The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-05

rsuvich. Mrs. d. Murtagh received
As consolation. The next meeting
II, be at the home of Mrs. w. Sad
The many friends of Mrs. George
r.Ihot will regret to learn that she
= m At her home in Bermuda Street.
TAe dance to be given by the Cath
"A. Ladies' Benevolent Association
"a, take place Saturday night at the
avenue Academy.
Miss Anna Vanderlinden returned
rrssday from Lafayette, after spend
ina week there to attend the Cayard-
Esves nuptials.
Mr. Harry Tompson and family are
,seoyering from the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fink and
baby. David Lee, and Mrs. David
ynt have returned from a pleasant
say at Hot Springs. Ark.
ne many friends of Mr.. VIM. ].
Hennessey will regret to learn Of his
Illness.
Mrs. J. r. Allen has returned from
Bay st. Louis.
M. s. ]. Hogan and family are re-
covering from an attack of la grippe.
The Sunshine Sewing Circle met
Monday night at the home of Miss
florence Lusk. All spent most en-
pysble evening. Music and dancing
vere INDUCED in and refreshments
we're served.
Mrs. G. Munsterman, Of Pelican
Avenue, is improving very much, af-
rr undergoing an operation at the
Hotel Dieu.
The Saturday Night Euchre Club
na 1t the home of Miss Ruth Rihner.
The successful players were Miss Mae
Ore and Mr.. Paul Rihner. Miss Elsie
Hansen and Mr.. George Rihner (play-
Ing for Jules Barry received the con-
solations. Dainty refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be at
The home Of Miss Elsie Hansen.
Little Grace Rihner is Ill at her
home In Seguin street.
Mrs. Ferd Nelson and baby, of Tex
n, are guests of Miss w. w. East
wood.
Nm J. Dolan of Berwick, La, is
visiting Mrs. Drury.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Scheib was baptized Sunday at
the Trinity Lutheran Church, the
ponsors being Mr.. John Heindel
aud Mrs George Heindel. The little
one received the name of Dorothy
Nay.
Misses Florence and Frances Gig
leo we're guests of Mrs. ]. Euper on
Sunday.
The friends of Geo. G.. Heindel
viii regret to learn of his illness.
". and Mrs. Robert F. Morrell
aud little SON John of Montgomery,
we're weekend guests of Mr.. and
Nm ]. e. Huckins.
hrs. Marshall Munholland is the
uat Of her sister, Mrs. A. C. King,
awi Vallette street. She accompan-
~ ser husband, who is the delegate
T" me Masonic Grand Lodge as a
preventative of the brotherhood in
Monroe, La.
Asyor Behrman spent a few days
10 montgomery, Ala, last week. at
ending the Cattlemen's convention.
as Fred Pefferkorn and little
oa left Saturday for their home in
Muandria. La. after spending o
lev days here.
m. A. Burke entertained the
neay Afternoon Five Hundred.
- successful players were Mrs. F.
eoseel. Mrs. G. v. Kraft and Mrs.
burke. Mrs. H. Lee Seave re-
1ved the consolation. The next
wing will be at the home of Mrs.
0oeesl.
= Duny is improving after a
WIS Illness with the grippe.
AW. s. l.. Vail was one of the
ers who spoke last Sunday on
question Of "Bible Reading in
aeDonogh Schools" as pro-
800 N the text of the will of the
Me John McDonogh.
me friends Of Irish Freedom will
VIZ meeting at st. Mary's hall next
osy night. A. G.. Williams. |
I.-msn OF the Irish loan drive in |
sss" .aa will tell of plans in that
= and Mrs. Chris L. stumpf will
=. nome to their friends in their |
nome 3o1-3o3 Delaronde street
~ oay from five to ten p. m.
- :. !anssens Jones of slidell Ave. |
4 week for Monroe, La, where
- - accepted a position as drug
- clerk there.
m NJ "a. a. Macon Fay of Chicago. Ill.,. |
~. .e up his residence in Aleiers
~ February is. DR., Fav T.
@!soa dentist.
hrp, Maiain and daughter
"a r.s, ana Mrs. F. T. Carroll and
ls,rs 'ae son Francis of Baton
aess !, , v visitors to the Misses
rsos,.n many friends of little Euriel
y nov u ,,s slidell Ave-, are pleased
49, .nat he is recovering from
hns 49,. spsli of illness. DR.. Lowe
e.. Intending physician.
I'M v.. ZONES OF slidell Ave-, left
nm. As ago ON the Sfaan.h;.l