The herald., 1916-08-31
PERSONALS.
Continued from Page Five


Mrs. Roseada Hoffman and little
son. James, and sister, Miss An
toinette Reynolds. have returned from
a visit to Houma, La
During the absence of Mr.. l. di Bene-
detto, manager of the Fairgrounds
who will attend the National Cham
pionship meet of the A. A. L. at New
lark, y. j., Miss Eola l.. Abbott will
be acting manager of the Fairgrounds,
and can be seen at the City Hall Of
fee, room 29, between 10 and II a. IN.
Mr.. Morgan Pickens is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Charles Abbott.
Miss Eola Abbott accompanied the
dances at Taylor Playground, where
the Parents Club gave their annual
barn dance. The parents danced the
Virginia reel and the lanC ers. All were
in appropriate costumes.
On Saturday, August &c, the Mon
arch Social Club held a special meet
ting at the home of Miss Alma Martin.
81 Belleville street. Business of i'm
portance was discussed.
Misses Lizzie Mcdonald, Cleora Kee
nan and Katie Sutherland returned
Sunday from their vacation spent near
Asheville, y. c.
Messrs. Wallace and Stanford, He
bert and sister, Heloise. expect to
leave tonight for Princeton, Ky, to
visit their aunt.
Mr.. Otis Bourgeois, who formerly
resided in our town, but now In Baton
Rouge, was a visitor to his brother,
Albert, last Friday.
The home of Mr.. l.. P. Vinet, on
Slidelll avenue, has undergone extern
sive improvements, under the super
vision of Mr.. Albert Bourgeois, con-
tractor.
Miss Nora Porche, of Houma. La.
is the guest of Miss Annie Mae Brech-
tel
Mr.. Albert Bourgeois has just Sc
cured the contract to build two double
cottages in Amesville, near the Public
School.
The Louisiana District Conference
of Pastors and Teachers of the Evan.
gelical Luthern Synod of Missouri
Ohio and other states, opened in St.
Pauls Lutheran Church, Tuesday
with nearly every member
present. Rev. Keugele was elected
secretary.
Rev. VIM. Wedig of Jennings. La. is
in town attending the Lutheran Confer
ence.
Mrs. S. Hogan and children returned
from Magnolia, Miss.
Mrs. ]. Schwarzenbach and children
are homefrom Houston, Tex.
Mrs. B. Sarbeck presented her hus-
Dand with a fine baby boy.
Mrs. Jas. Owens and sons, Wallace |
and Jim. returned Friday from La
vacherie, La.
Miss Helen Barrett left Wednesday |
or Ocean Springs to spend awhile
With her aunt, Mrs. Maurice Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Duvic returned
rom Heahease Park Sunday.
Mrs. S. Hotard and children, who
lave been spending several weeks in
n Vaudeville, have returned home.
Mr.. Ben O'Keefe of Ocean Springs,
Miss, was the guest of Miss May Nc
Neely during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michel Lux are being
at Salathe's villa, Bay st.
Iouis.
Mr. Edward Morris of Memphis,
Tenn, was the guest of his niece, Mrs.
Harry Tompson. of Opelousas avenue,
or the past week. He left Monday
or Bay st. Louis to visit his sister-in-
aw, Mrs. Morris Waller.
Mrs. r. ]. Allen and son; Richard,
md daughter, Maud. returned from
Bay st. Louis, after one weeks stay
Mrs. Hicks and son, Wesley, of Slidell
venue. are at Bay St. Louis. to be
zone a month, for the latter's health.
Mr.. Leo DeBeck. was a guest of Mr..
Richard Allen at Bay ST. Louis.
Miss Albertine Lecourt is spending
wo weeks vacation, the guest of her
ousin, Miss Alva Salathe.
Miss Mary Sullivan of Memphis,
Tenn. paid a visit to Algiers Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. H. p. McNeely, sons,
stanton and Godfrey. left last Thurs
lay for Covington for the benefit of
he captains health.
Mrs. John N. McNesly, who was seri-
usly ill at her home in Covington, is
Iere at 313 Opelousas avenue, and I'M
er the care of DR.. r. L. Riley, the
amily physician.
The Zu Zu Social and Athletic Club
will give a complimentary dance to
heir friends in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Held and daugh-
er, Dora Lee, are spending awhile at
Biloxi, Miss.
Misses Florine and Annie Grimes
nd Edpa CarrottS Iaft 20 do,, co. To |