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

ST. LOUIS
studies. , o,,oots IN Ioovo
,oyt week for Washington TO at
I no the meeting OF representatives
t .he council of defense on .non-war
Oh .,ruction, to be held in Washing.
November II and u. Cover
ton' pleasant is chairman of the state
NV nncil of defense but a previous en-
cement will prevent his being
Cantain Wallace ]. Mcclure is at
.ome on a ten-day furlough to visit
~" grandmother, Mrs. A. easier, in
n,s Street. He expects to
.~ain return to Camp Pike, Arkan-
Mr. A. Lighted of Jacksonville,
Tam is spending while with his
family.
peauregard, spent the weekend
Sere with his PAL rents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. A. Barrett.
The marriage of Melvin J. Kee-
nan TO Miss Nettie Horn will take
mace next Tuesday at p. m, at
presbytery of the Church of the Holy
Name of Mary. Rev. T. j. Larkin
will officiate.
Mr.. Fred Dubret came in from
Camp Beauregard to spend the week
end here.
Nessrs Maurice Robichaux, Will
liam Barry and Artie Cummiskey are
sYpected to arrive in Algiers for
thanksgiving Day from Pascagoula.
Orange Grove No. 8, w. c., will
NOT hold its regular meeting on
Thursday night. The next meeting
will be held on December 5th, when
there will be election of officers
All members are kindly requested to
be present.
Mr.. Alvin Mckinney is in Pasca-
goula, Miss.
Mr.. Leo. Jeansonne as returned
from Bunkie, La. Mrs. Jeansonne
and children are still visiting rela-
tives there.
Mrs. L. B. Blackman, has reurn-
ed home from Galveston, after spend
INK some time with her husband,
Lieut.. Blackman, whose ship was
there
Mr.. L. B. Blackman of our town
has been promoted from the rank
OF Ensign, to that of Lieutenant Jr.,
In the Naval Reserve.
Mrs. L. Terney and Miss Anna May
Tieney. left Sunday night for Ell
Paso, Texas.
Mr. Jos. Thorning was a visitor to
Baton Rouge last week, the guest
Of Miss Clement.ne Duby. Mr..
Thorning left Friday for Sabine,
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Harvey, of
Belleyille Street, returned from La
fayette, La, after spending a week
there with relatives.
Mrs. Tom Spratley has returned
to her home in Memphis, after spend
Ing a month with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Fink.
The many friends of Mr.. Leonard
Santos are glad to see him out again
after an attack of influenza. Mr..
Santos was taken sick at Abita
Springs, where he and Mrs. Santos
nave been for the last six months.
Mr. and Mrs. Santos leave again
wednesday for Abita Springs.
Mr. Frank Kucera, first assistant
engineer of the steamship, Panuco,
and oiler Harry Walters, of Della
fonde street, have arrived safely af-
ter trip to Tampico, Mexico.
Mrs. John Ford, nee Anna Louise
hcNeely OF Covington. is visiting in
Asiers, the guest of Mrs. H. Nc
Neely in Opelousas Avenue.
Mr.. Harold Vallette, who is down
u Burwood, La, is expected in AL
gers on Sunday to spend a short
ene with his mother, Mrs. A. X. Val
'ette, of Eliza St.
william Bonner, Jr., left yesterday
York.
Inc local Red Cross needs work
en Every lady in Algiers should
give some OF her time to this impor-
tant work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. McNeely of Cow
msIon. are visiting in Algiers, the
guests OF Mrs. H. McNeely, of Ope-
iousas Avenue.
ms. Phenie Harper has the SYM
paeny OF her friends in the loss of
% daughter, Mrs. Lula Brunies,
INC passed away on Oct. "a. She
caves to mourn her loss, her hus-
'ana and her infant daughter.
Thos. Johnson and mother,
NJ, ny. n J. johnson and Miss Esther
ss returned Tuesday night
n Lewisburg, Tenn, where they
eompanied the remains of the late
mos Johnson.
Through. ~ % a. nonie on "
Mr: JAS. Clancy left Wednesday
~ Mining on the steamer Comus for
A.. nj andrew Martinez arrived Mon
-, morning from New York to spend
Ne aays here with his sisters,
Seguin St M ann" wal 'ineA Vi
WI. Wilfred Boudreaux returned
Mss nisnt from Pascagoula'
p, at. Royce Trauth left Friday for
'aseasoula, Miss.
d,s Onas. r. Corbett left Wednes-
ior turning on the steamer Comus
rona ana Mrs. Jno. Hasling have
vim 70 Monroe, La, where they
Kni,..I thursday. Nov. 18th, Catholic |
Br,saaS and Ladies of America. |
In NO no. 80, win hold their regu-
sc-ung at the new school house |