Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-29

Miss Essie Marks, OF Waterproof, ~
visiting Mrs. S. Solomon.
Mrs. Magruder Hays was the guest OF
he Misses Whitnfy ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Niche, after a weeks visit
at Delta plantation, returned home on
Monday.
Mis- Bessie Clarke spent several days
in st. Joseph with her sister, Mrs. c.. n.
Clarke, Jr.
Judge Dale, of Vidalia, was the guest
6Mr. A. L. Green during the early part
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Rollins and family
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Kate Skinner.
Mrs. Mcdonald Watkins, OF Natchez,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Muir
dock, this week.
Miss Katie Smith returned yesterday
from Meridian, Miss, where she attend
ed school the past winter.
Thos. Snodgrass, Gracen Clark and
Kirk Hazlip have returned from Cham
6erlain- Hunt Academy.
Mrs. r. Y Newell, whose health has
been somewhat impaired of late, has
gone to New Orleans for treatment.
Miss Katie Watson is spending while
with Mr.. and Mrs William Young be-
fore returning home for the summer.
Mrs. Maurice Wexler has returned
to Natchez from visit to her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wexler.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hagerdorn, of
Natchez, were visitors to st. Joseph this
week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Wexler
Misses AnnabeI Mounger, Emma Bris-
coe and Ollie McGill were the guests Of
Mrs. L. A. Murdoch on Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs w. j. Steen, accompanied her
daughter, Miss Amalia, and Mrs. David
son, as far as Jackson, Miss, on their
tripnorth.
Misses Clara and Eliza Whitney and
Mrs. Magruder Hays spent Tuesday
evening and Wednesday with Mrs. b.
+. Young.
The teachers Of the st. Joseph High
School leave Saturday morning for their
respective homes, after most successful
session. They carry with them the best
wishes of our people for pleasant vsea-
ton and return in health and spirits next
faH-
We regret to learn of the illness OF
Miss Bessie Hornsby, who has been con-
fined to her bed for some time. Her
brother, Mr.. B. f. Hornsby, accom-
panied her yesterday to her home in
East Feliciana parish. Her friends sim
cerely trust her recovery will be rapid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ashford returned
from New Orleans on Sunday with their
little daughter, Marie Louise, who has
recently been submitted to q very painful
operation on her hand, which proved
quite successful. The little girl is now
quite restored to her usual good health.
Mr.. Oscar Levy left this week for New
Orleans, where he was married on We'd
nesday to Miss Henrietta Katten. The
bridal couple leave at once for New
York, where they take steamer for
Europe to spend their honeymoon at
the groom's old home in the province
Of Alsace.
Mrs. W. NJ. Davidson and Miss Amalia
steen left on Saturday for New York,
from which place they will sail, on the
cuhorder, "Carpathia," for Naples, the
Continent and England. They wert
joined at Chattanooga by Miss Alice Da.
wilson, who has been the guest of Mrs
h. I. Newell, and at Washington 10y
Miss Marjorie Davidson.
The Law School of the Louisiana Stat,
University held it first annual commence
inent on Monday evening, May 25th, a
oarig Hall. Among the number to grad
uite on that day was Mr.. Aylette w
Buckner of this parish. Mr.. Buckner il
well known here, being son of one o
the most prominent families in Tensas
and his many friends predict for him
bright future in his chosen profession
Mrs. B. B. Young was the hostess o
the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre Club on
Saturday. The club prize, handsome
hand-painted belt pin, was won by Mrs
0ieora Trimbel. The consolation, a hat
pm, was cut by Mrs. Jas. Curry. Mr.
Mobiey was the winner of the CUES
PRIZE, a water color picture.
The lone hand prize, blotter, wa
won by Mr.. Moseley.
All Of the prizes, with the exception o
ne nat pin, was the very artistic handi
work OF Mrs W. A. Burkhalter, q
GREENWOOD, Miss The guests, with til
exception of club members, were, Mise
brunette Lewis and Eula Kidd, Mn
ihos. Snodgrass, Mrs. Van Hoose am