Lower coast gazette., 1909-07-17
PARISH NEWS.
,Beiair.

PAklS1 NEWS.
.Belair.
Mr.. William Jarvie spent the Fourth
in New Orleans.
DR.. C. Y. Seagle leaves the first of
August for a visit to his old home in
Hcndersonville, N. c., where he will
attend the wedding Of his brother be-
fore returning to Belair.
Miss Alice Pilot Of New Orleans is
visiting the Dymonds,
Still Lena Cavalier IS spending some
time with relatives near POinte-a-la-
Hache.
The Belair cane crop is making a
good appearance and the plant cane is
especially fine,
Home Place.
Two games of base ball were played
on the Home Place diamond last Sun
day in which the local team won n
and lost the other. The first game
was played between Jesuits' Bend and
Home Place, the former winning by a
large core. The second game was
played with Daisy, the local team be-
ing victorious.
Miss Irene Landry of Livingston, La.
was the week end guest of Miss Birdie
GiOrdano.
Miss Birdie Giordano returned home
last Thursday after a long enjoyable
trip along the coast. Miss Giordano
was the guest Of the Misses Bernards
of Venice, Miss Mary Ann Clark Of
Port Eads, and of her cousin, Miss
Irene Clark, of Boothville for several
days.
Mr.. John Perez was a visitor at the
home Of Mr.. f. Giordano last Sunday.
Quite a large crowd of Jesuits' Bend
ers were in Home Place last Sunday to
witness the ball game.
Mr.. Ernest Albert and Peter Yura.
itch spent last Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. F. Giordano.
Mr.. F. Giordano and daughter visited
DR.. Hays and family Tuesday.
Mr.. Gustate Michel, who is seriously
i'll was conveyed to New Orleans fol
treatment last Tuesday.
Miss Marie Cognevich was the guest
of Miss Mathilde Memandre last Sun
day.
Jesuits' Bend.
Miss Maggie Switzer of New Orlean!
spent the week end with Miss Edwig'
PereA
Miss Ida Grabert spent several day
in St. Bernard where she took active
part in the Jeanfrcau- Estopinol we'd
ding, being one Of the brides atten
dants.
Miss Mussella Darignau has returned
to her home in New Orleans, after
delightful visit to her sister, Mrs. W
w. Bayhi.
Miss Leah Perez was hostess at
delightful little reception on Frida.
night. Vocal selections were rendere'
by Miss B. Perez. assisted by Messrs
John Perez and CHINA Grabert.
The Jesuits' Bend team defeated tn
Home Place team on their ground
by a. score of l3 to 2. Quite a crow
of loyal rooters accompanied the play
ers. All wish to extend their thank
to Mr.. and Mrs. Giordana for thei
cordial hospitality.
Mr.. John Perez was the guest o
Miss B. Giordano on Sunday.
de eyes am a rollin' an de lips AZ
a smackin' for dis am de water melo
timer Not only do the ebon-hue
give raise to this sentiment. A hos
of pleasure seekers intend to rive
them next Saturday, in demonstratin
their appreciation of this time hor
ored sentiment. The "guiding star
is plotting us in the right direction an
visions Of a merry water melon part
are seer in the distance.
A Bunch of Rice.
One Of the finest punches of Hond,
ras rice that We have seen for quite
while was sent to this Office by Nj
Jules B. Savoie, from Mrs. V. Savoie
plantation. Mr.. Savoie has three hui
dred acres of this beautiful rice read
for harvesting and expects to begi
with quite a large force today. NJ
Savoie has undoubtedly n of tn
finest rice crops on the Lower Goa:
ard if the weather remains favorao
we will soon see GUY good friend w.a.
Ling the smile taat won't come OF.