The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-30

I free for all, mile heats, 3 in 81
Billy Sam, Mrs A. NJ. Cooke owner,
Herndon driver; Cayce Jones, G.
Giallanza owner, Oatman driver; Ira
Gay, Caesar Maestri owner and dri.
yer.
2::30 class, mile. heats, 8 in 5-Ne1-
lie G., Sidney GbnIsz owner, Hern-
don driver; Billy a., Ben Areta own
J er, Caesar MaestT driver; King H,
Il. j. Harris owner and driver; Molly
Wilkes w. G. Hayward owner and
driver; Duke Direct, J. Stone Ware
owner and driver
55-mlnute class. saile heats. . in g.
Grille O., T. ]. Oufnac owner and
driver; Daniel Ryan, L. e. Niquiporo
| owner and driver; Ga1nWorth, John F
Truxillo owner, Herndon drivers JAN
ct, e. Leonard owner and driver;
Jack W. ]. Hern owner, Gehrke dri-
YER
The free for all event, with Billy
Sam, Cayce Jones and Ira Cay com,
petihg, promises to furnish the most
exciting race yet staged at the local
track, since keen rivalry exists be-
tween the owners Of these animals
and the trial of speed will be for
"bIood."
The races will begin at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Laulie Colomb entertained at
a delightful dancing party last Mon
day evening at her home in Lessard
street, complimentary to Miss Ford
stockdell, of New Orleans, the win
some young guest of Miss Nita Sims.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
Of the gracious young hostess were:
Misses Alma Roger, Nita Sims, Aimee
Maurin, Frances Watson, Shirley and
Magda Alleman, Doris Hanson,
Blanche Landry. Resale Landry,
Heda Kock, Anna Hinderman, Nerissa
Warrick, Leona Maurin, Garnet Maui
rim, Matt Colomb, Eunice McGalliard,
Ola Poche, Norma Vega and Lucille.
Wives; Mesdames Joseph Maurin, j.
N. Co1omb, and E. J. Mccall, and
Messrs. Charles and James Keck,
Vernon Sims, Karl Leche, Del
mayne Hanson, Elmo Duke, Bronier
Thibaut, Roy and Godfrey Barton,
Rush and Ruffin Walton, James Lem
ann, Archie Bran, Leslie Watson,
Lawrence Brun, Hubert and Sam
Richard, Ray Blumentha1, Arthur Fo-
ley, Stanley sobral, Shirley Brasel-
man, Victor Maurin, BilIee Hanson,
H. Vernon Sims and e. Kittredge
Sims.
A delightful surprise party was
given last Saturday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. Mat
irg1y in honor of Miss Catherine
stakelum, of New Orleans, who is
the house guest of Miss Gertie
Staaelum. The rooms were prettily
decorated with roses and ferns.
Those present were: Misses Cath
crime Stake1un1, Enola Fernandez,
Lise Brun, Mag and Maria Gaudin,
Lucille Dalferes, Mildred Buquoi. Nor
ma GiscIard, Georgette Richard, Ida
Dossat, Shirley A1leman, Dolores Mat
tingly, Gertie Stakelum and Berna-
dette Mattfngly, Messrs. Leonce Gre,
Charley Melancon, Paul Thibodaux,
Arthur Michel, George Braud, Law
renee Brun, Sam Richard, Leo Gau- |
din, Ward Poehe, Richard stakelum
duu II. ". Nldtt1IiG1S.# 49, l. AO JOuIS AoikA |
were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
Pat StakeIum, Mrs. B. Joram, and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Mattingly.
A charming card party was given
Friday forenoon by Miss Aimee Maui
rim at her hospitable home in Cheti-
street. in honor of Miss Ford
the lovely house guest Of
Miss Mia Sims. Besides the at
tractive young honoree those present
were Misses RosalTe Landry, Cam
lie Sheffield, Blanche Landry, Juli-
cite Morrison, Garnet Maurin, Hilda
Park, Iau1ie and Matt Colomb. Anna
Henderson, Eunice McGalliard and
Mia Sims, and Mrs. Ferrier P. BIan-
ehard.
Mr.. and Mrs. seharff, of Natchez,
Miss, spent the past weekend here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lemann.