The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-31
PERSONALS
A ND OTHERWISE

10 visit his son, Stanley. in training
camp there. The mayor also will
bring home news and greetings to the
other Orleanians in the camp He
returned to the city Monday.
Chicken thieves visited the prem
ises of Victor Jacob, 1915 Elmira av-
enue Friday night and stole eight
hens and a rooster valued at $l1.
Mrs. c. +. Dickey entertained the
y. and l.. Sewing Circle last week.
/ Mrs. Chas. Zatarain has returned
/ from Morgan City where she spent the
past ten days.
/ Robert Smith. l. years old, of l22i
/ TeChe street, was stabbed in the left g.,
| shoulder by negro boy named Edw.
/ Coleman. of 1922 Nunez street. Sat
urday evening at 6:30 o'clock follow
/ ing a dispute over a game OF base /
/ ball The wound is not serious.
/ Messrs. Frank and Peter Reaney Of !
! Patterson street have gone to Phila- /
delphia. Penn, to make their home /
with their sister, Mrs. Robt. Maxwell. !
They have accepted positions with !
! the Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Havana. /
/ Cuba. but formerly of our town. an /
nounce the engagement of their |
| daughter. Wilhelmina. TO DR.. Gustav /
| Gonzaes, the wedding 10 take place |
on June %.
Miss Victoria Giepert spent the |
week end in Abita Springs, La. the |
guest of her cousin, Mrs. c. J. Mott. !
! She returned home Monday.
he
| Florence spent few days at Pointe- |
a-La-Hache, La. last week. On
! their return Sunday, they were ac-
companied by little Marion Favret
who is spending awhile here with
Il her grandparents.
1 Misses Beulah and Ruth Borne,
Myrtle Peterson and Stella Abribat.
NessrS Clayton Borne, Clayton
Whelan and John Norris spent the
weekend at Pointe-a-La-HaChe. La.
The Thursday Afternoon Five
Hundred Club met at the home OF
Mrs. c. Johnson. The successful
players were Mrs. r. F. Monsal-
batge. playing for Mrs. W. Sadler,
and Mrs. +. Duvic. Mrs. +. Lee
Boeuf received the consolation. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs J. p. Nolan.
Miss Daisy Daniels of Sea Shore
Camp Ground. has peen spending
awhile here.
Mrs r. F.. Monsalbatge left Tues
day night for Atlanta, Ga. TO be
matrou Of honor a. her sisters we'd
! ding.
The Thursday Night Euchre Club
was entertained by Mrs. c. Hoff-
stetter last week. The successful
PLAYERS were Mrs. J. A. Garland and
4 Miss Katie O'Brien. Miss Rosa
= belle Garland received the COnsola-
= ton. Miss Mary Traub will be hos
T. tess at the next meeting.
Mrs. \. Kohl. who has been the
guest of Mrs F. Goebel for the past
>. six weeks was rendered a surprise
party last Monday night. The even
: ing was most enjoyably spent.
> Mrs. Mollie Tierney returned
: from COvington, La, Sunday, after
spending awhile with her daughter.
Mrs T G. Hayes.
Mr.. Frank Campbell has accepted
y a position in Aberdeen, Washington,
I for which place he will leave short
d ". He will reside with his brother,
?. j. j. Campbell.
= Mrs. Jas. l.. Vent left Wednesday
= to visit her husband in Tallahassee.
| Fla. They will also visit relatives
in Carrabelle and in ApalachicOla,
Fla.
The many friends of Mr.. Chas.
Adams of Seguin street will be glad
to learn that he has recovered and
will resume his position on June l.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Luft expect to
leave Sunday for Bay St. Louis,
| Miss.
II Mr.. Jno. Lips left yesterday morn
| ing for Bay ST. Louis, where he will
reside.
Il Miss Mildred Himmelricht will be
graduated in stenography Friday
from the Esplanade Ave. High
School.
/ Mr.. Bill Talbot came up from
| Pilot Town to spend a few weeks
with his mother.
| Mr.. r. M. McEachsrn returned
from Sabine. Texas, after a pleas
ant trip.
i Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Borne enter
j tanned the Social Senior Euchr
Club Monday night. The successful
J players were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P
Nolan. and Mr.. w. A. Nelson an
Mrs. F. Borne The consolation
were received by Mr. R. f. Whit
more and Mrs c. H. Brownlee. Nj
and Mrs. T. U Buchholz will enter
tain at the next meeting
Mrs. Harry Hale and two littl
daughters and her sister. Miss Rem
Lawton. are spending the summe
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ia:
Lawton. 436 Bouny street.
Miss Alta Baker spent Sunday a
Gretna. La. the guest of Mr.. an
Mrs. Chas. Vicknair and family.
The picture show benefit for tn
Swimming Tank Fund, to be give
at the H. n. G. c., has been pos
poned until June -. The entire pr
ceeds of the nights performanC
will go towards the swimming tan
fund. Refreshmen0 will be sol
on the grounds.
Mrs. W. P. Salathe left Sunda
for Covington, La. to spend fe
days with her sister, Mrs. j.
McNeely.
Miss Alva Salathe returned fro
Covington. La. after spending
waaL tbare with relatives