The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-08-02

day, after spending two weeks here.
They were accompanied by Masters
Herbert and Clarence Treadaway,
who will remain two weeks.
Mr.. |. BoudreauX of NapoleOnville
was the guest of Rita Ramos Sunday.
Mrs. Louis V. Sierra and daughter,
Lolita, have gone from Marshall to
Fort Worth, Texas, to spend awhile.
Mrs. V. Hartman, who has been
spending the past two weeks in
Biloxi, returned home Sunday night.
Mr.. James L. Higgins spent Sunday
at Ocean Springs, Miss.
Miss Mary Wilson was a visitor to
Ocean Springs Wednesday.
Mrs. James l.. Higgins spent a few
days at Vaudeville, La, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Higgins and brother,
James Louis. returned yesterday from
Ocean Springs, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hoogoven spent &
few days at Raceland last week.
Miss Nellie Herbert is spending
some time in st. Louis, Mo, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. B..
Zeringue.
Mr.. Ed Herbert returned from
Heartsease Park Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Arnolie is a visitor to our
town this week.
| Master Joseph Wies has gone to
| the country for several weeks.
/ Miss Alice Marshall Heard of
Bunkie is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
/ Wier.
| A motor truck belonging to Abas-
| cal G. Bro, of Verret Street and Peli-
/ can Avenue, operated by William
/ Hayard, 1912 Teche Street, ran into
/ a small boy riding bicycle at Elmira
and Eliza Streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gussie Arnold have
the sympathy of their many friends in
the loss of their baby boy, whose
death occurred July 80.
Miss Ida Volmering is spending a
week in Biloxi, the guest of Miss Con
. cordia Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hayes and son
left for FL Paso, Texas, for an indefi'
mite period.
Mrs. John P. Tierney of Covington
spent a few days with her brother
Mr.. T. G. Hayes.
Nessrs. Ed Spahr and B. Reaney
left Tuesday morning for Jacksonville
Fla, to accept a position.
Mr.. James o. Ford of New Orleans
has taken up his residence at 32l
Delaronde Street.
The Thursday Afternoon Euchrt
Club met last week at the home Of
Miss Katherine Clarke. The success
full players were Mrs. c. w. KRAFT
Miss S. Garland (playing for Mrs. c
Arnold) and Mrs. c. Frisch. Mrs. X
A. Tansey received the consolation
The next meeting will be held at th'
home of Mrs. r. Engler.
Miss Louise KOppel recently re
turned from Columbus, Miss, where
she was the guest for a few weeks o
Misses Emily and Cecilia Slack.
Captain A. NJ. Halliday, president o
the Union Ferry Improvement Co
who spent Thursday in Morgan City
where he has had the ferryboat Het
tie on the ways for several weeks, re
ports that she will be ready to return
to the city by the last Of this weeB
He has had her practically rebuilt
, and she will be like a new boat whel
she resumes service.
Mir. II. Oil hdlOuC wv 1900
: night for New York on bushes
: trip. He will be gone about ten days
Mr.. George Prizes and son, Sam.
Montgomery Ala. were guests OF MI
and Mrs. H. Tom Malone last week
Corporal Halter has been trans
ferred from the Eighth Precinct re
lice Station and Corporal Gregsol
Il comes in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calvin hav
taken up their residence in the city.
Misses Claire and Cleora keena
and Katie and Sidonia Sutherlan
left Saturday night for Galveston
Texas, tom spend a week.
Misses Lillian Curren and Nirm
Keenan, spent Sunday at Heartseas
Park. the guests of Misses Dilzell.
| Misses Florine Gilmore and Comm
Madden returned Sunday from Heart:
ease Park, where they spent severa
weeks with Miss Margaret Dilzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fillery left las
week for New York and other Easter
cities.
Mr.. Alex Axchold left last week fo
l his home in Houston, Texas, to spen
awhile with his parents
Rev. W. S. Slack Of Columbus, Miss
spent a few days here this. week e