The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-24

and their mother. Mrs. W. T. Leafy
have returned from Mineral Wells
Miss Emma Florsheim, who en-
joyed a delightful two weeks, visit t(
Mr.. and Mrs. David Taber of Tex
'arkana. have returned home.
Mrs. John Files and children anC
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wadley ar
rived Tuesday from California. Mr.
and Mrs. Wadley merely passed
through as they were anxious to re-
turn TO their home in Alexandria.
Mr.. Spark Durham of Dallas was
a welcome visitor to our city dur
ing the week.
Miss Noble Mahr has returned
from the Ozarks, where she spent
the summer delightfully."-.
Mrs. Alfred Tennyson Lloyd OF
Dallas, who came to welcome her
parents. Capt. and Mrs. Youree, on
their return from Europe, will leave
for her home today.
Mrs. Fred Davidson and little son
Jere have returned to Shreveport
and are pleasantly situated III a
pretty cottage ON Mildred street.
Mrs. Leon I. Kahn is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Norman
Meyer of New Orleans.
Mrs H. H. Wheless has gone 10
Galveston for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Wesley Wheless and little
son left Thursday for oklahoma City
TO visit their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burrows Johnson.
Mrs E. w. Farley has returned
from Lexington, KY, where she
spent the summer.
Mrs. Conway Moncure made a
brief visit to Baton Rouge during the
week in company with her daughter
Miss Ellie Moncure, who will enter
the university.
Edward Ford left last week for
Georgia, where he will enter the
Georgia Technical School at Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Strauss enjoyed
brief but delightful visit from their
Mrs. S. J. Meyers and little
son Emanuel b.. who were returning
from Illinois TO their home in Jack
son, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Bentley will
return today from New Orleans,
where Mr.. Bentley was called on
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley en-
ioyed the hospitality of relatives in
the Crescent City.
Mrs. Sarah Morton, who has spent
the summer pleasantly among rela-
tves i'll New Mexico, has rctlrned
fcme.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gibbs and fam
ly are cordially welcomed to
shreveport. They are pleasantly sit
latt d in the Serwich home on White
.treet.
Mr. w. f. VOORHEES, and fanny Hi!l
loon take possession of their new
nome on Wilkinson street.
Mrs. George Gerald and daughter
nave returned from pleasant visit
% Mrs. N. ID. Phillips in Marshall.
Mr.. Spence Flournoy is convalesc-
ng after an illness from fever of
more than two weeks.
Mr.. James Singleton Swami spent
several days in town on his return
from a pleasant sojourn of two
weeks on the gulf coast with her
1eice, Mamie Johnson, who has now
returned to school at Harrodsburg.
Misses Goodwin and Taylor are
situated with Mrs. Ander-
son on Cotton street. Miss Goodwin
S fourth grade teacher in the Park
view public school and Miss Taylor
s third grade teacher in the GEN.
raj school, both very earnest and
capable in their work.
Mrs. w. B. Costly has returned
rom Monroe.
Mrs. w. G. Dalzell, who has been
quite i'll at the North Louisiana San
tarium is improving daily to the de-
light of her many friends and de-
5oted family.
Mrs. Robert Boisseau of Texar-
rama made a brief visit to Mrs. w.
!. Agurs and Miss Nettie Boisseau
his week, taking back her bright
title daughter Beverly, who will en-
er school,
Mr.. G. NJ. Wake, who is a patient
It the Schumpert Memorial Santa
rum Is convalescing rapidly.
Miss Birch of Arcadia is the guest
II Miss Florrie Mcfarland.
Off for School.
Misses Fannie Murff, Mamie Booth
nd Mamie Jordan left Wednesday
or st. Louis where they will enter
chool at enox Hall.
Mrs. K. A. Frost and Miss Mary