The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
PERSONALS.
Continued from Page IL

Misses Maude Anderson and Ion,
4 hampton spent the weekend in Abb
ia Springs, the guests of Mrs. II. !
8 Thompson.
Misses Adriel and Grace Lepno,
spent Sunday in Baton Rouge the
guests of their brother, Mr.. Alfred
LennOX.
Misses Ruth and Roberta Hafkes-
bring and Misses Inez and Irma Dan
leis were caught in the storm on the
l.. a y. train on last Wednesday
After an exciting experience they re
turned here Friday morning. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Gisch were also on
the train aS we'll as Mr.. Crimes Of our
town.
Mrs. \. J. Leblanc and children
have left for Lockporr, La. where
they will reside.
Little Luke Gillen cut his foot Sc
yerely while at Biloxi. Miss. II
caused the party to shorten their
stay at Biloxi.
Lillian IIolton visited Allen Pine
Groves at Bay St. Louis.
Andrew Martinez left Saturday
for New York.
Weaver J. Berthelot arrived IN
New York safe and sound. delighted
with his trip and with the big city
Mrs. VIM. Conway has returned
from New York. Her friends here
regret to learn that she will leave
here shortly to make her home in
New York.
The Tuesday Night Euchre Climb
met at the home of Miss Mary
Iraub. the successful players being
Misses Sadie and Rosabelle Garland
Miss Katie O'Brien received the con-
ISOLATION. The club will ne enter
tanned by Miss O'Brien at its next
meeting.
Capt. and Mrs. W. f. Spence. Jr..
and children. Katie and John. and
cousin. Mamie Nichols. left vester-
day for Long Beach to spend two
weeks.
Mrs. w. p. Salathe is spending the
week at her summer home in Bav ST
Louis, Miss.
Misses lrma May Vinet and Nova
Sadler left Wednesday for Vinton
and for Beaumont to visit relatives.
Tom Nolan, of New York. spent a
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. p. Nolan, returning to New
York last Friday.
At the meeting of the Commission
Council held Tuesday, the bid OIL
JOS. W. Lennox for erecting an en-
Slne house at the corner of Bounv
and Delaronde streets. was accent
ed. y petition for paving Olivier
street, from Patterson to Pelican
avenue. was referred to Commits
'ioner Lafaye
Mrs. Thos Meagher and daugh-
eT, Hazel. spent a few DAYS at
Naveland last week, the guests of
he formers brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dulcich announce
he engagement of their daughter.
elsie Jones, to Mr.. Cleveland Lee
eune, the wedding to take place at
nuptial mass at O'Clock on the
morning of July 26. at the Church |
+ the Holy Name of Mary. As no |
Invitations have been issued the
riends of the young couple are in
tied through this medium to he
resent.
The marriage of Miss Lena Crefasi |
Peter Ochello, of McLellanville, II
)ok place last week at the Church
the Holy Name of Mary. The at II
sndants were Nicholas Crefasi and
IiSS Louise Pelitere. iii
Frank J. Nuccio and Miss Carmel III
te Calderone will be married in the
lurch of the Holy Name of Mary. III
thursday, July 20, at 5 p. m. Rela- II
YES are invited at the church onIl
'"' udS' his Will De one or the vi /
'ettiest weddings of the year. Both
'ung people are very popular. Miss /
has been a member of the
Iurch choir for many years and II
eclal musical program will be rem
red in her honor.
Messrs. A. Muntz and p. Legarde
III leave Sunday for Mobile TOLL
end about two months as guests Of
r. Thomas Schaefer. Ill
Mr.. Charles HoisingtOn and wife. OIL
1uston, Tex, are visiting Mr.. and Ill
rs. W. II. Barker. Mrs. Hoisington
a niece of Mr.. Barker and wife. II
Messrs. c. II. Botnick and J. Hill
eyfus left Saturday for Boston. II
w York, Philadelphia and othertll
stern points. iii
Mr.. L. Zinc and family and Miss
anita Weakening will leave Sun
y for Bay st. Louis to enjoy a stay
two months.
Miss Eunice Cunningham is enjoy
visit for the summer at Lafay-lII
e, La, at the home of her grand