The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-10-25
PERSONALS.

| Ill tOWu AuCoA0ys
Mr.. D. Gallery, Jr,, made bushes
trip to New Orleans this week.
DR.. T. F. Frere, of Glencoe, spen
several days in town this week.
Mrs. Tom Frere and children spent tn
past week with Mrs. W. P. Foster.
MI. Edward Han.oa returned OF
Thursday from visit to New Orleans.
Miss Laura Douglas, Of New Orleans
is the charming guest of Miss Sanders.
Mrs. Ben Shaffer is visiting Mrs Mel
son Delaune, on Belleview plantation.
Mr.. Alfred Fortier, of the 18th ward
visited in town on business this week.
Miss Addie Gordy, Of Glencoe. was the
guest of Mrs. }. P. Kemper on Sunday
Mrs. Sue Lyman. of Pensacola, is Wis.,
iting relatives on Bayou Sale this week
Mr.. Gus Berdon the we'll known cloth
ing salesman was doing business here
this week.
Mrs. c. Lund, of Patterson, visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Latham
during the week.
Miss Sue Chamberlin, of New Iberia,
was the guest of Miss Josie Lobdell for
several days last week.
Mr.. G. G. Jones, who represents the
Waters Pierce Oil Co., was in town last
Friday to attend the dance.
Miss Martha Foster, one of our most
popular young ladies. is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs, Eaves, in New Iberia.
Miss Louise Abel, who is teaching ia
the Baldwin high school, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents here.
Mr.. John Bonino left this week for
New Orleans where he will complete his
course at Soule's Commercial College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Berwick spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. D. Berwick, on johnson plantation.
Mrs. Saint, who has been on visit of
some length to her son, Mr.. Howard
Saint, returned to her home at Sunset on
Thursday.
Mrs. M. J. Foster and Misses Rose and
Bessie Foster went to New Orleans Tues
day and will be the guest for several
days of Gen. F. F. Myles.
Miss Mollie Allen left on Monday for
New Iberia where she will spend q few
days with her sister, Mrs. Scott Under.
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Smith and little
ones, of Jeanerette, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Jos. Bateman on Second
street.
Among the teachers from here who at
tended the Institute in Centreville last
Saturday were: Misses Lobdell. Troth.
Christian, Collins, Williams, Smith and
Mr.. Ives.
The Euchre Club had its usual weekly
meeting at the home of Miss Helen
Smith. The first prize. Mexican drawn
work centre piece. was won by Mrs.
Borah and Miss Helen Smith won the
second prize, turn over collar.
MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Moore. at Alice c..
entertained al q dance last Sunday In
honar of Miss Ada Matthews, Of Algiers.
The following guests were present:
Misses Sallie Mequet, Ada Matthews.
Elsie Boudreaux, Edith Going. Messrs.
W. A. Moore. j. c. McKerall, J. d. Bell,
D. A. Theriot, Douglas Mequet. Mes.
lanes Lizzie Collins, Mary Cross and
D. A. Theriot.
The German given on last Friday night
~ the young men of Franklin, gracefully
ed by Mr.. T. NJ. Milling and his partner,
Miss Bessie Foster, was most enjoyable
flair. The following were the partici-
PANTS:
Tom Milling and Miss Bessie Foster.
c. Waldo and Miss Sallie Christian.
Jas. R. Parkerson and Miss josie Lob<
|ell. |
Reuben Brown and Mrs. Lou Smardon.
Henry Delahousssye and Miss Rose
Foster.
Lawrance Tarlton and Miss Leslie
;ollins.
Tom Bodin aud Miss Martha Foster.
w. r. Gates and Mrs. Gates.
ID. Armit and Mrs. D. N. Foster
Dudley Berwick and Mrs. D. Berwick.
F. C. Marsh and Miss Matte McCar.
ell.
George Delahoussaye and Miss Marion
hort.
Arthur Delahoussaye and Miss Eliza.
eth Short.
MIR. Brown and Miss Oracle Allen.
Robert Barnett and Miss Carrie Short.
Gordon Jones and Miss Sue Chambers.
c, D. Kemper and Mrs. Kemper.
Tom Wilson and Miss Jessie Palfrey.
Stays, Messrs. Duffy, Murphy Hine
nd Gus Berdon.
Chaperons. Mesdames Short, L. Trow.
ridge, T. NJ. Moorman, W. 7. Peter
ian, Miss Mollie Allen, and Mcssrs.
hort, Peterman. Norman and DR..
Oster.
Henry j. Washington, colored,