Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1908-07-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| 0UGkA1 ANU f6nSUNAL.
Mrs. Dantes Keller is visiting Mrs. N.
Duhe.
Miss Berthe Perilloux is spending a
few days at Lsplace.
Judge Edrington was business visi-
tor in Gretna Tuesday.
I The Misses Lebrun are pleasantly en-
tertainins. Miss A. Mestayer of New
Orleans.
Mr.. james Bourgeois was business
visitor in the Crescent City, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
DR.. r. j. Salatich will be in st. John,
at Mr.. Alex. Stewards, on Saturday and
Sunday this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Lions, of this
parish, have gone to the Elks' Conven-
ton at Dallas, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lasseigne, with
their son Lawrence, have spent Sunday
with their relatives here.
Mns. Joe. Perique and her son Calyp.
50. Of France, left after an enjoyable vi.
sit spen3 with friends in Reserve.
s After an agreeable visit to her relatives
in Reserve, Miss Rita Bossier left Tues.
day Tor her home in West Baton Rouge.
| Miss Lille Gueringer, Of New Orleans,
q spending s0m6 time m reUervo us 1ue
charming guest OF Miss Emma Edring-
ton.
The bright little Miss Marie Edring-
ton, daughter Of Judge and Mrs. P. E.
Edrington, celebrated her sixth anniver-
sary on Tuesday, July IA.
Joseph B. Cozzo, of New Orleans, the
experienced eyeeight specialist, is stop
ping at st. James Hotel, Lutcher, for a
few days, where he will test the eyes and
adjust lenses and frames for all compi-
Gated cases of eye troubles.
Mr.. Jupiter Pluvius, of Olympia, has
paid US several visits Of late. He reports
conditions the very best in pis line of
business. He has seldom disposed Of
more water than this year add has yet
several large tanks ready for distribu-
ton.
Tho cnarming Misses nmns wnu 1us
.esece Edrington, Lille Gu6ringer, Fer
nande Duhe, Virginie and Denise Bouti-
ton, Eleorore Montz, Marie Bourgeois,
chaperonned by Mrs. James Bourgeois,
went to Woodland Tuesday, July "A.
and were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Dufresne who received their guests with
charming hospitality.
One Of the most enjoyed affairs of this
season was the moonlight picnic given
by the Reserve Leap Year Club ct the
Duhe Brothers. Over two hundred
people attended and all were delighted.
The grounds we're prettily Illuminated
with Japanese lanterns and torches. and
dainty refreshments were served during
the evening. The tables we're decorated
with palms and moss arranged according
to the artistic taste Of Messrs. Prentice
Edrington and Nicaise Duh6, who did
their best TO render the evening an en-
ioyable one to all. Dancing was indulg-
ed in until late honr.
The members Of the Club are: Misses
rernande DuhS, Emma Edrington, Do
mise Maurin, Eta and Bernadette Las
seigne, Marie vicknair, Olive Cambre,
Rita Bossier, OF West Baton Rouge, and
Lille Gu6ringer, OF New Orleans |;
Messrs. Nicaaise, Hypoite, Augustin.
Noe, Mederic and Wilfred Duhe, Prenti
ce Edrington, Louis Maurin, Ralph De-
lahaye, Gus Wildenstein, Dan Baccarat,
Elic Williams, Alc9e Fabre, Cyril and
Louis vicknair, Robert Bourgeois, Law
renee Falcon and Camille Naquin. The
party was chaperonned BY MIR. and Mrs.
James Bourgeois, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Granier, Mr.. and Mrs. Octave Williams,
Mrs. J. Duhe, Mrs. N. Duhe and Mrs. ..
Edrington.