The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-11
in the anthology of the future.
PERSONALS

A charming picture post card come
from our friend Mr.. Frank Grosjeal
| from Chicago. It shows the grea
pier, washed by the blue green water
of Lake Michigan, land ships coming
in.
From Chicago, Mr.. Grosjean will G,
to Milwaukee and Detroit and HON,
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heramn Loeb, thu
Misses Loeb, and Herman, Jr., arrived
| Mondapy from an extended European
tour. Their trip embraced many coun
tries and most of the ggreat cities
where they saw and heard things t.
delight the cultured mind. Souvenirs
of rare interest are embraced in thei1
collection gathered in many lands.
Winslow, Arkansas, is new place Of
interest to some our travellers. Sit
uated in the mountainous part of the
state, near the Missouri border. it has
the advantage Of mountain climate and
mineral water, and is altogether a de
lghtful little resort. Rev. J. B. Whal
ing, brother of our DR.. Whaling has
a summer home at Winslow, where hos.
pitality was extended to Mrs. Maud
Beattie, of our city. A beautiful
mountain view with smiling valleys is
famed souvenir of Mrs. Beattie IS visit
to Winslow.
Mr. John L. Hodges, one Of the Cad
do parish staIwarts was in town several
days last week, from his farm near
Koran, coming specially to cast his vote
in the congressional judicial primary.
Mrs. E. H. Vordenbaumen returned
Sunday from Waggoner, Illinois, where
she was called by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. G. w. Caldwell, who
is still in precarious condition.
The late visitors are coming home.
Mrs. Randell Hunt and daughter being
among those returned from Boggs
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Land, who have
spent the summer in Colorado, returned
Tuesday. Mr.. Lands friends are glad
to find him much improved in health. /.
Mrs. B. F. Wharton left Saturday for
Pelican, La, where she will visit rela-
tives and old friends
Miss Florence Schwartz, one of the
brightest young teachers of Travis
Street School, who has spent her vaca-
ton in Chicago, returned home Wednes-
day.
Miss Francis Warliek left the first of
the week for New York, where she will
remain during the winter, studying
music and language
Mrs. Singleton Swami and little
daughter, Azile, have returned from
visit to relatives in Dallas.
Mrs. zuberbier and daughter, Mar
guerite, are visiting relatives in Alex
andria.
Mrs Julia Rule, who is in and out of
your city now, arrived Wednesday
from Port Arthur.
Mrs. and Mrs. Glen Rale are now es-
tablished in their new home at Elgin,
H., and send back greetings to their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Frank and
children have returned from delight
full summer spent in New York and
Canada.
Mrs. A. B. Ives is visiting her son,
Mr.. Ralph Ives at Pleasant Hill, La.
Miss Hattie O'Kelly has joined a
friend party at Pass Christian, COM
posed of Mr.. john Purnell and family
of New Orleans, and Mrs. M R. PurnelI
of Shreveport.
Mrs. Denis Ricou accompanied by her
son, Clarence, LETT Monday for Mobile,
where he will enter Spring College of
where she will enter Spring College of
that city. Clarence will make the sec
md bright Shreveport boy at Spring
Hill; the other being his cousin Ram
iolph Queries.