The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-19

Nassau The young ladies of this party
Miss Furman and the Misses Minge Ell
route home, stopped in Mobile to v1s1
Mrs. Richard Walford and Mrs. Gallo
Minge
Mr.. and Mrs Harry ]. Frame o.
Waukesha are on a visit to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Bryan Ards and Mrs. Pennlt
Mills. Mrs. Frames visit to the home
of her birth is always delightfully."- hap
py in renewing the associations of her
girlhood and visiting her large circle
of devoted relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W7ll Henderson and
Mrs. E G. Allen returned Thursday
from trip full of interest and pleasure
to New Orleans and Colon At the lat
| ter place they saw great banana freight
ed ships and many picturesque features
of life peculiar to this interesting and
fast developing country, They were all
good sailors, but Mrs. Henderson, who
does not crave "a fife on the ocean
wave, home on the rolling deep. She
was a victim of mal-demcr,
The many dear friends of Mrs. w. H.
Wise are delighted to welcome her
home again on a visit of several weeks.
After a pleasant visit to relatives Mrs.
James P Ford has returned to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Horace Carpenter left during the
week for Oklahoma City where she will
visit her brother, Mr.. Joseph Hackers.
Mr.. George Ramsey is enjoying rest
and refreshments in the picturesque
country surrounding Mena, Ark.
Good news is received of the daily
Improvement of Mrs. T. H. Scovell,
who is a patient at the North Louisiana
Sanitarium.
Mrs. John Land has returned from
a visit to friends in Vicksburg. Mrs.
Land is expecting Mrs. Leon Jastrem-
ski of Baton Rouge on Tuesday toI
make her visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Victor Grosjean and her mother,
Mrs. Alice Guynemer, have returned
from visit to relatives in New Orleans,
Friends deeply synpathize with Mrs.
EIighfeld Beattie in the loss she sus-
tanned by the death of her mother,
which occurred the past week at Par
SONS, Kansas.
Mrs. J. H. Gayle are enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. George Thurber |
of Gayle, La.
Miss Mary Hodges, who has been the
welcome guest of her cousins, Misses
on Grand avenue, has re-
turned to her home at Koran
Mrs. Irwin Miller is convalescent
from recent severe attack of fever
Mrs. C. J. Billiard has returned from
/ visit to Winfield
DR.. -Abramson and family will soon
axe possession of their newly purchased
lome on Cotton street, the w. B. Chase
Mrs. Mackay, who has been for sew
raj weeks in New Orleans, is welcomed
home again by the girls of the training
school. During Mrs. Mackays absence
Mrs. Gerfey kindly assumed charge of
he training school affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wakefield and
hlldren are new residents warmly well
omed to Shreveport. They occupy the
pretty home of Miss L. H. Egan recent
y built on Egan street.
Mrs. ]. c. Walker and Mrs. Z. L.
Dickson have returned from a pleasant
isit to New Orleans.
Mrs. Ruth Caperton and her sister
drs. Emma Hull of Monroe left dur
lg the week for a stay of several weeks
t Hot Springs.
Mrs. w. B, Costly has returned from
visit to friends in Lake Charles.
Mrs A. c. Buxton of Gulfport is Wis
ting relatives in the city. Mrs. Buxton
vas Miss Evelyn Jacobs, a recent bright
Ugh school girl well remembered and
oved by her large circle of friends.
Mrs. Eugene Simpson of Taylortown l
the guest of Mrs. Robert Ward
Mrs. c. E. Byrd was among the dele
ates sent by the Dunlap Memorial
hurch to the great Sunday School con-
ention at Monroe.
Mrs. Henry Enders was of the big
elegation of earnest Sunday school
rorkers Fl