The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-08-12

rival OF me DaDy boy last week.
J. c. Root Camp No. SIS, w. o.
W, gave most successful picnic Sat
urday night at Suburban Park. The
/ committee in charge was headed by
| W. Hodgson as chairman and n. +.
Humphrey as eX-officio.
Mrs. T. V. Casanova, Jr., is spend
ing a while at Bay st. Louis, recu
perating after her serious operation.
The many friends of Mrs. Andrew
McQuilling will regret to learn that
she was taken to TourO Infrmary
last week.
Mrs. Warren of Pelican avenue is
visiting in Kansas City and st.
Louis.
Mrs. Emma Thomas, of Baton
Rouge, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. H. N. Umbach, for a week.
Miss Florence Brownlee left for
months vacation at Galveston and
Houston. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Verrett are
spending two weeks in Morgan City.
W. l.. Bratsen, Jr., of Galveston,
Tex, was the guest of Mrs. E. C.
Yalets this week.
Mrs. X. Springer and two boys of
Columbus, Ga. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Hogan.
Miss Bertha Scheffel has made her
debut on the stage, and has been en-
PERTAINING at the Market Theater dur
ing the past week in spot light selec-
tions. Miss Scheffel is the possessor
of a very sweet voice, and together
with her attractiveness she ought to
make a success in this line.
On last Sunday evening little Ca.
mile Mothe, the bright young daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Mothe, was
most agreeably surprised by number
of her little friends in honor of the
: seventh anniversary of her birth. The
( party was arranged by Ernestine
f Stockfieth, and Camille was taken
t completely by surprise but proved
e herself an admirable little hostess.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
a dred Club met this week at the home
: of Mrs. F. Goebel. The successful
players were Mrs. H. McNeely and
Miss Ruth Engler playing for Mrs
Leo Jeansonne. The consolation fel
, to the lot of Mrs. A. Burke. Mrs. A
!, Graf will entertain next at her home
, in Seguin street.
George Herbert and Warner
Whitmore spent the day at Biloxi
Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Seymour has returned
- to her home in Long Beach.
= Pat P. Scully and family have re
turned from Bay st. Louis.
| w. H. Ward and family and l.. Peter
son and family are home after
| pleasant stay at Lake Catherine.
Mrs. Andrew Treadaway and chi
| dren have returned from a visit t
Covington, La.
III Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Donovan, G
Wehauken, n. j., are visiting thei
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Gerrelt
Mrs. l.. Kraus and daughter, Mr.
! Jno. Evans, and little daughter Leili
of San Francisco Cal, are the CUES
of Mrs F. NJ Webert. Mrs. Evar
I was formerly Miss Louisa Kraus
1 our town. Mr.. Evans is first sergeal
| in charge of the Western Recruitir
Division.
I Mrs. H. J. Stansbury entertain'
| the euchre club last week. The su
cessful players were Mrs. E. J. Moth
Miss Mary Traub and Mrs. J. A. Ga
land Mrs. c. Hoffstetter received Il
A BOBBY.
III Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Bell, of De-
81 ronde street, and Misses Emily al
n Helen Talon have returned from
II visit to the Panama-Pacific Expositio
h Mrs. Tom Rooney and little daug
n ter, Eleanor, have been the guests
eu Mrs. E. Ditch, of Morgan City, for {
\ past few weeks.
A Mrs. Walsh returned last week frc
"A Morgan City.
" Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. MoseIey leave
Il day for New York.
Mrs. Lee G. Lowe, of the Interests
Bank and Trust Company, is off
her vacation.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Borne a
their two little children and NJ
Paul Borne and her daughter, M
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