The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-22

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ates, Miss Maggie I.awton who was
salutatorian Miss Kate Smith, vale
dictorian and Misses Beulah and
Lottie Smith.
Gold medals were given to the fol-
lowing pupils Of the School: For
excellence, Victoria Hymel and Ger
trude Peterson, intermediate class
medals to Rowena Malain, and An
tonia Charleville. Medals for music:
Victoria Hymel, Gertrude Peterson.
Ruth Cucich and May Herbert;
Medals for regular attendance.
Camille Mitchell and Myrtle Wattig.
ney.
Medals for good conduct Carrie
Brupbacher, Rosie Kelly, Ruth
Brownlee, Florence Garland, Made
line Spahr, Annie Rodick, Mary STEM
ger, Naomi Bonner, Sadie Garland.
Roseada Reynolds. May Herbert,
Ulaine Collins, Irene Sinclair. Louise
and Kate Stenger. Maggie Reaney,
OldTc
Camille Mitchell and Ruth Furlong.
The death of Harry T. Rossiter
age 80 years occurred after an illness
of some time. He was a deputy clerk
in the Third City Court. The funeral
took place from the residence of Mrs.
X. Mccormack where he resided after
his aged mother became demented
and was taken to the Louisiana Re-
treat. Before his death he appointed
Judge p. Clement and Mr.. H. G.
SCHNEIDER to take charge of his earthly
affairs.
At the Elmira Pleasure Grounds, a
number of our citizens gathered and
presented several of their political
friends with some valuable presents.
Hon. Martin Behrman, state auditor
was presented with a clock; Hon. H.
n. Umbach, with a silver service;
Thos. ]. Foster with a gold watch
and chain, and Jas. Martin with
diamond stud.
The Algiers Improvement Associa- !
ton was organized as a permanent I
body and the bylaws were adopted |
and were published in this issue.
The picnic given by the Italian |
NJ. B. Society of st. Lucy at Lake |
View Park was a decided success. |
The Italian Consul, G. Fara Forni was
present and addressed those present. |
Mr.. NJ. Rosamano was presented with |
a gold medal and Mr.. L. Gallo with
a silver medal.
Mr.. A. w. Knapp, who ran a nail |
in his foot three weeks ago, suffered |
the amputation of his foot at the
ankle.
Mrs. ]. Creighton Mtehewes en- /
tertained few friends to meet Rev.
j. NJ. Henry who recently returned |
from the Holy Land.
Misses Eula Forrest, Sallie Coun-
Gil, and Emma Kinsinger were gradu-
ated from the Normal School.
Misses Edna Braun, Irene Crane,
Naomi Howe, Annie Wright and /
Louise and Kate Rutledge were gradu-
ated from McDonogh High School
No. 8.
Misses Maude Tufts, Mabel Lang
with and Corinne Hughes were gradu-
ated from College of Music.
SITS. John Lodge No. 1913, F. & A.
NJ, held its forty-sixth annual cele-
bration at Moreau's Milneburg.
Mrs. Crombie was rendered a sur
prise party at the home of Mrs. J. |
Beckett, 920 Brooklyn Avenue.
Mr.. Jas. B. Altman entertained the |
teachers and pupils of McDonogh No. !
School by bringing his graphophone
to the school and playing several
numbers.
The Algiers public was greatly in
terested in the passage of Senator
w. ]. Hennessey's court house bill
which provided for a Judge of the
court, two clerks, one a stenographer
at $1,000 a year, and the other with !
salary of $1,000. There was also
a porter at salary of $50, a month
and two court officers provided for.