The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-05-21
HIGHLY PRAISED.
Hubert Treble Chapter Warmly compli-
mented for Excellent Manner in
which Recent U. D. c. Con-
vention was Handled.

Inc uClGSdtSS To TIC Twelfth dLludl
convention of the Louisiana division, u.
D. c. which was held in this city on May
3, and 5, are enthusiastic in their praise
of the hospitable treatment accorded
them during their stay here AMI unani-
nous in the opinion that this years gath
ering was easily one of the most success
ful and enjoyable in the annals of the Or
ganization. Mrs. w. D. Park, the pains
taking and popular president of Hubert
Treble Chapter, made a perfect hostess
and was untiring in her efforts to provide
the visitors with every possible convent
ence and demonstrate to them the
warmth of the city's welcome and the
degree of its appreciation of the distinc
ton conferred upon it by being chosen as
the Daughters 1910 meeting place. She
was ably assisted by her genial husband,
the members of Hubert Treble Chapter
and the citizens of the community gen.
orally, all of whom united in paying
homage to the citys fair guests and CO.
operated with Mrs. Park to the fullest ex-
tent in making the convention the sue
cessful and harmonious affair it proved
to be.
Ascension Council No. 1887, knights of
Columbus, turned over to the Daughters
their spacious building and its appoint
ments, and Mohawk Tribe No. 80, l. O. R.
M, rendered Invaluable service by secur-
ing for Hubert Treble Chapter contribu-
ton of 5000 from the net proceeds of the
festival given by the Donaldsonville park
commission. Mayor Charles Maurin was
indefatigable in his attentions to the
delegates and left nothing undone to
make their stay here pleasant and prof
liable and to maintain the city's we'll
known reputation for open-hearted hos
pitality and gracious entertainment.
The convention itself was an excep-
tionally successful and satisfactory one,
large amount of important business be-
ing transacted in a harmonious manner
and many interesting matters being con-
sidered and suitably disposed of A
spirit of harmony prevailed throughout
the sessions, and all seemed united in adj
yancing the work of the division and pro-
noting its best interests. The entertain
ment features were particularly enjoyable,
and many, favorable comments were
heard concerning the faultless manner in
which these events were planned and
carried out A world of praise is due
Mrs. Park and her capable coadjutors of
Hubert Treble Chapter for the comprehen-
sive and business-like manner in which
they arranged the details of the conyen-
ton and acquitted themselves of the ar
duous duties devolving upon them, and
that their efforts in this direction were
recognized and appreciated by the visitors
was attested by the many cordial express
sions of commentator and approval
heard on all sides at the close of the en-
joyable gathering.
The convention was attended by sixty
one delegates. who were Hospitality en-
tertained at the following hotels and pri-
vate residences:
Mrs. George H. Richard-Mrs. H. Noise,
Mrs. May L. Robinson.
Mrs j. E. Moseman-Mrs. T. B. Pugh,
Miss Jean Pugh, Mrs. Toups.
Mrs. P. 7. Babin-Mrs. Louis j. Baker.
Mrs. John F. Landry-Mrs NJ. F. Rice,
Mrs. Lee Harris.
Miss Lee Landry-Mrs l. NJ Giffney.
Mrs. E. C. Hanson-Mrs. Charles Wright
DeRussey.
Mrs. Alex. Bloomenstiel-Mrs Louis u.
Babin, Mrs. A. P. Miller.
Misses Comeaux-Mrs. j. D. Continent,
Miss Evelyn Pujo.
Mrs. Bienvenue Cire-Mrs. Charlie S
Granger, Mrs. J. Santana.
Mrs. W. D. Park-Mrs. Edw. Gottschalk,
Mrs. E. C. Longmire, Mrs A. Marks, Miss
E. Kursheedt
Miss Bella Landry-Mrs c. M. Daigle,
Miss L. Ruffier.
Miss M, Blrlm-Mrs j. H. Page.
Miss B. Cire-Miss Helen Melville, Mrs
S. Simpson.
Mrs W. M. McGalliard-Miss Mamie
Sue Lyle.
Mrs. T. B. Cobb-Mrs. L. L. Davis
Mrs. Edmund Maurin-Miss Sara Ellis
Miss c. Bostick.
Mrs. 4. D. Vega-Mrs. !. D. Wall, Mrs.
Charles Ross.
Mrs. H. C. Whiteman-Miss Lizzie
Schlater.
Mrs s. Goette-Mrs. C. P. Childress,
Mrs. L. M. Tully.
Mrs. A. A. Sarradet-Mrs. j. E. Jay,
Mrs Thos P. SIMS
Mrs. Charles Maurin-Mrs. M. A. Foy-
wood. Miss Lise Allan. Miss Lucy Mckay,
Miss Lily Jones.
Mrs. j. N. Colomb-Mrs j. B. Richard
son. Mrs. w. j. Behan.
Miss Claire Werner-Mrs. A. R. Tay',r.
Mrs. E. N. Pugh-Mrs. Querens, Miss M.
c. Rawlins.
Nichols Hotel-Mrs. P. J. Friedrichs,