The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-22
PERSONALS
A ND OTHERWISE

Camp Grounds Trustees held last
week in Mobile, A S. Daniels was
reelected a member of the Board of
! Trustees.
Thieves got into the home of
Thomas F. Richardson, 712 Pelican
avenue, during Thursday night and
stole $50 and a watch valued at 81,
which were taken from the trousers
pockets of Francis Richardson in his
bedroom. Entrance was effected
through a kitchen window and it is
believed that someone familiar with
the premises committed the theft.
Santa Maria Council, Knights of
Columbus, will give a boat ride on
the Steamer Sidney next Friday night
April %, leaving the head of canal
street at $50 o'clock. Arthur
Herbert is chairman of the committee
in charge and he and his associates
promise a delightful time
Members OF the Junior Missionary
Society enjoyed a picnic at City Park
Saturday, in charge of Miss Kittie
Janyier. These energetic little work.
ers are engaged in the task of sew
ing clothes for the needy children
in Algiers, who are supplied through
the Child's welfare Associations
milk depot.
There was a quiet wedding cele-
brated at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Senat, at
GOA LIE Boeuf street, April l6, when
Miss Naomi Senat and Mr.. Anthony
Castrogiovvanni were married
The marriage of Sylvan Ahysen to
Mrs. Ida Sintes was celebrated at
Beaumont, Texas.
Mrs. Alice Gisch has returned to
her home in Brooklyn, n. Y, after
spending several months with her
daughter, Mrs. L. F. Gisch.
Miss Leah Schroeder and little
brother, Hildred, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. O'Donnell, of Morgan
City, La.
The many friends of Mrs. R. ].
Talbot will be pleased to learn that
she is improving after a serious ill
ness.
Miss Mary Traub entertained the
Tuesday night Euchre Club the past
week, when Mrs. Hoffstetter won the
first prize, Mrs. E. J. Mothe the
second and Miss Sadie Garland the
consolation.
Miss Salome Happier was hostess
to the Euchre Club last Friday night.
Mrs. George Pollock won first prize.
Miss Lena Krough the second, Mrs.
R. ]. Williams third and Mrs. De Laup
the consolation.
While playing ball in the street
Sunday afternoon, John Tranchina,
Oscar Hoffman and Philip Hoffman
broke a glass in the show window
of j. E. Huckins' wall paper store,
324 Alix street, causing damage to |
the extent of SO which they paid.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. |
NJ. J. Rooney are pleased to learn
that their little daughter, May, has
recovered from an operation on her
throat.
On Friday last the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Mark Amuedo, nee Evelyn |
Hymel, was blessed by the arrival of
a little baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Member and Mrs. A |
Bloom spent Monday at Milneburg
where they made fine catch of fish.
Warren B. Seymour of Baton Rouge !
was in town an short visit this week.
Mrs. A. w. Bloom, Miss Leona Hy-
mel, Aug. H. Bloom, Leonard Bloom
and Alex Scott spent Sunday at Camp
Hygeia with little Frank Bloom.
Miss Louise Borne who spent quite |
a long while at Camp Hygeia, returned |
home recently, and she says that she |
feels much improved.
1t is with pleasure that We an
nounce the fact that Miss Aline Kew.
lin, who has been ill for more than a |
is improved.
Peter Sirey, Jr.. accused by Mrs. |
Andrew Wright of striking her with |
a baseball while she was passing along
avenue last week, in a signed |
statement says that the incident was
and that he offered an
apology, which was not accepted.
Forty applications were received at
the meeting of the Catholic Ladies'
Association, held Thursday
night at the residence of Mrs. Henry
Brown, corner of Seguin street and
Pelican avenue. officers were installed
and refreshments served afterwards.
Belleville School grounds were
packed" Thursday night for the lawn
party, the results of which proved
most gratifying to the teachers, pupils |
and Mothers Club, through the com |
1ined efforts of whom a most success
'ul event was conducted. 1t was like
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