The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-11-11

the Johnson Iron Works wharf,
where she underwent repairs for
damages sustained during the recent
hurricane. Parts of the coal con-
veyor, sunk during the hurricane,
just below Canal street, are now at
the wharf and the craft will be re-
constructed when the hull is raised.
A quiet wedding of last week was
that of Miss Emma Mcmahon to Phil
f. Brown, the ceremony taking place
at the rectOry of the Church of the
Holy Name of Mary, Rev. J. p. Cas-
saigne, S. NJ. officiating. Miss Aline
| BrOdtmann and Lee Mcmahon were
| the attendants The young couple,
after a short honeymoon, are at home
to their friends in Webster avenue.
The groom is second assistant engi- |
neer on the Morgan liner Excelsior. |
The burglar alarm in the pressing
shop OF Martin KONG, 301 AliX
street, went off at . O'Clock Saturday
morning, and awakened the oCcu-
pants of the place, who reported the
matter to the police, but no trace of
burglars could be found. An attempt
to break into the place by a side
window, caused the alarm to be
sounded, it is reported
Philip Foto, proprietor of the
| handsome new moving picture show,
Foto's Folly Theater, in Opelousas
| avenue, corner of Nunez street, an
nounces that the formal opening will
take place the evening of Monday,
Nov. Is, on which occasion the en-
tire proceeds will be donated to the
st. Vincent de Paul Society.
! Mr.. Robert G. Dopp and Miss An
nette Heltz were married last week
= and are spending a few days with
e their relatives while their home is
being arranged. Mr. Dopp will be
W employed at the U. S. Naval Station
: soon.
IL | AZ llC ulCCllhS VI lhC
of arrangements for the joint eu.
,e chre and dance to be given by Null
berry Camp No. $50, Woodmen OF
- the World of Gretna, and Company
> II, Uniform Rank of Algiers, Tues
g day, Nov. 80, was selected as the date
o. and the Jefferson Democratic Clut
N quarters as the place. drill viii
= be given by the members of the Uni
form Rank in front of the distric
, court house.
Capt and Mrs. H. P. McNeely's res
idence was the scene of much merri
=. ment Monday evening, from to 6
- in honor of their son, Master God
frey's, fourth anniversary. He proves
himself quite an entertainer. Refresh
ments were served and all the tot
70 had a delightful time.
oS Miss Aline Brodtmann and Mis-
u! Jeanette Younger were the guests Q
hc Mrs. Phil Brown, Jr., on Tuesday, NJ
NC vember g. A most enjoyable day wa
th spent. The occasion was dinner serve
in honor of the girls.
err Ed Brodtmann, of Seguin street,
he popular attache of the Mayors o
fee. is confined to his home with tn
ISIS grippe. His many friends wish hi
eu' speedy recovery.
ra- The operation on the other han
and arm of Alma Quinn was pc
rs, formed at 10 o'clock Tuesday. She
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Abbott ente
is tanned at a supper in honor of ii
its, nineteenth anniversary Of the birth
their twin sons, Mark and Kirk A
fir bolt.
ra- Miss Olga McNeely returned to Co
ington, after three weeks stay as Il
law guest of Miss Alva Salathe.
the Miss Martha McNeely is back
mr. Algiers, after few days visit to Co
&C ington, La.
Mrs. J. n. McNeely returned to CO
ington, after a few days stay.
MISS AVA OdldLhC 10 oPNAo
-. week in Covington, La.
Santa Maria Council, Knights
o' Columbus, has decided to give an
'ne tertainment at the st. Mary's Hall
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 10 and
. presenting the drama, my UNI
From India This show is to ia
the place of the one arranged sol
time ago, which was postponed on
count of conditions resulting from
As' hurricane. The curtain will rise
,s 1880 o'clock. The committee havi
charge of the event will leave
stone unturned to make it compl
success.
- The Friday Night Euchre Club 4
at the home of Mrs. ]. Worley
= week. The successful players W
Mrs. A. Graf, Mrs: F. Goebel, Mrs.
]. Williams and Mrs. F. Borne. 7
consolation fell to the lot OF N
Happier. The club will be entertain
by Mrs. R. ]. Williams at its n