The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-17

Children of Mary Society, at
o'clock mas.
Personal
Sister Xavier returned from WaSf
ington Tuesday, August l4th. She wa
glad to get back to Agiers, an
though she has worked very har
during the vacation, she is well an
feeling ready to 30 TO work again
She spent the summer at Washington
taking the musical courses at tn
Summer School of the Catholic Uni
versity of America. 1t was strenuou.
work, and it was only love for The
education that made Sister Xavier
take up this work. AS accomplished
musician as she was before. ii goes
without say that she is now better
fitted than ever to give her pupils the
best that there is in music. Her spe-
cialty was harmony. A number of her
most devoted pupils met Tuesday
afternoon to bid their beloved teacher
hearty welcome home. Miss Mamie
Morrison expressed the sentiments of
this coterie of friends in her artistic
and charming way. 1t was a beauti-
full tribute of affection as beautiful as
IL was simple.
Mr.. Justin Howe an Algiers boy, is
spending few days at Holy Name
rectory. He is now on his vocation
from the Marist College of Washing
ton, d. c. Mr.. Howe will receive the
first orders of the priesthood about
Christmas, and will be ordained in two
years.
Father Cassagne is nearing home.
He is now spending few days in At
lanta, looking up the friends of Father
Petit. and seeing If that worthy gen
tleman really ever lived in that city.
Father Cassagne is expected in AL
giers Saturday morning. He has had
a good time and all his friends are
glad that he did. He will soon be
seen hustling along our thoroughfares.
Holy Society.
The usual meeting OF this society
Will take place tonight at 1870. The
subject Of the lecture will be the
"Catacombs." All are specially re-
quested to be present. A new feature
may be inaugurated that will please
the older members.
Grimes-Back.
Arthur w. Grimes and Miss Goldie
Elizabeth Back were quietly married
at the home of the bride Tuesday
evening at I o'clock. It was a quiei
affair, but nevertheless impressive and
pleasing. The young couple have the
best wishes Of their numerous friends
for a long life of happiness.
X. of c. Benefit.
The X. of C.. benefit given az the
II. n. G. c. was a great success. The
pictures wore OF the usual high class
Mary Pickford always pleases. Sis '
Hopkins was enjoyable. All present a
expressed themselves as highly /
pleased. SO pleasant is 1t to look at
pictures on the beautiful lawn Of the
II. N. G. g. and so cool Is It that the
patrons are loathe to leave. 1t is be
coming more and more the rendezvous r
Of Algiers' best people.
Miss Rainey rendered several songs 7
In her own Incompatible way, and she r
was loudly applauded. or course. I,
Henry Kelvin and Turner Morrison a
we're on hand, and, as usual, pleased S
heir audience. More of these family D
lfairs will be given. The proceeds s.
4 this entertainment will 60 towards q
'uying some needed pieces of furni Il
ure for the X. c. Hall. Arthur Her II
ert was in charge; enough said. Red In
Tas at the box office 81
t A. o. n. Benefit. Nv
Division 8 of the A. o. H. has de- Vi
Ided to give two benefits at the H fr
. G. c. On two successive Tuesdays. m
eavy demands have been made on
le treasury of the division, and this
Isy and practical method Of raising
oney will be used. tt
All the friends of this most worthy ov
are requested 70 help eli
Re benefit is In charge of w. Dryer, ba
Uttto1- I'M. M