St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-08-21
PERSONAL and LOCAL.

Miss Helen Cain is visiting
friends at Angola.
The Clarion is gratifed to learn
that Judge Nv. G. Perrault, who is at
Coyington, is improving in health.
DIR. Buck Lewis, Of Franklin,
spent several days in Opelousas this
week, visiting his father, Judge 3.
e. Lewis.
Miss Clothilde Lassalle has gone
for a few weeks TO join her sister,
Mrs. Goldman Lasalle, who is spend
ing a few weeks at Biloxi, Miss.
Miss AIthee Desmarais, one of
the Clarion's invaluable typos, has
gone to Marlin, Texas, where she
will remain three weeks.
Mis- Virginie Mouton, after
spending several days with friends
here, returned to her home in Grand
Coteau Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Edwards, after spend
ing two weeks pleasantly with friends
and relatives at Alexandria, returned
last Thursday, and resumed her work
at the Clarion Office.
Mrs. Geo. SWartzenburg, of New
Orleans, left for her home on last
Tuesday, after a delightful visit to
her son, Mr.. Ivy SWartzenburg.
-Messrs. Henry Soland and Ger
vais Gaienie have returned to New
Orleans after a delightful stay Of two
weeks as the guests Of their class
mate, Mr.. Henry Fux.
New corn is coming into town,
for fifty cents a bushel. The
corn crop this year is larger than
usual, a larger acreage having been
planted, and the quality is excellent.
Mrs Bunee and her daughter,
Miss Beulah Bunce, Of New Orleans,
have returned home. after spending
three weeks here as the guests of
Mrs. B. a. Littell and Mrs. Clarence
Reyonds.
Mr.. Cleophas Doucet, of Cataro,
was in the Clarion Office Tuesday.
He tells US that while the farmers of
that section may make a fair cotton
crop, the late rains have caused a
considerable falling off, and boil wee
wills have appeared in numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard S. Isacks
left for New Orleans last Sunday, via
the 0. Gee. They will spend a few
days in the Crescent City, after which
they will visit some summer resort.
Miss Leola Durand, Of st. Mar
tinville; and Misses Leonie and
Marie Barry, of Grand Goteau, who
have been visiting relatives in this
city, returned home yesterday.
A delightful time was had by
some Of our young people, when they
were invited to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Haw, in Bellevue. Delicious
bouillon was served to the guests.
Among those present from town
were: Misses Bunce, of New Orleans;
and Esther Perkins, Mary
Emily James; Messrs. Jesse
Barnett, Kenneth Sander, Gus Volt
of Washington.
The colonial home of Mr.. Arthur
Veltin was the scene Of one of the
most delightful social gatherings of
the season, on Wednesday, August
18th. The host was the charming
Of Mr.. Veltin, Miss Anita
Veltin, and she entertained her guests
in a manner beftting a royal party. The
entertainment was in honor of Miss
es Mary Cassidy and Jeanette FrankeI,
of Crowley. Dancing and refresh
ments prevailed ioyously until a late
hour in the night. Those who attend
ed were: Misses Mary Cassidy and
Jeanette Frankel, of Crowley; Celina
Inez Perrault, -Ochs Of
New Orleans, Simon Of New Iberia,
Bessie Sandoz, Louise Bienvenue,
Myrtle Potts, -Knost of Pass
Fife Littell, Rita Desmarais,
GardemeI Of St MartinsYille,
Madeline Boagni, Bessie Clements,
Lula Comeau, Blanche Andrepont,
Liable Of New Iberia, Mathilde
Lacombe, Leigh Eckert Of New Iberia,
Mrs. L. Isacks, Mrs. J. Frankel of
Crowley, Mrs. A. NJ. Haas, Mrs.
Bertha Lyons, and Mrs. A Veltin.
DR.. 2. T. Bercier, Messrs. Albert
Isacks, Sidney Deiean, H. u. Callahan,
A. j. PerrauIt, j. A. Junge, S. NJ.
Durand N. J. Budd, Charles Sandoz,
Henry Larcade, Lastrapes Perrault,
Collins Swords, Paul Boagni, Edwin
Roos, George Bienvenue, Ellis Sandoz,
". 6. Perrault, Jr., Richard Eckart,
Ned Sullivan, Robert Perkins, v.
Miles, DR.. /. 7. Littell, - Burleigh,
+. S. Isacks, J. P. Mizzi, A. Q. Veltin,
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