The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-04-28
Personals.


New York, where they will enjoy a
| few days in the great metropolis
before sailing for their home in Co
penhagen. Mrs. Abel has spent the
winter visiting her son, Mr.. J. G.
Abel and family, with whom he1
daughter, Miss Hilda Abel, had been
staying for some time. Their return
together will make the long sea voy-
age very pleasant, but their depart
ure will leave sense of loneliness
and absence in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel, that has been made Sc
cherry by their presence. We wish
them a smooth sea and safe return
home.
Mrs. Harry Lancaster is still at
the Schumpert Memorial, where she
has successfully undergone on Ope-
ration, and is in a condition now to
see her friends.
Mrs. Henry Winter, who has been
under treatment at the North Louis
Jana Sanitarium, has improved so
much that she has been removed to
her apartments at the Caddo Hotel.
Mrs. w. E. Glassell, Miss Mildred
Glassell and Mrs. James Holdings
worth are pleasantly situated at
Fairfield Inn, Mineral Wells, Texas,
where they will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. James Barr and children of
New Orleans are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerard Barr on StOner avenue.
Welcome news of Guido Piggote's
improvement has been received by
the many friends of the family. This
fine young boy is a student of the
high school and very popular with
his schoolmates and teachers.
Miss w. S. Penick and daughter,
Miss Vera Penick of New Orleans,
are in the city visiting their mother,
Mrs. Edward Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Shepherd and
little daughter have returned to
Dallas as a more convenient point
for Mr.. Shepherds business.
Mrs. Henry Ashley and little
daughter, Mabel, of Pelican, Okla,
made brief visit during the week
to Mrs. Ashley's sisters, the Misses
Smith and Mrs. Ben Wharton.
Mrs. Edward A. Frost is entertain
ing Mrs. Randell Morse of Mansfield.
Miss Jessie Wyche of Benton is
visiting Mrs. Wilbur Jones.
Mrs. Hunter and Miss Dick Files
are the guests this week of Mrs.
Cook and Mrs. R. E. Comegys at
their home On Christian street.
Miss Lucy Johnson of Oklahoma
City, arrived last week and is the
welcome guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Wheless.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Kline went to
New Orleans with the delegation
from st. Marks to attend the Dio-
cesar Council.
Mrs. Matte A. Cavett, who has
been quite i'll at the North Louis
lana Sanitarium, is now much bet
ter.
Mrs. S. E. Thomas and Mrs. II. w.
Gibbs have gone to Stamps, Ark, to
visit their friend, Mrs. Bride Arm
strong.
Mrs. Estelle Goodell, who has
been i'll at the Schumpert Memorial,
improved so rapidly the past few
days, that she has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Balcone anC
little daughter will move into their
he whome on Line avenue today.
Mrs. James Polk Ford of New Or
leans is in the city and at present
the guest of Mrs. Rawley Penick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van Hook
who were called to Marshall On &C
count of the serious illness of theiI
sister, Miss Ethel Van Hook, hav'
returned home, and with the cheer
/ ing news that Miss Van Hook is en-
tirely out of danger and improving
: daily.
Mr.. J. H. Stephens and LITTLE
daughter, Edna Elnora, have re
turned from pleasant visit to rel
atives in Natchitoches.
+. The friends of the Bryson famil,
: of Greenwood are reioiced to know
: that Miss Eleanor BrysOn. who wa
seriously ill for ten days, is nov
convaleseent. Miss Martha Brysor
who was in faithful attendance OF
her sister, sharing with her mothe
and the trained nurse the ministra
tions in the sick room, has returne,
, to the city and resumed her position
at the Mayfield drug store.
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