The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-10-27
PERSONALS,


tors to New Orleans on business.
DR.. T. F. Frere was in New Orleans
on Thursday last on business.
DR.. Sterling Gates was a business
visitor to New Orleans on Tuesday
last.
Miss Boullard VINO has been alb
sent for some time in the mountains OF
Kentucky for the benefit OF her
health, returned home this week much
benefited by her trip.
Messrs. Ed. a. Hanson and L. &.
Lawle>s have been absent the past
week in Houston, Texas, and New
Orleans. transacting business for their
firm at Garden City, the Hanson Lum-
Der Company.
! Mrs. J. Y. Sanders, Ir., left Monday
for her home in Covngtpp ttor a
| f,sl, vi several weeks at Mrs Bessie
Sanders.
Mrs. Camille DeGravelle and little
daughter. Leland, will spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Hudson.
Miss Ida M. Boudreaux is visiting
her grandparents AZ Cnacahoula, La.
Miss Alzena Terrebonne is the guest
of Miss Alice BoudreauX.
Miss Mabel Underwood has return
| ed nom visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. Henry Miller, from larry
town, n. y, is the guest at the home
of her father, senator NJ. J. Foster.
Mrs. Mamie Cary ard Misz Macy
Cary have T:2ttnspeA k?% two
Waal. ,.ls.t u Mrs. L.. Johnson at
lta fferstte. -
Miss Elsie Boudreaux is at home
again, after a visit of several WeaSs
to Miss Louise Brown. at Louisa. La.
Nf. John riisele is III New orleans
This week.
Mrs. W. r. Collins spent several
days in town with relatives.
Miss Don Dufour, of New Orleans.
is visiting the Misses Tarlton
Mr.. and Mrs. LopWau4 ale On a
la. " New Nlean-.' Ii
n. Davis, Jr., and children, came
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kramer sreat
Sunday in Pa.ttteea;S,,,s.
Mis-, Ae4p.e Lesenare was the guest
Of MISS FfaVia BoudreauM at Charer-
ton Sunday,
Capt. G. A. Barbour was transact
ing business in New Orleans the fore
part of the week for his company, the
Teche Transportation Company.
Mr.. Nathan Silverman was a visitor
to New Orleans the past week on
business.
Senator w. r. Peterman, Messrs.
Russell Pugh and Bean Romero
enjoyed a, hunting and fishing trip at
Belle Isle this week.
The St. Mary Building Associa-
tioa OF the Episcopal Church will
give Halloween Party or next
Wednesday, Oct. 31st, at the
Firemens' Hall There will be a
dance in the evening for the
children and at night for the grown
folks.
Novelty in the way of enter
tainment Is the demand of the pub
lie to-day. 1t has been given pref
ty nearly everything in the line
of legitimate amusement and so
when really meritorious novelty
is presented the public is quick to
appreciate it.
The greatest novelty to-day in
line of entertainment, and there
fore the most popular is the NOV
ing picture perform ances, which
combines the quality of amuse-
ment with that Of instruction and
AZ the same time satisfies the nat
ural longing to see the world and
satisfy the curiosity about many
places and events that it was form
erly impossible to do. Certainly
the world owes Mr.. Edison a great
debt of gratitude for his discovery
of how electricity could be applied
to the art of picture making in
such way as to give the pictures
actual life.
When the biograph was first in
vented it seemed as though it was
as perfect an instrument as could
be made, but it was a crude affair
as compared to the cinemetograph
of to-day. The instruments of to-
day are absolutely perfect and the
action is devoid of those crudities
which made the first moving pic
ture machines so trying upon the
eyes and nerves. Then too, mil
lions of dollars have been expen-
ded in the obtaining of and man
ufacturing of films, so that to-day
there is not an event Of interest in
the whole wide world that is not
to be seen at a moving picture en-
tertainment. No company on the
road to-day is better equipped
with the very latest novelties in
this line than the 0. 7. Crawford
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