The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-20

two months stay. Mrs. Marange is
much improved in health.
Mr.. August Bloom has again taken
up his residence in the old Bloom
home in Slidell Ave.
The many friends of Mr.. George
Seymour will regret to learn that
he is ILL.,
Mrs. p. l.. Hansen left for her
home in Galveston, Texas, last night
after spending three weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. J. Barrels Of Seguin St.
The local Red Cross Chapter will
have their installation Monday at the
| Is. OF {. Hall Business of inter
est to members will be transacted.
Mr.. ChaS. Brown. Of the U. S.
! Connecticut. is spending a few days
with his parents lie expects to
/ leave Sunday.
After spending two weeks here.
the guest of her parents, Mrs. T. c.
| Spratley has returned TO her homo
i'll Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. Spratley
| was accompanied home by her par
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Santos
| spent the weekend here. returning
to Abita Springs, Monday evening.
Mrs. Joseph LennoX and little
grandson, Joseph. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Lennox at Mobile. Ala.
Little Ruth and James Calvin Of
| Pearl River are spending awhile with
| their grandmother. Mrs A. StenhOuse.
| Miss Janet Calvin left Friday for
/ NestwegO to visit her uncle and will
| so later to Pearl River to visit her
| mother
! Masters Richard and Ross Stem
| house left Tuesday evening for Pearl
! River to spend awhile with their cou-
sins, Jim and John Calvin.
Mr.. d. G. Herbert and family of
! 1909 Patterson Street, are visiting
relatives and friends in Detroit and
| Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand and daugh-
ter, Beryl VI Galveston are visiting
| their sister. Mrs. b. G.. North
The many friends of Mrs G.. A.
| Sutherland, who was successfully
operated on last week at Hotel Dieu,
| will be glad TO know that she
is improving and is expected home
| this week. DR.. V. Lowe is in at
| tendance.
Mrs. j. Thorning and family will
| leave for Vaudeville Sunday to spend
the summer.
Miss Katherine Clarke entertain
ed the Matron's Club on Tuesday.
AS this was the annual meeting, each
member received a souvenir. The
| members finished in the following
order: Mesdames X. ]. Williams,
and A. Burke, Miss X. Clarke, Mes
danes +. HoOgOven, X. Anderson
| (for Mrs. r. Engler), r. A Tansey.
Mex. Vezien, o. Aycock, C. V.
Kraft and A. Short, Miss Clairia
Richards, Mesdames A. Graf, j. p.
McCloskey (for Mrs. +. Manent), S.
Boylan, G. Bourgeois, T. U. Buch-
holz, U. j. Lewis, l.. DeLaup, l.. F.
Gisch and G. w. Pollock (for Mrs.
L. j. Mothe).
Mrs. Mckinley Vezien and little
daughter, Clarisse expect to leave
tomorrow for Alexandria to spend
two months with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Pefferkorn.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Waller of McComb
City came in town last week to at
tend the christening of her little
granddaughter, Maidie Louise Cor
den, which took place Sunday, Rev.
j. A. Petit, officiating. The little
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Jno. Gordon of 621 Olivier St. Ruth
and Alvin Gordon were sponsors.
Mr.. Joseph Strasser of the Con-
struction Division Quarter Master
Corps, United States Army, has been
transferred by Washington Authority
to Jackson Barracks as u. S. Army
Craftsman. Quartermaster Corps. 1t
is rumored that he will be detailed
foy- L..
Mr.. Sanford Hebert was volun-
tarily indicted into the military ser
vice of the United States last week.
He is at present stationed at Camp
Martin, and will be under quarantine
regulations for three weeks.
The many friends of Mr.. George
Thorning will regret to learn that he
has been ILL.,
Mr.. Dewey Thorning has made his
second trip to France.
Francis Sadler is spending awhile
at Pilot Town with his father, Mr.
Ward Sadler.
Mr.. Philip Berthelot, who is en-
ployed on the Steamer Fairoak, is
spending a while with his parents
in Seguin street.
Mrs. H. Webster of $50 Pacific
Ave, is getting along nicely
Miss May o. Brauner left Sunday
morning for Alabama, where she
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Moore for a few weeks.
Mrs. ]. B. Miller spent a few days
in Morgan City with relatives
A penny party was given by little
Margery Brakeman and Marion
Kramme at Electric Park on June
10th, for the benefit of w. s. s.
Club, Chapter No. 1. The sum of
$500 was realized by the two little
girls.
Mrs. James A. Garland and daugh-
tiers, Sadie, Maggie and Mrs.
Charles Hoffstetter and daughter,
Charlotte have sought the cool sea
breezes at Pilots Station, mouth of
the river where they are having a
most delightful time.
Among the guests of Mrs. Jas. A.
Garland, at Pilots Station at the
mouth Of the River, are Mrs. II. ].
Stansbury and daughter Frederick.
Miss Dorothy Kraft and Mrs. Jack
Stansbury, and from all account are
having a good time basking in the
cool sea breeze, surf bathing and