The herald., 1916-08-17
PERSONALS
A N D OTHERWISE

| niue daughter, Marion, left Wedne
| DAY morning for Asheyllle. y. c.
II Misses Maude Anderson and Ior
hampton left Wednesday morning
| spend their vacation at the Seasho,
Camp Grounds, at the home OF NJ
and Mrs. \. S. Daniels.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson =,
receiving congratulations on the a
rival of baby boy.
II Miss Florence Burgis left Tuesda
morning for Chicago, H., to spend he
vacation with relatives.
Master Sidney Conrad has returne
from Nairn, La, after spending
month there with relatives.
| Miss Janet French came in fror
Heartsease Park Wednesday to speu
a Few days. She returned Sunday.
| Mrs. Sarah Brookes returned las
week from Heartsease Park. afte
spending week with Mrs. II +
Wrench.
Mrs. Louis Schnell presented he
husband with baby boy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hoyt have re
turned from Heartsease Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Dixon of Slidel
avenue are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of a baby girl at their
home.
Mr.. Raymond S. Nelson, who is in
Denver, Col, sends best wishes TO ALL
his friends here. Mr.. Nelson motorad
from Denver to Colorado Springs last
week TO view the races up Pike Peak.
lie says the roads out there are in ex.
cellent condition, and the weather fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaspar r. Bossetta of
Jackson avenue are receiving con.
sratulations on the arrival of a baby
girl at their home on August 9th.
Mrs. Bossetta was formerly Miss
Hilda Korner OF our town.
Misses Edith and Maude Munster.
man left Sunday for Buras. La. to
spend awhile with their aunt. Mrs.
Geo. Munsterman.
Mr.. j. Barrios spent Sunday at
Jesuit Bend, La, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Smith left We'd
nesday for Ramsey, Covington. Boga.
lusa. Hammond. independence. Tangi-
pahoa, kentwood and Natalbany.
Mrs. ]. Brizzard of Morgan City,
who underwent a serious operation al
the hospital, is convalescing at the
home of her sister, Mrs. W. A. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Herbert returned
Sunday, after visit of two weeks in
Biloxi, Miss.
A delightful dance was given Thurs
day night last by the Ladies' AuxiIi.
airy of the Alhambra Gymnastic Club,
a large crowd of members and their
guests enjoying the evening. Next
month the boys of the club will enter. |
tain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Peterson and |
little daughter, Evelyn. are home, after
an extended tour of the West and the
North.
Registration office closed Saturday
at noon, thirty days before the Demo
cratic primary, as required by law.
Miss Grace f. Averill has been ap-
pointed one of the committee. from
he New Orleans Associate Teachers
League to investigate the cut in the
teachers salaries and other matters
hat have come before the association.
Miss lone RauschkolB and sister.
Carmella, left Sunday for Biloxi.
Miss Oma Ellis of Baton Rouge ar
lived Sunday to spend several days
With Miss Grace Lennox of ,Elmira
venue.
Miss Ada Malone left Sunday for
City, to spend a week.
Mrs. ]. Bodenger and little son,
larry, were visitors to relatives in
Iorgan City this week.
Miss Ruth Furlong is a visitor to
'hicago. She will.visit Detroit before
home.
The Friday Night Euchre Club met
the home of Mrs. II. Acker. The
lccessful players were: Miss Camille
'elson, Mrs. A. Graf, Mrs. H. Acker,
nd Mrs. d. Murtagh. The consola-
on was received by Mrs. J. f. Col
rs. The next meeting will be held
the home of Mrs. F. J. Borne.
Barbara c. Adams, nine months-old
ably of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Adams,
led in Lafayette, La, Friday. The
ody was brought to Algiers for inter
ent Saturday in St. Bartholomew
cemetery.
City Electrician Foster Olroyd, &C.
by Messrs. Willis and Ray
ond, of the city engineers office, in
,ected the work on the new incinera-
on plant being erected in Algiers. 1t
reported that the plant will be COM
eted late in September.
The many friends of Master Ray
ond Richards will be glad to learn
30. ~ L.,