The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-07-31
PERSONAL.

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Miss J. S. Dixon has left Shreveport
and accepted a position with the Lory
vile Lumber Company of Loryville, La
| Miss Dixon was for years connected
with tic business department of tht
| Journal and was most efficient in he
Duties She was endeared not only t
those connected with the Journal, BIT
numbers her friends in Shreveport BY
the hundreds. She is wished the fullest
success in her new field of labor. The
Loryville Lumber Company may be
congratulated in having secured Mis-:
Dixon in their office,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rule arrived
Thursday from their bridal trip to Mil
wau<ee. They were cordially welcomed
by their mother, Mrs. Julia Rule, at the
Inn Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs Rule will be
at home to friends at the Dandy flats
until their house keeping arrangements
are perfected.
Misses Mary Kate Jack and Annie
Trichel, who have been doing summer
school work, are now in Natchitoches,
where they will spend the time until the
opening of school,
Mrs. E. R. Ratcliff and little Bessie
left Friday for Sulphur Springs, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs S. ]. Russell and chill
dren will leave during the week for Sui
phur Springs, Ark, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Hunter and children
from Crowley, who have been their
guests for several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Jordan and children are
among the recent departures for Mis-
sissippi City,
Mrs John Rogers and children of
Grand Cane are the guests of Mrs. F.
H. Gosman.
Miss Amanda Austin, who is claimed
by her many friends during vacation, is
now visiting Mrs II. H, Wheless after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. Allen DeGraf-
fenreid on Buchanan street
Mrs. Victor Grosjean has had as her
pleasant guest the past week Miss Liz
zie Kenney of New Orleans. 1t was
matter of regret that Miss Kenney could
not extend her visit week longer, but
her friends had to be content with as
surance of another visit in the near flu
ture.
The many friends of Mr. Whitfield
Jack are glad TO know that he has re-
turned home from the sa1litarium and is
daily.
Mrs. Evans of Vicksburg arrived
Thursday to be with her daughter, Mrs.
Allen DeGraffenreid who underwent an
operation for appendicitis Saturday at
the Shreveport Sanitaritnm, and is do
ing well.
The long illness of Mrs. Rebekah FL
lson Johnston has occasioned much
anxiety to her friends. They viii be de-
lighted to know that she is now rapidly
and able to see a few Wis
itors. Her mother, Mrs. Ellison, who
has been with her several weeks, has
returned home.
The handsome Prestidge home on
Fairfield avenue. is completed and ready
for occupancy. Mr.. and Mrs. Prestidge
and family will take possession this
week.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard and children
will reave today for Natchitoches ac-
companying the Misses Scarborough on
their return home.
Master John Butler has returned
home after an enjoyable visit to New
Orleans.
Mr.. Thomas T. Land of Homer spent
several days in Shreveport during the
week.
The friends of Mrs. Richard Vinson
regret to hear of her illness and hope
she will soon be greatly improved.
Mrs. Felix Williams, accompanied by
her nieces, Misses Kathleen and Clai-
borne Fooster-Comegys, win leave to-
morrow for New Orleans and sail
Wednesday on the Antilles for New
York, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. William Mason Ford is enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Helen Turner
of Mobile, Ala.
Mrs. James Evans and little son left
during the week for Sewanee to visit
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Spear
ing.
With a party of happy children Capt.
w. A. Crawford is enjoying the coun-
try delights near Oil City, and the chill
dren, Edward Crawford, Will Head and
their sisters are having a good old
time"
Mrs. A. H. Chalk will leave Thurs
day for Sulphur Springs, Ok.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Hamilton left
Saturday for Colorado Springs.