The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-11-22
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stern are visiting
in New Orleans.
H. ]. Smith returned Sunday night
from Baton Rouge.
Miss Amelia Barrow has returned
from Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Emily Jemison is the guest of
Mrs. Elwyn Barrow.
Judge Lawrason made a business
trip to Baton Rouge.
Miss Irene Dixon will spend the
weekend with friends in Jackson.
Miss Mamie Butler expects to go
down for the L. S. U. game to-day.
W. M. Halle of New Roads was a
welcome visitor here on Wednesday.
Misses Smitherman and Castleberry
will spend Saturday in Baton Rouge
Miss Leila Ball is expected home
from New Orleans for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. D. W. Pipes was with her moth
er, Mrs. S. J. Fort, at the end of the
week.
i. Miss Eula Powell, who is teaching
at Bunkie, will come here for Thanks.
giving.
Mr.. Kidd of Baton Rouge came up at
the weekend, as he is to take part in
the play.
Mrs. Barrow of Bienville concluded
last Saturday visit to her daughter
Mrs. w. s. Bliss.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson went to Baton
Rouge Friday afternoon on business,
to return this morning.
Mrs. F. M. Davidson and Mrs. Cor
don Davidson went to New Orleans
last week for a short stay.
Mrs. G. C. Howell is planning to
spend few days at the levee camp
with Mr.. Howell on the west side,
where he has levee contract
Miss Oriana Pillet returned Monday
morning from pleasant stay in Baton
Rouge, which was divided between
Mrs. Wickliffe and Mrs. ]. H. Percy.
Miss Mamie Butler returned at the
latter part of the week, leaving her
sister, Miss Sarah, for longer stay.
The latter returned Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Irene Dixon had quite a severe
fall, while on her weekend trip to New
Orleans. She tripped in going down.
stairs, and hurt her left side, painfully,
although not seriously.
T. w. Butler and daughters, Misses
Sarah and Mamie, left Thursday morn
ing in their car for Baton Rouge,
where they expect to witness the foot
ball game, Tulane vs.. L. S. U.
Mrs. Murphy of Wakefield is enter
tanning her aunt for a country visit.
Both passed through town, Tuesday
afternoon, for an airing in the Butler
car, guests of Miss Mamie Butler.
Mr.. o. H. Breidenbach expects to
come over from Bunkie to spend the
Thanksgiving and weekend following
here. He will be accompanied by his
assistant principal, Mr.. Conison.
Mrs. W. H. Richardson will chap
eron an auto party, consisting of Miss
es Amelia Barrow, Anna May Cornell
and Rosalie Richardson, to witness
the l.: s. U. football game in Baton
Rouge, Saturday.
Mrs. A. D. Moreno, Mrs. B. Gruen-
stein, their niece Miss Elizabeth Doug
las, and nephews, John and Richard
Douglas arrived Wednesday and all
are now at Clover Hill, except Miss
Elizabeth Douglas, who is spending
few days in town at Judge Lawrason's.
We regret to learn that Cadet Ed
ward L. Newsham has been dismissed
from l.. S. U. for hazing. One of the
three others dismissed was the Uni.
yersity candidate for the Rhodes schol-
arship, showing that he must have
been considerably older than his com
panions.
Mr.. George Baier went to New Or
leans to see the plans for the house
which DR.. John P. Leake will build
for his uncle, J. R. Leake. Mr. Chas.
Rice Armstrong is the architect, and
special interest attaches to the plans,
by the friends and relatives of this
talented young man.
Miss Alma Fulton, who spent the
weekend in New Iberia, found herself
In the midst of the railroad strike, on
the Southern Pacific, and had some in.
teresting experiences. For one thing,
II was rather unusual to see the gen.
eral agent and superintendent run
ming the train. Great carloads of SUI
gar-cane stood rotting on the tracks,
while many of the travellers did not
scruDle to feast on the cane.