The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-08-18
Social Gleanings.

: Mr.. Il. f. Milling is in North Loui,
lana this week
= Mr.. Charley Mallard passed throus
4 franklin on Wednesday.
Misses Gertrude and Bcthia CATER
are N New Orleans visiting
: Miss Lena Allen of New Orleans, Is &
+ visit to Miss Rosa Mauerer
Mr Gus Godchaux. Of Abbevi!c, >rcn
4 rev days in town this week
! Miss Lille Allen. Of New Orleans, !.
, On visit to Miss Rosa Maucrer
Miss Sidonie Tarl;on was a visitor :,
friends in New Iberia this week.
Miss Kate Gibbon stayed Monday an,
Tuesday with Mrs. H. s. Palfrey.
Mr.. p. II. Mcntz. of New Orleans, i.
IN franklin on business this week.
. Rev. Fir. Trainor and Mr.. G. H.
Cambrc went to Ccntreville on Tuesday,
Prof G. Labauve, Of Abhcvilic, is
spending some time with Mr. f. B-canx.
Mi, Jos. Schwartz. Of Centrcville, was
business visitor 10 Franklin Thursday
Misses Gertrude krnnlage and Rosie
Eisele are visiting friends in Pennington
Miss.
| Miss Daisy Hayes, II Jackson, La
Is visitor at the home of Gov NJ j
Foster.
Mr.. Lnnd Of Calumet. is up on visit
| TO relatives and friends for a few DAYS
| tbs week
| The Ladies' Eurnre Clui, hal a large
and much enjoyed meeting on Wcdncs,
day afternoon.
Mr.. Robert Barman left for jackson
Miss, Tuesday on business He returned
Thursday night.
Master Charley Going left for New
Orleans Thursday morning where he goes
to enter Soule College
Attorney Placide P sigur. of the firm
OF Signr q Roberts. is at Coopsr's
Wells for few weeks.
Messrs. John Bonino and Charley
Pickett attended the ball given in jean
erctte Wednesday night
Miss Della Gibbon is home again after
most enjoyable visit to Mrs. Heard and
Mrs. Robin in Jeanerette
Misses Anaisc and Lille Pccot, who
have been visitin. Miss Emma Pccot,
returned home on Monday.
Misses Sue Pickett and Sallic Sanders.
accompanied by Mr.. J. Y. Sanders, went
to Sour Lake on Thursday
Miss Leslie Collins is home again
after an enjoyable trip to Charles
ton. Ashville and Mont Eagle.
Miss Clara Wilson, with her niece.
Miss Bette Wilson. left on Saturday for |
visit TO friends in st. Louis.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs Frank Schon-
stein entertained MeSsrs W. H. Crossed |
and {. Frank from New Orleans.
Messrs. Robert and Clifford Brown. Of |
Cypremort. returned from Canada this |
week where they went on visit.
Mr. Earl Hine, who is now located in
Crowley. spent few days in town this
week visiting his relatives and friends.
A crowd of the younger set were in
formally entertained at Garden City, by
the Misses Cooke, on Monday evening.
Misses Diana and Bessie Sanders came
home on Wednesday, after a pleasant
trip to Chatauqua. Monroe and Shreye-
port.
Miss Alice Childs, OF Bayou Sale, and
Miss Percy Dowdle. of Galveston, are
guests Of the Misses Cooke, Of Garden
City.
Mrs. &. Forsythe. .r., is home again
after visit to relatives in Mexico and
Texas. Mrs. Bomband accompanied her
daughter home
Miss Fila Batemau, of Honlna, is in
franklin again after Il pleasant stay of
two weeks in Glencoe, where she was the
guest Of Mrs. J 2 kempcr. II
The Convent is deserted for ] while,
he sisters being at the Holy Angels {
Convent. tho Mother house, i'll New Or
cans for their annual retreat.
Miss Y. Cooke came from two weeks
visit to Miss Fassett in New Orleans or
SATURDAY and Miss Rettie Cooke came
rom Shady Side the day before after
Inite little time spent there.
Mrs. II Il. Neville with the two little I,
visited Patterson on Tuesday. ,
drs. Neville leaves for Atlanta, Ga. or
sunday where she expects to remain for
ome time.
Wednesday the 18th, was the feast of
he Assumption Of the Blessed Virgin c
nto Heaven and A holiday of obligation G
n the Catholic Church; there was High =
lass and Benediction.
Among the gentlemen who have been
n town during the week were; Messrs.
H Men,s, of New Orleans, A A Booth, t
, Provost and David Todd. Of New s
IBERIA; J Brown, of Louisa, Gus. God
haux, Of Abbeviile.
If we could have here in Franklin n
rain Of asphalt, oyster shells or I
omething of that kind, i: would be s
good thing for the town. Even if n
re could have a rain Of determina- G
ion to fix these streets and side
yalks. that might itself do some
God. There is an old saying that
Where there is will, there is r
.av." Lets at least get the will. +
low there is no use wasting words
bout this matter. We have got TO
0 something to better the conditions n
'ur streets are disgrace. We do +
OF mean 10 blame The present or :,
asst administration of town affairs.