The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-04-29

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last week.
Jules Guedry and Miss Laura Rome
well-known young people of Smok'
/ Bend, were married at the St. Francis
Of Assissium Catholic church at 6:3t
o'clock Tuesday evening, Rev. Father
Tester officiating.
Henry A. Terrio, L. A. Flandry ant
Paul Wutke and family were among
the Donaldsonvillians who went up Il
Baton Rouge on the excursion trair
last Sunday and spent the day in tht
pretty state capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Wathen went te
New Orleans Tuesday and from there
to Roseland, Tangipahoa parish
where they attended the marriage O.
E. N. Pugh to Miss Fannie d. Cooke
which was solemnized Wednesday.
Among the visiting young ladies
at the cotillon Tuesday evening were
Misses Stella and HeIoise Jumonville
OF New Orleans, and Miss Bertha
| JumonVille. of Assumption, who were
the guests of Miss Irene Landry.
Norwood 2. Barton came up from
| New Orleans Thursday night to attend
the german at Ascension Hall and was
| the guest of his mother, Mrs. FL. W.
Barton. Mr.. Barton is filing a posi-
ton III the Commercial Trust and Saw
ings Bank.
Marvelli spaghetti at Maurin's Blue
Store.
JAS. p. Fortier, the handsome young
son of MIR. and Mrs. ames p. Fortler,
came up last Sunday from New Or
leans, where he is attending the Col
lege Of Dentistry, and remained here
until yesterday afternoon on visit
to his parents.
Miss Agathe Foret, of New Orleans.
who has been the charming guest Of
Miss Evelyn Sobral for the past three
weeks, left Wednesday for Lafourche
parish, where she will visit relatives
before returning to her home in the
'sdelightful city. y
The following New Orleans society
people were in attend ance at the Alpha
Omega german Thursday night: Misses
Ethel Moore, Clarissa Sheppard and
Laurence Domecq, and Hanson Terrell,
@. Ell. Dickinson, Fl. J. and Robert
strong and J. A. Many.
Miss Marie ST. Martin. the talented
young daughter of Sheriff S. Fl. ST.
Martin, returned Tuesday from New
Orleans, where she has been attending
the Sacred Heart Convent and will re-
main here until next fall, when she ez-
poets to enter Newcomb College.
Albert Esneaulb, who went to Gaia
houla parish last week to arrange for
the towing to Donaidsonville of big
raft of lumber recently bought by the
Esneau1t Lumber Co., Ltd, returned
Sunday evening and reports that the
raft is expected to arrive here shortly.
Miss Laure Morvant, an attractive
young lady Of Lafourehe parish, spent
several days in Donaldsonvllle this
week as the guest of Mrs. Paul Leche
ard Miss Irene Landry. Miss Nor
want was one of the numerous out Of
town guests at the eotillon Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Albert Esneault returned Sun
day from a visit of several days to
relatives in New Orleans. She was ac-
companied to Donaldsonvillle by her
sister. Mrs. A. N. Pintado, and the
| Iatteris two little girls, Enola and
Alma, who will be her guests for a
fortnight. --
J. A. Dalferes, president of the PEG
n1es Bank: Frank e. Sims, cashier OF
the same institution; W. D. Park
cashier OF the Bank of Donaldsonville,
and DR.. John S. Thibaut, cashier o.
the Bank of Ascension, went TO New
Orleans Monday morning to attend the
annual convention of the Louisiana
State Bankers Association, returning
Wednesday evening.
n. J. Mccall, DR.. J. A. Tucker, B
J. Vega, and Misses Rena Terrio
Glare Mccormick, Emma, AnnE ane
Hgloise Sims, and Ethel, Mabe
| and Maud Barton went to Burnside
today to attend an Easter festival this
afternoon at the home Of s. j.. BOote
on Monroe plantation. The festiva
| is being given to the children Of tbt
| Episcopal congregation at Burnside
by the .growI-ups'' of the church.
r. Walter Comstoek went to st
| Francisville Friday afternoon of las
week to attend the funeral Of his rela
tive. Edward T.. NeWsham, which wa
| held Saturday. From ST. Francis
| Vile MIR. Comstoek proceeded 20 Point
Coupe parish, where he spent Sund a,
with his wife and little daughter, wit
are the guests Of Mrs. 7. y. Laeour
He returned to Donaldsonville Mon
/ daV morning.
Misses Iise and Matte McGalliard
aceompan by their guests. Mise
Minerva and Bessie Dickinson, 9
New Orleans, and Eunice Purnell, o
| Winona, Miss, returned to New Or
leans Wednesday afternoon to resum
their studies at Mrs. B1ake's Institute
after having been entertained yer,
pleas antly during the Easter holiday
/ by their parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. Nj
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