The herald., 1918-03-21

AND OTHERWISE

,v friends of Mrs. sylve
ls ,s,,a a Street are glad to XXI Know wv
{. I'D |. doing nicely after a Speii u
sstaess. q Delaume of Stumpfs
" Nv. =, is spending a few days
P'nsSodaux with his parents p,u
b InlOV msny friends of Mrs. Ray
ne eli be glad to know that
sfdl |. seonvalescent after a serious n,ors
- Drs. Riley ana Lowe "eie
. ais Csas' Chifci of Camp Beau
N o nant a few days with his
ren'sc u.s. w McDuff, Jr., attended
W. o0 at DeSoto Hotel given
be psns nj Mr.. Cousin, who Is
b eonO, of the National American
sssa druggists, ard little
Nc S.I,aee. have returned to their
o. IN Alexandria, La:
'' Ss.srs, Frank H. killeen, ny !;
hes na +, F. Gisch, were elected
hseI, .s a Of the board of directors
rsnusT nird District Building and
~, association.
lasa ~. 1ceorgina Reaney was one OF
shstsrs in the debate held at
pc mn College by the freshmen,
Sssy subiect: Resolved: That
Wy control of national re-
r'.,s ., should be further strength
s.s nd extended" She repre-
80 the negative side.
s,sa novle of Atlantic Ave. is
,.,.s nicely at Hotel Dieu.
'' %,..ss Lottie and Esther Marxen,
- Hart. Marion Harris, Ella
49, and Alva Salathe were
issns the members of the senior
49,. Girls u. S. N. Aid who en-
.as.,sad AT a dance in the city last
- IN honor of Uncle Sans navy
vu Reed. Is years old, Of 1929
r's,n Fields avenue, fell into the
"a ~ the steamship Maryland, ly-
= a the head of Seguin street,
r.,,day and sustained injuries
..snt me left leg and jaw. He was
,,pded by DIR. Pollock.
p,st Commander Jno. Schroeder
,l,,sred the address of welcome at
4. Naocabee reception which was
s,,n saturday night in honor OF
:,,rene Commander d. p. Marley
d Detroit, Mich.
r,rle Brown left Sunday for New
yart 70 accept a position.
Hre at 6 q. m. Saturday damaged
A. residence owned by Patrick
nlyor. 32S Homer street, to the ex-
mi Of SIS. The loss was covered
r insurance. The adjoining house,
rsuyIsd by Sidney Miller, was also
hnased.
0unes Camp No s., Woodmen of
n World, has decided to meet but
- { month hereafter, the new
Ne % become effective April 1.
~ regular monthly meeting will
\ o. the second Tuesday of each
uuuth.
o. Friday last, the Junior Euchre
II Il the home of Mis- Rita Yura-
u The successful players were
= Florence Richards first and
- Evelyn Corbett, second. Miss
nHuce Borne received the BOBBY.
~ aoxt meeting will be at the resi-
IN Of Miss Andreas Gallagher in
1g1in st.
Nm. E. L. Sanderson left for her
Nm IN Shreveport after spending
svhls with relatives here She
NJ accompanied home by her little
lIes Althea Higgins.
I'm John W. Giepert and daugh-
b, Carmelite, have returned from
aaads and Nova Scotia, where they
psnt sometime. They also visited
natives in Boston, Newark and
Mv FORK City.
u. Ward Sadler spent a few days
Ne With his family this week.
kn Jennie Hardie of Bunkie, La.
snting her two sisters, Mrs. Cox
" Mrs. Scott.
m Ed. Lilly of Delaronde st. is
Q4aihg awhile in Cincinnati.
me many friends of Mrs. Thos.
e'osder will regret to learn that
- vas compelled to undergo an
Slsuon at Hotel Dieu.
NJ. A. Burke entertained the
nuons Club this week. The sue
ml players were Mrs. T. u.
kanolz, Mrs. G. Bourgeois, and
h +. Gisch. Miss Katherine
~ received the consolation. The
- netting will be at the home of
m K ]. Williams.
IA Lanoue and children have
ed to Baton Rouge to reside.
Beulah Borne returned from
ALA-Hache, La, Monday