Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-07-15

and her son Clarence are the
guests of Mrs. Crothers and Mrs.
Clinton.
Miss Marjorie Davidson hiss re-
turned from Vicksburg, after n
pleasant visit of several days to
Mrs. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trice and son, of
Tupelo, Miss, who have been
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Lilly, have
returned home.
Mrs. Louis Buckner, Jr., and
sisters left Sunday of last week
for Cape May, to be absent for
several months.
Mrs. India Brown and Miss
Eta Harper left for Mineral
Wells, Texas, Tuesday morning.
The many friends of Mrs. Brown
wish for her delightful summer
and a speedy recovery.
Mrs. E. Dunbar Newell and
daughter, Katharine, who had
been the guests of Mrs. B. b.
Young and Mrs. B. F. Bonney,
left for Newellton Saturday of
last week. After spending several
days ut the home of Mr.. f. H.
Newell, the father of DR.. Newell,
she left with her daughters, Mar
iorie, Bert and Katherine, for her
home in Chattanooga, Tenn.
The bridge tournament met with
Mrs. Crothers Wednesday after
noon. 1t being the last meeting
of the series, after the game the
score was added, the highest num-
Der 1861 being made by Miss Clara
Whitney and Mrs. B. F. Young.
The afternoon was thoroughly
enjoyed by every one. After the
game tempting refreshments were
served. Mrs. Ranck was the only
guest, and filled the vacancy
caused by the absence of Miss
Brunette Lewis.
The young men of the Card
Club, Messrs. J. < Byram, John
Hughes, r. f. Fulton, German
Baker, Joseph Reeves and W. 5.
Latimer, entertained the club at
the Masonic Hall Wednesday even
ing. 1t was the largest meeting
the club has had this season and
certainly one of the most enjoy
able. There were ten tables filled
with enthusiastic players, whose
interest and enjoyment continued
throughout the evening. Fourteen
games were played and the prizes
awarded. The prize winners were
Miss Marian Curry, who was pre-
.ented with a beautiful cut glass
celery dish; Mr.. Ernest Watson
a scarf-pin of unique design. The
guest prize, beautiful HAND
painted plate was presented tC
Miss Fannie Maddox. The con
ISOLATION, won by Miss Eliza Whit
lney, was a silver candle stick o.
Colonial design. Mr.. +. l.. Gul
Hey, for cutting the queen o
hearts, was awarded a handsome
pearl handled knife.
| The hosts were royal hosts, ant
Ibid the honors of the evening II
that gracious, hearty manner tina
won from the ladies the sinceres
appreciation, and when the beau
tiful refreshments were served /
was q unanimously acknowledged
fact that q Beque would hav'
looked with envy upon the delic
ious and daintily served salads
sandwiches, cakes and ices. Thos
present besides the club member
were, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wat
son and Miss Fannie Maddox O
Cross Keys, Mrs. Ranck of Nat
chez, Miss Fell of New Orlean
and DR.. Trice.
St. Joseph and Newellton Jr. Nine
I have arranged fer a match game {
ball to be played at st. Joseph ne,
Thursday evening, Dist. An admi,
sion of 25c for adults and 15c fc
| children will be charged. , lie Ian
B, was scheduled to take place son
o time ago, but the recent rainy weatl
: er so interferred with practice wor
j that it was deferred to next Thur
day. As the home boys must d.
B.. fray the expense of the visiting teal