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THE HERALD. Devoted to the Up ldn of the Wet Side of the River. "A very ive and creditable weekly newspaper."-MANUFACTURERS' RICORD. NR ENXVIlEAII , U - Y -- -FEBRUARY 16, 1911. <+-TIn" , NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1911 - - --- - _ ........ " No 40 EN WlO APPRECIATE QUALIT 1 .25FTLE,\ UAI T 4:. SULL QUARTS$5.* ,OoRo~ s A BOTTLE SHOULD BE; ' IN EVERY HOME \'ii' . - £ . ..£ .. . . . . " SONALS )D OTHERWISE schools will be closed a Friday, Feb. 24th, in order the school children to wit of the Elks' burlesque Daly is visiting her sis 8. Anderson, of Houston, Murphy of New York is sister, Mrs. Hy. Vallette. 'iggilns of Natchi be the Carnival pest of , Mrs. W. E. iggins. of Natchitoches spent his brother-in-law, Mr. aieeds of Miss Clarlsse ,e glad to learn that she recovered from her re to return to schooL Sevening last the Miss Henrietta Burgan to Nick&ius took place. II Mollie Kinkaid left I Iad sohie time in Ber Souse of Greatest Values Vs a Visit and Be Convinced Sat Ona Block and a lesale Prices from. Canal Street man-Weinfeld Millinery Co. iJ P-TO-THE.-NNUTE MILLINERS is . 4;. N .g m z .. 7,-• • ,. .•.. Mr. John McCarthy, from New York, is home on a visit with his mother in Pel'can avenue. Mr. and Mrs. N. Sims and daughter Stella have been spending the past week at Bunkle, La., and are now visiting friends at Bdyce, La. Miss Penner Maxsen of Connecticut is the guest of Mrs. Jno. Laskey. Mr. Jos. Duffy left Monday for Mem phis, Tenn., on a business trip. Mr. Jacqbs of New Iberia, La., is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Warren, of Pelican avenue. Mrs. Peter'Munts presented her hus band with a baby girl last week. The men of Mt. Olivet Episcopal Church who have in hand the arrange ments for the big masquerade party to be given for both children and adults, are meeting with much encourage ment and no doubt the affair will be a big success. The party will take place on the night of Feb. 17th at Pythian Hall. The Reliance band has been engaged for the purpose. Tick ets may be had from any of the com mittee or at the door. Henry J. Schafer will start on Mon day the erection of a double cottage on Vallette street, between Alix and Elisa streets, having five rooms on each side, with bath. The contract price will be about $3,200. Th double cottage, Nos. 213-15 Alix street, owned by James Casey and oc cupied jointly by him and Mrs. Henry Vallette, was slightly damaged Sun day by fire caused by a defective stove pipe. The loss is covered by insur ance. The Merry Euchre Club were enter tained last week by Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Weaver. The successful players were Mesdames U. J. Lewis and Fred Pefferkorn, and Messrs. Fred Goebel and U. J. Lewis. The consolations fell to the lot of Mrs. L. F. Gisch and Dr. Weaver. The next meeting will take place Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Arnold. After undergoing general repairs to her hull, the ferry Alice has been re leased from New Orleans dry dock No. 8. and is now lying at the head of Bermuda street. After a thorough overhauling she will again be put in commission by the Union Ferry Com pany as "relier' boat. A jolly time was spent at Deer Range by the Good-Hearted Gun and Rod Club. The honors for the killing of the most game fell to the lot of Mr. J. B. Veasy. Game of all descriptions was killed, principally, however, duck, snipe and rabbits. Those in the party were Messrs. Chas. Guillot, Eugene Sutherland, Geo. Sutherland, Harry x The big masquerade party to be giv e- en for the benefit of Mt. Olivet Church y will take place to-morrow night at Py 1- thian Hall. The Reliance Band will el furnish music for the dancing. Every r- one is assured a good time. r- NAVAL STATION CHANGES. Captain Heltn, commandant of the a Naval