The herald., 1917-12-20
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

Thursday Altei noA =, --Io- -
aSr The successful players were
ven ]. Lewis, Miss Sadie Garland
A,o s,,ns for Mrs. j. A. Garlandl and
lpla'ad Adams. Mrs. l.. F. Gisch re-
his a the consolation. The next
cels .;ny will be at the home Of Mrs.
e.. Horace Nelson Of Raceland,
ME- rs been the guest of her moth
70 Mrs A. Tufts, for few days. d,
en- en- H. j. Stansbury was reelected
.,orv of Quitman Lodge No. 7S,
y ss,ta Maria Council, Knights Of
n,nus. will give an excursion on
s,samer Sidney on Friday, Janu-
inc 70 with Foster Ryan as chairman
:, the committe OF arrangements.
~.va Williams is ex-officlo.
p AZ F Hoogoven and Master Devoe
Nj returned Thursday from a
l,assaut Witt to Raceland, La.
10 arst recital of the Southern
,,.so of Music was held last week
so .so auditorium of the Association
Srmmerce. and there was a large
s,,sndance. The elocutlon numbers
80 under the direction OF Miss
Mayme Haggerty
can't C. H. Hoke was reelected a
der of the board of directors Of
.ss Nremen's Pension Fund.
yrs A T. Weaver and daughter,
y,ss Clara M. of Chicago, stopped on
Monday to visit DR.. and Mrs. VIM. H.
weaver of Pelican Avenue. Mrs. A.
Weaver is a sister-in-law OF DIR.
weaver and they are on their way
A. Ssn Antonio, Texas, where Miss
wssver will be united in matrimony
"a colonel stationed in that town.
Tbos L. Munsterman spent Sunday
!, Alsiers with relatives.
Mrs, Thos. l.. Munsterman and son
n puras. are spending a week here
With relatives.
Mr. Clifford Jordan, who is on the
us.S. Connecticut, is expected home
an Through for Christmas.
Mrs. s. L. Jordan OF 244 Newton
.treet entertained at dinner last Sun
day the following sailors from the
Naval Station: Machinist Chas. ku-
hIek ouartermaster Frank Monroe,
FIREMAN Warren QUAINT and Fireman
Harry X. Grinnell.
6 Raphael Davis has been transferred
from Camp Pike to Camp Beauregard.
He has been here on furlough but
left Tuesday for the Camp.
Mrs Hal Meisner has removed from
Gretna and is now located at 316
Bermuda street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Brakeman re-
turned from New York and will spend
some time with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinclair in Seguin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aniceto Ruiz have the
gbpathy of their many friends in
the loss of their little baby whose
death oc cured last Thursday.
The Jolly Twelve Euchre Club
met at the home of Miss Julia Bir-
ney las. week. The successful play
ers were Misses Ruth Borne and
hez Abribat. The consolation fell
to the lot of Miss Mary Traub (play-
ing for Miss Adele RousseloD. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Miss Ruth Borne.
Miss Leona Cayard returned to
her home in Lafayette after spend
ing while with her aunt, Mrs. j.
]. vanderlinden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Geldert
have returned from their honey
noon spent at Gulfport and are at
home to their friends at $40 Belle
vile street.
Mr.. James III. Baer has Joined
the Naval Reserves and is stationed
It the Algiers Naval Station.
Mrs. Schielie of 719 Elmira Ave.
presented her husband with baby
th. Mrs. Schielie was formerly
Mss Nellie Dubret.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Legendre of .225
klleville street are receiving con-
mutations on the arrival of a baby
GIRL At their home.
The many friends of Mrs. Ferd
Nelson formerly Miss Julia Ayer)
VII be pleased to learn that she
now able to be around again after
u Illness of several months.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Aeogh. OF LeBoeuf avenue, was
frightened by the arrival of a baby
'hy.
The Matrons Club was entertained
gMfs. U. ]. Lewis. The successful
lhyers were Mrs. G. w. Pollock
playing for Miss Clairia Richards),
Az. c. v. Kraft and Mrs. o. Aycock.
An. Mex. Vezien received the con-
Ulation.
We Eas+uood vho ;s stafionad
the Charleston Navy Yard, Will
srve Saturday morning to spend
ne Christmas holidays with his
nfents. He will be pleased to see
M many friends at his home. Alb
uearonde street. MT. Eastwood is
uummer in the U. S. Training Camp
Sand at Charleston.
Mrs. Picon of GIG Pelican avenue
resented her husband with a baby
m on Sunday.
Inc infant daughter of Mr.. and
rs T. Brechtel was baptized last
ssnoay. the sponsors being Carl and
Isaret Ferenbach. The name be-
owed on the little one was Mar
pfet Catherine.
among those who have been pro-
eo at Camp Beauregard are MI
sel {. Bonner, who was made first
seant of Co. F., Hath Engineers
mos. j. Birney, who was made
"rporal. Congratulations.
- number of persons charged
"a violating ratproofing and san
laws were tried by Judge CON
oay morning. In some cases de-
aants had complied with the law
being charged. All we're dis