Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-04-08
Mr.. Y. B. Hunter. of Waterproof

| Mrs. l.. S. Rider, of Jefferson
county, Miss, is visiting her aunt
Mrs. India Brown.
| Messrs. Martin Jacoby and l..
de Vries of Newellton were visitors
to St. Joseph on Tuesday.
Hon. G. c. Cordill returned to
st. Joseph this week. The Judge
is looking quite well and is re-
ceiving a hearty welcome from his
friends.
A large and well attended dance
was given by the Order of Wood
men of the World at Newellton on
Thursday night. 1t was quite a
swell affair and a most enjoyable
time was had by all present.
About the only census enumera;
to's for this parish who have as yet
been appointed, as far as we can
ascertain, are Mrs. Beaubien and
Mr.. James Curry. Mrs. Beaubien
will probably be given the town Of
St. Joseph. :
The Culture Club met with DR..
and Mrs, Adams on Wednesday
evening In lieu Of Thursday, the
regular appointment, in Difference
to the wishes of members of the
Euchre Club, which was enter
tanned By Mrs. J. T. Watson, at
Avondale, on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Emmett Newton, of New Or
leans, spent the Easter holidays as
the guest of Mr.. C. D. Raymond.
Mr.. Newton made the trip in his
handsome Packard car, and was ac-
companied by Mr.. Tullis, who re-
turned to New Orleans on Saturday
Mr., Newton returned on Sunday,
Baton Rouge note.
The Gazette Is in receipt of the
following invitation:
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Solomon
request the honour Of your presence
at the marriage OF their
daughter
Blanche
to
Afr, Herman Goldberg
on Tuesday evening, nineteenth of April
nineteen hundred and ten
at eight of the clock
Newellton, La.
At Home, after May LIST,
Waterproof, La.
The New Orleans Picayune of
Sunday contained the two follow
ing notes:
Mrs. w. ]. van Santen enter
tanned at bridge whist Friday after
noon, when American Beauty roses
decorated the rooms most effective
ly. In the dining room, where tea
was served following the games,
pink sweet blossom, fern and rose
tinted lights embellished the board.
Mrs. van Santen was assisted in
receiving by her mother, Mrs. Gar
rett. The prizes were prettily framed
pictures which were won by Mrs.
Frank Porcher Gravely, Mrs. C. T.
Keplinger, Mrs. Percy Brown, Mrs.
S. Favre, Mrs. Eli Watson, Mrs.
Amanda Fenner The other guests
who participated in the games were:
Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Eugene Mar
tin, Mrs. Leon Irwin, Mrs. Rice
Ray, Mrs. E. L. Whitney, Mrs.
Ruflin r. Barrow, Mrs. Horace Du-
four, Mrs. Switzerland, Mrs. H.
NJ. Gill, Mrs. St. Clair Adams, Mrs.
Fred Eldridge, Mrs. VIM, ], Har
dee, Mrs. Locke Breaux, Mrs. J,
&. O'Kelley, Mrs. Morent, Mrs.
William Jay,
Mrs. William j. van Santen en-
tertained on Saturday afternoon at
second bridge whist and 5 o'clock
tea, when American Beauties were
artistically employed in the orna-
mentation Of the rooms. Pink sweet
pea blossoms decorated the hand
somely appointed tea table, pink
shaded lights completing the en-
bellishment. Those who played
bridge were Mrs. Albert LeMore,
Mrs. w. C. c. Claiborne, Mrs. Ben
nett, Mrs. Clarence w. Rareshide,
Mrs. A. P. Sauer, Mrs. John A..
Rawlins, Miss Sadie. Vickers, Mrs.
Thomas Nolan, Miss Hilda Meyer,
Mrs. Ulysse Marinoni, Miss Teenie
Hagan, Mrs. Murdoch, Mrs. Elise
C. Shaffer, Mrs. Louise D. Good
rich, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Nesbit,
Mrs. H. F. Stiles, Mrs. Arthur Ho-
man, Mrs. Wilmont, Mrs. Warren
Patrick. The prizes were beautiful
Dresden plates.
A new grocery will open in the
Steen building this week, in apart
ment formerly used as the pool
room. The promoter is Will Abrams.
| Work of remodeling the Kershaw
building began this week under SUI.
pervision of Mr.. Paul Of st Louis
The roof and floors are to be raised
and the structure generally repaired
A patriotic Southern song, set tc
music, and one which promises to
become very popular, is entitled
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