The herald., 1915-04-01
PERSONALS
A ND OTHERWISE

enue, was operated on at the Touro
on Tuesday, and is now improving.
Capt. w. Heuer of 337 Opelousas
avenue has recovered and will re-
sumo his duties on tug Mongah in a
few days
Mrs. w. McLelland of Pelican av-
enue left for the lower coast to visit
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prados were surprised
Thursday night at their home in
Brooklyn avenue. Dancing was in
dulged in until late hour.
DR.. Earl Brown of Gretna was elect
ed physician of the Catholic Ladies
Benevolent Association at a special
meeting held Monday night at the
residence of Mrs. Sarah Brown, corn
er Seguin and Pelican.
John Ramos was brought home from
the hospital where he was sent suffer
ing with gangrene and is not any bet
ter.
Mrs. O'Brien of Pelican avenue is
suffering with lagrippe.
Geo Hanlin who recently had his
hand severely burned is slowly i'm
proving.
The Royal Pleasure Club is SEIZED
uled to give its dance on Easter Sun
day, April 4th, at Suburban Park, Nc
Donoghville. The following commit
tee is in charge: l.. ]. Maus, chair
man, assisted by F. P. Dietrich, eX-
officio; w. H. Mahoney, c. E. Dunbar,
l.. Lahare, H. Keeper, J. NJ. Burmas
ter, A. Reaney, and r. Charles.
Justin Pujol spent the weekend at
Bay Adam.
Mrs. H. O'Keeffe, of Pacific avenue,
presented her husband with fine ba-
by girl.
Mrs. A. B. Callow entertained the
Friday night Euchre club the past week,
when Mrs. f. ]. Mothe won the first
| prize, Mrs. T. U. Buchholz the second
and Mrs. Goebel the third.
Philip Foto has constructed on the
| site of the fire several months ago at
Monroe and Bringier streets a mod
ern frame one-story building. which is
| to be rented as a business establish
ment. The building was constructed by
| A. Rouprich, the McDonoughville con-
| tractor.
| c. ]. d. Gerrets, the popular clerk of
Orange Camp No. s, Woodmen of the
| World, of Algiers, made creditable
race for member of the board Of man.
ayers of the Head Camp. receiving
21S votes out of a total of 446, lacking
but six of ma ority. Considering that
he only entered the field at the elev-
enth hour, so to say, his run was re-
markable, and was pleasing to his
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Moreau, of 500
/ Olivier street, are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of fine baby
girl. Mrs. Moreau was formerly Miss
Lizzie Davis.
The annual Algiers Volksfest will
| take place during May at Suburban
| Park, and a committee headed by
George G. Brunssann as chairman and
John Teuteberg, ex-officio, promise to
arrange a program that will make the
event a greater success than any here
tofore given. The date of the volksfest
will be announced later.
At a recent meeting of the newly
organized Filth District Carnival club
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: ]. Morrison, presi-
dent; Harry Palmer, secretary; L..
Zinc, treasurer The club has a mem
bership of 20.
| Mrs. Frank Henning has the sympa-
thy of her many friends in the loss
| of her brother, the late Frederick
Strehle, whose death occurred last
week. at the home of his son, Leonard
Strehle, in McDonoghville,
James Owens has returned to his
post of duty on the Southern Pacific
road, having recovered from an injury
| to his leg.
VIM. Duffy sustained a painful LAGER
alton of one of his fingers while at
work in the Southern Pacific shops
and is unable to be at his post.
After an absence from the city on
over two weeks, Mayor Behrman and
Police Superintendent James w. Rey-
nolds arrived home Monday night. The
MAYOR and chief of police spent twol
weeks at French Lick Springs, lnd.'
whittier they went for recreation. BotnI
are said to be greatly refreshed from
their stay at the famous resort.
Miss Laura Watson, who has CHARGE
of the business at Morgan and La
yergne streets, left by Mrs. E. Ball
dor, has taken up her residence there
as have also her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cherbon-
| nier.
Fire at 10 o'clock Sunday night dam