The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-24
PERSONALS
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The many friends OF Mr., F. j.
pleased TO know she is couvalesciug
! after a brief illness
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Cieutdt Of
! Marshall. Texas, are spending few
! days here the guests OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Cieutat.
! Mrs. Albert Clark and daughter.
Faye. arrived from Houston, where
| they were the guests of her sister,
Mrs. Fenton Rahm.
! The Red Cross Sewing Circle, un-
! der the Craftsmanship OF Mrs. ". b.
Warren. assisted by Mrs. +. J. Ho-
tard. has been rendered the use OF
the parish house OF Mt Oliyet Epis-
| copal Church and began their work
yesterday afternoon The meetings
are held AT 2'uclOck and all who are
| Interested in this most worthy work
| are most cordially invited 10 attend
| the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Ruiz will
| leave Saturday for California, where
4 they expect TO take up their per
manent residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry McNeely and
| children motored TO Plaquemine last
Saturday. and spent a most de-
lightful day.
Eldred McNeely has been pro-
NOTED to the laboratory department
OF the American Sugar Refinery.
William Sewes Hotard. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. j. pIotard. Jr., was
awarded first prize in the Galveston
Baby Show held during Baby Week.
On June - there will be a most
interesting entertainment given at
Pythian Hall by the Junior Choir of
the Algiers Methodist Church.
Mrs. p. j. Coyne and daughter.
Mildred, are spending a few days at
Lafayette, as the guests of relatives
Mrs Lucille Smith and a party of
Friends spent Sunday at Biloxi. Miss
Mrs. W +. Harding and little
daughter of Verret street left last
week to spend a while at Grand
Prairie, La
The many friends of Mr.. Chas Adj
ANS of Seguin street will be glad to
know he is home from TOurO Infirm-
larry, after undergoing an operation
ItOr appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Luft of Sesuin
street, spent Sunday at Bay st. Louis.
Miss. the guest of Mrs Henry Luft
The many friends of Miss Stella
Feeney will be pleased to know she
is improved after a brief illness.
Mrs. Geo. Pefterkorn and son of
Lafayette. La, were week end visit
Ors to Algiers. the guests of Mrs. JOS
Thorning of Seguin street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Salathe. Sr,
Mr.. and Mrs. w p. Salathe. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin T, Salathe and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Al
brecht and children, and Mrs, Pack
ard motored to Peach Orchard and
|spent a very pleasant day Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Tompson of Tampa,
Fla. was a visitor here last week. the
guest of his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Casper Hook. He also visited his
family in Bay St Louis.
Miss Miriam Russo entertained the
audience at the Folly Theatre Friday
night This was her first attempt be
fore the public. She received much
Applause.
Miss Zelda Huckins. the talented
Huckins took part in the recital Civ
en- yesterday afternoon at NewcOmb
College. Miss Huckins and Miss See
bold played "Arensky's DeuX Ara
besques."
The Jolly Twelve Euchre Club met
last week at the home of Miss EOla
Abbott The successful players were
Miss Ruth Borne and Miss Esther
Yuratich. Miss Adelaide Giblin re
ceived the consolation Miss Ruth
Borne will entertain at the next meet
ins.
Mr. Frank Yuratich left Monday
morning for Quarantine station after
spending a week here with his fam
lily,
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Huckins and
daughter Zelda, Mr. and Mrs. l.. +.
Gisch and daughter Emily, Mr. Ed
Gisch of New York, and {. w Bos-
.trum spent a most delightful day at
Bayou Des Allemands last week.
While fishing was not so good, the
jolly crowd caught a lot of craytish
and picked many blackberrics.
ROCer Chestnut of Crescent Lodge
NJ. -, N. Ol l., }. W OlhfllDil VI ' II
ginia Lodge No. 1876, and J. o. Stew
art OF Halcyon Lodge No. SO attend
ed the Grand Lodge of the KNIGHTS OF
Pythias which convened in Crowley
this week
Mrs. F. Yuratich entertained the
Tuesday Night Club. The successful
PLAYERS were Misses Stella Abribat
and Clara Richards. Miss Rita Gur-
atich playing for Miss Ella Richards
received the consolation.
The Matrons Club was entertained
by Mrs. f. J. MOthe this week. The
successful players were Mrs. G. BOur-
geois. Mrs. f.. Manent and Mrs. /. j..
Lewis. The consolation was received
by Mrs. Hy Brown. Mrs. \. Shor'
will entertain at the next meeting.
Mrs. A NJ. Barry left for her home
in Houston, Tex, Tuesday night al