The herald., 1915-01-21
PERSONALS
A ND OTHERWISE

After spending a few days with their
cousin, Miss z. Bostick, of Houston,
Tex, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Tufts left for
Little Rock and Detroit
Mrs. Z. Nelson, of Raceland. La,
who has been spending sometime with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. L. Cunning
ham, spent a few days with Mrs. l..
Tufts, of our town this week. Her
many friends were pleased to see her
SO much improved, after her recent
illness.
The many friends of Mrs. T. NJ.
Giblin, of Pacific Avenue, regret to
learn of the accident that befell her.
Mrs. Giblin was leaning on the balus.
tiers on her front porch, when they
gave way, and she was precipitated to
the ground.
Little Miss l.. Gougenheim has re-
turned to her home in Morgan City,
La.
G. Douglas Roome is visiting friends
in Lafouche, La.
Chas. o. Roome, Jr., and mother,
are the guests of Mrs. S. Gougenheim,
of Morgan City, La.
NJ. Walter is very i'll at his home.
On Friday, February 3, at the Ma,
sonic hall, a children's masquerade
party will be given by Miss Herberts
class, for the benefit of Mount Olivet
Sunday School. The price of admis.
sion is only ten cents. There will be
dancing and refreshments and good
time is promised all who attend
Miss Irene Laskey spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother.
T. H. Schroeder, formerly of on,
town, but now of Memphis, Tenn, is
quite ill.
William Schroeder left Saturday
evening to be with his mother at the
bed side of his sister. Mrs. A. Wolfe
Last news received from Mrs. A
Wolfe, of Port Arthur, Tex, fcrmerl!
Miss Irene Schroeder, is that she i:
! somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon. ]. Brown OF
40S Elmira Ave-, are receiving con
CALCULATIONS on the arrival of a bah!
boy at their home.
: Master Raymond Oswald of Nunez
St., is i'll at his home.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolen
Association held meeting Tuesda!
night. A dance will be given in Feb
ruary at st. Mary's Hall for the bene
fit of a worthy cause. The date vii
be announced later. Tickets will b,
twenty-five cents.
On last Friday night, Samuel Hard
ing entertained his children, grand
children and a few most intimate
, f riends at an euchre and lotto party
, in honor of the anniversary of his
:, firth. Appropriate souvenirs wer
given the successful players. Re
freshments were served in abundance
and every one present had a goot
time
The death of little Louis Chifice, o.
922 Opelousas Ave. occurred this week
The little fellow was two months old
; The marriage of Miss Valerin
Hughes to Octave Borne was cele
brated Tuesday night, by Rev. T.
: Larkin. The young couple are a
: home to their friends at S35 Caron
delet Street.
Sidney Guillot of Marshall, Texas
is here visiting his brother Alder
Guillot.
Chas Terrebonne, the young sol
{ of C. D. Terrebonne, who was operate
upon for the removal of his tonsils,
rapidly improving.
Rev. John F. Foster, of Amite Cit!
and Rev. ]. NJ. Henry, of Ruston, hay
been in the city for the past few day
attending the meeting of the Loui
Llama Conference Board of Educatio
lof the Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allridge, of Mour
vernon, lnQ., are 'lSllOio W -hi' Oh
Mrs. William Babin.
Fred Fack and Bernard Connolle
who have been visiting relatives hel
flor the past six weeks, left Monda
for Muskogee, Okla, where they al
interested in a mining company.
Santa Maria Council No. 172
Knights of Columbus, of Algiers, vi
be hosts next Saturday night on
moonlight ride and dance on Il
steamer Sidney, the boat leaving Il
head of Canal street at S:15 o'clo'
sharp. Judge Thomas F. Golf is cha
man of the committee in charge OF Il
laffair and Louis w. Peterson is
officio. They are being ably assist'
by the other members of the comm
tee and all are assured a pleasa
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dobel, OF q
Elmira, are receiving congratulated
on the arrival of baby boy at the
home.
Little Georgiana Johnson, daught