The herald., 1915-07-29
PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

Ter Ultima LETT Saturday for Texas tC
spend a month with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. F. Mckinney.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson, of Pelican
avenue, spent a while with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wagner at Bay st. Louis
Ned Whitmore left Sunday to
spend two weeks at Gillen Camp
Bay Adam.
Miss Verna judith is spending
awhile in Texas.
Prompt attention was given by the
Orleans Levee Board officials to the
complaints regarding the stagnant
water on the batture at the head of
Morgan street Inspector Dan j.
Brown and a force of men remedied
the condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pedone and little
| son, of Bronx, New York, arrived
Monday to visit Mrs. Pedone's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Calabrissa.
Little Dorothy Foote, of Houston,
Tex, who spent the past month here
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jos. w.
Lennox, has returned home.
Saturday night, July 81, at the
Suburban Park, McDonoghville, a
dance will be given by the SITS. John
Social Club, with the following COM
mittee in charge: F. Dietrich, p. ].
Lauman, P. Mangiaracina, J. Cieutat,
r. Anderson, E. Doscher, Z. Lorio,
H. Albrizze.
Mrs. c. ]. ID. Gerretts and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Hous-
ton, Tex.
The Five Hundred Club met at the
home of Mrs J. F. Ehrhardt in Nc
Donoghville. The successful play
ers were Mrs. r. J. Williams, Mrs.
G.. w. Pollock and Mrs. d. Gaiennie.
The consolation fell to the lot of Mrs.
IT. L. Buchholz. Mrs. F. Goebel will
entertain at its next meeting.
Constable Kobolt sold the one-half
interest in the Ford automobile to
satisfy the judgment in favor of H.
Martinez against Cleveland Lejeune
on Thursday morning, Attorney Hum
phrey bidding it in for his client,
Martinez, for S29.
Thos. Giblin returned from Gram
mercy last week and left for Bay st.
Louis to spend his vacation with his
family, who are summering there.
Mr.. Giblin successfully passed an eX-
animation at the Naval Station, but
has been appointed by Mr.. Irving as
master steam filter and plumber of
the Colonial Sugar Co. of Cuba and
the United States. AS this position
pays higher salary than that at the
Naval Station. Mr.. Giblin decided to
accept it
The Southern Pacific Benevolent
Association will celebrate it's twenty
fourth anniversary next Saturday |
night, July 81, with a reception and |
spread for the members and their |
families at the Elmira Pleasure
Grounds. Music and dancing will
be enjoyed, starting at O'Clock.
Mrs. w. Warren and sister, Mrs.
]. Buie, of st. LOUIS, Mo-, left Fri
day for visit to their father in New
iberia, La.
Miss Raphaela Huguet is spending
the week at Bay st. Louis.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson left Monday for
Butte, Mont, to spend some time
with her son, Raymond Nelson. Mrs.
Nelson will stop en- route in several
Texas cities and in Denver. On her
return, she will spend some time in
Morgan City.
A heart party was given in honor
If Misses Zita Giepert and May Fee
ley by Miss Beatrice Cleveland of
Galveston. Miss Feeney captured the
irst prize. All had a most enjoy
lble time.
Miss May Feeney has returned {
home after spending a while in Gal s
as the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dumestre have
from their honeymoon
spent on the Gulf Coast, and are re-
siding in Gretna. Mrs. Dumestre
vas formerly Miss Edna Aucoin of
Pelican avenue.
L. ]. Cunningham, Jr., has re-
turned from Galveston where he
spent week with his wife and
laughter, Eunice, who were visit
ng Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Schneider.
Mrs. Cunningham accompanied her
husband as far as Lafayette on his
return. She will remain in Lafay-
cite for the remainder of the sum-
ner and will be joined by her chill
lren, Lionel and Imelda. Misses
zita Giepert and Eunice Cunning
lam remained in Galveston.
Reports received by friends of
Nike Rooney, chief clerk to the