St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-07-20

J. B. A. Stage, John N. Morn.
hinveg, Oscar Dardeau, Edwin
Stagg, Earnest Fusilier anc
Frank Dietlein, Of 0pelousas,
and Mr.. Paul Stagg, of Eunice.
The Baton Rouge correspon.
dence of the Picayune in Tues.
days issue of that paper says:
John w. Lewis, of 0pelousas,
candidate for Congress; Judge B.
H. Pavy, E. P. Veazie, Charles
Thibodeaux and Robert Barry,
are here for the purpose of hold
ing a conference with Governor
Hall. Judge Pavy stated while
there that both himself and Dis
trict Attorney Garland are sup
porting Mr.. Lewis for Congress,
and predicted that Mr.. Lewis
would carry st. Landry by a large
majority.
The young ladies of the
Younger Set gave a SPLENDID
ball at the Fireman's Hall on
Tuesday evening, July 10th,
which was well attended.
Those present were: Misses Helen
Donnelly, Olga Smith, Rose
Chachere, Esther Simpson, Pearl
and Ora Walker. Lucille Pavy,
Marie and Anna Budd, Eli cen
Oge, Eleanor and Bertha Littell,
Elise Frankel, Edna and Rose
Wallior, Eda Roos, Carmen Voor-
HES, and Thelma Healey;
Messrs Lionel Bienvenu, Octave
CASTLE, Harold Lastrapes, Archie
Dunbar, Louis Reynolds, Sidney
Brown, George Dubuisson, Allen
Dezauche, Percy Walker, ]. B.
Linsley, Edward Boagni, Eugene
Chachere, K~avanaugh Stagg,
Howard VOORHEES, Adam Guidry
and DR.. A. j. Perrault.
There is a lesson in the head
lines of a news article appearing
recently in a New Orleans news
paper, which reads: Boys Steal
to SpeIlu On Girls" It tells of
several youths, who are now in
Jail, charged with robberies, so
that they could meet the demands
Of their girls for joyrides,
candy, picture shows, etc. Now
really, are not the girls equally
as guilty Of wrongdoing as are
the boys? Did not they know
that these young men, who, II
will say, were earning SD a
could not spend 50 on
They should have known
that they were stealing, and that
the awful consequences of mar
would result in the degrad-
alton Of both the thief and the
girl who married the thief, for
the girl who encouraged the can
didate for her hand to steal,
expect him to support her
IN the same luxurious style as
when he was counting her. Have
reason, girls.
Have you ever been craWfish
.ng when the craWfish bit we'll,
and they are big, red and just
of meat? It's great fun,
ind a great feast after the fun of
catching them is over. The
streams near the Atchafalaya re-
overlooked just TEEN
with them, and last Sunday q
party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Octave Durio and family; Mr..
Hebert, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
nond Breaux, Miss Bessie Breaux
Miss Bessie Durio and your hum
de scribe. went to Second Lake,
md spent between trains there.
Mr. Hebert and Mr.. Durio went
fishing for fish in Hog Bayou;
Mr.. Hebert caught four little ba-
" fish, and MIR. Durio What
Patty shot at. Mrs. Durio
lept the Wasps off of the child
en-, while the rest of the party !
.aught over a barrel of lobster
;ize crawfish. A splendid dinner /
vas served by Aunt Mary and /;
Uncle Zebe, the keepers Of |
he 0pelousas Rod & Gun Club
there. The only near /
nishap was when Miss Clara
ook q slide down the lake bank, /;
she anchored before reaching
he water, without disturbing the
inhabitants Of Melville. ]