The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-02-10
PERSONALS
A ND OTHERWISE

been released from the New Orleans
Dry Docks after receiving repairs.
new system OF batteries will be
installed in the Algiers fire alarm
Office, the material having arrived
from the Gamewell manufacturing
concern. 1t will be a decided improve
ment and will do away with much OF
the labor and expense attached to the
upkeep of the present system. Within
two weeks it is expected the system
Will have been installed and in opera
ton.
Poundkeepers rounded up % head
OF cattle Monday morning on the lower
coast and drove them to the Fifth
District pound in the rear of the Al
giers courthouse. Later they were
claimed by George Lacinak. a dairy
man.
The Social Senior Euchre Club met
Monday night at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Nelson. The successful
players were: Madames c. II.
Brownlee and ]. F. Nolan. and Messrs.
T. L. Buchholz and J. p. Nolan. Mr..
and Mrs. r. +. Whitmore received
the consultations. The club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. l.. Tufts at its next
meeting.
Saturday, February II. the Knights
OF Pythlas will celebrate their fifty
second anniversary at the Behrman
Gymnasium, Prtyania and Washington
streets. This has been an annual
event for the past three years. Music
and dancing will start at o'clock.
Refreshments will be served during
the evening
Mrs. John Martin of 52S Bringer
street presented her husband with a
baby boy.
The many friends of Mrs. W. Lahu-
sen will be pleased TO learn that she
has recovered from a serious spell of
sickness.
Mrs Odile DeToche Leanard has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter Eula Lee, to Mr.. George Thomas
Rebel, formerly of indianapolis, Ind,
but now of Houston. The marriage
will be quiet one in the early
lspring.
Al X. Goebel spent a few days at
Pascagoula last week on business.
Fire of unknown origin caused dam
age to the extent OF SO to the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson. No. 1929
Newton street, Thursday afternoon.
Constable George Kobolt notified the
members of Chemical No. Is by tele-
phone, and they extinguished the
flames without the necessity of an
alarm.
The many friends of S. J. S. c.
are looking forward to a big time
Saturday night, Feb. 10. on the oc-
casion of the clubs first moonlight ex-
cursion and dance, which will be given
on the steamer Sidney" Not only
will there be a crowd, but the spirit
OF S. J. S. c. will be there too, and all
who had the pleasure of attending
previous affairs given by this club
know what this spirit is:-"Some JOY,
Some Glass" and lots of each. The
fare for a couple is 80 cents. extra
ladies or children being % cents each.
| The committee in charge consists of
E. Dosher, ex-officio; F. p. Dietrich, p.
! J. Lauman. c. A. Sutherland. S. 4.
Gross, JOS. Hughes, H. ID. French, p.
! Mangiaracina, Thomas II. Reagan and
]. Bodenger. Tickets are being taken
rapidly, and all indications are that
the affair will be a splendid success.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
dred Club was entertained this week
by Mrs. Chas. Zatarain at her home
! in Nerret street. The successful play |
lers were Mrs. r. A. Tansey. Mrs r.
+. Whitmore and Mrs. A. Graf The |
consolation fell to the lot of Mrs F.
Goebel The club will be entertained
by Mrs. Chas. Arnold at it's next
meeting. |
Mrs. ]. p. Walter and Miss Mable
George have been spending a while in
Morgan City and New Iberia They
returned Tuesday.
The steamship Andromeda has been
taken in " o. Dry Dock No. | for re-
pairs.
An unknown negro. standing at the
corner of Teche and Lamarque
streets, fred five shots into the air
Monday night at 1870 o'clock, then
fled on the approach of an officer, who
fired three shots to stop the black, but |
failed.
Mrs. John Duffy, Sr, Mrs. John Duff
fy, Jr., and Mrs. A. H. Verret will |
leave shortly for Morgan City.
Misses Ruth Barlow and Flo La.
barre spent the weekend with their
sisters, Mrs. Frank Duffy and Mrs.
F. Albion Daniels.