Station, received a letter from d Captain Evans, commanding the scout I cruiser Salem, which stated that it I would reach here Feb. 21. The Ten nessee and the Chester will also be e here for Mardi Gras, and they come e the same time as the Salem. Several changes have been made in the officers of the station.. Naval Con structor Woodruff has been detached and assigned to Newport News. He will f be replaced by Naval Constructor Fo 1 garty, who arrived here Wednesday. Surgeon Haynes has been ordered to Manila, and he will be replaced Feb. 20 by Surgeon Randall. Chief Carpen ter Floathe was sent to the Medical I Hospital in Washington for treatment r and Chief Carpenter Davis has re placed him. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Algiers, Feb. 14, 1911. Editor Herald: Dear Sir-Inspector Reynolds will earn the thanks of all of our people who travel in our local street cars it he will scatter the crowd of blacks who infest the corner of Teche and Newton streets, where the car com pany has its junction. The schedule compels the first car reaching said point to wait there for the others, and there being three cars involved, the delays at said corner are inevitable and sometimes prolonged. The help less passengers, .largely composed of women and children, are thus com pelled to sit there and listen to the usual repartee of the roustabout and the crap-shooter, with which that re dolent atmosphere is surcharged. This nuisance, which was as first submitted to by this trolley line's regular pa trons, as belpg one of the unavoidable incidents attending the sudden inva- I alon of Ceontown, was expected to die out accordingly as the railway officials I found time to give some of their at tention tq this and kindred matters. But Instead of dying out, It seems to get worse, as the crowds In the cars increase, so that there seems to be no other alternative than to "call the police," If those of us who have faml lies and who must continue traveling in these cars are to be saved fromn such humiliating experiences. Sinee Inspector Reynolds himself passes this corner daily, in these ears, and now has the necessary authority, it is hoped that he will put the oacer on this beat "next." Desencyr NAVY YARD NOTES. Durlas the past week, some habase have takbs place at the Naval Statio. and work has been very slack, noew and thea a vessel being docked and reaitr done by cantractors. The United FPrut Compny's vessetl Abagares was docken last Wedbse. day, the hal ws sraped, cleaed and Ia painted by Coaractor Mike Walsh. The vessel was a udoked the esnt day. I The doelgr emw Is now ma4e up of I the meehani s and helpses in the d Nwval cCarurtor sart, stiton- i ed at eskNavy W r aI, wasu t the 4 yard it Macdsa. ft is indested that he wm have ehage at dechein veses, his sens bes divided be , twa. aNgqu mI new Orkr.. akeow OYin ai~~ed hem The Merits of Rigue's Sauce An,,- not continel nolely , , its ai.- " ,tfzin ; ef'f.,t IheI .yind r ularl I n the table, lan IIh, e .t in Ithe makin of TaI t r I r.--in. for .Many IDishe,. li..r'. is on, known as "Elite Sauce" Irin4 t. a lll threi. upf. ls of milk. thllr e ia l lln.. lfult 4of floui r d(II ,lv.,led inI sil ta l.es plo n l of I,. waIt.rrllj..tr ld nt11o the 1.milin milk stirin witn t .ls lin,, ainini three ta.lesp.onfuls ofa Ihlttl r: c.". Ik to a t i lk cro.nltn. ,tirrtn i till h,. while: th; n rl 'ove from tire, , aiiitin yolks of thr. ." egs stirred into on- ta lesl , fn l . of -I , let milk: 0one pinch of sall. and. IaiIst hit not lens. mix with shore mtNIl: IiNrl i.-t : iL ' 1 I:; ' .: %Al 4.T In whtih will I.e found all re lnisit. nel n sar t mo make a m.st pal ltahie dish. .l err. mn Iimlie, shrimllp. fish or .in illlmower: deIo.rat. with lemon .li, waterl r,.s or parsley. SOLARI'S A. M. & J. SOLARI, Itd. With Headquarters at ROYAL AID IBERVILLE STREETS. BARGAINS. Fancy seeded prunes, 10 cents per 1-pound carton. Pig tongues. 