The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-08-17
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

G. S. Davidson was in Baton Rouge
Wednesday.
Miss Dine Fort concluded her Wis
it here last week.
Miss Amelia Barrow is visiting rel
atiVes at Lakeland.
Miss Evelyn Martin has Returned
to her country home.
V. NJ. Jackson has returned from
a trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. A. Schlesinger returned last
night from New Orleans.
Mrs. NJ R. Jackson and children
are spending a while over the lake.
Mrs. X. C. Smith visited here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gussie Sweetman are
visiting here, guests of his sister,
Mrs. LanglOis.
Mrs. Lucy Tenney, of New Orleans,
after visit to relatives in the Up
per part Of the parish, is the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Armstrong,
of New Orleans, came up Monday
right and remained two days, going
to Browns Well for a short stay
Mrs. L. j. Davis and Miss Lulie
were visitors to Fairview and Lon
den plantations this week.
Miss Mary Folkes, after visiting
in Wilson last week, was expected
home early in the week.
Miss Matte Quine, of Baton Rouge,
is the guest of Mrs. E. D. Hamilton,
OF Riddle. Her mother, Mrs. Ida
Quine, is expected there for the
weekend.
Mrs. Dave Michel and Miss Bessie
Schlesinger, of Mobile, are visiting
relatives here, being first the guests
of Aaron Schlesinger and family.
Mrs. Ruffin Barrow is a guest of
Mrs. S. H. Barrow. Miss May Gill
more, of Crystal Springs, has also
been a guest there.
John r. Barrow, who has been
here with friends, this week, was re-
called to Memphis by the death of
his sister,
Mr. and Mrs. BuquOi are now with |
Mrs. l., P. Kilbourue, and Mr.. and
Mrs, Muse have returned to their
own home.
Miss LenOra Mahoney, who has
been visiting Miss Corinne Bourgeois |
in POinte Coupee, for the past two |
weeks, is expected home today.
Mrs. Long, of New Orleans, and |
son, Robert, and his bride, formerly !
Miss Elisa COuret, who were married |
on the 10th, were the guests of Mrs.
J. s. Gore, Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Whitaker has been
visits to her many friends,
including Mrs. W. L. Stirling, Mrs. |
Dora Hamilton and others, before |
taking her departure for her home,
near Natchez,
Miss COrnelia McGehee, after a
visit to her hrother-in-law, Ryland
h. Percy, near town, left yesterday |
for Wilhelm, She will teach at |
Point Pleasant, Tensas parish, next
session.
Miss Marguerite McCracken, Of
Chicago, Art Instructor at l.. S. u, |
was a delightful visitor of Miss Lucy |
FolkeS. She sailed for New York |
on last weeks steamer
Mrs. Greene Davis, OF Covingtor,
came over on Fridays train OF last |
week, for her little son. E. G., who |
was taken i'll while visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. L. J. Davis, at
Oak Grove plantation.
Mrs. l.. E. Summers, of LONDON,
England, now editor Of the Pan,
American magazine published In New
Orleans for Latin American coun-
tries, is an appreciated guest Of Miss
Jessie FOlkes. She has travelled ex.
tensiVely in the interest of her pa
per.
Miss Theresa Mann has as her
charming. guests, Miss Ida SchleSin-
Ger, of New Orleans, and Miss Fan
ME Dampf, Of Laurel Hill. The young
ladies are attending a dance at Wood
Vile. Miss SChlesinger returns home
and Miss Mann stops over
at Laurel Hill until Monday.
Mrs. c. H. Lewis and Miss Sara
Allan came up Tuesday night to
join Mrs. S. T. Allan and Miss Hell.
enc Allan at the old home at Wake
field plantation. The two latter will
be there all summer. Miss Sara will
stay only two weeks.