The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-09-11

Miss Cecilia Spellman has re-
.rrned from McCOmb City, after
lending a few weeks. the guest of
Mrs. ]. F. O'Brien.
Mrs. Bob JumOnville OF Texas, has
.0,urned to her home, after a few
dovs stay at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Leblanc.
Mrs. Joseph Tito of Kenner, La,
has returned to her home, after a
Sow days stay, the guest of her sis
TOR Miss Agnes Gendusa.
Miss Rita Yuratich entertained the
young Ladies Five Hundred Club.
The successful players were Misses
pita Yuratich, Mary Collins, and
Maggie Garland. Miss Christine
Ciblin won the BOBBY. Next meet
ing will be at the home of Miss
Claire Cassidy.
Mr.. Ben Veazey left Saturday for
New iberia, W NloIl hlo lllObhSI-
Misses Anna Mae Brechtel and
Marion Harris returned last week
from Lafayette, La.
Mrs Lena Cross is spending a
while at Bay st. Louis.
Miss Anna Wiegman of Opelousas
Ave-, left Sunday for Chatawa, to
attend St. Mary of the Pines Acad-
envy.
Mrs. A. c. Handley and little son,
Alex, of Patterson, La, are guests
Of the Misses Martinez.
Master Louis Lutz of Alix St., left
last Wednesday for Springfield Col
lege
Mrs. G. W. McDuff and little daugh-
ter, Doris Faye, of Bogalusa, La,
are spending a while with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Stumpf in Teche st.
Miss Carmen Vanderlinden is Wis
ting Miss Leona Cayard in Lafay-
cite for few days.
]. C. Root Camp, w. o. W., will
give a moonlight excursion on the
steamer Sidney on Tuesday, Sept. |
3oth.
Misses Dorothy Murtagh. Evelyn |
Peterson and Doris Ward, and the |
Misses Ford, left Sunday to resume
their studies at Chatawa, Miss.
Little Carl and Olga Anderson,
who were operated on recently are
reported doing nicely. They are at
the home of Mrs. Jno. Forrest, 537
allette st.
Miss Dora Forest and baby Iris
frances Smith, have returned from
short stay at Abita Springs.
Mr.. Carl V. Malone spent the
seek-end in Bay st. Louis, the guest
Of Miss Pallet.
Miss Celeste Bonvillin of Able
'lle La, and Miss Laura Gibson are
VISITING Mrs. George Belanger.
Mr.. Paul Gauthreaux is greatly
improving after undergoing a serious
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mouton and
!Ouhs son, left Saturday Tor their
nome IN Beaumont, Texas, after hav-
4s spent few days here the guests
Oh Mr. and Mrs. G. Belanger.
mrs W. Babin and children return
" sunday from trip to Lafayette,
nOuma and Napoleonville, La.
Nj Z. T. Hubbard of Water VAL
w MISS, after spending a while in
Nsiers mas returned to his home to
'ssume his studies in college.
NJ henry Klink, of Verret street,
4o Is In Abita Springs for his health
improving rapidly.
Mr. James Locke and SON. St
aue' left Saturday night for Col ;
MUS, Ohio, to attend the Conyen-
uOn Of the G. A. R. ;
columbian Circle Catholic Knights {
Nv VIII have their meeting
:, ). at 1880 p. m, at Gretna
"st Joseph Hail.
ar and Mrs. ]. P. vezien snent )
"A ay IN Vaudeville, the guest of 7
~s iormer's sister
~ ar and Mrs. Geo. Walters and '
i'm. u =, sons are spending some t
IN Hot Wells, La. v
"
,i, NJ o. H. Bagnal left SATURDAY. Z
ss, ~ On fifteen day furlough, for
% bis mother. 0i'na' on a visit
10, ss Bernadette Hemelt was a Wis c
wy here Sunday. was WIS., . .
M, NJ. and Mrs. Reagan Of na,.r ors. i
have returned.
a.. Mss ). A, Dryer was the weekend e
'' s Of Mrs. A. J. Gerard aar weekend
ts Err raul sperier and little daugb- n
b spena 'eit Tor Lockport. Sunday a
w. while with Mr.. sperier. A
san. |. cOffey of BelleviIIe St
aa n after after undergoing an mo opera "a, lie
W. ~ A. J. Gerard last s1 Wee eRe guest C
Is ,s,n Fred Cook of Pelican Ave :,
'aere she from Touro Infirmary.
N, sue underwent an operation j.,
sato, w. w. Langley Jennings was . a a,