The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06

MIS-. " u Landry and her daughter,
Estelle, are here on visit to the Misses
Comeaux at their hospitable home in
Lessard street.
Mrs. c. Kline left Monday morning for
Biloxi, Miss. where she will enjoy the
bathing and other pleasures of that de-
lightful resort for few weeks.
Dudley Weber, prominent young
lawyer of Baton Rouge, spent Tuesday
evening and Wednesday here as the
guest of his brother, Caleb C. Weber.
Mrs. John S. Thibaut. her son, Charest
Thibaut, and their guest. Lawrence Win
ship, spent Thursday last in Napoleon
vile with Mr.. and Mrs. August Thibaut.
Mrs. Janvier Hebert and her little son,
Ferdie, left this week for Belle Alliance
where she will spend several weeks as
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Paul Vegas
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Bullion, of Hope
Villa, who were married at Baton Rouge "a
few weeks ago. are spending their honey
moon with relatives at Henderson,
Texas.
Miss Irma MolIere and her brother, Sid
ney. of Smoke Bend, left during the early
Fart of the week for Houma, where they
will spend several days with friends and
relatives.
Misses Gussie Dudenhefer and May and
Monte Bradford left Wednesday for
Shreveport, where they will spend
month or so as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dudenhefer.
Jos. Capone receives daily from New
Orleans choice salty oysters. They are
served at his place of business in her
vile street, raw or fried on short notice.
Supplying of families a speciality.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Dominique will
leave tomorrow for their home in New
Orleans. after spending several weeks in
Smoke Bend as the guests of Mrs. Domi-
niaue's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
Veron.
Miss Marjorie Hanson and her guest,
Miss Marie Aldige, of New Orleans, left
on Wednesday noon for Glenwood plan
tation where they will spend couple of
weeks as the winsome guests of Miss
Myrtle Munson.
faxGT low the
guests of Miss Marjorie Hanson, Misses
George and Lucy Connely left Wednes-
day for Little Texas plantation, where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Barton
and Mrs. Rush Walton before returning
to their home in Houma.
Mrs. A. Guigou and her daughter, Miss
Florence Guigou, left last Sunday for
visit to relatives and friends at Morgan
CITY and Bayou J. Curse. Mrs. Guigou re-
turned home last night, Miss Florence
stopping off at Paincourtville to be the
guest of relatives at that place for few
| days.
MIR. and Mrs James P. Kock and
family, of Belle Alliance plantation, left
during the week for their summer home
at Port Coburn, Canada, where they will
remain until early fall Charles Kock, the
Young son of MIR. and Mrs. kock, will re-
main in the east next season to attend
| school.
Miss B fyl Mhiteman en- sertained few
of her friends very delightfully."- on We'd
nesday afternoon, the occasion being the
seventh birthday anniversary of the
/ sweet little maid. Those present were
Misses Mildred Benton, Josie EriS, Susie
Kerr, Abbie Allen. Eunice EEis and
Clara FolSe.
The initial meeting of the dancing class
under the direction of Misses Ora Dalferes
aad Adele Blum, will be held on Thursday
afternoon next at $50 o'clock at Ascen-
sion Hall, and it hoped that everyone in
terested in the TerpSichorean art will lenc
S 1pport to the movement by being pres
ent on this occasion.
On Saturday evening last Miss Belle
Gondran entertained a small number o
her friends at dancing party. She was
assisted in receiving and entertaining By
her father, G. A. Gondran, MIR. and Mrs
w. j. Harrison, Mrs Paul Leehe and Mis-
Martha Maufin, and her guests included
Misses Ethel Landry, Mia Sims, Anne,
Maurin, Hilda Halves, Laulie Colomb
Hilda Park and Jeanne Thibaut, ant
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