The herald., 1915-07-15


n Ca picnic 10 be given by Orang
n amp NO g. Woodmen of the WorIl
!, ana the Uniform Rank of the Fl,
teenth regiment. COMPANY n Tn
festival will be for the benefit of m
Duiuing fund and the affair will h,
helu at Suburban Park, McDonogb
'iile' on Sunday. August IA yor,
attractive program has been ARRANGE
anu mountaineering crowd is expect
Gu Music for the dancing will he
iurhlshed by the Reliance Band
Mrs. Odile Leonard and daughter
Euia Lee sailed on Saturday for
tampa Fla, where they will he tho
guests Of Mrs. ]. S. Hills for sava-.I
weeks. al
MIS-. r. V. Gravois left recently for
ampa and other points in FIorido
where she will remain savoroI
months.
Al recent meeting of the Literary
ana Musical Club held at tho roc;
dence of Mrs. Dupuy Harrison in H.
Suilhe avenue, Misses Annie Louise
McNeely. Ermine Hopper and Margua.
rte oorDett and Mr.. VIM. Hopper took
part in the program.
santa Maria Council. Knights of Co-
iumbus, has taken possession of II,
new quarters at Alix and Olivier
streets where a formal housewarm.
ing VIII take place in the near future
me handsome building has been 70.
modelled inside and has been tboroueb. |
ly renovated and repainted so that !
IL Is now an ideal clubhouse.
Tom Nolan is on a visit to his mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Nolan. of oil.
Vler street. Mr.. Nolan is first assist.
ant engineer on the steamship FL Mar
winch is at Algiers, this being her
nrst trip to this port in MANY months
she having been engaged in the trade
between New York and Bremen.
commissioner Lafaye met a number
d interested citizens, including Attor-
icy Mahoney, j. H. Manson, the com.
missioner of immigration. and others
n Algiers Thursday morning and went
'Ver the ground where it is proposed ,
o open Lamarque street or a prolon-
'ation of General Meyer avenue. II
vas agreed that the owners of nron.
rty who have not signified their will
nsness TO donate strip for the pro-
osed thoroughfare be approa ched and
sked to join with those who have.
Mrs. Jones has returned from Bo- e
alusa, where she has been spending n
ONE time.
Inc many friends of Mrs. T. v. n
asanova, Jr., will be pleased to learn d
nat she is improving after under
DING an operation for appendicitis G,
Touro Infirmary. The operation r,
as performed by DR.. A. c: King. s
eek at Houma, La. b
Joseph Leblanc, carpenter. while s,
t work erecting the new Foto thea a
er Monday, fell from a scaffold and
lstained several serious wounds. He n
as treated at the Charity Hospital. O
Reynolds p. Lecourt, of Algiers, Il
as accepted a position in the oil a
elds at Crichton, La. @
The schooner Frances b. Hyde has A
cen taken in New Orleans dry dock a
10. 2 for general repairs. The
teamer Natchez is being overhauled !,
4 dock No. /. 4
Francis Taylor, of 116 Elmira ave- T
ne, discovered an intruder in the
ard of his residence at $3.50 Satur-
ay morning and fired an Intellectual
hot in his direction. No trace of the
elbow could be found by the police,
Tho made a search of the premises. :
The Minerva Euchre Club was en-
ertained at the residence of Mrs.
'ierney in Seguin street. The sue
essful players were Mrs. d. Wat
ins, Mrs. L. p Vinet. and Mrs. NJ.
Iorrissey. The gentlemen receiving
ouvenirs were T. Hayes and E. Nc
Zee. Refreshments were served and T
IL had a delightful time.
Misses Marvel and Lois Walter
re guests of their sister in Lafay- ,
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eblen Mhertens were
NESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Briel of
ferret street.
Irwin C. Briel met with painful
accident Monday morning. He frac-
ured one of the ligaments in his
leck. He was attended by DR.. j. E.
Pollock and is doing nicely.
Mrs. Horace Nelson has returned
o Raceland after spending a week
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