The herald., 1917-01-11

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The annual meeting Of the Silent
Helpers Kings Daughters will be
held tonight at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Koppel. 324 Bermuda street
Mrs. Frank Henning has the sym
pathy Of her many friends in the
loss of her sister. Miss Louisa
Strehle, whose death occurred Sat
urday in Gretna.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Fred Burmaster. of
537 Atlantic avenue. are receiving
congratulations on the argival of a
baby girl to their home.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
Gomez. of 345 Eliza street. was
frightened by the arrival of a baby
boy
Mr. b. Cobb. Of Myrtle Grove. La,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ose. Sunday.
Commander JnO. Schroeder Of Mar
tin Behrman Tent of MaCcabees, as
sisted State Supreme Commander
Bulger in installing a new tent OF
Maccabees at Westwego Sunday. Mr.
Schroeder also delivered an address.
Several members of the local tent
were in attendance.
Miss Katie Schabel has returned
TO Bay St Louis, Miss, to resume
/ her studies at the Academy there.
/ Miss Georgina Herbert was one
of the solOists at the recital given
last week by the Choral Club at
Holmes Hall.
! The second annual moonlight ride
/ of the SITS. John Social Club. given
| Thursday night, attracted a large
crowd and the outing proved most
enjoyable. J. BOdenger headed the
/ committee in charge, assisted by
John Schroeder. p. Mangiaracina, sec
/ rotary and other members.
The many friends of little Marcel
| SerpaS will be glad to learn that he
is improving. The little fellow was
cut on his arm while at play at his
| home in Delaronde street last week
with playmates.
Mrs. Warren Kuhn, formerly Miss
| Edna Butcher, presented her hus-
band with a fine baby boy on Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. Santos and granddaugh-
/ ter Dolores. returned 10 Abita
/ Springs after spending the holidays
/ in Algiers.
/ Miss Rita Santos returned to St.
/ Mary of the Pines. Chatawa, Miss,
/ to resume her studies after spending
the holidays with her mother and
other relatives here.
Capt. c. j. Mott returned home
to Abita Springs from Pilot Town
on account of the illness of his
/ daughter, Dorothy.
The many friends of little Doro-
/ thy Mott will learn with regret OF
/ her serious illness. She had been
| spending the holidays here, and re-
/ turned to her home in Abita Springs
/ to visit her mother before returning
| to Chatawa to resume her studies.
| While there she contracted pneumo-
/ MIA. DR.. Babin is the attending ply
stefan. Miss Dorothy has the sim
/ Cere wish of her little friends for a
/ speedy recovery.
Mrs. Joseph Brown presented her
/ husband with a baby boy last week.
The friends of Mrs. c. c. Weir
will sympathize with her in the loss
of her sister, Mrs. l.. w. Murdoch,
whose death occurred in Houston,
/ Tex, last week.
Mrs. Geo. Munsterman and daugh-
ter May left for their home in Blu
ras after spending a week here with
/ relatives.
/ Emmett Mahoney left Friday for
Jefferson College, after spending the
holidays here with his parents
Judge and Mrs. NJ. S. Mahoney
Mrs. Dreaux, of 627 Atlantic Ave.
presented her husband with a baby
girl
Ernest Cayard and sister Leona
of Lafayette, La. are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. J. J. Vanderlinden.
Mrs. w. l.. Barbour and daughter
Lauraine. left yesterday for Sea
Shore Camp Grounds.
Mrs. J. Gallagher and children
have returned from a visit to Ocean
Springs.
Misses Daisy and IIrma Daniels
expect to leave Sunday for theil
home in Sea Shore Camp Grounds.
Mrs. Amelia Smith returned Sun
day from a trip to BOgalusa, where
she went to install the officers o
the Woodmen Circle at that place
She was the recipient of a handsom,
cut glass fruit bowl.
Grand Guardian Amelia Smitl
returned Monday night from Lock
port, La. where she went to install
the officers of the WOodmen Circl'
Grove at LoCkpOrt.
Mrs. Amelia Smith, Grand Guar
dian of the Woodmen Circle of Lou
isiana. left for Covington on Mon
day for the purpose of installing
the officers of the Covington Grove
Mrs. Lester Brooks is spendin:
awhile at Port Arthur, Tex.