Lower coast gazette., 1909-09-25

ers and lending aid where needed.
The first news from the lower end of
the parish was obtained from Atty.
John Dymond Jr. who came to Plea
Ia Hache on Wednesday in his trim lit
tie launch. Sultan,
Mr.. Leopold Songy was in our town
for a few days after the storm on a visit
to his mother.
Messrs. Sam Fusich, VIM. Dymond
and Atty. John Dymond Jr. were in our
town Wednesday.
Walter and Albert Andignac were in
Pointe-a ala Hache Sunday on o visit to
their mother, Mrs. Alfred Andignac.
Delightful Birthday Party at
Biaggini's.
Among the delightful events of last
week was The birthday party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Biaggini on last Sat-
urday evening in honor Of their charm
ing daughter, Miss Corinnne. The re-
ception was given in their spacious par
Tor which was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Miss Biaggini, who is a
we'll known and popular young lady,
made a charming hostess. She was
the recipient of many beautiful pres
ents. The guests were; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Brinkman, Mrs. C. Olivier, Mrs. NJ.
Meyers, Misses Angela and Rose Bor-
ges, M. Humbert, Corinne and Julia
Biaggini, Lizzie. Lena and Cecela
Brinkmann, Irene and Lillian Foster,
T. Olivier, V. Neihauser, N. Buras and
H. Fleischer; Messrs. B. Biaggini, Jos.
Borges, DR.. H. l.. Ballowe, Ben, and
Ed. Buras, Frances, Clancy, P. Fred
and Johh Brinkmann. The evening
was spent in dancing, while refresh
ments were served in abundance. The
music was furnished by Miss C. Brink
mann, a skillful pianist and Mr.. J. !
Borges, a first class violinist.
Happy Jack.
Mrs. lsidore Soils is spending a few
days with relatives IN the Crescent
City.
The Messrs. George and Lee Hays
spent Thursday evening with the Mes
srs. Espy and N. B. Cannon Jr.
Mr.. H. Redman of New Orlenas is
spending a few deys with his brother
Mr.. Joseph Redman, Of this place.
Miss Ella Cauvin Of Myrtle Grove, is
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Emma
Treadaway.
Mrs. A. Treadaway, who has been
spending a few days in Alglers,, re-
turned home on Saturday night =, .-
Miss D, Rigaud was the guest of the
Misses A. and N. Cannon on Wednes-
day. .,.E
Mr.. F.. Richardson was the guest of
the Misses Ada and Natalie Cannon on
Sunday.
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Be1air., y:,.:,' :" :.-:t. ri;
/. MIR. William Jarvie, the highly es-
teeined and valued book keeper; Of the
Belair Co. is suffering from a broken
leg which will confine him to his room
for some weeks. Mr.: Jarvie's many
friends on Belair and throughout the
parish greatly regret his accident and
wisl, him q speedy recovery.
Mrs. William Dymond spent Tuesday
in New Orleans.
Miss Alice Pilot who has been visit
ing Miss Florence Dymond for the past
two weeks has returned to New
Orleans,
Mr.. Richard Seagle of Poydras spent
Sunday on Belair visiting his brother,
DR.. Charles Y. Seagle.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cavalier and
visited in Pointe-a-la Hache last
week.
Linwood.
Mrs. Samuel Huston and her two lit
tie children, Samuel and Lucille, are
visiting Mrs. Houston's father and
mother, Nh. and Mrs. E. L. Lothrop,
at Linnwood.
Three Masted Schooner Wrecked.
The three masted schooner, Thomas
D. Smith, of Philadelphia, out Of Mo-
bile, loaded with lumber for Porto Rico ,
was stranded and wrecked one mile off
Shell Island in the Gulf of Mexico. 1
The Thos. D. Smith was in charge Of s
Capt. c. Q. Perkins who reported that
he sailed on Sept. 4 and on Monday (
night found that his ship had sprung a I
eak.. In the gale the vessel became
1nmanagable finally striking a sand bar
IF Shell Island and stranded.
The crew consisting Of Capt. e. E.
Perkins; c. H. Hansen, mate; E. Bell, {
:ook and four sailors were all rescued {
~ the lugger, Flying Dutchman, in '
Of Joseph Hingle, Lawrence r
3endich, Capt. of launch Protector, r
Vim. billiard. chief engineer Protector, (