The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-06-22
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PERSONALS.
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So. q. Woodmen Circle. proved a
splendid success and the relief fund.
10 aid which the event was given, viii
be enhanced by the results. The com
mittce in charge was composed Of the
following: Mrs. +. G.. Miller, chair
man, Amelia Smith. eN-onicio; Rosie
Nolan. Emma short Mary Jacob, IA
tie Cassidy, Mary He'll Anna Wander
linden. Hattie Tufts, Theresa Haus-
knecht. Antoinctte Owens. Margaret
Matchett Josephine Mock, Cecilia
Meyer. Ellen Abbott Lizzie Borden,
John Nolan and ;. G. Smith.
Miss Lorraine Calvin left on SatUr.
day last for Sherman. Texas, where
she vii! spend her vacation.
Miss Katie Scha1el, a pupil of the
eilhth grade BelleviIle School, left
yesterday for Bay ST. Louis, Miss,
where she goes 10 enter 81. Joseph
Academy. She was accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. ". f.. Schabel.
Kiss Helena Ehlers will return sun
day from St Mary of the Pines Acad
; emy in Chatawa, Miss.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Alham
bra Gymnastic Club will hold an i'm
portant meeting tonight in the club
rooms. The membership in general
is invited to attend.
Mr.. William Talbot came up from
PilottOwn last week to attend the
wedding OF his sister
Mr.. Il. T. Talbot and Mr.. Harry
Clark have both earned promotions,
which will take place on July LIST. Mr..
Talbot will become the chief Of the
\. ". Whiteman and Mr. Clark will
be- the assistant engineer.
Judge Alexander Barras. our wor
thy street commissioner has enjoyed
his annual vacation and is now back
at duty aeain.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
bred Club met al the home of Mrs. \.
Graf The successful players were
Mrs. X. l.. Whi,mOre. Mrs. l.. F. Gisrh
and Mrs. X. \. TauSey. The conso-
lation was received by Mrs. Graf. The
next meeting OF the club will take
place on Tuesday. June 9th al the
home of Mrs. c. V. Kraft.
Mayor Behrman spent a few days
in Baton Rouge this week.
Herbert Harris. the siN-mOnthS-old
child Of Gertrude Arnold and Walter
Harris, died Monday and was buried
at 80 o'clock Tuesday from the par
ents' home, 1872 Teche street. inter
ment being made in McDonoghville
Cemetery.
Recorder Tiller has imposed fines
OF $l0 each on four of the parties
against whom charges of violating the
milk ordinances were recently pre-
ferred. s. Y KaSs was fined on two
charges, making $50. while Mrs. V.
SparacinO. II. G. Brown and W. J.
Cuny were fined on one charge each
All were accused OF having in their
possession milk below the standard.
Mrs. John ]. Braai left for Bur
wood to visit her husband. She was
accompanied by her son. Perry, her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Schulz, and lit
tie son. Malcolm Schulz, and by Mrs.
Dahir Hanna.
Eiw. Herbert and his sister, Miss
Nellie, left last Sunday for st. Louis
to spend the summer with their sis
ter. Mrs. II. B. Zeringue.
Mrs. Foster left for Bay ST. Louis
for a few days
Mrs. w. p. Salathe, Sr., left Tues.
day for Bay St. Louis to remain
few days.
Misses Alya SaIathe and Ethel Eos.
ter returned Saturday, after a
months stay in indianapolis. Ind.
Mrs. B. c. Glider and children are
spending the summer at Cuba. Ala.
Mrs. l.. p. Vinet returned Sunday ,
from Bay St. Louis.
The Tuesday Five Hundred Club
met at the home of Mrs. W. J. vii. .
iams. The successful PLAYERS were I
Mrs. l.. p. Ninet Mrs. j. r. Allen and .
Mrs. King. The BOBBY fell to the lot /
)t Mrs. Williams. The club will be .
by Mrs Vinet at its next |
meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Salathe. Jr..
md daughter are spending few
lays at Allen Pine Groves. BAY ST
-ouis.
Mrs. ]. r. Allen. who is summering
1t Bay St Louis. spent a few DAYS
lere this week.
Miss Rebecca Marquer. of Morgan
ity' was one of the delegates to the
Noman's Suffrage Convention. While
iere she was the guest of her sister
lrs. b. Dorsey. of Seguin street Miss
larquer was one of the youngest del. /,
safes at the convention.
Mrs. Z. J. Mothe. who was operated
n a short time ago, is reported as
DING nicely.