The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-17

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lie is there taking Bishop Gum S
place whilst Bishop Gum is giving
confirmation in New Orleans FIR
Cassagne thinks the residence of the
Bishop Of NatChez should be at the
Pass. What is it to him any how?
Has he got any aspirations?
Very Rev FIR. kavanaugh of Our
Lady of Lourdes was the guest of
FIR Larkin at luncheon Tuesday
COMMUNIONS.
Last Sunday the members of Santa
Maria Council of Knights of Column
bus. received communion in body.
Although most OF the Knights went to
communion at the mass, several
went at the thus thinning out the
ranks at the I.
Next Sunday will be the regular
monthly communion OF the Children
of Mary, both seniors and juniors.
SERVICES.
Thursday Masses -5-7-9-10
May DeyotiOns and Benedictions
after Mass.
SUNDAY.
Atasses-5-7-9-1O.
Baptism-i-5.
May DevOtiOns-6:30.
RED CROSS.
The Algiers branch of the Red Cross
has been organized, and will hold its
meetings at the X. of c. home on
Olivier st. Miss Ella Rees is chair
lady of the branch. Over % ladies
have already given in their names. \
demonstration from New Orleans
will come over to instruct the ladies
in their patriotic work. About l.
sewing machines are needed
All the ladies of Algiers having the
time and spirit are invited to CO.
operate in this good work
ALL DAY RIDE.
All who were not on the Sidney
last Sunday missed a fine trip. A
large crowd from Algiers was on
hand, and the fortunate ones had
the time of their lives. Mr.. Weather
man was at his best and produced
for that day the choicest brand in his
collection. Ole Sol. gladdened things
with his slanting ways and Mr..
Pickle and Miss Olive of Heinzs SIS.
completed the gifts which helped
to make the ride of the 18th of May
1917, one of the best rides ever given
on the river. Ball games were play
ed under the beautiful trees of Con-
cession and though no sensational
plays were made there was enough
noise to disturb the sleeping echoes
OF the peaceful town. Though most
of the picniCkers had been to church
in the morning, being all of a very
religious turn of mind, they felt that |
a little more church would not inter- |
fere with their pleasure, so to the |
nearest church they took themselves. |
The church was orthodox, the bible |
was there, and so was the minister, |
but the color was not of the right |
hue. Some did not mind this, and !
they were getting along nicely with |
services unit 1.-The collection box and
officer of the town appeared. and
en- some swallowed half uttered allie
Roias and scampered out.
The young people enjoyed them.
selves at all times
Wait for this event next wear.
HAZEL KIRKE.
This play has been postponed from
Sat. 18th. to Monday May u.
This is given by the Ii. y. G.. C.
Dramatic Club for the benefit of FIR
Petits work. Hence people of AL
giers you are asked to come and en-
courage your young people in a noble
enterprise. This is only the beginn-
ing of series of such entertainments
to be staged
People are continually talking
about the welfare of the young men
and young ladies. here's a chance to
do something practical for them.
These young ladies and young men
have worked hard for several weeks
under the untiring direction of Mr..
Vallery Barras, to give you a first
class entertainment, let the people of
Algiers show their appreciation by
filing the II. y. e. c. hall on that
evening.
You'll not miss the small amount
OF 25 cents. Besides it will not be
a pure gift for you will receive value
for your money, for the actors are
above the ordinary. There is not a
weak character in the cast. All are
familiar with the clever work of
Misses Cornelia Murphy, Emily Tai
lon and Cora Shields. Cleo Plat will :
make her first appearance on the H. :
\. G. c. stage but she has made an |
enviable reputation on other stages, |
and her friends viii not be disappoint. (
ed in her work. |
Of the young men, it can be said
hat Algiers ought to be proud of T
hem. Vallery Barras. Jr., follows In ]
lis fathers footsteps and is already a I