St. Landry democrat., 1892-05-14
Personal.

Mrs Louisa Meginley is visiting rela-
tives in New Iberia.
Mr.. Ferdinand Derbes, Of Washing
ton, was in town On Saturday
Miss Pauline Rosenthal, of Alexan-
dria, is spending some time in our midst.
Mr.. L. A. Sandoz accompanied by his
son Gordon left on Tuesday for Califor-
MIA.
Miss Carrie Elms is on visit to
friends in Washington.
Miss Sadie Niblet, of Breaux Bridge,
was visitor to our town during the
week.
Miss Ida DuprG, of Washington, and
Miss Mamie Curley, of Lake. Charles,
were in town this week.
DR.. Il. T. Young, of Vile Plate, was
on our streets on Wednesday.
Mr.. Jas. Nicholson, of Washington,
was seen in town on Wednesday.
Miss Gertie Rosenthal Of Alexandria,
paid our town visit this week.
Miss Katie Leer, of Washington is
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Miss Alice Dietlein.
Master A. Haas, of Haaville, spe~t
several days in town this week.
| Mr.. j. L. Cain, after pleasant stay in
the crescent city, returned home on
Monday last looking none the worse
! for wear.
Mrs. C. C. Duson accompanied by her
sons DR.. w. w. and little George, are
recuperating at Sour Lake, Texas.
Messrs. O. Elmer, Mentor Andrus and
X. V. Richard, Of Grand Coteau, were
in town on Thursday.
DR.. D. r. January, of Crowley, spent
a couple of days in town during the
week.
Misses May and Mary Boutte, of New
Iberia, are here on visit to relatives.
Mrs. A. Lacombe and daughter, Miss
Blanche and Regina Debaillion visited
Washington on Tuesday.
Messrs. j. Perrodin and j. J. Thomp-
son paid Washington visit during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Barry and the lit
tie ones, Of Grand Coteau, spent several
days here during the week.
Mr.. Valsin Richard and daughter Miss
Zoula, were among the visitors to our
town last week. -
Miss Blanch Durand, of St. Martins
Vile, is here on visit as tie guest Of
Miss Marie Simon.
Miss n. Gil, accompanied by her little
neice Miss Leila Sandoz, left on Sun
day for Baton Rouge where she will
visit relatives.
Mr.. NJ. Firnberg has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, for the benefit Of his
health. He has boen complaining of
rheumatic pains recently.
A delightful hay ride in honor Of Miss
Julia Good, of Galveston, was INDUCED
in by some of the bellies and beaux's of
town to DuriQ Lake, where dancing on
the green, games &c, were partici-
pated in.
| Among the many who boarded the
excursion from this place, we note the
following, viz: Misses Lydia St. Gau.
din, Alice Dietlein, O. Laas, Aline Del
arue, Mary Lavergne, G.. Hebrard, and
Messrs. N. Deprfs, Lucas Fontenot, F.
Voorhies, Laurent Laconbe, Nathan
Roos, Aaron Loeb, and Masters Fritz
Dietleln, A. Jacobs, E, Loeb and I. Sill
verberg.
Among those who attended the bal
given by the o. S. c., on Thursday, WI
noticed the following: Miss NJ. Lesser
of New York; Miss Della Taylor, ant
Mr.. Leon Clark, of Crowley DR.. D
Haas and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. - Strouss'
and Mr.. Charles Haas, of Haasville
Misses Marie Louise Duple, Bella ia
cobs, Sidney Derbanne, Alice Trainor
Mamie and Lelle Lastrapes, and Messrs
Leonce Dupre, L. j. Derbes, Philip Ter
not, w. O. Pipes and - Lyons, o
Washington.
The Opelousas Social Club gave
Progressive Euchre party, at their hall
on Thursday night May 5th inst, il
honor, of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Skippe
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Firnbere
twennty four couples participated
The first prize for the ladies was won b.
Miss Yetta Jacobs, the second by Mis-
Julia Good, while Miss O. Laas, was th
unfortunate who captured the BOBBY
Capt. j. J. Thompson succeeded in car
rying home the laurels for the Gentle
men whilst Messrs. Henry Roos, an
!, I. Silverberg received the honors fo
capturing the BOBBY prizes.
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