The St. Mary banner., 1905-05-13
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Fred c. Marsh, of BAYOU Sale
spent several days in Franklin thi
week.
Miss LouiseCollins, of New Orleans
is visiting the Misses Sanders.
Mr.. Ed. A, Hanson spent severa
days In New Orleans the past week.
Miss Gregory, of Jeanerette, visited
Mrs. E. c. Taylor the past week.
Miss Mabelle Underwood is visiting
in Thibodeaux.
Miss Bess Anderson, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Foster, left
Friday for her home in Port Gibson.
Miss.
Mr.. T. A. Thurgeson, of Berwick.
was among the many visitors to
t'ranklin. on Wednesday last.
Mr.. A. NJ. Underwood spent several
days in New Orleans this week.
=. Rev, r: r; NO Jones, At the g eE el9se OF
land for few days rest, thence to
Patterson where he started a ten day
meeting last night.
Mr.. Herman Bloch, OF Oklahoma
City, is on a visit to friends and re-
latives.
Mr.. James A. Peterman, OF the Kyle
Lumber Company, spent several days
in New Orleans the first part of the
week on business.
The following attOrnys of the Frank
lin bar were in attendance at the ses-
sion of the Supreme Court held in
New Orleans this week: Senator M. ].
Foster. Messrs. r. E. Milling, C. F.
Borah, D. Caffery, Jr., P. 2. Sigur,
Henry Mayer, J. s. Martel, Chas. A
O'Niell and w. K Wilson.
The Evangeline Club entertained at
an elaborate reception at the Fire
mems Hall on Thursday night last
There were sixty.hve guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. John, of Saginaw,
Mich, were the guests Of Mrs. w. r.
Collins and the Misses Bedell. Forty
five years ago, Mr.. St. John was q
Major in the Federal army and has
always lOnged to return to the beauti-
fpl Teohe country.
On last Saturday, the Misses Todd
and Mrs. Jas. Todd entertained a
party OF friends at their home on
Bayou Sale. Theguests from Frank
lin went down on the I O'Clock train
in the morning, and came back on the
! O'Clock train that night. A most
delightful day was spent by those for
tunate enough to be there. The fol-
lowing were the guests: Misses Sido-
ME TarltQn, Ella johnson, Oracle
Alien, Frankie Hayes, Lucy Num-,
Kate Hunter, Jessie Troth, Mollie AL
len, Ethel and Fannie Todd, Florence
Carrie Cross, Lessie Collins.
Mesdames r. E. O'Niell, Sidney Cross,
N. West, Will Marsh.
The Ladies Card Club entertained
at most delightful reception at the
home of Mrs. Sterling Gates this week.
The first club prize, a Dresden silk
parasol, was won by Mrs. Borah; the
second, a book, by Miss Marion
Short; the first guests prize, Glib
Hall; the second, BY BY Miss Nj isl Ella Jr jefin,
son. Mr.. Henry Delahoussaye won
Che first gentleman's prize, a scarf
pin; the second gentleman's prize, a
sofa.-pillow, was won by Mr.. John
Lewis.
Mr.. Warreu Berwick has accepts
ed the position of bc a.. ~ keeper at
the Planters Lumber Co., replacing
J. G. Grevenberg. Jeanerette re-
ccives representative of one of
Louisiana's oldest families, Mr, |
Berwick being q son Of Mr.. Oscar
Berwick, of Bayou Sale, La. We
hope his stay will be long, pros
porous and happy.-Jeanerette
Herald.
Col. r. E. Milling, Of Franklin,
With Messrs. j. A. Thornton and |
3. N. Young, spent Weanasday
~ Belle 4sle for the purpose Of
aking an Inventory Of the Amer
can Salt Co.'S, property which has
rome into the hands Of receiver.
All indications point to resump-
ion business on the island just as
loon - the receivership has closed
lut. Mr.. Chas. Randel. presfdens
4 the American Salt Company, Il
on the ieland trying ~ I
rep II. Froon,nn from Get&knok
Rural Topics.