The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE
VOL. XIV.

Ms !" c,ub this week. The sue
SIOn I Dlsyers were Mrs. S. BG 8
SsfTl p' lewis and Mrs. I. U. Buch'
Bs U ,ers A. Burke received the
W. .,,tiOn. Mrs. Burke wifi enter
=, the next meeting;
pin 81 ~ Mrs. George Plat, Jr., are
W. an congratulations on the ar
,ssI'' q fine baby boy at 'nS''
lone ,os+ar Brookes is the guest
Hn otber. Mrs. Hattie Talbot.
Der, y, Recorder Thomas P; Con is
lhllu r. Mace of Night Recorder
rtins .,iann, who was called to the
~ his son, who is seriously
sdsps a consequence he is com
IND to hold late sessions Oh ms ms
Isas taking the forenoon hours for
g; T., Fred Peferkorn and little son,
- I Of Alexandria, La. arrived
w. anu tuesday to spend awhile. .z,u
'ss msny friends of Mrs. Mckin-
lp T.1jen and her little daughter,
.,,sse will regret to learn OF
serious illness at their home in
o,sIOusas Avenue. Nj,
y. charles Rupp and sister, Miss
,,a ~, returned Tuesday night from
,,.Ssndria. where they we're guests
.%. and Mrs. Fred Pefferkorn.
y. and Mrs. Perry McNeeiy and
.~ilv returned from a motor and
s.sne trip to Bo-Hon.
s rSvsrd Grimes, janitOr of the
,,-d Recorders Court, is improv-
- .,ter an operation in a New Or
ans sanitarium.
W Harry T. Malone returned from
,hree weeks business trip to New
lai A. co.
~, Of Pacific Avenue and Alix
s,sst will be pleased to learn that
u + conyalescing after undergoing
n operation.
Vopday was "City Board of Health
nav in the Third Recorders Court.
p.order Golf having fixed for trial
liant sixty cases in which property
m,srs are accused of violating the
utproofng and other health ordi-
upes Of the city.
The many friends of Miss Elsie
Hlnsen are glad to know she is get
Ing along nicely, after undergoing
d operation.
The regular meeting of McDonogh
"a 8 Parents Club will be held on
Wednesday, March 20, at 3 p. m.
Al members are requested to be
resent as the election of officers will
nks place for the ensuing term.
VI. and Mrs. H. Hardy and family
hR taken up their residence at 1874
Bermuda Street.
N. and Mrs. George Triar Of Ocean
Strings Miss, spent Sunday with
n md Mrs. A. ]. Amuedo-
NJ. Herbert Anderson of 407 Peli-
N Avenue Is spending four weeks
b Return, Va, with his mother and
isgs.
The many friends of Mrs. G.. Cast
IN glad to know she is home from
lsuru lnhrmary and much improved,
tf Undergoing an operation there.
The many friends of Miss Ethel
hlf are glad to know that she is
Ut again after an illness of two
raiths.
xn N. Barrois. of Jesuit Bend,
gent few days with her son and
ashter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barrois
N week.
Nm j. Lilly left Saturday for
xrette, where she was called to
sNis
ln ]. E. Barrois, Jr.. returned
M home in Jesuit Bend last
"a after spending a few days
NJ with relatives.
An Amelia Smith left Monday
y Eath, La, In the interest of the
hoodnen Circle.
H. and Mrs. A. Sartis spent Sun
WITH Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sartis
9elousas avenue.
~ and Mrs. P. ]. Rihner and
.lW Of Buras, La, have taken I'D
1 residence at 315 Seguin street.
ms Edith Munsterman and
n John Braai and George
asernan spent the weekend at
ans La, with relatives.
lotto party was given at the
s Of Misses Mildred and Susie
snins last Thursday. Refresh
as we're served and a fine time
ead by all present. The sue
la players were Misses I. Sterl-
nd I. Fitch and Messrs. John
WI and Chas. Garrick.
~ privilege of knitting during
nours was denied the pupils
E nigh schools, it being said
Is felt that 1t is impossible
49, ana study at the same time"
rs,.s 1iese was requested by the
sin OF the two high schools.