The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-03-04
PERSONALS.

ONIC CIub, MIS-. Y. r. bOfdn, was Il 5
sited IN receiving by Mrs. Il. L
Ofeill and Miss Sidonie Tarlton
Th spacious parlor was beautiful
decorated III the carnival colorS Q
! SIX tissue paper formed into butter
Mics and love knots, combined witt
Eedcamelias and trailing ivy. On eacl
liable lay four punches OF violets Will
Heen leaves tied with quantities O
yellow ribbon, as souvenirs for tn
guests. Thirty-four guests and ciul
members took part in the game which
lasted an hour and Il half, at the con
cluslon OF which the prizes were
awarded as follows: The first prize
Dresden cake plate, Miss Natalie
foOdln; the second. "a lockwood lardi
mere, Miss Jessie Smith: the lirs
. club prize, 4 fern dish. Mrs. c. f
, borah, the second club prize. a chin;
. card stand, Miss Mollie Allen; The
t lone-hand, q silver shoe horn and but
, ten hook in a white silk case, Mis-.
Soonle Tarlton: the consolation. :
punch OF pink and white sacque bags
aliss HELEN Smith; the guests boobN
le!l 10 the lot Of Miss Nettie Bernstein
ana club BOBBY to Mrs. 7. &. Lawlees
l ne booby prizes were catch-alls" il
olach images. Refreshments consist
ing OF chicken salad, olives. waters.
Gaze ana coffee We're served by the tea
glrs, Misses Jessie Troth, Lucille
Sweat, Nan Todd, Nollie Allen, and
MISS Porter. All pronounced the re-
ceHlon agrand success and much credit
IS due the committee, Mesdamcs f. +.
O'NieH. e. F. Borah, b. w. Smith,
Misses Sldonle Tarltou, Helen Smith,
Mollie Allen and Lucille Sweat, for
their untiring efforts.
The editor Acknowledges an apn,,e-
ciatiue Gull on SATURDAY last. from
DrJ James f. Gibson, i.u ante-hellnn
| friend of his youthful days, but now 4
| prominent citizen and DISTINGUISHED
physician OF St. Louis, No. He came
en- route to Franklin, St. Nlsry par
ish, on professional, visit to his
cousin, ex-senator Donelson Gallery.
who is in bad health and stopped of
here for few days. to visit his rela-
tires, Judge K. j. Bowman and Mr..
l.. Is. Baynard, Sr.-Ale2andria DEM
Ocrat.
Mr.. W. Richards Gates, one Of our
rising young attorneys at this bar.
departed on Wednesday last for
Washington, D. c., to attend to some
legal business and at the same time
witness the Inauguration ceremonies
OF President-elect Roosevelt. He was
accompanied by our old friend and
townsman, Mr.. Prescott Foster.
DR.. T. F. Frere and Mr.. L. A. Della
houssaye left on Thursday last for
Washington, d. c., to he present at
the ina ,f D,,-1
welt, thence for a few days visit to
New York and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Nathan Silverman LETT Tuesday
for New York. Boston and other
Northern points, where he goes to
purchase large spring and summer
stock of dry goods, clothing and
gents furnishings.
Capt. r. w. Allen. after pleasant
visit to his family and friends in town
the past six weeks, will leave to-mor-
row for Morgan City where he will
again resume his duties as master of
the steamer Saccharine.
Mr.. l. Popkin departed on Tuesday
last for New York and other Eastern
markets for the purpose of purchasing
a larger stock of jewelry than ever
before.
Among the many visitors to Frank
lin this week in attendance at Court,
we were pleased to greet our young
friend of Morgan City, Attorney
Charles. L. Wise.
MIR. James a. Peterman, the genial
of the Kyle Lumber Co., was
absent several days this week in the |
cyWelnort section in the interest of
his firm.
Miss Ruby Roberts and Miss Bern
stein left Thursday for New Orleans.
Mrs. Eugene Taylor and Mrs. Mer-
Ill, will spend Carnival in New Or
cans.
Mr.. Sidney Cross, of Bayou Sale,
vas visitor to Franklin yesterday.
Mr.. Dudley Berwick, of Patterson,
spent several days in Franklin this
week.
Mr.. Fred. G. Marsh, of Bayou Sale,
vas circulating among his many
friends here on Wednesday last,
Mr.. J. T. Broussard. of Glencoe,
vas business visitor to Franklin
Capt. Will T. Jones is again at
nome after visit to New Orleans and
other points.
MIR. Bernard Levy, of Glencoe, was
among the many visitors to Franklin
IN Tuesday.
Miss Ros;na Brenn left yesterday |
or New Orleans to remain until after
he Carnival.
Mr.. Chas. A. Pecot is spending few
laws in New Orleans.
Mr.. Charles A. O'Niell was a BUSH
less visitor to the Crescent City on
last.
Mrs. Sidney Cross is visiting rela%
ives in town this week.
Hon. E. VIM. Dreibholz, of Ramos,
,as a visitor to Franklin on Satur-
ay and Sunday.
Mrs. H. W. kappel accompanied byl
liss Emily Robichaux, are visiting
riends and relatives in Patterson.
Mrs. James Chadwick and daughter,
Hiss Bessie, left yesterday for New
orleans to remain until after Mardi
iras.
Mr.. Jos. Beninato spent a portion
f the week in New Orleans on bust
ess.
Senator ". Z. Peterman, we regret
D.. l.