The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-09-10
Personal Mention.

FBA-NIONtIlItA " sS wv
again after a delightful soJourn OF
six weeks at 0cononewoc, WIS. Mrs.
Blanchard and little son, Newton IT,
will remain two weeks longer at
Draper Hall, where Mrs. Blanchard
is enjoying visit from her sister,
Mrs. de Mattos of Canada.
Mrs. b. F. Wharton is visiting her
father. w. T. Smith at Pelican
Mrs. w. w. Hargrove and daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Hargrove and lit
tie Hardls Saunders, left FRIDAY
morning for Louisville, Ky, where
they will remain for a year. Miss
Hargroye will enter the kindergar-
Item training school for teachers TO
Iprepare for the work she is so we'll
lifted by her gentle sympathetic ma
lure and quick perception to do we'll.
lThe many friends of Mrs. and MISS
lHargrove regretted TO part With
them for so long time, but trust
they will enjoy the beautiful Ken
lucky efty, change of scene and Gu
Innate. Mr.. Howard Hargrove will re-
turn this week TO the Louisiana
State University where he will begin
/ his fourth years work as sugar
:, lchemist. in which he is making tine
progress.
MIR. G. Il. Nesbitt of pecos. Texas
: was greeted on the streets the pas
t, week. Mr.. Nesbitts friends were glas
a lc see that he has entirely reealneC
n his health and hope he will befor'
: long return to Shreveport to live
n Mrs. C. b. Ball and little son Bilh
= left Friday to join Mr.. Ball at Kerr
willie. Texas.
d Miss Joetta Lee will return in
te few days to Baton Rouge to resum
her studies at the State University
m Miss Lee will be pleasantly situate
n, in the family of DR.. Coates.
Mrs. Leo Cunning and children al
t. visiting relatives in Natchltoehes.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Strauss and hi
tie son Clyde have gone on an eA
ed tended trip to Texas, taking the
in touring ear with them, in whle
they will make part of their Jou
rs. ney.
he Mrs. Nj. A. Goodwin is prolonglt
is her visit to lier friend, Mrs. Loui
ed Cowley of Mansfield,
he William and Philip Hamlter w
ny leave Tuesday for Sewanee, Ten
Die where they will enter the universal
Miss Clara Florsheim is enJoyu
NJ n visit to her sister. Mrs. David L
Ter Der of Texarkana andtthe little NJ
in member of the family, David Jr.
Mrs. ]. d. Wilkinson, her moth
I'VE Mrs. Scott. and son Scott wilkins
nd, have returned from delightful
hit iourn at beautiful Lake Chautauq'
Mrs. Wilkinson is leader in
SIS Chantauuua Woman's Club, and
re- always extended the courtesy OF
eet. pearing on the platform to speak
ent her chosen subjects, forestry
gle, conservation. En- route home n
Wilkinson made a short stay
the piftsburg. Pa, where she visited
tie Juvenile court in session and
accorded an interview with
Iren Judge and probation officers. \
iislt Roessing, prominent club won
Soto of the city, extended special coul
sizes 10 Mrs. Wilkinson, driving
Tex to the Fairgrounds and to the ne
and quarters of the associated eharil
e of tThe last afternoon Mrs. WIlkiu
ton spent at the Carnegie Institute,
SO her time was we'll and pleasal
the spent in the great manufactu
TAU city. Mrs. Wilkinson's work at
tend ehautauqua will be a fruitful sol
Miss from which to draw from during
main coming season of club work in
city.
have
and Hypatia Memorial Scholarship
, N Mrs. ". K. Henderson, chair