The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-09-20
PERSONALS.
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At a meeting of Martin Behrman
Camp No. IS. Order of MaCcabaes,
Thursday night, ten applications were
acted on and arrangements made TO
admit the new members with a
smoker at the next regular monthly
meeting The meeting was attended
by Supreme Commander VI. J. Bull
ger. who spoke on matters of inter
est to the organization. Following
the meeting refreshments were
served
/ Much TO the regret OF her many
, friends. Mrs l.. Il. Rlackman. former
! ly Miss Irene Sinclair. left Friday
night for New York, where she will
permanently reside.
/ Mrs. G. Lynne Walters. of i2l Della
ronde street, presented her husband
with a baby girl Friday.
/ Mr. Connall Hardy spent few days
with his parents. returning to Baton
! Rouge Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. Gerretts returned home after
spending two weeks with her daughter
at Harahan.
Mr.. Jos. Menge spent Monday at
Magnolia on business.
The many friends of Mrs. A. PujOl
will be pleased to learn that she is now
cOnvalescing after being quite ill at
Rest Awhile, Vaudeville
Little Helen May Hymel, who fell
and broke her arm while at play, Is
doing nicely DR. A. {. King is i'll at
| tendance
1t is with deep regret that We chron-
/ icle the illness of the infant child OF
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.. Webert. Mrs. Web
ert and children have been visiting in
/ Fort Wayne and were to have re-
turned home this week but have been
compelled to delay their return about
two weeks.
Lieut.. and Mrs. JnO. EvenS. the lat
ter formerly Miss Louisa Kraus. are
now in Seattle Wash. Mr.. Evens is
now second lieutenant in the regular
army and expects TO be called to
France any time.
Capt. and Mrs. H. J. Thompson and
daughter, Marion, have taken up their
residence at 1898 Sixth street Tor the
winter.
Mrs. JnO. O. Vallette, of 40 Olivier
street. presented her husband with a
baby girl.
Miss Ella Hotard returned on We'd
nesday from Herbert. Ala.
Mrs. Christ Stumpf, of 901 Teche
street. sustained decorations of the left
leg and internal injuries when a tele
phone box in the Strand theater fel
IT : p. m. Friday, knocking her down
nd tearing her dress. She was taken
to ner homee in an automobile.
Capt. and Mrs. w. F. Short an
nOunce the coming marriage of theil
daughter, Gladys. TO John Turner
Morrison on Wednesday, September
20, at p. m. at the Church of the
Holy Name of Mary. Friends of the
contracting parties are invited to tn,
church through this medium
Mrs. W. B. MandOza presented hel
husband with a fine baby boy.
Mrs Salvador Sunseri was Oper
ated on Wednesday morning at Hote
Dieu by Dr. a. C. King.
Harahan City Tent No. 255, Macca
bees. was instituted at Harahan Sun
day night by State Supreme Com
mander NJ. J. Bulger, assisted b!
Commander John Schroeder of Martin
Behrman Tent No. IS. Thirty-fiy,
members signed tn charter roll.
Miss Nellie Herbert has returned
from st. Louis, Mo.
The 60 Social Club held thei
regular meeting Tuesday night, whel
arrangements for their first CRANE
dance were completed. The dane
will be held on Saturday, Septembe
22, at s o'clock, at Pythian Hall.
large crowd is expected and a goo
time is in store for all who attend III
dance. Admission will be % cents
extra ladies l. cents. Couples attend
ing will please remember to hand il
a name for the club to the man at tn
door
, Mrs. G. C. MOseley and little sor
Charles, of Houston. Texas, are guest
of Mrs. NJ. J. Barrett.
The Once a Month Euchre Gu
met last week at the home of Mrs. +
Goebel. The successful players wer
Mrs. w. Bond. Miss Camille NelsO
and Mrs. d. Murtagh. Mrs. S. BOyla
received the consolation. The mex
meeting will be at the home of Mr.!
Nelson.
/ Mrs. John f. Collins entertaine
n the Friday Night Euchre Club las
i week. The successful players wer
y Mrs. Legarde, Mrs. d. Murtagh an
Mrs. Nelson. Miss Neff received tn
n consolation.
It Mr.. F. Yuratich of Quarantine, La
is spending a week with his famil
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lecourt of D
trOit, Mich, are receiving cOngrat
latiOns on the arrival of a baby be
at their home.
.. DR.. w. II. Weaver has been cleo
i ed physician of the Catholic Ladi,
. Benevolent Association vice DR.. d
'' gan.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin T. Salathe al
IS; two sons Lloyd and Erwin, Jr., spe
re- the week end at Bay st. Louis.
At Mr. Ed. Kern of Opelousas aven,
ns is confined to his bed with typho
fever. His many friends wish him
l." speedy recovery
gre The Saturday Night Five Hundr
Club met at the home of Mrs. L.
- Laup. The successful players we
:. Mrs. L. Delaup, Mrs. R. ], William
and Miss Camille Nelson.
Mrs. Price of Bay ST. Louis