Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1908-07-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOClAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Olive Whizzlebee, of Calebasse,
is spending her vacation with friends at
Laplace.
Misses Maria and Ella Englade, of
Oneida, have returned home Monday
last after spending an agreeable week
with friends at Reserve.
Mrs. Henry w. Wirestaple, Of Fordo-
che. accompanied by her winsome
daughter, Miss Evangeline, has paid a
visit to her sick mother, at Reserve, last
week.
Mrs. Eugene Pellandini, of New Or
leans, is attending 10 her sick son Louis
at Reserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Heartlight, after
an absence of several years, are visiting
friends and relatives in st. John. Many
still remember Miss Annie Papillon, the
charming young girl who became Mrs.
Heartight in 1883. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heartlght are now living at Angels
Rest, Ark.
The ball at the New Sugar Belt Hall,
last Saturday was perfect social sue
cess. Abont one hundred and fifty per-
sons attended.
Mrs. Nettie Hartshorn, of Devils
Cove, Tenn. is actually on visit to her
grandchildren in Mount Airy.
Mrs. William Brunei, of New Orleans,
is visiting her family at Reserve.
The charming Misses Odiha and Ste
phanie Nabisco, OF Prairie du Large.
have graced the live village of Montz
with short visit last week.
A meeting OF mothers is called for
Wednesday night at the New Sugar
Belt Hall to discuss the important SUBJ
ject Is it the mother whose children
have the hopping cough, or to the one
whose children have not yet the hoop
ing cough, to keep the little ones at
home ?"
The absence of Misses Pauline and
Ollie Weathercock from society meet
ings lately is due to their being victims
of the hopping cough. We are glad to
say that theirs are very light cases.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Mr.. Henry T. Hotkettle, of the
city, to Miss Lille Popcorn, of Reserve.
The date of the wedding will soon be
fixed.
Miss Dollie Brighteye, of Edgard, is
visiting friends in the city of Baton
Rouge.
It is said that the Merry Widow Boys
of Reserve are to give grand shirt
waist ball at the New Sugar Belt Club
Saturday next.
One of the most enjoyable picnics of
the season was given Sunday night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Tri-
che in honor of the tenth anniversary of
their wedding. Refreshments were serv-
ed during the soirte and fine music was
by the Duhe & Alexander
Orchestra. All those present had de-
ightful time. They were Misses Pau
line Mad6re, Denise Maurin, Ezilda and
Adele Bienvenu, Virginia Papeton, Fer
nande Duhe, Onette Hotard, Maria and
Ella Englade, Lea Dry, Nemea, Ella
and Victoria Cassagne, Theresa and Fe-
licie Jacob, Bernadette, Eta and Emma
Lasseigne, Eulalie and Helvetia Cambre,
Louise, Leoncia, Eyela and Marie Tri-
che. Vivian Vicknair, Lena Sandergrass,
Cyr. of st. James; Mrs. Dantes
Keller, Mrs. = Schexnaildre, Mrs w. T
Brunet, Mrs. Charles Lasseigne, Mrs.
G. A. Lasseigne; Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Granier, Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Catoire, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cassagne, Mr.. and Mra.
Theard Schexnaildre, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
George Englade, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack.
Engiade, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Bienvenu
Mr.. and Mrs. = Patin; Messrs.-J. A., +.
). and W. B. Hart, G., NJ. Amelius, Au.
yustin and N. Duhe, L. Maurin, G., F.,
ind Gerald Madere. P Edrington, G
Naquin, D. Parent. G. Falcon, G. E. and |
). st Martin. S. Montegut, E. Dufres-
ne. Henri Perret, Jules Battard. N. and E
4. Delaneuville, N. Schexnaildre, Willie