The herald., 1916-05-11
PERSONALS
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"oenei were visitors 10 GulfpOrt
Sunday.
Miss Naomi Lynch. who received
the veil and habit of the Order OF
Mission Helpers OF the Sacred Heart
at the convent in Baltimore. recent
ly, will be known in religion as Sis
ter Mary of St. Dorothea.
Misses lone Hampton and Naude
Anderson spent the weekend at
Abita Springs, the guests of Mrs.
II. J. Thompson.
Magnolia Lodge No. PA, Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen. had a
banquet Thursday night at Pythian
Hall. where an enjoyable time was
spent by the members and several
guests.
Mrs. VIM. Magnin and little daugh-
ter have taken up their residence
with Mrs. Magnin's nephew. r. j.
Butsch, COS Elmira venue where
they will be pleased to have their
friends call on them.
Mrs. Joseph Koenig and her co.
workers of the committee in charge
Of the festival to be given at Nc
DOnOgh No. , school the evening of
Tuesday. May 16. are working zeal
ously TO make the event success and
prospects are favorable for splen-
did results.
! Mrs. r. j.. Mothe entertained the
Tuesday night Euchre Club last
week. the souvenirs going to Mrs.
George Hoffstetter. Miss Katie
OBrien and Miss Sadie Garland.
The evening was most delightfully."-
spent in the beautiful new bungalow
home of the hostess in Seguin street.
near Eliza.
The annual picnic of the Trinity
Lutheran Sunday School will take
place Saturday next, May Is. at City
Park.
Among those to attend the State
High School Rally at Baton Rouge
were Mrs. JnO. \. Barrett and daugh-
ter ImOgene, Mrs. Reaney and daugh-
ter Georgiana, Mrs. s. Gravois and
daughters, Lois and Alicia, Misses
Ruth Hafkesbring, Gertrude Finley.
Margaret Reagan and Mrs. c. V.
Kraft and daughters, Dorothy and
Carlotta Kraft.
The Misses O'CoRnOr will be at
home TO their friends at 4235 Coli
scum street after May Is.
Mayor Behrman and NJ. ]. Rooney
were visitors to Baton Rouge Mon
day.
Clifford Aucoin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexis c. Dumestre. was christ
ened Sunday by Father Stenmans at
st. Joseph's church, with Miss Mary
Helen Behrman and Frank Kiefer
as the sponsors.
Brass thieves, who have been at
work Systematically for the past two
weeks, stole fittings, etc. valued at
$500 from the United States naval
station wharf. The theft was dis
covered Saturday, when a check was
made on the material. 1t was all
new material intended for the United
States ship Nashville. Apparently
the thieves carried it away in a skiff,
or by wagon, owing to its weight.
The Royal Pleasure Club will give
a picnic at Suburban Park, Melon
oghville, on Saturday night. May IS,
The following is the committee OF
arrangements: L. j. Maus, chair
man; F. p. Dietrich, ex-otficio; c,
f. Dunbar, w. Mahoney, Hy. Keep
per, Z. Wegman. l.. Sperier, P. j
Lauman, VIM. Maus, A. Rainey, L,
Laharre, C. Shea. X. Charles.
Mrs. JOS. w. LennoX and grandson,
Joseph, have spent the last two weeks
at Lake Charles, La, where they have
been the guests of Mrs. Gorham. Mrs
LenroX will leave Lake Charles to,
morrow for Houston, Tex, where she
will remain for two weeks longer.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry f. Nelson are
receiving congratulations on the arriv'
al OF a bouncing baby boy at their
home.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Tai
bot, one of our most charming young
ladies, to Mr.. Lester Brooks, of Phil.
a~delphia, will be celebrated OF June
18th at 6 o'clock p. m. at the residence
of the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Hat
tie Talbot, 229 Pelican avenue
The Friday Night Euchre Club was
entertained by Mrs. d. Murtagh last
week. The successful players were
Mrs. Henry Acker, Mrs. Lagarde. Mrs
F. J. oBrne and Mrs. JAS Gerretts,
playing for Mrs. VIM. Burke. Mrs. w.
Sadler received the consolation. The
! club will be entertained by Miss
Neefe at its next meeting.
OF the t~hirty-five girls who repre-,
scented the Esplanade High School at
the High School Rally in Baton Rouge
six were former Belleville pupils. OF