The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05
LABAUVE.EISELE

LABAUVE-EISELE
Prominent among the weddings
of the past week was that OF Miss
Edith Irene Eisele to Mr.. Raphael
Labauve which was celebrates on
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. ?. at
five O'Clock at the home of Mr.. A.
Thiel, by Rev. Father }: II.
Trainor, in the presence OF the
Immediate families and numerous
friends of both parties. The
rooms were prettily decorated for
the occasion with luxuriant palms,
ferns and cut flowers. The we'd
ding march of Mendelssohn's was
played by Miss Nina Sigur as the
bridal party-the ribbon bear rs
Thelma. Thomas and Cecil 1hiel.
the maid of honor and the bride
entered the room. Mr.. Phanor
Labauve, brother Of the groom
acted as best man. The place of
celebration was marked by a bell
of ferns and roses and garlands of
ivy suspended from the ceiling. |
During the ceremony 80 Promise
Me" was appropriately rendered
by the groom's sister, Mrs. B.
Bernard. The bride, lovely
young lady, who is the grand
daughter of Mr.. August Reuter-
was handsomely gowned in hand
woven French BatiSte and Val
lencienne laces. She carried a
trailing boquet of Marcheniel rose
and ferns. The maid OF honor,
Miss Lille E. Abe! wore a dainty
costume OF wash chiffon and
Vallencienne laces and car
ried a boquet ii Bridesmaid
roses and asparagus fern. Az
elaborate reception was rendered
the guests in the spacious and
beautifully decorated dining room.
Numerous handsome gifts mani
festcG the esteem and prominence
OF the bride and groom, who left
on the night train for their home
in Abbevile. Their friends extend
their wishes anu heartiest con-
gratulations.
School supplies, tablets. pens.
ink, pencils, etc., at O'Niells.
Mrs. W. r. Fickessen, wife o1
DR.. w. R. Fickessen, OF Glencoe,
died at the Touro Infirmary on
Tuesday. of this week. The |
death of Mrs. Fickessen cast a
gloom on that section of the par
ish where she was well known |
and like. The BANNER joins the
many friends Of the c-timable |
lady in Offering its sincere cor
dolence to the bereaved husband
The following is the lis. q 'hr'
gentlemen who cJmpJ-c the AZ, +.
grand jury, which was empannel-
led on Monday last and who will
serve for the next six months: {
R. Brownell, foreman; c. P.
Simms, George Palfrey. Melville
Wilcox, Alfred Fortier, ST., \. II.
Thompson, R. A, Fisher, Warren
Kinsley, George Veeder. George
LeBourgeois, }. D. Berwick. Harry
T. Hine.
Narkle's new "Sunny South
floating palace is booked to show
at the bayou front on next Thurs
day night, October 10th. NJ.
Markle has the distinction OF hav-
ing the best show boat that comes
down the bayou every season.
He needs 20 recommendation
from US as the people OF this Sec
ton know him and his show, and
will appreciate its coming very
much.
Mr.. Wilbur II. Kramer, the pre-
sent incumbent in the Clerks Of
fee of the parish of St. Mary,
whom everybody knows. is a can
didate for reelection. OF course
everyone will vote for Mr..
Kramer, and those who do not
will surely find themselves in a
very lonesome minority. We
would no more think Of parting |
with Mr.. Kramer, as chief sachem
in the Clerks office than we would
Of our pocket book. In truth the
high efficiency Of the Clerks Of
fee in this parish finds no su-
perior and few parallels in the
State, and the reelection OF Mr..
Kramer is already a settled fact
in the mind of every intelligent
voter. He is now and always
was the BANNERS choice for the
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