The Caucasian., 1913-11-23

'of uelne the proceeds. 81 was llildliN
determined 10 Helv the orphans OF
the different denominations repls-
senteS ito he club.
some of the pieces os nestfle work
which ssa6 won 0rlzes at the state
Fair We're placed on sshlbltlon.'
Misses yessie Wyche and Winnie
BrownIee wsro dIoe fortunate prize
winners.
q delicious salad course was
served by Che 2ostess, after which
the club adjourned to mees With
Mise Bessie Wsche the nest Aims.
Personals
Ssrs. BalIpOt Martin of New NorS,
whose visit 40 her OLD home Nae
Neen euclo a delight TO ahF family
and friends, will terminate her sis t
ols Mondas. En route she will make
o sisit 80 9elstioes oil Memphis, Nrs
Martin was the guest Of her fathere
pGapt. N. &. scosell and Nre. SEQ
! Well an6 Slr. and Nrs O. u. acoesll.
Nrs. Horace Carpenter will leave
Wednesday for gezarksna, Whers
ehe %ilS join Aer daughter, Mrs.
Huckins, ON sisiV 60 Nr. snA Mrs.
SoseOls HucLine 0s Oklahoma City.
Mrs. y. o. Gstchings OF Nev Work
City 10 che guest of Nrs. ". 4. Rud-
son Oh Eannin street
Mise Rutb Puulens, UhO has been
|, the guest OF friends for several
weeks, mas returned to her home in
| Marksyille
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ivy OF Ia
coma, Texas, are visiting Mrs. r. V.
jngram on Arlington street.
Mr.. Morgan thompson OF DeRld-
! der, who has been in attendance at
the Ahriners convention and was
elevated to the rank of thirty-sec-
ond degree Mason, was the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. YhomVson, during
| the week
Mr. D.. P. Garrett, manager OF the
Shreveport creosOtlng plant, who
has been seriously i'll at schumpert
sanitarium, is now ole to be out,
though still weak from the effects
of @ surgical operation.
Messrs. D.. =. Grain and y. C. Watts
attended the 4. q. W. convention III
New Orleans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Reidheimer have
the sympathy GY friends in the i'll
Ness of the6r eon BuforA who has
pneumonia.
/ Mrs. NalteS WicSers ana son of
Jefferson, Mo-, are guests for the
Vinter of Mrs. Wicker's sister, Mrs.
,. W. Dunagan of Fair Place.
Mrs. J. ". eentell and Mrs. Mary
4. Cook Nsse Seturned from Mineral
Wells.
! Mrs. Paul Turner of Cincinnati is
eisiting Aer sister, Mrs. 4. A. Gar
1isoD on Cole street, and will re-
olain until the new year.
j Mrs. q. q. Welsh and Mrs. Edgar
Neppler are visiting Mrs. Arthur
Watson Dt der home in NatchitO-
ehes.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Bryson have
returned to their home in Leesville
after a pleasant visit to relatives.
Mrs. R. B. Eglin has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio, where she went
several weeks ago to place her
daughter, Miss Mary Evelyn Eglin,
at school. Mrs. Eglin was accompan-
led by her mother, Mrs. John Eglin
who will be her guest for the win
ter.
Mrs. F. o. Lee left during the
week for Mississippi, where she will
visit her mother, Mrs. Terry.
Miss Watkins of Minden is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Gould.
Miss Bertha Freund Of st. LOUIS
and Miss Hazel Jacobs Of Buffalo
n. Y, are the guests OF Mrs. Max
Levy.
4 Friends of Miss Emily Hunt have
greatly missed her in the school
, girl social set and her absence al
the high school, of which she is a
pupil. has been noted with regret.
Mrs. Sarah Morton, who has been
i'll at her home from bronchitis, is
now improving daily.
I Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Sterne Of Quit
man, Miss. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
! Emmett Tatum.
! Mrs. w. X. Henderson has re-
turned from visit to Mrs. (6nners
in New Orleans. where she went as
delegate. to the general convention
5 Of the Z. D. O..
! Miss Rose Fleming has returned
to her home IN Campti after mos
pleasant visit to=.her cousin, Miss
May Perot on Peabady street.
Miss Nettie Lou Pals has returned
to her home in Kansas Ity.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godaa..of New
| OrlaanS have come tO Shreveport tl