Points, Mari Loviss

The Catholic Encyclopedia and Its Makers · 1917 · p. 211
b. at New Orleans, 3 May, DUKE; TYRIE, JAMES; VERSTEGAN, RICHARD; WELD FamILy; 1873, daughter of George Washington Points, of Weston, WILLIAM; WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Staunton, Virginia, and Delphine Stuart, of New Orleans, granddaughter of Captain Joseph Points, a Pollen, Maria MARGARET DE LA PRIMAUDAYE hero of the Wars of the Revolution and 1812. Edu- (Mrs. Joun HuncGERForRD POLLEN), b. at Leyton, cation: Convent of the Sisters Maria nites of the E ex, England, 10 April, 1838, descendant of Pierre Holy Cro , New Orleans. Editor of the Woman’s de la Primaudaye, first Chancellor of the Order of the Department and reporter of religious and educational Saint Esprit under Henry III of France. Education: news, New Orleans “‘Picayune”’, 1892-1907; as so- Italy. Became a Catholic 1851; married John Hunciate editor (1907-1909) and editor-in-chief (1909), gerford Pollen, m.a. (d. 1902), artist and architect, “Morning Star”, official journal of the archdiocese 1855; has a ociated with most of the celebrities in of New Orleans. Author of: ‘‘The Haunted House’’; art and literature of the past fifty years. Po e es “Guide Book to New Orleans’’; short stories; conrare collection of old laces, fans, and XVIII century tri but or to: ‘‘Picayune’”’. English gla , which have been exhibited at the South ARTICLE: New Or.LeANns, ARCHDIOCESE OF, Kensington Museum, the Franco-British, and the Japanese Exhibitions. Author of ‘Seven Centuries
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