St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-13
3 PERSONAL and LOCAL z

The charming Miss Ethel Todd
Of New Orleans, is a visitor to Opel
ousas, the guest Of her relatives. Mrs
Mayer and family.
Cashier Castillo, Of the st. Landry
State Bank. is off on a summer vaea-
ton at Galveston.
Clerk Of Court Andrepont IS al
Goopers Wells for his health.
Miss Daisy Edwards, Of The
Clarion typographical force, is spend
ing two weeks with her Uncle, Mr..
Leonee VOORHEES,, ID New Orleans.
Miss Althee Desmarais, also Ct the
Clarion force, returned last week
from her summer vacation.
Miss Gretchen Powers, Of The
New Orleans Sanitarium, visited
friends here during the week.
Miss Vivian Brown, after spend
ing several weeks with friends ii Ar
naudYille, has returned home.
Mr.. Cash Leigh, of Eola, was
q visitor to 0peIousas Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Launey, Of Port Barre,
was q business visitor here this week.
Miss Leona Powers, Of Bunkie,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Walter
Powers.
Mr.. Armand Landreneau, Of
Lydia, was a pleasant caller at the
Clarion Office Thursday.
Mr.. O. j. Peterson, President Of
the Louisiana Female College at Kea-
chic, stopped in Opelousas for a while
Tuesday. He was here in the interest
of the college, and went from here to
attend the Baptist Convention at
Lafayette. Mr.. Peterson says the
college is in a Furnishing condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jacobs and lit
tie daughter. Lillian, left Tuesday for
New Orleans. From there they will
go for a several days stay at Coopers
Wells.
Miss Jennie Dezauche, Of Mel
vile, was visiting her brother here
Saturday.
Mr.. L. Bourgeois spent Sunday
with relatives in J%eanerette.
Mrs. R. d. Bodemuller and
grandchildren, Stella and Florian,.
returned to New Orleans last week.
Miss Lucille Castillo is visiting
relatives in New Orleans.
Miss Lucille Payy was the guest
of Miss Lilburn Guilbeau, of Grand
Coteau this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Fowler and
Fowler, Jr., are back in 0~pelousas, to
take up their residence here during
the cotton season. They had been
visiting relatives, and summering, in
various places.
Mr. Maurice Vilaseca is summer
ing at Biloxi, Miss.
Miss Inez Perrault IS visiting
relatives in Abbeyilie.
MIR. Octave Guillory, a prominent
citizen Of Mamou, was il 0pelousas
Thursday.
MIR. A. j. Moresi, of ice and pop
fame, is in Chicago, attending the
conclaVe Of Knight Templars.
Mrs. Fannie N. Todd and daugh-
ter, Annie, after a delightful visit to
her mother, Mrs. Mary Mayer, left on
Tuesday for her plantation home IN.
Sc. Mary.
MIR. John n. Ogden, IT., leaves
for Lynchburg, Virginia, to-day,
where be will remain several days.
He will henceforth represent d large
shoe house Of that place, and has
gone to get his samples. He viii
travel in this territory. where he is
SO well known, and make 0pelousas
his headquarters.
Judge 3. S. Kerr has been away
most of the week, in New Orleans,
where he took his little daughter,
to be treated for throat trou-
bles. She was operated upon at the
New Orleans Sanitarium, and is now
well, and will be back home
about the 18th. Judge Kerr re-
Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Jordan entertained q
few friends informally at Bridge last
Monday evening, III honor of her
Mrs. Fannie Mayer Todd.
Those participating were: Mines.
Todd. Gilbert Dupre, S. Z. Hebrard,
Leon Dupre, Remi Mornhinveg j. W.
Jordan; Misses Ethel and Ann Eliza
beth Todd. Edith Z. Mayer. Mrs.
Jordan scoring the highest number
of points, presented the prize to her
guest of honor; Mrs. G. &. Dupre win
ming second and the consolation fall
ing to the lot of Miss Ethel Todd.
refreshments were served.
The score cards we're gracefully pre-
to the ladies By little Miss
Mary Louise Mayer.
One of the prettiest parties Of
the season was given w the Misses
FIX and Miss Lucille Pavy, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. Fux. The
spacious lawn was decorated with