The St. Mary banner., 1904-10-08
PERSONALS.

Mr.. I. Sully Martel spent Tuesday
on the Jennings Oil field.
Mr.. Earl Hine, of New Iberia, spent
last Sunday in Franklin.
Mr. \. NJ. Underwood was IA visitor
to New Orleans this week.
DR.. J. Wotford Sanders spent Sun
day in town with his mother.
Mr.. 7. J., Shaffer was an out OF
town visitor during the week.
Mr.. Edwin Kyle is spending fev
days in Franklin on bu>ine
MIR. Oscar Zenor. of Riverside. was
in town several days this week.
Mr.. F. G.. Viguerie, of Charenton. was
in town on business last Monday.
Miss Alberta Lawless has been
spending few days with Mrs. Borah.
DR.. Edward Berwick was a business
visitor to Patterson during the week.
Mr.. w. Fl. Vetter. of Patterson. was
a pleasant visitor to our Office yes-
terday.
Mr.. j. Il. Sharp. representing Sharp
Bros. of Beaumont. was in town one
day this week.
Mr.. w. S. Tartan. general manager
of the Attakapas Oil Syndicate, is in
town on business.
Mrs. George Otis, of New Orleans.
was the guest of Miss Gertrude krOn-
lage on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cross. of Bayou
Sale. attended the Veterans picnic at
tho park last TuoC1ay
Mrs. J. Y. Sanders and Misses
Diana and Sallie Sanders have re-
turned from trip to the Fair.
Coroner T. W. Tarelton. of Pattar-
son, was in town or Tuesday, attend
ing to some duties connected with his
Office.
Lieu. Gov. J. Y. Sanders spent
several days in town the forepart of
the week shaking hands with his many
friends.
Mrs. A. NJ. Underwood entertained
Mrs. Tom Palfrey. Mrs. Borah and
Miss Lessie Collins at dinner on Sat
urday last.
Mr.. +. Druilhet. Of Centreville. was
among the number of Confederate
Veterans who attended the picnic at
the Park last Tuesday.
Mr.. c. +. Woods. Travelling Pas
senger Agent of the Queen x Crescent
Railroad. was pleasant visitor to
our Office last Thursday
Mr.. +. w. Freeman. Secretary OF
the Texas Company. oil operators in
the Jennings field. was a business Wis
itor to Franklin the latter part of the
week
Mr.. James A. Peterman. the eff
cient manager of the Kyle Lumber
Company, returned home ON Saturday
last from most delightful two weeks
visit to the Fair.
Mrs. Wilson 7. Peterman entertained
the Ladies' Card Club on Thursday.
The first prize. pearl brooch. was
won by Miss Oracle Allen: the second
prize, cuff pins. was won by Miss
Mollie Allen: the guest prize. a love
ly stick pin. was captured by Miss
Anna Johnson.
Police Jurors Simon Leopold, of
Berwick, T. Aucoin,sOf Amelia. Brou
O'Brien. of Morgan City. Henry Haus-
mann, of Patterson. Fred G. Marsh,
of Foster. \. Allan. of .Jeanerette.
Alyre RobicheauX. of Bellewiew. Ber-
nard Levy, of Glencoe and Henry
Penn. of Baldwin. attended the meet
ing of the Police Jury on Tuesday.
On last Thursday afternoon Miss
Mabelle Underwood gave launch
ride in honor of Mrs. Tom Palfrey
Those who participated were Mes
danes G. f. Borah. A. J. Delahous-
saye. Misses Eliza abeth and Marion
Short, Simmie Underwood, Mabelle
Underwood. Alberta Lawless. Lossie
Collins. Mr.. Paul Kramer. Drs. Ed
ward Berwick and Paul Trowbridye
"Maloney's Wedding'' with
McCabe & Mack, bright fare,
replete with an excellent
wien of American humor and Irish
wit comes to the auditorium on
next Tuesday night, October 11th.
1t boasts of funny dialogues, ir-
resistible situations, gay girls re-
splendent in modish millinery
conceits, tuneful music and catchy
songs. 1t does not depend upon
slap stick absurdities nor scenic
mpossibilities to recommend it
to public favor but resorts to clean
an excellent ensem BILE,
and possible plot and company
of more than ordinary
consideration, and that it's efforts
are met with appreciation by a
fun loving. if not consistent pub
lie, is evidenced by the enormous
financial and artistic success it has
met with.