The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-09-06
PERSONALS.
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ISOLATION fell to the lot of Mrs. Ger
retts The next meeting viii be at
the home Of Mrs. J. h. Collins in FL
mira Avenue.
Joseph Harvey returned from
Tampa, Fla. sunday morning, after
spending two weeks with his sister.
Mrs. CelSO Gonzalez.
Mrs c. POnti and children returned
from San Antonio. Texas, after spend
Ing some time there.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. .. Carey and child
rem are home from Wayeland, after
spending a few weeks there.
Mr.. Scott of Galveston visited Mr..
and Mrs. ). J. Hogan last week.
Mr. Charles Keeper and family are
spending the week at Milneburg.
The campaign recently conducted by
Santa Maria Council No. 1.724, knights
of Columbus. realized an amount of
$l,2012j. This also included the as
sesSment OF each member. This
amount of money will be transferred
TO the War Fund.
Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Labit are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of bouncing baby girl at their home.
Mrs. c. c. Weir and son, Joseph,
returned from Bunkie yesterday, after
spending some time there.
Misses May HafkeSbring and Eta
PettigrOve returned from trip
through the mountains of North Caro-
lima. +i6
Miss Ouida Flannel of Natchitoches
spent Tuesday with Mrs. +. BerhelOt
Miss Adella Loeman was the guest
of Miss Mildred Thorning last week.
Miss Mildred TnOrning spent Sun
day in DOnaldsOnville, the guest OF
Miss Adella Loeman.
Mr.. Joseph ThOrning has been trans
ferred to the Elria, running from Gal
weston to New York.
Mrs. Allen Bieber returned from
Belle Chase, after spending two
weeks with her mOther-in-law.
Mr.. ]. A. Gayral returned from Ell
Paso, Texas, and will resume his posi-
ton at the Texas and Pacific Railroad
as engineer.
Miss Gertrude Frederick returned to
her home in Luling, after spending a
few days with her aunt, Miss f. Ber
tAelot.
Mrs. Ed McNair and daughter,
Rilma, returned from Heartsease
Park, after spending the summer
there.
Mrs. F. c. Hymel and daughter
Margaret, are home from Heartsease
Park. after spending some time there
Mrs. A. Clark and children re-
turned Monday from Ocean Springs,
where they spent two months.
The postponed picnic of the Royal
Pleasure Club will be held Saturday
night at Suburban Park. Everything
is in readiness and those in charge
of the outing have not overlooked
thing that might add to the pleasure
OF their members and many friends.
Preston Malheim, of $50 Verret
Street, was arrested by Sergeant
Bengert. of the Eighth Precinct, Mon
day. for the alleged theft of basket
of shrimp from a canning concern in
Algiers.
Adam Sickinger is rebuilding his
home near the Naval Station. The
structure was demolished in the hur-
ricane two years ago. The corner
side will be occupied by George NJ |
Becker as a drug store and soda fOun |
tain.
Mrs. F. Borne is spending awhile
in Pointe-a-la-Ha Che, the guest of her |
daughter
f. Hingle, Jr., spent a few days |
with mis- grandparents last week
Miss Nova Sadler is spending
awhile in Beaumont, Texas, with
relatives. She will be one of the
sponsors for the baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clements. who will be baptized
while she is there.
Mr. F. w Sadler was the guest of
his family last week
Miss Eliza DAILY is spending awhile
in Houston, Texas
Mrs. VI. A. Lowe has returned
home, after spending awhile in For
worth, Miss.
Mrs. G. O. billiard spent Sunday
in McCOmb City with friends.
Miss Leona Cayard returned home.
after spending a few days here, the
guest of Miss Anna Nanderlinden.
Miss Anna Nanderlinden returned
to Lafayette with Miss Leona Cayard
TO attend a farewell dance there.
Misses Susie and jamie Lyons will
leave for their home in Texas, after
spending awhile with Miss A. Rior-
den.
Miss Ella Mongrue left for Si!dell.
La, Wednesday, where she will re-
sumo her position as teacher there
Miss Mildred Smith has returned
to her home in Baton Rouge, after
spending two weeks with Mrs. II.
klinck.
Mrs. l.. Guy and daughter. Izella, |
are spending awhile in Biloxi.
Miss Rita Laumau is spending l
awhile in Morgan City the guest of
Mrs. ]. p Christy.
Mrs. r. H. Keen and son, Richard,
pent the weekend in Gramercy. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Cogan and S
hildren have returned home, after |.
pending a few months at Sunset, La b
The home of Mrs. c. NJ. Cogan was c
frightened by a bouncing baby boy. I'd