The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-06-17
PERSONALS
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Mrs. Stephen Di Bartolo of 526 ar
suin presented her husband with a
| baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Vezien spent
Sunday at Lake Shore
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Walck of Bouny
street are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of baby boy at their
home.
Miss Viola Lilly, who has been i'll,
is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Small spent Sunday al
Bay st. Louis, Miss
Mrs. Amelia Smith, grand guardian
of the Woodmen Circle, will leave Fri
day for Garyville on an official visit.
Mrs. Conrad Schmidt is at present
spending a while with her daughter
Mrs c. y. Frederick.
Conrad Frisch is busy receiving the
congratulations of his many friends
on his promotion to second assistant
engineer on the S. S. Creole.
Little Devoe Frisch celebrated the
second anniversary of his birth on
Monday evening. His many little
cousins and a few little friends were
present and had a most enjoyable
time. Devoe received many pretty lit
tie remembrances.
All members of Orange Grove No. 9
are urged to attend the meeting
Thursday, June 18th, as at this meet.
ing the certificates of the mascots will
be distributed. Little Miss Blanche
Vanderlinden, the mascot of Orange
Grove No. 9, and little Miss Margaret
Hymel, mascot of the Grand Lodge of
Louisiana, will be the recipients.
The marriage of DR.. Edward l.. King
and Miss Edith Toilette will take place
Wednesday morning, June 23rd, at
Newcomb Chapel. Rev. w. S. Slack
of Columbus, Miss, will officiate
Mrs. Ed Magreevy of Bogalusa, La,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foley
Miss Eugenia Herbert is spending a
while at the Seashore Camp Grounds, |
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dan.
iels.
Miss Emma Rhodes spent Sunday
at the Seashore Camp Grounds.
At the Woodmen Circle memorial
service held Sunday night in the
Woodmen Hall in st. Charles street,
Orange Grove was represented by
Mrs. Amelia Smith. who was presid-
ing officer, and Mrs. Emma Short, who
was Love. Mrs. Alma Smith was the
accompanist for several numbers.
Miss Daisy Daniels left Sunday
morning for the Seashore Camp
Grounds.
The Social Senior Euchre Club met
Monday at the home of Mrs. Ward
Sadler. The successful players were
Mrs. ]. p. Nolan and Mrs. R. E. Whit
more and Messrs. T. U. Buchholz and
George Herbert. The consultations
were received by Mrs. F. J. Borne and
r. E. Whitmore. The club disbanded
until the fall
Miss Louise YOerger is visiting Mrs |
Quinlan of Vallette street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Chetta and little |
daughter, Myrtle, have returned, after |
a delightful stay in Houston, Texas,
where they were the guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Tomborello.
Mrs. Jack Watkins and baby, Lu-
ellie, of Port Gibson, Miss, are visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs. Quinlan
James Noonan, guest of Hotel de
Gink, Gretna, attracted quite a bit of
Friday evening while out for
a promenade. Heretofore he has been
known as Cancer Jim" and Greasy
JIM" but the title Gentleman Jim"
would be more appropriate in view of
his greatly changed appearance. And
the best of it all is that he likes the
experience
Desire Braud. jailer in charge of the
parish hostelry, escorted his charge
on his little sightseeing excursion,
and to him Noonan has confided that
he rather likes the outings and re-
quested that he be allowed to take
them frequently. NoOnan has been
favored by Mrs. Rowe of New Orleans
with two suits of clothes, shoes and
hats, collars, ties, etc, and his new
costume was becoming to him. though
it must be admitted he did look
strange to those who had seen him
before the brush and soap had been
applied. He enjoyed smoking a cigar,
too.
The next treat that Jailer Braud
promises to give Noonan will be an
auto ride, something that he has
never dreamed Of
The ferry A. Baldwin has been laid
up for a general overhauling and the
ferry Alice is operating in her place
at Jackson avenue.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
bred Club were entertained by Mrs.
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