The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-21
| PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

and Mrs. l.. MuEsterman and
Nj L. claire and son Ira are
tsusiu,r awhile at Buras. La. the
spelaioo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nuns
ternan' rborning and daughters.
ME md Mildred. are guests OF the
sas nsr's daughter, Mrs. J. J. Cieu-
~ IN beaumont, Tex.
tst, - ? Cucich OF Delaronde st.
Sunday morning Tor Hammond,
M ~ spend awhile with friends.
bS the many friends OF Frederick
Id Nv Of Opelousas avenue. will be
80 80 TO know that he Is home
pres Hotel Dieu after undergoing
I'VE oration for appendicitis.
~ v w Hettie Brown OF Garyville,
Tho has been the guest OF Miss
- - PIatt. returned home Sun
She was accompanied by Miss
S DIsit who will spend s9pe time with
p'v n Lee Sease entertained the
and L, Sewing Club last week.
Miss Ruth Kiehl spent the past
= IN Algiers as the guest of Miss
s.Iar TALON. She expects 10 leave
.snr,Iy for Houston. Tex.
sD c.,ta Maria Council. knights OF
c.i~mbus. Joined the ranks OF the
SSsrty bond purchasers, the decis-
:. being made at the meeting held
-, week TO subscribe 800 to the
s."d The 500 party and dance
..Ssauled for June - has been post
.onsd until further notice.
The cool breezes OF Thursday
.,,h, we're responsible for a small
Ss,s AT the home of AdOlph Roup-
..S s4s Slidell avenue. \ curtain
sms in contact with a lamp in the
s.Sroom and the flimsy material
'.O, vas a mass of flames. J. c.
Tsrperson. petty officer on the l. 5.
Nashville, who happened TO be in
,bs vicinity, extinguiShed the flames.
The Thursday Afternoon Euchre
rlrb was entertained by Mrs. Il. 4. |
T,nsey. The successful players were
Ms. Claire Richards Cplaying for
Trs A. Burke). Mrs. G. W. Pollock, /
1nlsving for Mrs. c. Hoffstetter) /
,rd Mrs. F. GOebel. Mrs. G. Bour
,sois received the consolation. The /
rgu meeting will be held at the F.
bome of Mrs. G. Bourgeois.
Engineer James Ketchum. OF the
sryboat A. NJ. Halliday. who was /.
stricken with paralysis about three
xseks ago while at work on the /
hat has sufficiently improved 70 be I
moved around in an invalid chair. /
vhich will be gratifying news to his .
many friends on the river who were .
rieYed to learn of his affection.
Miss L. HUM and niece Frances
North left Sunday for Galveston,
Texas
Miss Marion North had as her
ruest the past week Miss Emma
Nayo Of Harahan. Miss North &C
nnpanied Miss Mayo home and will
sent some time there.
Wm. Whitmore and r. Emmett
hhoney have returned from Jetfer-
on College to spend their vacation.
Richard Martinez, u, was treated
Friday afternoon for a fractured
left foot, sustained when he fell in
isbarking from the ferryboat Thorn.
q Pickles, at the head of Morgan
street The boy told police that
shen an unknown woman knocked
lin aside his foot became entangled
q the pontoon
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Mclean. for
merry OF our town, have taken pos
session Of their new home in Waco.
Tex, where Mr.. Mclean now is con-
iscted with Public Utilities Commits
son, serving in an important capa
niy.
Mr.. Roger Shaw. formerly of the
Johnson Iron Works. left Saturday
lor the Training School at Cam
sndge, Mass. His many friends re-
pelted 10 part with him. and wish
See him return safe and in a very
hort while.
The Rest Awhile board meeting
vas held on Thursday afternoon at
ne Home Institute and plans were
aaae Tor the opening of Rest Awhile
July 3. Much interest has CEN
s'ea around the pound party which
H held on Friday at the same
paee' al which time supplies of gro
e'ies were sent by circles and
neads as we'll as by the merchants. {
Awhile, -
me regular meeting of the Silent
aspefs Circle was held at the res
.saee OF Mrs. ]. B. Babin Thursday {
ssalhg, with the regular routine {
BUSINESS occupying the attention I
.ae members present.
A. a. annual memorial service of I
"oodmen Circle of this city will
az pace Sunday. June pa. at S
So ~. ana the members and their
',aas are invited TO attend.
'A L. Higgins was a recent Wis {