The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-24
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pas of Delaronde street
Mrs. j. NJ. Serpas and sons, Marcel
and Aloysius, accompanied by Miss
Torres, attended the wedding of Miss
Myrtle OFT to Mr.. E. \. Pearson in
/ Gretna, on August 10. Miss OFT is
Mrs. Serpas' charming niece.
| Miss Aurita Brownlee and sister,
Mrs. Jos. Wilson, and two children,
/ Ida Bell and Merle of Gulfport, Miss,
returned home Sunday. after spending
a week at their uncle's, Mr.. c. II.
Brownlee, of 400 Delaronde street
Mrs. Bernard F. Bonner has re-
turned home, after spending three
weeks at Long Beach. Miss, the guest
of Mrs. William Bonner, who with her
family. are summering there.
Natchitoc hes Tribe No. ll5, In
proved Order Of Red Men. will give a
picnic In Suburban Park Saturday for
the benefit of their relief fund. The
following committee is in charge of
arrangements: Fred Erlinger, chair.
man; Prosper Burdeneve. eX-offiCiO;
l.. A. Haley. William Walters, Ed
Berry, George Burmaster, Jr., Louis
Burdeneve, T. L. Cartey, John Ward,
Louis White, \. L. Guillot, T. ]. Bur-
master. Z. J. Mothe and J. Woodfin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wagner and
family are spending a week at Spanish
Fort. Miss Mamie Faith was their
guest.
Mr.. II. H. Ric hards, L. S. ". and c..
z. Pollock. U. S. ", left Monday night
for the New York Navy Yard
Miss Leah Vanderlinden has re-
turned from Port Arthur. Tex, where
she had been visiting her sister, Mrs
II. L. Wallace.
Misses Katie Green and Esther
Marxen are home, after spending a
: week at Abita Springs.
, Mrs. Lorio and Miss Halloween
Thorning are spending week at Man
. u6Fhie, Id
Mrs. Krough and daughter, Miss
Haletta, have returned from Abita
Springs.
Miss Nellie Herbert has returned
from st. Louis, Mo-, after an absence
of three months.
Mr. Arthur j. Herbert and sister
. Miss Mae, are at Heartsease Park fol
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson is spending
. awhile at Morgan City, La.
nj Mr.. and Mrs. John Happier ant
:, daughter, Miss Salome. spent ten days
n at Galveston, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Stenger have
returned from the Gulf coast, wher,
= they spent their honeymoon. The.
are residing at 544 Pacific avenue.
\ The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
dred Club met this week at the hom'
of Mrs. Leo Jeansonne. The success
full players were: Mrs. r. Englel
Miss Katherine Clarke and Mrs. Chas
Arnold. The BOBBY fell to the lot o
Mrs. Jas. Garland, playing for Mrs. A
Goebel. The next meeting of the clu
will be held at the home of Mrs. E. j
Mothe.
Miss Irene Laskey motored her
Monday from Pointe-aLa-Hache, La
! with a party of friends, to spend fe'
days with her parents. She will r.
turn TO Pointe-a-La -Hache Saturda
for a benefit performance in which sh
will take part.
Plastering in the Algiers COURTEOUS
is still falling, the Eight Precinct Pr
lice reporting the fact to headquarteI
wit h the admonition that the ceilin
is in need of immediate attention.
Martin Behrman Tent No. IS, Ma
cabees, will have a review at Pythla
Hall Thursday night, when a class
20 members will be Initiated. Fo
lowing the review there will be m
caroni supper, with music by the Ma
I-dlh 10
a friend to participate in the sprea
Supreme State Commander NJ. ]. BIZ
ger, who recently returned from Il
North, suffering from an attack OF l
ness, will be present.
Alfred A. Lennox Of Baton Rou'
spent the weekend here with his pa
ents.
Miss Oma Ellis of Baton Roug
who has been the guest of Miss Ora
Lennox, left Sunday evening for HON
Misses Minnie Goebel and Ada M
lone returned Sunday from Miss
sippi City.
A force Of divers employed by B.
Wood & Co., is engaged in oynamiti
the wreck of the SAILING vessel tn
was sunk near the Naval Dock duri
the hurricane last September. Effol
to raise the craft failed, due to
breaking in two, so the governme
has employed these wreckers to Gle
the river bed of the wreck. Sever