The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-07-11

Mrs. B. F. Richards and daughter,
Henrietta, left Friday to spend the
summer with Mr.. Richards people in
Philadelphia, Penn.
Miss NJ McNuluty is spending a
few days in Algiers, the guest of
Mrs. Maggie Quinlan.
Mrs. Jack Watkins and children,
Lucille and Parham, of Port Gibson,
Miss, are spending sometime with
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Quinlan, of 407
Vallette st. Mrs. Watkins was for
merly Miss Mamie Chapman.
Little Miss Margie Munroe is
spending a while with her cousin,
little Margaret Hymel in Bermuda
st.
Roy A. Moore, who now ranks as a
first-class seaman, and is assigned
to the Boston Navy Yard, is home
on a furlough visiting his mother,
Mrs. E. G.. Moore, 634 Pacific Ave
Young Moore says that the navy is
the place for any young man and that
he does not intend to quit until the
Kaiser is captured.
Miss Mary Collins spent a few
days in Houma last week.
Mr.. Tom d. Nolan returned to his
home in New York, after visiting
his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. P. No
Ian.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mclean spent
Sunday at jacksonville, La.
Mrs. Levy and children of La
vergne ST., are spending a while in
Baton Rouge with her parents
Mrs. NJ. Brodtman left for Balboa.
Canal Zone after spending a while
here.
Mrs. Lecocq and son are spending
a while in Mobile.
Mr.. CASTOR Berth is spending a
while with Mr.. Paul Lafosse.
Mr.. Edward BONNER of Pensacola
paid visit to his mother and family
in Algiers He returned home Tues
day, taking with him his little niece
Miss Gertrude BONNER, of 913 Val
lette st.
Mrs. Geo. Munsterman of Buras,
La, is spending a week here with
relatives.
Mr.. Geo. Thorning returned from
Vaudeville, La. after spending a
week with his mother.
Mr.. Walter Popp. U. S. NJ, is
spending his furlough here with his
father.
Miss Mildred Ose returned from
Vaudeville Sunday night, after
spending a week there, the guest OF
Mrs. ]. Thorning.
Mrs. ]. Barrois of Jesuit Bend
. is spending a while here with her
sister, Mrs. Jules Barrois, OF Seguin
, street
Mrs E. Joret, of Lafayette. La.
spent Sunday here, with Mrs. j. Jud'
lin.
Mr.. Jules judith, who is employed
on the steamer Comus, is spending q
few days here with his parents.
Miss Katie May Lanoue has re,
turned to her home IN Baton Rouge
after visiting Mrs. Walters of La
vergne st.
, Ensign Waller judith left fol
: New York after spending some tim'
| with his parents. He will leave fol
: France shortly.
The many friends of Mrs. Huff
' of 1895 Pacific Ave, will be glad II
learn that she Is improving after un
( dergoing an operation az the Presby
r terrain Hospital.
10 Mrs. Hanley and son of Patterson
Tia, have returned home after spend
D ing some time here with the Mise
Martinez of Seguin st.
e Mrs. Martin Behrman is spending
a while in Biloxi, with her daughter
}. Mrs. Nat W. Bond.
The many friends of Mr.. Jas. Tai
: bot, of Slidell Ave-, will regret tina
: he Was compelled to undergo a.
operation at Hotel Dieu.
s Felix Borne, III, has returne
: after spending week at Pointe-a
la Hache with relatives.
=. Miss Inez Broussard of Morga
= City, is the guest of Misses Mani
: and Anna Martinez.
Mr.. Geo. Crespo has returned I
/ Camp Beauregard after spending
/ furlough here.
Mrs. J. A. Garland entertained tn
n Euchre Club last week. The SUI
+, cessful players were Mrs. ]. A. Gal
a land and Mrs. c. Hoffstetter. Mis-
!. X O'Brien received the consolation
Mrs. C. Hoffstetter will entertain 6
l. the next meeting.
n Mrs. Chas. Hoffstetter will entel
tain the Friday Night Euchre Gu
i tomorrow at her home in Belle
n Vile st.
News has been received here ths
d Andrew Martinez has safely return
Is ed to the "States." after havin
le made his fourth trip lover There
l, Mrs. A. Cararas spent few day
s here last week with her daughte
Mrs. F ]. Borne.
y Mr.. F. J. Borne has returned frol
s. Covington, after spending a wee
y. with Mr.. A. Guillot.
l. Mrs. Gus. Kohn has returne
% home after spending a week
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