3 for 25 cents. Fresh country eggs, 20 cents per dozen. Pure hog lard, 13 1-2 cents per pound Black-eye cowpeas, red beans, two pounds for 15 cents. Aug. Schabel, Patterson and Olivier Streets. Tuesday, a week ago. It is stated that he will have charge of the C. and R. and S. E. shops. Mr. Davis was previ ously to joining the Navy, a ship draftsman at Cramp's Shipbuilding Co. Chief Boatswain Lindberg, who is the acting captain of the yard, will have charge of the yards and docks department. Chief Carpenter Floathe was detach ed on the 8th inst. and ordered to Washington, D. C. Naval Constructor Woodruff will be detached about the 15th and is or dered to Norfolk Navy Yard. The surgeon a: present on duty here will soon be relieved by another sur geon. The U. S. dredge Benyard arrived at the Station last Monday and was tak en in the naval dock Wednesday morn ing. A great deal of work will be done on her, but by a New Orleans firm. CARD OF THANKb. The young ladies who took part in the "Old Maids' Convention" wish to make public their appreciation of the kindness of the many who assisted them, in various ways during the pre paration for their entertainment. They specially thank the following: Mr. Lennox, Mr. Huckins and wife, Mr. A. S. Daniels, Mr. Bode'nger, Capt. Petti grove, Mr. Henry Albrizzi, Mr. Stans bury, Mr. Hafkesbrlng, Pastor Wambs ganss, Mr. A. Lucuas and Mr. Joe Dan lels. Last, but not most unimportant, E ant, Dr. Kraft has merited our hearty appreciation for so kindly publishing our notices. Mrs. T. P. Bell, Chairman. ENTERTAIN GRAND VICE CHAN- e CELLOR. On last Thursday night the regular i, meeting of Halcyon Lodge, Knights of t Pythias, Grand Vies Chancellor A. W. g Brown and Puast Grand (hanoellor tb Meadelson paid an oelal visit to the a lodge, as is customary annually. Hal- e eyco Lodge, which is one of the most progrssive organlsations on this side bi of the river, had quito a nlce crowd a of memtlers to welcome the visitnlag ofcers. The evenings business hay- * aing been dispensed with, several of the members were heard from under k the head of "The good td be Order." p Messrs. Brown, Mendolon sad Klrtoea delivered addressues which were greaIt- yi ly applauded, Other addresses were , made by W. A. Scholl, J. U. Lewis, t Jos. Hughes, Jules BDabln, J. k. Huck- t ias, Frank Hennln&, James O. Stew art, Judge Peter Clemets, ead the l Chauellor Commander of the Iodgs* Mr. GOa Petersen. After the meuang the members repaired to the bangut I, hall whor a ale l hu was set sad a rSatly enjoyod by theom present. THE PAMION PLAY. U Under the ialees a Th i6 Ushers' h Sosity, ChLure at the Holy Nameo ell Mary, tI Passion Pla, or The e dle t Chirh, will be presented In St. Mari'e t Hal, earner Verrne adl Ma sreets, lI on this Thurdai y emss,gh. 14tht. I Twese lctrn are veryr Lstrstlve,U t n l to h oM, bi t u wl eifor the r, and sall ss l u aled to rns ad m them. 1he am la behutiit hand eesilre moion it- ad Pesent tlo IM t e our ,ari frm the Anum- a eldtMo to the Aeemele. I The deers wll nee at?. an -- d -" ,pamlma sekei t at p. m. T i1abr b ens. P D. H. Holmes Co., Ltd. Established 1842. Smart Styles in Ready - to - Wear HA TS. Just such hats as you want for immediate wear, and moderately priced, are now being shown in our Popular-Priced Millinery Dept. First Floor. Dauphine Street Annex. A pretty selection of SMALL TURBINS in black andl7 7 coblrs, new close-fitting effects. and no two, alike..1. l 5 UNTRIMMED SHAPES. Small shapes in black hair straw ..................75c. Large hair or rough straw shates.....................1.25 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FERNS, FOR FAVORS OR HOME DECORATIONS. Small Potted Rose Bush with flowers and budl... 10e eac Long-Stemmed Roses in pink, red and yellow... In Making Your Will Remember