The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-07-21


residents Of Shreveport. coming
here from oklahoma Mr.. and Mrs.
Henley and family are living at S3i
Gary street. Mrs. Henley Is moi a
stranger in Shreveport. having Wis
tied here frequently when she was
Miss WanstOn of WaSkOm. so she
has old friends who delightfully."- re-
member her anN extend most cor
dial welcome.
Wards Tive and Six &ntegeaineA.
The members OF the WOman's
Prohibition League of wards two
and six were delightfully."- enter
tanned fridas afternoon at the hand
some home OF Mrs. a.. =. Presidge
on Fairfield avenue. An excellent
musical programme and refresh
Nents were enjoyed and cordial
welcome frsetn enc hospisabse host
ESQ.
Personal MentioD.
3r~. Richard thurman, who has
been quite sick for The past three
weeks from an attack OF fever, is
now convalescent and is able 20 EN-
Joy visits from her friends.
IL is good to see Mr. Fret Gard
out after prolonged attack Of
fever and Miss Monte Perroncel,
whose illness OF several weeks has
caused much anxiety. Miss Perron-
Get ~iil leave soon for California.
Mrs. Curtis ScOvell of Dallas. who
has been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. j. Zeigler, are now the
guests Of Mrs. Logan of VAUDEVILLE.
Mrs. Scovell joined the happy reun-
ion of relatives and friends on
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Scovell and
the little girls will return to Shreve
port during the week.
Mrs. Matte Grace Pate is enjoying
visit from her young cousins,
Misses Beulah and Lily McMullen
of New Orleans, at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. GrOsjean.
Mrs. Frances Rusch of Moreland,
accompanied by her grandfther, Mr..
Jacob Chambers, were the guests OF
Mrs: NJ. H. Williams Friday en- route
% Kansas City.
Mrs. \. Z. Studebaker and little
daughter Luray are visiting rela
tives in Pittsburg, Kansas.
During the summer Mrs. Walter
Curry and daughters will be estab-
Iished in the home of Mrs. Christian
on Hamilton Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Means and chill
dren of Gloster are expected daily
to visit DR.. and Mrs. Furman:
Miss Mary Furman left during the
week for Sewanee, where she will
spend the summer. Going with her
as far as Chattanooga were her
bright little nephews, Chandler and
Henry Furman en- route to visit
their grandmother, Mrs. Chandler at
Johnson City.
Mrs. w. T. Ramey left Thursday
for Chicago where she will attend
the marriage of her sister in Spring
field. ILL.,, and the marriage Of her
brother in Cincinnati.
DR.. and Mrs. Rawley Penlck and
children are spending a month in
the Rapides pinewoods at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. Penick's sister,
Mrs. Compton.
Mrs. Louis Bergman is enjoying a
visit from her friend, Diss Bertha
Hack of Memphis.
Mrs. J. F. OLeary and her little
granddaughters Halle Ward and
Florence Andrews, left Wednesday
for Los Angeles, Cal. En- route Mrs.
OLeary stopped at Sulphur Springs,
Ark, to make a visit to her husband,
DR.. OLeary, who is there with his
little patient, Jack IngersoH, now in
a stage of convalescence.
Miss Lucille Boydston arrived on
Wednesday and is the guest of Mrs.
Walter Curry and daughters.
Mr.. Joe Williams. accompanied by
his daughters, Mrs. Samuel Atkin-
son. will leave today for Mineral
Wells.
MIR. A. J. Mccoy ST., is in Hamil-
ton, Ark, visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Kate Woodruff. Mr.. Mccoy will stay
through the summer for rest and re
euperation.
Miss Olive May Brown is visiting
friends in Monroe.
Miss Elizabeth Summers of Mar
shall, Texas, visited her friend, Miss
Adelaide Keller during the week and
was disappointed that Miss Keller