The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-01-03
PERSONALS.

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leans this week. .-.,
Judge R. Hanf, of Glencoe, was
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles A. O'Niell was in
Morgan City on business Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Alvin Mentz, of New Or
leans, is on visit to Mr.. Edward
Hanson.
DR.. D. N. Foster spent several
days in New Orleans on business
this week.
Mr.. Ferdinand Claiborne, of
New Roads, is guest at the home
of Senator Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Eaves, of
New Iberia, are guests Of Mrs. w.
P. Foster this week.
Mr.. Walter Cordy, of Abbe-
vile spent Saturday in town with
friends and relatives.
Capt. M. B. Hendry, of the
steamer Cypress, spent several
days in town recently.
Mrs. Taylor and her charming
daughters are spending the week
with Mrs. D. Gallery, Jr.
The Misses Sharp, two of New
Iberia's most attractive young
ladies, are visiting Miss Martha
Foster.
Mrs. L. E. Chambers, of New
Orleans, spent several days last
week at the home of Senator
Gallery.
Mr.. Jack Emmett, of New Or
leans, spent the holidays on Katie,
plantation, the guest of the MisseI /
Richard.
Mr.. Henry Hausmann, prom
inent business man of Patterso,
was a business visitor in too .
Wednesday.
Miss Lester, one of the Cent?
vile High School teachers, is
spending this week with Miss IL
berta Lawless.
DR.. T. w. Tarleton, a well krwn
physician of Patterson, was ecu
lating among his many friers IN
town this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Gus Gates who 7
spent the holidays with Nj and {
Mrs Richard Gates, retired to 7
their home at Hammond, T., on !
Saturday. 2
Mrs. Stirling Gatef andMaster /
Gates left TO Baton T
Rouge on Tuesday, wire they v
will spend some time. Q
Mrs. Favrot, who hasoeen the h
guest of hersdaughter, IRIS. Stir r
ling Gates, returned tqhcr home d
in Baton Rouge on Tuday.
Mrs. j. Y. Sanders Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. brah, Miss F
Ruby Roberts and \. John B 4
Roberts at dining oNew Years z
day. r
Miss Aimee Dewes, after an J
absence of several months in II
Charleston, S. G., Nth relatives, L
arrived in Franklinon Wednes- 2
day and will spend le winter with 3
her sister, Mrs. j. Imam. =
Miss Jessie Palfrr was the hos :,
tess of a very deghtful euchre T
party on Tuesday ternoon from =
to 6 o'clock, Complimentary to =
Mrs. Gus Gates. ne house was {;
decor,ed, and after = !
several very aniuted games of -
euchre the prizes ere awarded as =
follows: First PIE, a handsome = =
cold meat server as won by Miss
Oracle Allen; thsecond, a hand
some lace handFchief, was cap
tured by Miss Mel Underwood, n
and the lone had prize was won n
by Miss Costel, of Morgan City. q
At the conclusn of the game an Ia
cour luncheon was q 2
served.
An enjoyae dance was given . .
on Tuesday ght at the Firemen's =
Hall complimentary to the visit -
ing ladies'. Among those present
were Miss9Sharp, Martha Fos-
ter, Ruby oberts, Bessie Foster,
Mabel an Simmie Underwood, p
Alberta Iwless. Mesdames G. IL
D. KemF, w. r. Gates, Gus hi
Gates, L. Smardon, D. N. Fos- NJ
ter, Fitzigh Motion, Messrs. w. A.
R. Gate c. D. Kemper, Hugh B.
Frere, aul Kramer, DR.. Gus
Gates. AIRY and David Smith,
F. Claprne, Tom Bodin, Edwin p
Kyle, J. Going, J. c. Waldo, al
= Grad, T. M. Milling and o.
Tom vlson. p
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