The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-15

The Thursday Night Euchre Club
met at the home of Mrs. Chas. Car
bett last week. The successful
players were Mrs. Chas. Carbett, and
Mrs. P. Cognevich. The consolation
fell to the lot of Mrs. Goodlet.
]. c. Root Camp No. $40, Wood
men of the World will give a com
plimentary euchre and lotto party at
Clark's Hall, Elmira avenue and Alix
street. next Friday night. Dancing
will follow the games. The COM
mittee anticipate the attendance of
large crowd and a delightful time
is promised.
The Girls Naval Aid very cleverly
entertained all of Uncle Sans boys
now at the Naval Station Friday
night, November 9, in the Y. M. c.
A. building.
Employees of the South New Or
leans Light and Traction Cimpany
will give fancy and dress
masquerade ball at Lee Hall. Gretna,
Saturday. Nov. "a, with music by
LANES band and the following COM
mittee in charge: A. P. Soulant,
chairman; Herbert Fink. ex-officio;
Ed. Miester, S. Erris, V. Macaluso,
| o. LacOste, L. Cantin.
Lieutenant Wallace H. Herbert, Jr.,
is visiting his parents at 204 Della
ronde Street during a ten-day furlouAl
from Camp Pike.
Corporal George Hoffman was on
duty in Algiers during the absence
of Corporal Hyde who enjoyed a
three-day leave.
At a recent meeting of the Story
Tellers League, Miss Lois Gravois
narrated a folk tale uncle Wind and
Brother Drouth" which was greatly
enjoyed.
On Friday, at 1890 p. m, Miss
Sarah E. Pearson will present the
following european Lands At War
at the series of meetings given this
week by the Young Women's chris
tan Association.
The Junior Circle, King Daughters
held their regular meeting last weel
at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Higgins. The winter work for th'
circle was outlined and routine bust
ness' transacted. The Juniors ash
that the public kindly assist then
nv sending any old or outgrowI
clothes to their leader, Mrs. Jas. l.
Higgins, 537 Bermuda Street, VIM
will forward them to the needy.
Mr.. ]. Ehlers, who was serlousl!
injured in the eye while at work a
the Naval Station some time ago L
: out again.
James H. Blenk Memorial Circle o
ST. Margaret's Daughters Will give
euchre and lotto on next Saturday
November II. at the home OF Mrs. 1
r Richardson, 712 Pelican Avenue
The following committee is in charge
Mrs r. Whitmore, president; Mrs
In Morrison, chairlady, assisted o.
Mrs. Robert Whitmore and Mrs. Ell
Mills. Mrs. w. F. Short is chalrlad
of the lotto committee.
Mr. McEckroH is enjoying awhll
, here with his family at Delarond
' and Bermuda Streets. after trip I
3 France and England.
II has been discovered that the II
FAINT born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Good
Q wvne a few weeks ago came to tn
{ world with a perfectly formed foot
( of which the parents are very proue
The Tuesday Night Euchre Gu
9 met at the home of Mrs. Mills las
h week. The successful players wer
= Mrs. Alice Corbett and Mrs. Bia:
: gipi. The consolation fell TO the lt
e of Mrs. ]. Owens. The next meetin
i will be held at the home OF Mr.
v Alice Corbett.
7. Merton Sadler, who enlisted som
time ago. has been called into Sc
) vice and is stationed at the loci
i Naval Station as hospital apprentice
g The many friends of Mrs. Theodor
Conway will regret to learn that sh
= was compelled to undergo an ope
d alton Monday at Hotel Dieu.
Tickets are out for an entertain
4 ment to be given for the benefit
s Miss Alma Quinn, who is having a
J. operation performed on her ham
'. Miss Quinn was burned nearly Nv
X years ago. Everyone come out an
/, help the good cause. The benefit wi
a be given at Electric Park Thursda
November %. Music by Schilling
70 LDixie Jazz Band. Admission