The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-06-21

The evening service at the Church
OF the Ascension (EpiscopaD, next
FRIDAY afternoon. viii be held at
$50 o'clock.
Mrs. A. Harang and Miss Marie
Oubre, of New Orleans, and supt.
J. n Gourdain, of st. James, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. t.
oabre during the past weekend.
Messrs. Jules Random, T. W. Cook
ana Morris Robelot, of New Orle-
ans, ana Charles Dugas, Of Pain
courtyllle, We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs L. Dehon and family last Sun
day.
After spending some time here as
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. R. H.
Irosser, Mrs. L. 2. Bentley left Mon
DAY Tor her home in Bastrop, ac-
companled by her small son, Lew
ellyn.
Mrs. J. P. Kock and her daughter,
MISS Heda Kock, OF. Belle Alliance
plantation, were recent visitors to
New Orleans, where they We're the
guests OF Mrs. Horatio LANCE and
family.
Misses Lucille, Carmen and Elma
Landry have returned to their home
IN New Orleans, after spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bouchereau and family on Palo Alto
Mrs. Emma c. Pujos and her daugh-
Ter, Miss Annie Laurie Pujos, left
sunday for an extended visit to New
where Miss Pujos will take
a course in the Tulane summer nor
NAL school.
Messrs. Ross and Lewis Murrel1
and Conner Randolph, of Bayou
Goula, We're among those from out of
town who attended the inaugural
ceremonies last Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Miss Hilda Park, the talented
daughter Of Cashier w. D. Park of
he Bank of Dona1dsonville, arrived
.oday from Emmittsburg, Md, after
completing a postgraduate course Of
studies at st. Joseph,s College.
Mrs. L. P. Won Hofe and her
laughter, Miss Pauline Rose, will
cave tomorrow for their summer
lone at Manitou, Colorado. They
viii travel by easy stages, making
stops at Memphis, Kansas City and
-aHunta, Col.
Misses Anna Monnot and EdWina
Roger, Mrs. Lucille Martin, and
Messrs. .Bronier Thibaut and Stephen
md Edward Munson were among
hose who motored from Napoleon
lille last Saturday evening to attend
he inaugural bali.
With the compliments of Misses
day and Viola Girshefski, of Dutch
own, The Chief received an invita-
ion to- attend the. annual commence
nent exercises Of the Home Institute
n New Orleans. which were held
tuesday evening. June 4
Young Glen. Bnnings came over
rom the Teche country last satur
ay to see his. sister, Mrs. George
sent, who has been seriously i'll |
or some weeks, and to participate in {
he festivities incidental to the civic /
CELEBRATION. He returned to his post
f duty Monday.
The motion pictures of scenes in.
his city and of events in connection
18th the big civic celebration last
saturday and Sunday, approximating
so feet Of films, will be exhibited
t the Grand Theatre next Monday
light, in addition to the regular Sc
les of pictures.
Wednesday to assist the resident
minister at that place in
the eeremony which unit
d in marriage W1lliam#O Fselker, OF
It. James, and Miss Lucy Connely,
aughter of Sheriff A. W. Connely
f Terrebonne parish
During the thunder storm which
revailed Friday afternoon, lightning
truck the 100-foot brick chimney of
he dismantled sugarhouse on the
.emann Company's Dugas plantation,
bout mile below this city, and
He'd three fine hogs belonging to
'rou Bros, who are cu1tiVating rice
n the place.
Mr.. and Mf. Gus. Weill, of White
astIe, have issued invitations to the
of their daughter, Ray, to
lose Frank Bloomenstiel, of this
ity, the ceremony to be performed