The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-10

Three more of our young men have
1 Joined the officers training camp at
/ Little Rock, viz: Roy A Schroeder.
/ 40 Pacific Avenue: Elmer a. Nc
( Cluskey. %3l Atlantic Avenue. and W.
4. Norman, Aurora Plantation.
Mrs. Warren A Smith Of Constance
/ Street. presented her husband with a
! fine baby girl. Mrs Smith was for
merry Miss Louise Doyle Of our dis
{ trict
Mr.. Conrad Frisch arrived Tuesday
/ from New York to spend a few days
with his family.
The Jolly Twelve Eurhre Club met
last week at the home of the Misses
ROusselot. The successful PLAYERS
We're Misses Angie Riordan and Ruth
( Borne. Miss Beulah Borne received
the consolation. The next meeting
will be- held a. the home OF Miss Rita
Yuratioh.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Whitmorc en-
tcrtdiued the Social Senior Eurhrc
club Monday night The successful
players were MIR. r. +. Wutmorc
ami Mrs. c. H. BroNuIeo. Mr.. +. !
Borne and Mrs r. +. Whitmore Mr.
ami Mrs ". \ Nelson received the
consolation The ucv, meeting Will
take DIaoo at the home OF Mr.. ami
Mrs +. ]. Borne
The Thursday Afternoon Eu,hre
Club met last week at the home OF
Mrs. +. J. Mothe The SUCCESSFUL
layers were Miss Katherine Clarke.
Mrs. L. }. Lewis and Mrs F. Goebol
Mrs. {. Iatarain playing Tor Mrs. c.
Arnold received the BOBBY. The next
meeting will take place at the home
Of Mrs W. Nelson in NalIette Street.
Louis K. Goebel has returned from
Meridian. where he has been residing
for the past few years, and taken up
his residence here as manager OF the
Railway Supply Company OF Alabama.
Mrs. T. GOebel entertained the y.
and l.. Sewing Club at Five Hundred
last Friday afternoon in honor Of her
guest. Mrs A. Kohl Of Hastings. Neb.
The successful players were Mrs. c.
v Kraft Mrs. II. T. Malone and Mrs.
n. Lee Sease. Mrs. y. Kohl received
the consolation. \ dainty luncheon
was served after the games.
Mrs. Alice Gisch has returned to
her home in New York. after a
lengthy stay here with her daughter,
Mrs. l.. F. Gisch
George Munsterman spent Sunday
al Buras. La. with his parents.
Mrs George ". Medium, JT OF New
Iberia, arrived Tuesday to attend tn,
Louisiana State Pharmaceutical AssO-
y..R h -, ~,
session three days at Hotel Grune-
valid
Mrs. G. Deitchweller left Sunday
night for Chicago TO visit her sister
in-law.
Mr. \. c. Delaune OF ThibodeauX
has associated himself in the drug
business for the summer with Chris
l.. Stumpf druggist n Teche Street.
Mr. Delaume is about to finish three
year course in chemistry at the New
Orleans College of Pharmacy.
Members of Sancta Maria Council
will attend the annual communion at
the Church OF the Holy Name OF Mary
at : o'clock mass Sunday, May y.
Frank MUscOts, an Austrian, ~
years old. was arrested at Nine-Mile
Point. lower coast Of Algiers. Thurs
day morning by Joseph F. Bowers, a
special officer for the Orleans LeVee
Board. who considered he was acting
peculiar. As he was not wanted by
the Federal authorities a charge OF
lettering was preferred and Recorder
Golf imposed a sentence OF s. or
thirty days.
Mr.. J. W. Altman and daughter
Louise. spent Thursday in st. Fran
cisville. the guest of Mrs. Temple.
From there they went to Wilhelm TO
spend two weeks vacation, the guest
of Mrs. Florence Holdher.
Mrs Charles Russell spent Thurs
day in ST. Francisville and Friday in
Wilhelm.
The many friends of Miss Lucille
Satite will regret to learn she was
taken to the hospital Monday morn
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ayzen have the
sympathy of their many friends in
the loss of their eight-months' old
baby. who died from measles.
Chris l.. Stumpf. Jr.. arrived from
Austin. Tex. Saturday, after spend
ing three months there.
Mr.. August Kelvin and daughter
Miss Ida. left last week for Pontcha-
toula. La. TO spend a few weeks
with DR.. f. ]. Kelvin and family.
Mrs. August Kelvin and daughter.
Miss Aline. left Sunday for Long
Beach to visit relatives.
Miss Maggie Martin has returned
from Jacksonville, Fla. where she
spent some time with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Donnelser.
When the large flag was raised
at City Park last Sunday it was in
deed a credit to Miss Odile Riley,
for that young lady was successful
in raising ga Of the $o5 that the