The herald., 1916-07-13
PERSONALS.


Mr.. and Mrs l.. Dorvin. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Baade and Mrs. c. ;. An
derson have returned to their homes
in Houston. Tex, after months stay
with relatives in Algiers.
Miss lrma Lee French came in
from IIeartsease Park for a week.
She returned Sunday.
Miss Sidonia Sutherland left sun
/ day for Ieartsease Park to spend a
week. the guest of Miss Irma Lee
French
Mrs. Clark Nelson returned from
kenner Tuesday after spending a
few days there.
Parents are requested to send
their children 10 the library on Sat
urday afternoons from four to five
O'Clock. if they are DESTROYS Of be-
ing entertained. Every week diff
| terent member Of the Story Teller
League will be present and tell "sto-
| rieS' 10 the children. These stories
are both interesting and instructive
and our people should cooperate
with the librarians and send their
little ones where they will spend a
pleasant hour.
The second annual picnic and
dance to be given by the SITS. John :
Social Club will be at Suburban
Park. McDOnOghville. July %. The
arrangement committees personnel
is: Messrs. 5. \. Gross. chairman:
+. DOsher. eX-oflicio; J. Cieutat, F.
Dietrich. p. J. Lauman. Il. Anderson,
Theo. o. Hotard. J. Bodenger. p.
Mangiaracina. George Herbert. Jr.
The Suburban Cut Rate Drug
Store on Elmira avenue. changed
management Tuesday, Mr.. F. f. Well
bacher taking charge.
Mr.. Ben North. Jr.. and Miss
Ethel North will leave Saturday for
a visit to their aunt, Mrs. George
Bertrand at Galveston.
Fresh paint and general repair
just being completed are additions
of value to the bar property Of Mr..
p. Cherry. and under the manage
ment of \. p. Loyacano. at Newton
and Elmira streets.
Mrs John V Kramme is having
some excellent remodeling done and
nearing completion at her large store
on Elmira and Evelina streets.
The gunboat Nashville, which has
been in port at Algiers since Jan.
;. clears Saturday, bound for Tam
pico, Mex, to relieve the third class
gunboat Marietta.
Tie Nashville's gallant crew. both
officers and men. have made numer-
GUS friends while here. who regret
their departure and wish the blue
jackets safe voyage and success al .
ways.
Miss Lucille Gautereaux. of Baton
Rouge, is a guest of Miss Bessie .
Williams on Belleville street.
Little Joseph Ellis, who recently
broke his left arm while playing near
the family home on Atlantic avenue.
is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. John Hill, of Lavergne street. !
is home from a delightful stay at
Biloxi. where she was a guest of her
niece, Mrs. J. Holmes.
Miss Nineta Schloegel returned
Saturday from Bay st. Louis, where
she was a guest at the home of Mrs.
II. Supple
Mr.. l.. {. Sperier returned Mon
day from the Firemen's National
Convention held in Denver. Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson have
returned from pleasant outing of
some weeks at Vaudeville. where
hey were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
X. Smith.
Misses Norma and Zulma Barrosse
nave returned from a delightful visit
70 their aunt, Mrs. \. Simonaud. at
rhibOdeauX, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fitzgerald
nave moved from across the river
% reside at 224 Pacific avenue.
Mr.. William Montgomery COM
'leted Tuesday improvements on the
store property of Mrs. Isabel Ouinp
IN Patterson street.
Mrs. l.. G. Webert, with her son
md daughter, leaves next Monday
or visit to FIT. Wayne. Ind.
Ladies Auxiliary to the Alhambra
meets on Olivier street at 1880 this :
'Venlng All members and other
riends anticipating membership
Urged to attend.
Mrs. John B. Burgau and daugh- ,
err Lille, are visiting at Port Ar ,
hur. Tex.
Mr.. E. ]. Hymel spent SUNDAY in 9
Vaudeville.
Miss Bertha Ryan, Miss Jessie Le-
iendre, Miss Ausilita Cantin and 2
IRIS 0. Cantin left yesterday for a I
lay OF some weeks at Chronicle.
la.
Mrs. WidD Josephine Lombas 7
nd Mr.. Charles Tranchant. of AL :
ierS were upitaI - IL -,