Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-07-29

Inc Sucet IdSI Week VI MI. D. a..
Young.
Mrs. B. B: Young has returned
from a visit to Mrs. ]. w. Whitta-
ker of Lake st. Peter.
Mrs. Ranck, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Crothers, returned to
her home in Natchez last week.
Reports from Mrs. Brown. who
is at Mineral Wells, Texas, are to
the effect that she is improving.
Mr.. B. F. Bonney returned from
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he
went for the benefit of his health.
DR.. J. E. Slicer, Of Waterproof,
accompanied by Mrs. ]. M. LatiO-
lais, visited St. Joseph Tuesday.
Misses Marjorie Davidson and
Amalia Steen were the guests at
dinner Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't.
Worrell on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Rowan Of
Newark. N. j., have been visiting
Mr.. Rowan's parents at Minnehaha.
They left for their home Monday
after a pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orphney Hornsby
left town Wednesday to take pos
session of their new cottage that has
just been completed on Mt. Ararat.
Their friends regret their departure.
Miss Ionic Smyth, Mrs. Fannie
Young, Mr.. Henry Smyth Of Wa
vertree, and Mr.. Dwight Stone of
Pecano, were guests Friday of Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Young.
Mr.. T. M. Wade, Jr., of Newell
ton, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with Mr.. B. F. Young. He pro-
poses locating in St. Joseph, and
will be cordially welcomed by every
one.
Mrs. James Curry entertained at
tea Friday evening, complimentary
to Miss Marian Curry. Besides the
honoree the guests included Miss
Amalia Steen, and Messrs. Henry
Wade and w. s. Latimer.
Mrs. w. M. Davidson, Misses
Marjory Davidson and Inez Losey,
accompanied by Messrs. Walter
Green of Natchez and Joseph Moore
Davidson made the trip to Natchel
Tuesday in Mr.. Davidson's auto.
mobile.
Mrs. Bonds Ratcliff was the host.
ess of a progressive euchre party
Tuesday afternoon. Her guests were
Mesdames Joseph Curry, s. P
HOrnsby, Oscar Levy, Annie Croth.
ers, G.. H. Clinton, T. H. Snod.
grass, B. F. Young and Miss Bessie
Muir. The prize. a handsome meat
fork, was won by Mrs. B. F. Young
Delicious refreshments were served
after the game. A charming even.
ing was spent by all present.
Mrs. s. P. Hornsby entertained
very charmingly at bridge for Mrs
Fell of New Orleans Wednesday
evening. The prize, a dainty piece
Of cut glass, was won by Mrs. Annie
Crothers. Tempting refreshments
were served after the game. Hel
quests included Mesdames r. H
Whitney, Joseph Curry, Oscar Levy
T. H. SnOdgrass, G.. H. Clinton
B. F. Young, B. B. Young, Mise.
Fell, Matte Lewis, Clara Whitney
Marian Curry and Lena Henderson
and w. s. Latimer.
The Euchre Club was most de
lightfully entertained by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Oscar Levy, Thursday. Tn
Threatened rain had cooled the at
mosphere and when the guests as
sembled on the beautiful broad We
randa, with its numberless light
and wealth of flowers, one woul,
have thought they had been trans
ported to the sea-shore, with tn
dainty summer girls" and balm,
breezes. The games were Spirited,
contested, resulting in victory 70
Mrs. j. Tullis Watson, who wol
every game Of the thirteen played
For the prize she received beauti
full silver violet vase. Mr.. w. S
Latimer was the lucky winner G
the gentleman's prize, q box of sill
hose. The consultations were cut fo
by Mrs. Cleora Trimble and Josep
Curry, Jr., the first winning
dainty Irish lace jabat an
i the latter q handsome set Of CO
lar buttons. Mrs. s. P. Horn!
by was the winner of the guest.
prize, complete bridge set. Til
guests were loath to leave the seer
where the hours had been so plea.
antly spent, and babe good-nigl
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