St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-06-04
Personal.


Mrs. /. 6. Chachere, left Oh Saturday
for New Orleans.
DR.. J. H. Hawkins, OF Bayou Chicot
was in town this week,
Mrs. R. H. Littell, visited friends in
Washington this week.
DR.. NJ. d. Lewis, OF Mamou, WAS in
town during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Nj. Firnberg, are Wis
iting relatives in Alexandria.
Mr.. s. J. Wilson, paid business trip
TO the Crescent City this week.
Mr.. Alphonse Levy, paid Il flying Wis
it to Lafayette, on Tuesday.
Capt. Alex Haas, of Haasvillc, spent
several days in town this week.
DR.. Quiak and lady of Bayou Chicot,
spent a few days in town this week.
Our young friend B. r. White, now of
Ingersol, Tex. was i'll town this week.
Mr.. John. NJ. Ware, visited the Cres-
cent City in the.early part OF the week.
Mr. Thos. s. Isacks, returned from a
business trip paid to Crowley this week.
Mr.. L. B. Ciachere, spent several
days in the beautiful city of Leonville
this week.
Miss Eleanor Roy, of Washington,
spent several days in town. during the
week.
Mr.. and Mis-. Sol Loeb, and little Mat
tie, returned home on Tuesday from a
visit to Crowley.
| Miss Cora Stagg, of Whiteville, was
among the visitors to our town the lat
! ter part of last week.
Misses Ida and Edna Fisher enter
tanned some Of their friends with an ice
cream party on Sunday last
Messrs. b. NJ Lambert, and Geo. W.
| Wright, of Crowley, graced our town
with their presence this week.
DR.. r, Mayer, Of Palmetto, caAt the
smile Of his benign counteDance on our
community this week.
Capt. Clarence Struusse Of iausViile,
attended the hop given at the o. ). L.
| hail on Saturday night last.
Miss Gussie LastraDes has returned
from Breaux Bridge accompanied by
Miss Sadie Niblet, of that place.
| Miss Hester Fitch, of Washington, is
spending some time in our city. She is
the guest of Miss Blanche Lacombe.
Messls. Phillip Iernott, and F. Der
bes, were among the visitors to our
town, from Washington on Sunday.
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Ferdinand VOORHEES,, paid visit to
the fair city of Vile Plate this week.
Miss Edith Goiugs, of Washington,
who spent some time here as the guest Of
Miss Eva Williams has returned home.
Misses CorinDe Lewis and Hiida May
or, departed on Tuesdays train, for a
visit to relatives and friends at Frank
lin and Bayou Sale.
Misses Alice Dietleiu, Marie Simon,
and Linda Hebert of our town and ka-
! tie Leer, of Washington, attended the
ball given at New Iberia, on Thursday
May 20 inst.
| Quite number Of the bells and
beaux's Of town, visited Washington on
Sunday, in lieu of witnessing the fear
ful monster that is supposed to have
been seen on the bridge at times. No
reports as to whether it was seen by the
crowd or not.
Mrs. Adolph Marks, after a pleasant
stay in our town, departed for home on
Monday. She was accompanied to La
fayette, by Mrs. +. G. Marks and Miss
Bella Cain.
Since the departure Of several Of our
fair damsels, the bhoys seem to have a
very doleful face, and il something
don't turn up shortly we have fears of
several Of our merchants loosing some
of their employees.
A complimentary dance was rendered
the visiting young ladies to our town,
by the O. S. c., on Saturday night last,
among those present from abroad were,
Misses Julia Good, Pauline Rosenthal,
Bella Cain and Rosie Roos.
One of our young damsels who was to
leave on Tuesday for Alexandria, was
having o pleasant chat with friends at
the depot, when the train pulled out leav-
ing her behind, we are sorry for her but
hope she will be on the alert next time.
Miss Pauline Rosenthal, one Of Alex
andria's fairest daughters, after most
delightful time spent in our midst, par
ticipating in the many complimentary
sociables, rendered her during her stay
in our city, returned home on Tuesday,
much to tue regret of her many friends
and admirers. She was accompanied by
the sparkling brunette Miss Rosa Firm
berg, who contemplates spending some
time in Alexandria, as the guest of Miss
ROsenthal.
At the Progressive Euchre party, Civ
Oh on Thursday night tue Goth inst. by
the Auxiliary Association the first prize
for the ladies was captured bp Miss Ju-
lie Bloch, having won ten of the
twelve games played. The first prize
for the gentlemen was won by Mr.. Rob.
Frnberg. The BOBBY prizes were
awarded to Miss Fannie Jacobs, and
Mr.. Jos. Firnberg.
At the first Methodist Church, New
Iberia, by the Rev. +. S. Parker, of that
place Ben. r. White, formerly of Ope-
lousas, but now resident of 1ngersoll,
Texas, was married to Miss Berta
Pharr, Of New Iberia. The happy pair
will visit Opelousae to see the Bride
Graoms' fafiar aud mother and other
members of the family, aud will then