The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-08-09

few weeks.
Mrs. Joe Koenig and two children.
Joseph and Lillian. OF Boyce are
spending three weeks with Mrs. y.
kocnig OF AliX Street.
The Tuesday Night Euchre Club
met at the home Of Miss Clairia
Richards. The successful players
were Mrs. ?. Cognevich and Mrs. F.
Yuratich. The next meeting will be
al the home Of Miss Ella Richards.
Mrs. F. Yuratich left yesterday for
Pass Christian to spend awhile with
Mrs. ROusSelOt.
The Jolly Twelve Euchre Club met
at the home OF Miss Julia Birney last
week. The successful payers were
Miss Rita Yuratich and Miss Ruth
Borne. The consolation fell TO the lot
OF Miss Esther Yuratich.
Misses Esther Yuratich and Rita
Roussplot returned from Pass Chris
tian, after spending a few days there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richards left Mon
day for Abita Springs TO spend
month.
MIS- J. Atenhofer and baby left for
Lafayette to spend awhile with her
sister. Mrs. Babin.
Miss Eudora Walters was a week
end visitor of Miss FredOnia Mon
grue
Mrs T Turner and children of San
Diego. Cal, are visiting Mrs. Sirey OF
Pelican Avenue.
Mr.. Lester Brooks of Philadelphia
spent a few days here with Mrs. De
Laup and Mrs. Sam BOylan.
The Girl Scouts. Magnolia Troop No
l. enjoyed a hike to City Park on
Saturday, August 1. They covered the
distance. taking the route out Canal
Street. in exactly one hour and half
A most enjoyable day was spent.
DO not fail TO attend the Box Sup
per Social TO be given by the Girl
Scouts, Troop No. |, on Saturday. Au-
gust II. The novelty of the affair
should interest you, then you will be
helping the scouts to carry on their
work If you don't quite understand
how it is to be conducted ask any
scout or their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Fernandez and
children. Mrs. L. MCQuilling and
daughter and Grandmother Willis re-
turned from Milneburg Thursday
after spending a week there
The Girl Scouts entertained a few
sailors Of the Naval Station on Tues
day night al the home of Miss Helena
Ehlers. Dainty refreshments were
served and dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour,
TIL, E~r;J,,-
at the home OF Mrs. Gerrets last week.
I The successful payers were Miss Ca
mile Nelson, Mrs F. Borne and Mrs
/ De Laup. The next meeting will be
| held at the home Of Miss Clairia
Richards
Mrs. W. f. Short returned from
Atlanta, Ga, last Thursday after a
three weeks session of the WOodmen
men Circle. Mrs. Short is the supreme
delegate
Mr.. d. Ernst of Houma spent the
past week with Mr.. F. c. Wagner,
Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wagner and chill
dren leave Saturday for Milneburg.
The Child's Welfare Association
expects to give a dance on Sept. LIST.
Further details will be given through
our next issue.
Miss Collect Braem is spending
some time in Port Barre.
Messrs Charles Hantel and Andrew
Morley left yesterday for Abita
Springs. to spend month.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Singer of 544
Pacific avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival of a big
girl at their house Yesterday at l
p. m.
Miss Norma Weber is spending
some time in Marshall, Tex.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Stenhouse was baptized Sunday
at the church of the Holy Name of
Mary. Father Larkin officiating. the
sponsors being Mrs J. E. Monroe
and Mr.. Walter B. Green The
name given the little one was Wal
ter Green.
Mr.. R. Stenhouse of Seguin street
spent Wednesday at Chef Mentuer
where he enjoyed the day in fishing.
The Catholic Knights and Ladies'
OF America Branch No. 80 will hold a
regular monthly meeting tonight at
40 at Mechanics Hall, Gretna. All
members are requested to attend
Mr.. H. Maronge left last week for
Houma where he went to be examin-
ed for the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubener and children
OF Pelican avenue. returned from
Bay st. Louis. Sunday night.
Mrs. P. Cucich and daughter are
spending some time at Milneburg.