The herald., 1919-11-06

..oh,er Miss Angie Riordan, to Mr..
y = Howard, of San Antonio, Texas.
~. and Mrs. John M. T. McGoyern.
:, sas Bouny street, who just returned
IN norwood, La, left for Provi-
lance R. l., where they are to spend
Tow weeks with Mr.. McGovern's
aother For the past seven months
y. McCoyern has been in charge Of
.sa Radio Station at Burrwood.
Mrs A. w. Connely, of Houma, La,
-. been spending the week in AL
s;srs the guest Of Mrs. Hy. Aycock
and Mrs. L. Cross.
Captain and Mrs. j. G. Hicks and
.on Mr.. Roy Hicks, have moved into
,beir new home, Alb Slidell avenue,
vhere they will be glad to see their
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brecher have re-
mrned from Louisville, KY.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. McDuff, Jr., and
daughter, Doris Fay, have moved to
their new home in Hammond, La.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Silvere have TAX
an nossession of their new home, 300
slidell avenue, which they recently
purchased from Captain ]. G. Hicks.
Mrs. R. A. Tansey entertained the
Friday Afternoon Five Hundred Club.
The successful players were Mrs. C. V.
Kraft and Mrs. R. A. Tansey. Mrs. F.
C,oebel received the consolation. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. A. Burke.
Miss Katherine Schabel, who is at
tending St. Joseph's Convent, in Bay
st. Louis, spent the weekend here
with her mother.
The Deer Slayers' Club, of McLel-
hnville, are going after deer-slaying
record this season. Captain J. H.
Lewis says his men have bagged six
deer so far this season, having bagged
one more last Sunday, the dead shot
being William Serpas.
The s. ]. s. C. will give a barn
dance at Masonic Hall on Saturday,
|. November 18th. A prize will be award
ID the lady in the most original CO.'S
: Tune and also one for the gentleman
IN the most original costume.
Mr.. Raymond Healy is now employ
ed on the tanker BENZ. Brouster, run
ming between Montreal and Mexico. He
will be in New York on November
18th.
Mayor Behrman left Tuesday
morning with the Trade Boosters
On their seventh annual trade trip
TO the different towns in Louisiana
ana In Mississippi, touching eighty
Inherent towns. They will return
Saturday night.
Miss Margaret Garland enter.
nined the Young Ladies' Five Hun
dred Club Monday evening. The
successful players were Misses
target Garland, Rita Yuratich,
narie Tirciyt and Christine Giblin.
Miss Dorothy Kraft received the
consolation.
Miss Julia Cayard took part in
NE program at the Halloween party
oven BY the Allegiance Club of the
Esplanade High School.
An. Armand Barrilleaux and
children, Of Basile, La, were WIS.,
Hofs here during the past week, the
guests Of her sister, Mrs. ]. A.
hicAards, Of vallette street.
II. Harold A. Healy has accepted
: position as oiler on the steamship
vonsnnoc, sailing from Pensacola
70 Newport News.
Ain May Cognevich, of Marin,
-, = spending two weeks with
An John Heindel.
me many friends of M. Dan
neox VIII be pleased to learn that
. - returned from Touro Infirm-
~ much improved in health.
-. and Mrs. C. H. Gallery, of |
annklin. La. spent several weeks as |
Aunan. " anu ~
1n. J. p. Christy and family, of |
ssn City, spent the weekend with |
=. and Mrs. c. D. Martin.
~ uss Genevieve Drumm left for La
.a .ee where she has accepted a DO
s'.lcn In the public school
~ Milton Salvo spent the week. |
no In Morgan City.
Inc many friends Of MIR. Aubrey |
y are glad to see him out again.
~ undergoing successful opera
a Ne Aatrons Club met at the home
~ oelkers. The successful plav.
F.s Ire Mrs. E. ]. Mothe, Mrs. w.
f,.n pton (playing for Mrs. w
~ and Mrs. R. ]. Williams.
Co.,. a Burke tplaying for Miss
nL.n 49, Richards) received the con.
uM. The next meeting will be
y, &c nome Of Mrs. s. ]. Boylan.
Ia n, \. I. Bratsen and SON, John,
ton r. ay Tor their home in Calves.
siN ~ M aiter spending a week here
=, =. and Mrs. E. Yalets.
sh.s, ,nd Mrs. A. ]. Gendusa and
saad,,' s !, May Gendusa, spent
I'd y. N Kenner. the guests of Mr..
-esA a. ~, ~ Mcmahon and baby,
hs ! = IA maarshall. Texas. are spend.
wsAsr . = with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Nh = upelousas avenue.
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