The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-04

! dblc SicnOgfaplief OF the t.duut
School Board, left Friday for her
old home near Williamsville, Va.
where she will visit relatives, stop
ping en- route at Cincinnati to visit
her sister. Miss Lena Hughes will
accompany Miss Francisco and be
her guest in Virginia.
Mrs. J. S. Swami of Swanhaven
was in town on hurried shipping
visit, as she and her daughter, Mrs
Azile Swami Holmes, will leave ear
ly this week for a months visit to
Asheville, N. C.
Mrs. c.. c. Hardman is entertaining
Mrs. J. FELTON, Lane and Miss Mar
guerite Lane of FeIto n,Texas, and
Misses Valley and Ruby Cunyus.
Miss Halle Walker has gone to
Iowa on visit to her mother.
Mrs. Edgar Florsheim and little
daughter, accompanied by Mrs
Jonas Meyer, have returned fsom
Monroe.
Mrs. W. L. Foster and daughters,
Misses Francise and LOuella Foster,
are visiting Mrs. Breard of Monroe
Mrs. William Blumberg and Miss
Mary Blumberg are enjoying the de-
lights of Duluth a city famed for
its beauty.
Miss Nettie Lou Pals has returned
from a delightful visit to friends in
Hammond.
Mrs. George Lilly and little daugh-
ter have returned from st. Louis.
Mrs. G. B. Terry ana Miss Evelyn
Terry have returned from a pleas
ant visit to Vicksburg and Monroe.
Mrs., B. B. Dickinson's pleasant
guest, Miss Annie Belle Holland, has
returned t cher home ir Carthage,
Texas.
Mrs. Oswald Simons and little
daughter Annie Claire have gone to
Mississippi City for the month of
August.
Miss Annie Hanna, who has been
the guest of her friend, Miss Nell
Colbert, of Gibsland, has gone to
Monroe to visit relatives.
Mr.. Aubie Atkins of Athens. La,
was the welcome guest of his friend,
Mr.. Frank Grosjean, during the
week.
Miss Mary Kate Jack. accOmpan-
led by her niece, Miriam Career and
little nephew, WiHborn JACK, are al
Battle Greek, Mich, for the re
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. B. F. Kitchen and son Du-
ward left during the week for Biz
naingham.
Mrs. Maud Beattie has gone for
two months to New Orleans where
she will visit her sister:
Mrs. Durfey of Vmkshurg is a
welcome visitor in the family Of her
son, Mr.. Charles Burskett ON ToPe-
IA street.
A party consisting of Mrs Levert
S$ringfellow, Misses Howell, Soape
and Woodward left for Chautau-
qua, N. Y, On Tuesday.
Our high schools boys with COM
mendable zeal are putting in the va
cation days in many useful ways,
and so we find our young friend,
Sidney Lancaster obliging sales
man in Phelps big shoe store.
Miss Edna Buvens is enjoying a
visit from her friend, Miss Carrie
Dorman of Arcadia.
Mne. Wayfes Browne is a patient
at the Schumpert Memorial and is
doing we'll following an operation
for appendicitis.
Miss Sallie Matt Dowdell of Man
aztec, Fla, and her granddaughter,
Miss Carrie nowdell, of Opelika,
Ala, arrived during the week and
are welcome visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. FuIiloVe.
Mrs. Fl. H. WheIess, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Susan English,
and her daughter, Mrs. Roger Whe-
less, will leave this week for Biloxi,
where they have taken a cottage for
| the summer
A very pleasant gathering of rel
atives took place during the week in
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Clough
Lipscomb when they had visit
from Mr.. Lipscomb's sisters, Mrs.
Foster of Longview, Texas, Mrs.
Lennon ofAustin, Texas, and Mrs.
7. E. Cole of Boston. Mrs. Cole is
pleasantly remembered as Miss Nan
Lipseomb, charming young visitor
to Shreveport in days gone by.
Mrs. R. I. Raymond and little son,
Marbury, are the welcome visitors
of Mrs. Early Cunningham on Chris
tan street.
Mrs. R. C.. Friend has a pleasant
visitor in her niece, Miss Martha
Downs of Dallas, Texas.
Miss Ella Eakin left Thursday to
visit friends in Missouri.