The herald., 1915-09-09
PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

spent in Texas. Sergeant John NJ.
Dunn was in command during his abb
sence.
Corporal Charles Traub is also back
at his post in the Eighth Precinct aft
er shorC stay at Bay st. Louis.
Mr.. William Whitmore, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Whitmore, returned
TO Jefferson College on Tuesday,
where he will resume his studies in
that institution.
On Sunday last Mr. John Riley and
his daughter, Miss Odile accompanied
by his sister-inlaw. Miss Cecilia Hy-
mel, left for a visit to several places
OF interest in our country. They eX-
pect to stop at Knoxville, thence to
Washington, ID. C., and probably New
York, and on the return trip they will
visit Chattanooga, Tenn.
( Mrs. T. V. Casanova, Jr., and baby
have returned from Bay st. Louis
Miss Katherine Mulvey, who has
|
win. left for her home in Houston Sat
urday.
Miss Zita Giepert and niece, Eunice
Cunningham, returned home on We'd
nesday, Sept. LIST, after spending a
most enjoyable stay of two months
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Schneider, of 1916 Avenue w, Calves
ton, Texas. The latter was formerly
Miss May Giepert, of our town. They
were among the number of Algerians
who were caught in the terrible hur-
ricane at Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Seward, of Elmira
avenue, are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of fine baby boy.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry McNeely left
Saturday for Abita Springs to spend
few weeks.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
dred Club met at the home of Mrs. l..
Jeausonne this week. The successful
players were Mrs. G. Bourgeois and
Mrs. Ed McNair, playing for Mrs.
Robt Z. WhitmOre. The BOBBY fell
to the lot of Mrs. L. F. Gisch. The
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
c. V. Kraft next meeting.
The Labor Day picnic at Suburban
Park by the Washington Pleasure
Club proved splendid success. Being
the only social event of the kind on
this side of the river and with popular
young men in charge of the picnic at
itracted a large crowd. Splendid music
was provided and dancing was kept
up until a late hour. The following
committees were in charge of the af-
| fair: Arrangements-P.T T. Mckinney,
chairman; r. Williams, eX-officio; j.
| V. Clement, c. Harper. Geo. Plat,
Claude Legarde, p. ]. Lauman, d. c.
Wilcox, Sovereign Clement, Irving
Clement. David Williams, o. E. Ay-
cock. John Scully. Maurice Leblanc, ].
VI. Sweeney. Floor-Tom Buchholz,
chairman; w. Whitmore, NJ. J. Kee'
men, Clarence Gisch, Wallace Harper
X. Barrett, Tom keenan,, NJ. S. Keen
James Finley, Fulton Buchholz.
Alvin Mckinney, son of Mr.. and Mrs
IT. S. Mckinney, left Tuesday for JEFF
Iferson College to resume his studies
H. Paul, chief engineer OF the
steamer Ell Norte, and Louis Harris
second assistant engineer, are visit
ing in our town, renewing old &C
auaintances. Mr. Harris was former
lily of our town, but is now of Jersey
City, n. J.
Miss Elsie Borne has returned from
an extended trip to CALIFORNIA; Elk
positions. She also visited points in
Colorado.
Mrs. Jno. Couget returned last
week from California, where she Wis
tied the Expeditions. Other cities II
the West were also visited.
Miss l.. Dodson, of Corinth, Miss.
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. }. 4
Pollock for a few days.
Mrs. AL Tufts and Misses Alma anc
Irma Tufts left Wednesday morning
for Raceland, La, to be the guests
of their sister, Mrs. Horace Nelson
The following clipping was takel
from a Panama paper: "The Rev
Edward ]. Cooper came over from
Colon yesterday morning to accom-
pany the Rev. w. S. Slack and nj
daughter, Miss Caroline, to Taboga
! The party spent last night at the He
tel Aspinwall and will return to-day
Mr.. Slack and Miss Slack expect t
take the trip through the Canal tc
J morrow. Father Cooper will retur
to Colon on the o'clock train thi
evening"
Arrangements for the lawn part
to be given at the home of Mrs. A
bert woolf, 61S Olivier Street, o
Sept. Is, at $50 o'clock p. m, 70
the benefit of Mt. Olivet Missionar
Society are progressing rapid!