The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-23
PERSONALS.

Mr.. c. F. Borah was in Lafayette on
Thursday.
Miss Jesse Palfrey is visiting relatives
in Hammond.
MIR. Frank Charpiat spent last Sunday
in New Iberia.
Miss Alberta Lawless is visiting
friends in Algiers.
Mrs. A. NJ. Underwood is visiting rels-
tives at Rosedale.
Miss Bagby, of Houston. is the guest
of Miss Mollie Allen.
DR.. Henry ]. Sanders, of Patterson,
was in town last Wednesday.
Miss Helen Smith visited Mrs. T. J.
Shaffer at Anna, last week.
Mr.. Paul Mendoza. Of Adeline, was Q
visitor in town this morning.
Mrs. C. F. Borah spent the first of the
week with friends on Bayou Sale.
Miss Gertrude Cowan visited relatives
in Now Orleans the first part of the week.
Miss Mary Sanders is being entertained
at the Sanders home on upper Main
street,
Mrs. w. B. Smith returned on Thurs
day from a sojourn with relative on La"
fOurche,
Messrs. Henry Jacobs and Walter Gil
more, of Berwick, we're here on business
Tuesday.
Miss Hilda Grabenheimer. Of Now Or.
leans, is the charming guest Of Miss Ed.
ma Levy.
Mrs. w. Il. Latham and children afo
visiting in Patterson, the guests Of Mrs.
C. Lund.
Miss Jesse Smith who has been spend'
ing some time with her sister, Mrs. Da.
Wis, is home again.
Messrs. Thos. Gillinhsm and Chas. J.
Kleb, of Patterson, visited town on bust.
ness last Monday,
Miss Louise and Mary Taylor, Of New
Iberia, are spending q while with their
sister, Mrs. Don Gallery, Jr,
Master Arthur Vetter returned to his
homo in Patterson after pleasant visit
to friends and relatives in town,
Mrs. J. A. O'Niell and Miss Jennie
Kyle came home Thursday after spends
ing two weeks at Cooper's Wells.
Mr.. Fred Marsh, the hustling insur-
ancc agent, returned this week from
business trip over tho northern part OF
the State.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jos Boudreaux returned
Sunday from visit to New Iberia.
They were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A, Boudreaux.
Bro. Jolly, of the Morgan City Review,
was visitor to the county seat last Sat-
urday. While here he paid our sactum
an appreciated call.
Misses Rose and Bessie Foster de,
parted for New Orleans the forepart of
the week, where they Joined their father,
Senator NJ. J. Foster.
Mrs. n. Crask and daughter, Miss
luez, accompanied by Miss Rosie EiseIe.
after visit in New Iberia. left on the
18th inst. to spend the summer with
friends and relatives in Pennington,
Miss
Mrs. Dixie Foster entertained the Card
Club on Tuesday, The first prize. .
Japanese, was won by Miss Mary Cross,
the second priced, . china dish. by Mrs.
Mrs. Dixie Foster and the guest prize
was captured by Mrs. Bella Schrenk.
The Euchre Club held Its regular
weekly meeting on Wednesday at the
homo Of Mrs, c. F. Borsh. The FIRST
prize was won by Mrs. Bella Schrenk.
the second was tied for by Mrs. C. F.
Borah and Miss Maggie McHugh, the
former withdrew in favor Of the latter,
A delightful euchre was given at the
residence Of Mr.. Louis Levy one day last
week by Miss Edna Levy, complimentary
to her guest. Msss Hilda Kahn, of Rayne.
Those present were Misses Hilda Kahn,
Edna Levy, Refine Mayer, Beulah Schmu-
len, Refine 1. Mayer, Bernice Ozene, Flo
Berwick, Fannie Bloch, Amelia Sti1el,
Messrs. Jules, Morris Levy, Shelby
Bourg, Gladstone Allen. Eddie and Hon.
~ Bloch, Harcourt Levy, Joe Dillon,
James Schmulen, Theo. Mayer. The
ladies' prize was won by Miss Fannie
Bloch, Mr.. Maurice Levy won the gen.
tleman's prize, tho bcoby was awarded
to Mr.. Gladstone Allen. The house was
tsstefully decorated with ferns and roses
Misses Helen Brig and Oracle Richard
entertaiged on Thursday at an elegant
euchre. The first guest prizo, hand
some vase, was captured by Mrs. Henry
Paifrey, tho second, clock set in gold,
by Mrs. Amy Ferris, the first club prize.
vase, by Mrs. Dr.. Pecot, the second. .
powder, by Mrs. Lawless, the lone hand,
vase, by Mrs. Sidney Cross, the coDso-
lation prize by Mrs. Berwick and the
BOBBY, a brownie pin, by Mrs. T. J.
Shaffer. Ten tables were arranged in
tho spacious hall whore the games took
place. Beautiful flowers adorned every
nook and corner. After the game re.
treatment consisting Of CHICKEN salad,
cheese straws, olives, fruit, cream and
cakes was served by tea girls in dainty
aprons Of various colors. All pronounced
the afternoon grand success one long
to be remembered.
The band boys made their appearance
a., 1,nH sAxooxa Last knndau and Anlix0nad