The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-07
PERSONALS
INp OTHERWISE

,.kspd in BuraS' DA'
Tns "A Mrs P. J. Rihner and
NJ. an a,urned 10 their home in
' sns La, after spending sOHie ''ne
trs v,o,or Escousse. Jr., has re-
W. n from Ironton, La. .
Hneo Cross was elected president
W.. = Iouisiana State Nurses Asso-
LIAM tns last THURSDAY. D,,,ou,,,o
'; y, charles Gerretts Of Beileyilie
VI Nod his foot bandly mashed IN
Se ssovs s last week while at work
a Baldwin Co. He is doing
IceF' Sunday last, at the Carrollton
" Methodist Church, the infant
N'nI NV Cant and Mrs. II. J. Thomp-
go ~ ~ baptized, the sponsors being
m nj Anderson and Miss Maude
~ ,Dderson. The little one received
name of George Hutchinson
' y,s lanes E. Aver and daughter
81, Ferd Nelson, left Tuesday for
hp Sl"Ut George Murphy left Monday
-, for Camp Pike, Ark.
\, and Mrs. s. G. Smith returned
~ lake Chares Friday night.
W, MIS- Emma George returned from
v',rsn City. after spending a week
IN her siser, Mrs. G. Lynch.
No many friends of Mrs. A. Leitell
i, p,risc Avenue are glad to know
a. is doing nicely, after undergoing
= OuerstiOn Tuesday.
yrs Charles Trauth of Atlantic
,r.pue is slightly improved, after a
sriCus illness.
Wis Marvel Walter left Monday
a, LAFAYETTE, La, to spend awhile
NH her sister, Mrs. Broussard.
Ths many friends Of Mrs. Doyle of
rl,ptk Avenue regret to learn she
". taken to Hotel Dieu last Friday,
Were she is seriously i'll.
The many friends Of little Russell
nIsbolm are glad to know he is
idug nicely, after undergoing an
pgstiOn.
M Louis Jackson left for his home
n Philadelphia Sunday night, after
sriing several months here with
N sister, Mrs. Meyers of Opelousas
lTenue
The many friends of Mrs. A. Silva
4 Eliza Street are glad to know she
b getting along nicely, after a Sc
rpu spell 70 sickness.
The many friends of Mrs. Ray
Harding will be pleased to know that
de Is convalescent, after undergoing
n operation last week, the operation
khg performed by Drs. King and
love
Mss Matte Wier of Houston, Tex,
the guest Of her brother, Rev. c.
c Wier and Mrs. Wier.
NJ. D. N Gray and Mr.. G.. H. How
I'd Of Avoyelles Parish were visitors
4 The home Of Rev. and Mrs. Weir
be first Of the week
Nn c. Johnson entertained the
thursday Afternoon Five Hundred
hb last week The successful play
n we're Mrs. Ward Sadler and Mrs.
{ Johnson. Mrs. E. Manent received
ne consolation. Mrs. Manent will en-
trnln at the next meeting.
Little Glen Clasen of Opelousas
Avenue fell down the steps and broke
y arm last Thursday. DR.. J. E.
hlOck set the injured member.
Ms Q. Hofstetter entertained the
nsday Night Euchre Club. The
mressful players were Misses Mary
inno and Sadie Garland. Mrs.
ssnhetmer received the consola-
M Mrs. ]. A. Garland will be |
haes at the next meeting.
NJ Jos. Thorning of the U. S. |
K, left Saturday night for Sa-
ne, Tex, where he will be sta
~ Ed Strassel left Saturday |
ssii Tor Sabine, Tex, after spend
Ss few days furlough with his
Eelts.
~ I. Cieutat is spending awhile
Seaumont, Tex.
" T. J. Plat has been appointed |
instructor in the Medical officers |
= sAans Camp at Fort Oglethorpe,
M by. Duchien and baby of |
S'l' Mich, are spending awhile |
49, with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. |
ne Friday Night Euchre Club |
At week at the home of Mrs. |
-, u'sas' The successful players |
mss c: Nelson (playing for
n. Aslner), Mrs. C. Hoffstetter. and |
y y sefe, Mrs. H. Acker received |
~. s.asolation. Mrs. H. Acker will |
~ =, at the next meeting.
Ihelma Cayard is organizing
as class of girls from 5 to 10