The herald., 1915-03-04
PERSONALS
A ND OTHERWISE


nue., who was taken to the Charity
hospital at a late hour last Saturday
evening, is seriously ill.
Leon Garatie left Saturday on the
steamer Ceiba, for Honduras on a
business trip.
Mrs. J. X. Allen is confined to her
bed with an attack of lagrippe. DR..
Lowe is attending her.
George Hanlon, of Engine House
No. 16. was severely burned about
the hands this week. The left hand
is only slightly burned, but the right
one is seriously burned. Had it not
been for Matthew Sutherland and
Morris Baer, who extinguished the
flames. Mr.. Hanlon would undoub-
tedly suffered more serious injuries.
Sam c. Oswald is confined to his
home on account of illness.
On Saturday night, the residence
Of Capt. Hener in Opelousas avenue,
was the scene of much merriment,
the occasion being the third ami
versary of the birth of his little son,
William. The house was prettily
Illuminated and decorated. Master
William received many pretty pres
ents. Refreshments were served in
abundance and all the little tots
present had a most enjoyable time.
The many friends of Mrs. Peter
Pressler will learn with regret that
she has suffered a relapse and is i'm
proving very slowly.
John Ramos is confined to his
room, suffering with an attack of
rheumatism.
Adds Casey is on the sick list.
John Murtagh, of Newport News,
arrived Tuesday and is visiting his
sister, Mrs. John A. Rupp.
James Worrel left Tuesday for
New York.
Capt. c. Maxsen is visiting in AL
giers, after an absence of several
months.
Mrs. Watts Rankin, of Gulfport,
Miss, was the weekend guest of
her aunt, Mrs F. j. Meyers.
There will be special meeting of
St. Johns chapter No. IS. o. E. S.
held tonight, when the worthy grand
matron will pay her official visit to
the lodge.
At a meeting of Div. 8, A. o. H.,
held last week, it was decided to at
tend the mass on St. Patrick's Day
at st. .Joseph's Church and to take
part in the joint musicale at night
at st. Joseph's hall.
The Royal Pleasure Club has ar
ranged to open the Southern Park,
McDonoghville, with picnic Easter
Sunday and the committee in charge
plans to make the event splendid
success. L. ]. Maus is chairman
with F. P. Dietrich, ex-officio, assist
ed by w. A. Mahoney, C. E. Dunbar
L. Lahare, H. Keeper, ]. M. Bur
master, A. Reaney, r. Charles. Music
will be furnished by LANES Reliance
Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Serpas, of 4O7
Wagner street, have the sympathy Of
their many friends in the loss Of
their seven year old son, Mitchell
who died Sunday. The funeral tool
place Monday morning.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. w
W. Baucum, of Gulfport, was bap
tized Sunday by Rev. s. L. Vail a.
Mt. Olivet Episcopal church. Thu
sponsors were Misses Olga Vallett'
and Dorothy Kraft and DR.. c. V
Kraft and Rev. S. L. Vail. The lit
tie one received the name of viii
liam Virgins Baucum.
Mr.. F. A. Morse, of 22S OLIVE
street, returned home Friday nigh
from a trip to Frisco.
S. Russo was fined $25 or thirt,
days on the change of having in hi
DAYS on the charge of having in hi
Mrs. p. A. Comeaux was fined 81
for having in her possession mill
below the standard, the cases comm
up Tuesday before Recorder Golf.
Mrs. S. Mahen and daughter, Mis-
Violet, of Oakland Beach, Providenc
R. l., and Mrs. Philip Hickory, Q
East Orange, N. j., were carnivs
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Vel
ret, of Delaronde street.
Mr.. ]. E. Bass and daughter
Aulah, of Morgan City, and Mis-
Adele Aim, of Circleyville, Ohi'
were carnival guests of Mr.. and Mr.