The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-09-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
NOTES.

returned home Monday.
Mr.. John We'll and his daughter.
Miss Leona, returned home from the
North on Sunday afternoon. They
have been absent about two months,
and during their stay away have visi.
ted the most prominent cities in the
United States, as also several resorts
IN Canada. They are none the worst
for their Simmer outing.
Judge and Mrs. W. +. Black.
men, accompanied by their family, re-
turned from Fishville on Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. N. 0. Hamilton, of Fish.
ville, passed through our city last
week, taking the train Sunday after
noon for Dallas, Texas, from whence
she will 60 to Kosse, Limestone Co.,
to visit relatives.
Mr.. T N. Miles, the Superinten-
dent of the Alexandria Compress, and
which will begin business in few
days, arrived home from New Orleans
Sunday afternoon.
MIR. W. L. Sanford, Ale4andria's
live, rnstling and wide awake insur-
ance man, went to Grant Parish last
week, and was successful in the way of
doing u rafting business. He repre-
sents first-class companies.
Mrs. j. E. Walker, of Fishville,
was passenger by the train Sunday
afternoon, en- route for Waco, Texas.
Mrs. James D. Biossat, of Lake
Charles, is on visit to our city, hav-
ing arrived by the Morgan train Sun
day afternoon,
! MIR. A. Petteng,ll, after a short
visit to relatives in the North, arrived
home Sunday.
Col. James G. Wise, the cold
democratic warehouse" was in our
city last week. We arc pleased to
say that he is the best of health.
! Col. Joseph Levin, the boss of
all the Culture Greats" merchants
that is when he is viewed from the
standpoint of being the only real
Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Boot and Shoe man here, returned
) from the North last week. He took
in New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore and several other cities. II
is useless to say what he brought with
him. The public know his style
Mr.. Paul E. French, formerly o.
i this city, but for the past year ha'
been in Mississippi, passed through
here last week ELI route to San Anto
dio, where he goes to mend his shat
tered health.
: MIR. A. Perrin, member of thu
= Natchitoches Enterprise composing de
=: partmeut, was a visitor here on Mon
}. day. His short stay does not denot
S that he was not snccessful-for b.
e was. Orr Natchitoches confreres VIII
e are better posted with the young man
G captivating qualities, especially whe
70 the fair sex are taken in considers
ton, can dwell on this at length i
n their next weeks Issue. We do nc
d Tell tales out of school.
Our local reporter, not being
l. strictly society man, aud therefore nj
/, thorough filled with adjectives
y his command to describe the dance o
'e Thursday, begs leave to make a
is apology in that line if he falls short
describing the same. The three yonn
,e ladies in whose honor the affair WI
n given, Miss S. E. Bres, of New .
g. leans, and the Misses NJ. and L. La
trapes, of Washington, La, shou
feel highly complimented at the 81
j. rions close of "their" soiree, for sure
r it was, if We do so call it, that.
v most pleasant crowd there was in. a
d tendance, nicely dressed, both gen
e. and ladies, the latter looking the
sweetest and pretties., and the gem
3. with their claw-hammers, 1--WE belle
er that's the name,)-and yes, we hi
,e almost forgotten that latest OF fas
e, ionable apparel, the scarf, not the o
IN worn around the neck hut around t
waist, land don't it make a You
L. man look handsome 9--he stands b
be ter, appears more digni6ed, Gust VIII
Sc the girls lke,) and all that sort
p thing. And their boutonaires, eve
e; one of them, had one. The hall "
d, nicely arranged, the walls decorate
d, the floor waved, ETC., and as the live
music went forth to the nights br'
lie yes, every one seemed happy and j
e. GUS. The affair will long be RENE
to bered--especially by We local, W
was there and saw for himself.
haste he concludes by adding
the voice to the many already sound
tn, that the oance was success i
in only hope is that many more OF I
as kind will shortly be given in
ad- midst.
no, Mr.. A. Albert and family retu
ed from Lake Charles last week.
49, Judge R. j. Bowman has retu
b.. ed from Cincinnati, where he had bt
, of on months visit.
ear Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Levin hs
800 returned home from Fort Wo'
ent Whilst in that live city they ex
low rienced a most pleasant time.
BoRN-To Mrs. j. G. Goulden,
OF August 23d, son.