this bank is an executor, guardian or trustee that you can depend upon. Its life is perpetual and its prestige guarantees that your wishes will be carried out in the strictest letter of their interpretation. Coemarcial-Grnmala Trust & Savins Bul Capital and Surplus $2,000,000. PATTERSON AND VERRET STREETS. The Newest In Cloth Tops, Patent Leather (Oun Metal and Vici Kid Ladies', Men's and Children's In Button and Bluchers at $1.50, $2,00, $2.50 and $3,00 Sole Agents for Webster School Shoes * Shoes with latest improvements and style. Webster's Dictionary with each pair. Renecky Shoe Store 'Anh AT ST. MARY'S HALL ,A good many of our folks are look ing forward to a rare treat which will be given them at St. Mary's Hall on Friday night, Feb. 17th, when Mr. C. E. W. Grimth. the noted reader of Shakespeare, will be the attraction. The admission will be 25 cents and 10 cents for school children. "As You Like It" will be the subject Mr. Grif flth wil! read on that night. Mr. Griffith holds that it is the read er's art to illumine literature; to pop ularize what is good in modern writ ing, and to revive the priesess treas urea of the classics. Only a few of Shakespeare's plays are presentd on the stage, but the reader makes It pos sible fr us to realise dramatically all of his mighty literary creations. Mr. Grifth's artistic renditions are based upon careful and original liter ary ilatrpretations. Hle is the only reader in the world who reds every season all of Shakespeare's plays in public. This worthy undertaking is both unique and prodigious. These plays are so abbreviated that nothing offensive to modern taste remains, and yet so artistically effected that no word is changed. Mr. Griith insists that true art is its own best interpre tation, and therefore substitutes sug gestive expressions for the usual pe dantic explanations. He reads with great intelligence, colors his roles with fine emotional shading and distin guishes them with delicate yet distinct suggestions of character. He possess es a marvelously esihble voies, and ex pressive face, strong personal magne tism, and unbounded sympathy which harmonises all he reads. The distinct ive characteristic of his reading eis a noble aim to present them liftple tares in such a way as to show the logic of events and the results of - tion, for the purpose of broadening the alamin and ensoisg hlmas osduct. MITHODIST UtES. The Woman's Home Misie Slociety of the Methodist Church of Atliers held Its regular monthly meeting at th church, Tuesday evening, Feb. T. The following offcers. were elected or the ensung ya Miss athel Rhodes, pge eat; Mrs. C. Thopmee, list a thes let eesedm3se ba baNls Seidm-s e tshe here ele Par e... ik eand dhw . jias r. p sh..d es a- u su-s as sp' !fv' i~t.o i the ie masmr. P. AL'LEN STRECK, OPTO@ImeWr. O-ie*: S~b. Drug tere, Elmira and Eveilna. vice-president; Mrs. Joe Daniels, seo oad vlce-presidemt; Miss Minnie Lee Curran, third vice-presidenat; Mis Dasy Danilels, treasurer; Miss Mag gie Martin, recording secretary; Mrs. J. W. Booth, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Warren, agent for The Mission ary Voice. -imrs. Henry Donaeotelser will enter tatn the soclety Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, at her home, 211 Vallette street. A small fee of ten cents will be charg* ed, which will be used for the local work of the society. These entertain ments will be given monthly. The entertainment given at the Ms sonic Hall an riday and Saturday eve nings were gditly enjoyed and were Isrgsly attended. The young ladies acquitted themselves creditably and nladicatoas are that it will not be ne cessary for them all to go to the Ktendike. Quite a neat sum was raised. Rev. Tanesy was present and con ducted praper services last Thursday eveningl. All present enjoyed the beau tiful talk made by this consecrated mun of God