The herald., 1916-08-03
PERSONALS
A ND OTHERWISE


Thomas Harvey, raidcd d crap" gam,
Sunday afternoon at River and ScguiI
streets. William Spencer. 523 Olivier
street, vas arrested and charged Will
gambling with dice. The men. 20 il
all, were tipped on the approach Of the
/ ponce. end most escaped Spencer
asked for an affidavit.
\ fire late Saturday night of unas
certain"d origin, destroyed the hols,
at 1910 River street. Algiers. owned
| by Louis Rauscholb and occupied by
Richard and Elijah Diamond. with loss
OF 1888. The contents, valued at $l35,
not insured was lost.
J. {. Root Camp. 30. SO. Woodmen
OF the World. will meet hereafter at
Clark's Hall. formerly Contessa Hall,
corner OF Elmira avenue ana Alix
street. where quarters have been es.
taolished by the auxiliary of the camp.
The purpose is to make the hall pop
ular rendezvous for the members. with
pocket billiards and other games for
pastime. The next meeting will be
held Monday, August ii. when several
candidates will be introduced and bust
ness OF importance transacted
Misses Ida and Florence Kinkaid ex.
rect to leave shortly for Baton Rouge.
La.
Mrs. \. Hubener and little son came
in from Bay St. Louis Sunday night
They will remain here a week, then re
turn to Bay St. Louis, where they are
Summerirg.
Misses Myrtle and Eugenia Atten-
hofer are spending awhile with Mrs.
Beaver of Eliza street.
Walter Davidson and Ben Moseley
left last week on the steamship Creole
for New York.
The Once-a-Month Euchre Club met
last week at the home OF Mrs. Henri,
Acker. The successful players were:
Mrs. lily. Acker, Miss Nicaud. Mrs. l.
DeLaup, Miss l.. Krogh, and Mrs. Was
saman. The consolation fell to the lo
of Mrs. i. CatierO. The next meeting
of the club will be held at the home of
Mrs. George Pollock.
Jas. l.. Higgins was a visitor to Bay
st. Louis Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Herbert are
spending few weeks in Biloxi, Miss
Mrs. A. Clark and baby, Mrs. H.
Troyer and baby, Mrs. VI. Rahm of
Houston and Misses Pearl Langwith
and Pearl SChwarzenbach were visit
ors to Bay st. Louis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. \. Frost and chill
dren are spending the week at Milne
burg.
Roy Kern is spending a week at
with his aunt.
Mrs. Jos. Koenig and two children,
Lillian and Joseph, returned today to
their home in Boyce, La, after a two
weeks visit to relatives here.
Miss Loretta Shook and niece, Lois
have returned from Hearts.
ease Park. after a weeks visit.
Mrs. L. F. Gisch and little daughter,
Emily, are home from Biloxi, where
hey spent the past month.
Mrs. George Zibilich is spending
awhile at Hot Springs, Ark.
James Charbonnet has returned from
Marshall, Tex, where he spent two
weeks.
Mrs. w. l.. Barbour and little daugh-
er, Lauraine, who are summering at
he Seashore Camp Grounds, spent a
ew days here this week.
Misses Mary Gauntlet and Artie Rich
Irdson of Slidell, La, were visitors to
Yrs. Hicks of Slidell avenue Monday.
Miss Emelda Niklaus and brother,
4ouis, spent a few days at Milneburg,
he guests of Miss Mamie Frost.
Miss Fay Stumpf has returned from
Biloxi, where she had been the guest
# Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes.
c. l.. Stumpf, Or. c. p. Holderith, 4.
:. Stumpf and Judge Hotard left Tues
ay morning for a three days fishing
rip to Lake Catherine.
A penny party will be given on Sun .
ay, August 9Th, from to p. m, by
katherine Stumpf and Hannah Street
n Teche street. There will be no
barge Cor admission. Many beautiful
rticles will be offered for sale for the
irge folks as we'll as for the children.
Miss Viola Giordano, who has been
pending sometime in Covington,
pent a few days here en- route to
er home In Ironton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Stumpf enter
aimed at a dinner Of twelve covers in
onor of Messrs. Richards, Pollock
isbrow, and De Sommers, the latter
cling a hero of the Mexican outburst
mong those present were: Messrs
ichards, Pollock, Disbrow De Som
ers. McDuff, DR.. c. p. Holderith, Mr..
nj Nfrs = I StupoDf. NIicsas " Z