avenue, on returning TO he
home Monday night after a call. di
covered a negro in her kitchen. Mr.
Moore was accompanied by her brOt