The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
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Larkin. S. NJ.
Rev. FIR. Huot. chaplain of DR..
Pinaud, of Pass Christian, was also
a guest at the Rectory Tuesday.
Rev. J. p. Cassagne, s. NJ, was
the guest of Very Rev. FIR. WynhO-
ven Wednesday, on a trip to Hope
Haven.
Months Mind Services in honor
of Archbishop Blenk, at st. Patrick 5
church was we'll attended by Algiers
people Very Rev FIR Larkin and
FIR. Cassagne and FIR Petit, the sis
tiers and children and number of
ladies were present to show their
love of their former pastor.
Services.
NOvena--A special novena prepar-
atory to the feast of the Sacred
Heart will begin Thursday at $50.
Thursday Feast of Corpus Christi"
there will be a special Mass at 5
a. m.
Sunday: Masses, 5, I, ., 10.
Baptisms: ga
BaptiSms.
Robert Paul, son of Octave ].
Borne and Agnes V. Hughes of 270
Belleville street. Sponsors, S. f.
Thigpen and Miss Sarah A. McCord.
Lucille, daughter of Tom Travia
and Louise Bazile, Of McLellanville.
Sponsors, Pascuale Salerno and
Katie Travia.
Red Cross Benefit at III. Y. G.. &.
The Red Cross Chapter of Algiers
gave its first benefit at the II. y.
G. c. Tuesday night and from all
appearances it was a great success.
The spacious grounds of the club
were filled, standing room in the
next block only. This is the first of
a series of benefits that will be given
at the II. y. G. G. for this same pur-
pose. This is in pursuance with the
policy of the IL. n. G. C. that it is
for the benefit of the people.
Several other big benefits are
being planned, which will be an
nounced soon.
The throng of Tuesday enjoyed
themselves. for the night was ideal,
cool, refreshing, and the pictures
were up to the usual high standard
of pictures regularly shown at the
H. N. G. c.
Men can enjoy their smoke and
the young children can scamper on
the lawn. What more can be de-
sired?
Play Ground Benefit, Tuesday, June
IL, for Tank Fund.
Remember the date, Tuesday,
June IL, big benefit for the Algiers
Swimming Tank will be given at the
II. N. G. c. An elaborate program
of pictures will be given and some
other attractions which will be Sc
lected by Miss Eola Abbott and Mr..
ID. Benedetto. All are invited to
help and make this a big success.
The II. N G. is most willing to
get its own tank.
III. n. G. G..
The members of the club will be
saddened at hearing that Fred. Cay
ard, one of the clubs best members,
is at the Hotel Dieu to be operated
upon for appendicitis. All members
are invited to visit him as soon as
visitors will be allowed.
Friends of Herbert Quinn will re-
joice on hearing that he has re-
turned to his old position at Swift's
at a great advance In salary and less
work. This young man, worthy as
he is, likes a good time, and the
Navigation Co. was in no
eition to compensate him ade-
Ately for his ability, and his ia
hity to let good American coin slip
Through his fingers. The club will
now see more of him.
Indoor ball is again the principal
game. Tonight the boys are play
ing the Y. NJ G. c. and some game
1t will be. Umbach and Mckinney
and Abbott Kirke and Mark and a
few others will be on hand. Mark
Abbott is in a brown study these
days. The boys are wondering what
is the trouble. Some suspect that
some deep felony has been commit
ted. Would ii be possible that some
one would have purloined Marks
best? Whoever is guilty. restore at
once, the club cannot play without
two short stops.
Fred Middleton, Jr, is to join the
club and thus add another good
pitcher to the staff which is already
very efficient.
Now, boys and everybody, hats off
to two heroes. Nobody would sus-
pect Algiers of having heroes, but it
is fact and an undeniable one.
Yours truly. Alvin Mckinney and
Mervin Umbach are the gentlemen
to whom you must bow the next
time you meet. Every one has to
be polite to them around the club
now. 1t is no more Mack and I'm.
bach but 1t is Mr.. Mckinney and Mr..
Umbach.
And it all happened thusly Last
Sunday the Italian Red Cross held
a big celebration at the Fair
Grounds, and amongst the attrac-
lions were races, and among the
races was a one mile race for A. A.
U. and Prep. School men. There
was a whole track full of them.
Well they lined up and with the
crack of the pistol they were off.
One Nc held back and was last for
about 200 yards, and then he real
lied that there was a race on and
so started to see what ii looked like.
From the rear he came followed by
Mr.. Umbach and to the front they
went. 1t seems that Mac would say
in that stage whisper of his, to each |