The herald., 1917-07-26
PERSONALS.
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George Hoffman, the efficient clerk
of the Eighth precinct police station,
has returned to his post after a four
day vacation. during which PatrOlman
Anthony SansOviCh held down the job
in fashion.
The Misses Emma and Hermaine
Gayaut were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Larkins and family of Pass Chris
tian for the week END
Mrs. l.. Kinkaid left last night for
Midland, Lafayette and Houston,
Texas, TO spend while with rela-
tives.
Mayor Behrman Tuesday left for
Browns Wells. Miss, where he will
spend about ten days.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
CelsO Gonzales was baptized Sun
day at Tampa. Fla The name be-
slowed on the little one was w. II.
Harvey Gonzales The sponsors were
Mrs. Gonzales and Mr.. VIM. II. Har-
vey.
While stealing a ride on an auto
truck belonging to +. c. DuviC and
in charge of Lynn Bond, Monday, at
Verret and Newton streets, Robert
Frazier. 9-year old negro, of sos
DeArmas street, fell and hurt his
back.
Mrs. L. J. Lewis is spending
awhile at POinte-a-La-Hache, La.
The Tuesday Night EuChre Club
met at the home of Mrs. B. Nelson
in Alix street. The successful play
Mrs. Cognevich. the next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Olivier.
Misses Belle and Mary Brown left
for their home in Plaquemine after
spending six weeks here with Mrs.
F. Heuner.
Miss Louise Jolly of Plaquemine,
La. lis visiting her sister. Mrs. F.
Heuner.
The Jolly Twelve Social Club met
at the home of Miss Esther Yura-
itch. The successful players were
Misses Rita ROusselOt and Esther
Yuratich. The consolation fell TO
the lot of Miss Ju.Ia Birney. The
club met last night at the home OF
Miss Ruth Borne.
Mrs. 7. Graham and two children
of Buras are visiting Mrs. F. 4.
YuratiCh of Pelican avenue
Mr.. A. f. Clingenpuel left on the
U. s. Nashville for an indefinite pc
riod.
Misses Esther Yuratich and Rita
Rousselot expect to rcave next Wed
nesday for Pass Christian to spend
a week with Mrs. Rousselot.
Mrs. RousselOt and daughter,
Adele, left last Sunday for Pass
hr;,
their summer home.
Mrs. ]. r. Allen spent Wednesday
at Bay st. Louis.
Misses Dot Hibbens and Mabel
Allen and Mr. Richard Allen spent
Sunday at Bay St. Louis.
Mr.. Connell Hardy left for Baton
Rouge Tuesday, where he has ac-
cepted a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. McCloskey and
daughter, Myrtle Lee. and Mr.. Pat
McCloskey have returned from Mo-
bile after attending the wedding of
their sister, Miss Anges McCloskey
to Mr.. Harry Webster.
A meeting of Algiers Chapter OF /
the Red Cross was held at the X. .
of c. Hall. A class was organized /
in bandage making. Sewing was
resumed on Tuesday morning at .
$3.50, to continue until further no
tice.
Miss Annie Louise McNeely OF
La. is spending a week
h Miss Ermine Hopper.
Mrs. Erwin T. Salathe and two
IONS expect to leave Friday for Bav
st. Louis TO spend month.
uel Harding. Jr., will leave Friday
for Bay st. Louis.
Misses Ethel Foster and Alma
Martin spent Sunday at Covington.
the guests of Miss Olga McNeely.
Miss Mary Spellman and Mr.. Jos.
Spellman left Saturday night for
Bay st. Louis to spend a few DAYS
with Mrs. Allen and family.
Mrs. JnO. Finley and two children
spent Sunday at Covington. La.
Mr.. Eugene Goudean spent Sun
day at Bay St Louis. the guest of
w. P. Salath
Mr.. Fred Diket spent Sunday at
Bay st. Louis
Mr.. Erwin T. Salathe spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Bay ST. Louis.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. o. Carey spent
Sunday at Waveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rousso spent
Wednesday at Milneburg.
Harry Tompson spent Sunday at
Bay st. Louis with his family.
The Misses G. and C. Leblanc are
listing the Misses Burmaster OF
'eche street for a few weeks, Mr.. |
iilton Che sson, has accompanied
hem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philimgear and chill
rem are visiting Mrs. Cazabon OF :.
over Coast. u
Miss A. Bowers will leave shortly =
'r Vaudeville. where she will visit 81
n a few weeks. p'
The many friends of Miss G.. ~
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The many friends of Miss C. .e
har will be glad to know that she Ia