Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-27

guest Of Mrs. l.. Johnson the latter
part Of the week.
Miss Ida Anderson spent the week
at Empire the guest IF Mrs. John
Bowers jr.
Miss Anita Simmons left Sunday to
visit relatives in New Orleans.
Triumph.
Mr., !. C. Armstrong and Miss Mollle
Buras were awarded the gold medal
Saturday Aug 20. The following gen
tlemen were selected to judge the prize
waltz; M.ssrs. Beck. DaspIt. Woods.
SchoenberEer and Gasquet.
The Bulot Bros. will give a prize
dance at every one Of their balls ~ the
future. The. next prize. viii be 4 lady's
beautiful scarf.
Marin.
Misses Marie and Blanche Cogncvich
are visiting relatives in Lacy, La.
Mr., and Mrs. Jos. prlas and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Collette, Miss May CoI!rtte
and DIR. +. Wicklitfe were on a trip to
Bay Adam last Tuesday.
Mr.. Jack Dustmann visited friends
: at Boo,hviIle Saturday.
Miss May Cotlettt andl IF WicHhtte
enjoyed,a trip to Doullut Canal last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Lincoln is spending some
time III New Orleans.
DR.. F. Wicklilfc visited friends in
Home Place Thursday.
Miss Freda DustMann entertained in
formally at euchrc Tuesday night.
Among those present We're Misses Alice
Ballowe, Title Schoenberger, Leona
Butler, Esther Iuratich, Mae Cogne-
yich, Mollie Chauvin, Minnie and
Mamie DuStlnann, Mcssrs. Hermann
and Sigmund Schoenberger. August and
Louis Bulot, Hayes and Tim llocoln,
Maurice O'Brien. Hermann SylVe and
Jack Dustmann. First prizes were
drawn by Miss Mamie Dustmam and
Mr.. Hermann Sylve, second prizes by
Miss Esther Yuratich and Mr.. Her.
mann Sylve, and consolation prizes by
Mr.. Jack Dustmann and Miss Annie
DuStmann.
Jesuits' Bend.
The Jesuits' Bend Base Ball Club held
a meeting on August % to consider the
resignation of Manager RoseIius Perez.
Business compelled Mr.. Perez to tender
his resignation. which was accepted
with regret. Mr.. CHINA Grabert was
elected to til the vacancy by a unanl-
nous vote. Mr. Grabtrt was given full
power to elect or reject such players IS
he may see fit. He stated that he Sc
cured three former stars OF the l9OS
team Wallace Jeanireau, Louis Cas-
teix and Paul Croncy.
The St. Bernard team will play the
J. E.'s Sunday. Marsh ana Casteix
will be the battery for the ZONE team
while PUG and Estopinal will compose
the st. E.rnarGs'.
Pointe-a~Ia~ HaChe.
by. Sheriff Cosse returned from
Pineville, La. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Martin are
spending some time in our town. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin have just returned
from Bay St. Louis, where they en-
loved a three weeks honeymoon.
= Mrs. Jos. Fontenelle is spending some
time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Id.
FOntenelle.
= Miss Viola Andignac visited her mo-
ther, Mrs. Alfred Andignac Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Favret, after spending a
few days at the home of Mrs. Gus. Fav-
ret returned to her home in New Or
leans on Wednesday,.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Frank Andignac to
Miss Clothilde Kerlec of New Orleans.
Hon. E. A. Schayot was a business
visitor in New Orleans Tuesday.
Rice cutting is going on everywhere
now and a few Of our planters are
threshing their rice as soon AZ it is
harvested.
DR.. VIM. H. Pipes went to New o.
leans on Monday to attend the wedding
of n of his friends Of Pointe Coupee
parish.
MIR. L. Favret and Mr.. Wogan of
the firm of Toledano E. Wogan, were III
our town Sunday lookingover the Court
house.
y The GAZETTE acknowledges receipt
of a very fine bunch Of Honduras rice,
raised on the prairie'lands in the rear
of Mr.. E. A.. Schayet's property. Mr..
Schayot expects 20 barrels to the acre.
The Courthouse Committee met. in
New Orleans on Thursday and are now
prepared to submit their report at its
next meeting.
A negro by the anne of. RichardCol''