The herald., 1919-08-21

learn of the serious illness of their
little son, Master Morris Dixon, who |
has pneumonia. DR.. Weaver is in
attendance.
Miss Edna Blackman of Alexan- |
dria La, is spending a while here /
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blackman in |
NuneZ street.
Mr. and Mrs L. Niklans and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Oswald and
young daughter Elba, are spending
the week at Spanish Fort at the
"Schwab" camp.
Mrs Amelia Smith of the Wood
men Circle initiated a large class of
members for Violet Grove at Thiba.
deauX La, The members of the Grove
presented her with a beautiful bOu-
quet of flowers as testimony of their
regard for her efforts.
An enjoyable evening was spent
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Gillin,, where a penny party was
! given by one of the younger folks.
| Refreshments and delicious cakes
were served also music and dancing
were INDUCED in by the jolly young
| crowd, also by the older folks.
Misses Lillian Knowles, Ethel Hol-
| ton, Mary Louise Gaspard and Bertha
| Baker spent the week end in McCOmb
! City the guest of Miss f. O'Brien.
Mister Stanley Baker arrived home
after spending awhile in McComb
City.
Miss Gertrude RobicheauX left Fri
day night for Marshal Texas to be
the guest of her sister Mrs. J. c.
| Fulmer.
Miss zelda lie Blanc returned
| Tuesday morning after several weeks
stay in Galveston and Houston
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard RobicheauX
of Franklin La, are visisting the
| RobicheauX's in Vallette Street.
Mrs p Mcclure of Elmira Avenue
left Friday for some parts in Texas
on visit to relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Adams and
daughter Hilda are sending awhile in
MorganZa La, the guest of Mrs. Tir-
cult.
|
Inns. Claire Cassidy, Mabel ComeauX
May Brown. Maggie Garland, Mrs. F.
Hoffstetter, Mr. and Mrs Turner Nor
rison. Mrs. Cassidy. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Skelly and children spent Sunday in
Long Beach at the Griffin Home.
Maurice RobicheauX left last Wed
> nesday for New York on the
Creole.
The Thursday Afternoon Euchre
Club met at the home of Mrs. K. y
Tansey. The successful players
were Miss Sadie Garland, Mrs. Gar
3 land. Mrs. ,~DCafero, and Mrs
4 Walter Adams received the consola
: ton. Mrs. Frisch will entertain a
the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Meak Turner are en-
, loving a vacation at Ocean Springs.
Mr.. A. c. New, who was the CUES
of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Turner, left TO
l. Houston, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sierra and bah,
l Lolita and Brother Malcolm Dome
" have returned home after touring tn
West.
r. d.
. at Nairn, La, with her sister, MrS
:, Roussell.
Miss Gwendolyn Clancy returne
from Baton Rouge on Tuesday
> Mrs. Henry A. Schulz and son Ma
- colin. returned home Sunday after
weeks visit to Baton Rouge.
- Mr.. Henry A. Schulz and siste
Inez Wall spent Sunday in Bato
Rouge.
~ Mr. AL Peterson returned Sunda
from Long Beach where he enJoye
. weeks stay.
Mr.. H. RobichauX returned Sunda
2 from Franklin, La, where ne spei
several weeks visiting relatives.
Csptain Daniels and grandso
q Charles Daniels, Jr., returned Suhua
y after spending a week in Long beac'
Mrs Joseph Sons of 425 Vallet'
a street on last Wednesday mornln
presented her husband WIN In
9 baby girl. mother and BABY are +
n. ported doing fine.
Is Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Moore r.
turned last Thursday from tne
HONEYMOON trip to Kingston, Al
- They are at home for short whi
no in 337 Pacific Avenue.
g. Miss Thelma Rooney left Friday II y
id Terrell, Texas. for several weeks u
ba guest of relatives. She was accol
a panied by her aunt Mrs. P McGulr
as Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wattigny al
no two children of No. 2O9 Pence
Avenue left Monday night for Hou
10 ton, Texas to visit Mrs. Wattighs
re. mother.
or The Matrons Club met at the non
m Of Mrs G. Pollock The following we
=" the successful players, Mrs. J.Gerre
Mrs P. 0. Cafiero, Mrs. b. Nelso
81 the consolation by Miss Clairla ny
MS ards. Mrs. j. Gerretts VIII enter'a
10 at the next meeting.
Cant. and Mrs. J. G. HICKS anu 3 !
Row have returned from Bay
III I.onis. where they spent a sho
er time at Mrs. F. Lecourts Place
"' The many friends of Mr.. Elm
, Wattigny will be glad to see him Q
IL again after a spell of illness.