The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-12-21
PERSONAL BUT POLITE !

Shreveport.
F. L. Nanny spent Monday in New
Orleans.
Mr.. Briedenbach will spend the hol
days in Florida.
W. L. Rodeillat was here from Bat
on Rouge, Sunday
Miss Raphiel left last night for d
holidays visit home.
Mr.. Robt. Butler will spend Christ,
mas at The Cottage.
The l.. S. u. students reach home
today for Christmas.
John ]. Barrow spent Monday af-
ternoon in Baton Rouge.
w. r. Forester returned after a
weeks absence in Memphis.
Mrs. Quinn is expecting Mr.. and
Mrs. Echols for the holidays.
Mrs. L. w. Rogers returned Tues
day night from New Orleans.
Miss Isabelle Percy has decided TO
go into professional nursing.
Mrs. George Plettinger has been
to New Orleans for some Christmas
shopping.
Miss Elizabeth DeVall, of West Bat
on Rouge, is the guest of Miss Ma
ME Butler.
C. B. Bartless is expected as a
Christmas guest of DR.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Powell.
Miss Margaret Stirling was in town
for several days guest of Miss Anne
liza Barrow.
Mrs. w. c. Howell and little daugh-
ter, Garrett, are visiting relatives at
New Roads.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow spent several
days in New Orleans doing Christ
mas shopping.
John r. Barrow was here for the
weekend leaving for BOgaIusa, Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Eudora Hamilton has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ruffin
Barrow, this week.
Miss Amelia Barrow and little sis
ter, Margaret, spent Sunday after
noon in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson and daughter,
Miss Edith Leake, spent Monday al
ternoon in Baton Rouge.
Miss Mel Leake will spend a part
of the holidays with Miss Medora
Tarleton, Of New Orleans.
DR., and Mrs. w. w. Montfort will
spend Christmas in Woodville with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Best
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Patterson and
little daughter are Christmas guests
of her mother, Mrs. Wills of Bayou
Sara.
Miss Gullat will go home for
Christmas. Miss Latane will spend
hers in Woodville with her sister,
Mrs. Robt. Lewis.
Mrs. J. L. Golsan was prevented
by Illness from taking her projected
visit to her father, Rev. Mr.. Baks-
well on his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schlesinger have
rented a house in st. Louis, and |
will move there in January-but We
hope not permanently.
General A. B. Booth of New Or.
leans was here for the w. o. w. IN.
itiation, Thursday night. He was the
guest of DR.. o. D. Brooks.
Mrs. C. B. Mcguire returned Mon.
day night from a week in the city,
where she was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Hunter C. Leake.
Mrs. Phillips and Miss Ruby Phil
lips will spend part of the holidays
in New Orleans where they expect
to meet friends from the north.
Mrs. Robert C, Wickliffe and little
daughter, Brent, left Wednesday af-
ternoon to spend several weeks in
New Orleans with Mrs. w. G. Han
cock.
Mrs. Kemp C. Smith has been the
guest of Mrs. E. G. Westmorland this
week. Mr.. Smith came up Monday
night to look after business at the
Peoples Bank. He has been here
all week.
Rev. F. B. Fulton has been assign
ed to the st. Francisville charge by
the Louisiana Methodist Conference.
Rev. S, L. Riggs goes to Oakdale in
the Alexandria District.
Mrs. O. D. Brooks returned Tues
day from visit to Clinton, Mrs H.
H. Forester and children came with
her to remain for the holidays. Mr..
Forester will join them later
Mr.. Richard Butler and Miss Sa"ah
Butler are expected home on he
23rd. Mr.. Butler to spend Christmas
at home, and Miss Butler returning
from a delightful visit at Jackson