The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-17

Among the out-of-town guests at the
/ Terpsichoreans dance Thursday eve
ming were Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Reuss
| and their lovely daughter, Miss Helene
/ Reuss.
E. j. Gianelloni, the talented young
editor and business manager OF the
/ Assumption Pioneer, spent severa
hours in Donaldsonville Monday on {
business mission.
In another column of today's Chic
will be found the Official proceeding
OF an interesting meeting of the par
ish school board held at the court
house Wednesday noon.
The Chief extends congr atulations
to Judge and Mrs. C. B. McManus or
the birth of dainty little girl, who
arrived Monday night and has evinced
determination to remain perma
nently.
A called meeting OF the Ascension
Club will be held at 10 O'Clock to
morrow forenoon and every member
| is urged to make a special effort TO be
present. Business of great import.
ance is scheduled to receive considera'
| tion.
The Jolly Boys of Donaldsonville
entertained at a dance at the Mohawk
Club Monday night, and the function
proved distinctly successful and en-.
joyable. About twenty couples were
id attendance, chaperoned by MIR. and
Mrs. A. G. Whidden.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Comstoek re-
turned Wednesday night from Pass
Christian, Miss, where they spent q
delightful week on a honeymoon trip,
and have taken up their residence
with Mrs. Comstoek's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. M. Heating.
| P. A. Bonnet, the enterprising young
manager of the First and Last Chance
Saloon, has returned from a trip
to the north and east that extended
through period of several weeks and
| included visit to various points Of
| interest and numerous well-knoWn
cities.
DR.. w. nj. McGalliard returned
Monday from Connolly Springs, N.
O., where he spent several weeks for
the benefit Of his health. The doctor
will return to the Springs in the near
future, accompanied by his family,
and will remain throughout the sum
mer season.
Hon. Henry Mccall, collector Of
customs at the port of New Orleans,
is visiting his son, Evan J. Mccall,
at the ancestral home Of the sMeCalls
on Evan Hall plantation. Mr.. Mccall
arrived yesterday and will remain IN
til tomorrow afternoon, when he will
return to New Orleans to resume his
duties.
The Chief is indebted to the presl-
dent and faculty of Jefferson College,
at Convent, and to its young friends,
Peter M. and Philip A. Wilbert,
for invitations to attend the COM
mencement exercises Of the we'll
known institution, which will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 20
and 21.
Mrs. E. w. Starnes and her bright
young children are in Amite City,
where they went last Saturday on a
visit to relatives. Mr.. Starnes will
leave next Friday morning to join his
family and will spend Well-earned
vacation of one week in the delightful
Tangipahoa town.
Misses Katie Bigley and Camille
Collins returned Sunday from pleas
ant visit to relatives and friends in
New Orleans. They were accompanied
to Dona1dsonville by Samuel Frazier,
who spent the day here and returned
to his home in New Orleans on the ex-
eursion train Sunday night.
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a splendid baby boy made his ap-
pearance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ayraud Tuesday, and The
Chief takes pleasure in rendering
hearty congratulations to the proud
Young parents anent the suspicious
event and in expressing the hope that
the youngster will enjoy long and
honorable life:
J. N. Hood, construction foreman of
the Cumberland Telephone and Tel
egraph Co., is il town today making
an inspection of the company's local
exchange, with a view Of installing a
more up-to-date equipment and greatly
improving and extending the service.
Mr.. Hood will put force Of men to
work Wednesday morning aud ex-
poets to complete the reconstruction of
the Office here without delay.
Miss Adelia Laycoek, of Baton
Rouge, passed through Donaldson
vile Monday afternoon en- route to