The Caucasian., 1913-08-17
son. Mr.. T. G. McRady in Queens


borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and little son
William are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs Y. GrosJean at
their home on Oakland street. Mrs.
Morris has been quite III tor ten
days, and her complete recovery
will be FASTENED by the tender care
Of her mother. and rest from house
hold duties Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
have just recently taken possession
Of a lovely home near Kings High
way, to which they will return as
soon as Mrs. Morris is strong.
,, Mrs. G.. G.. Nesbitt returned to her
home in pecos, Texas. Thursday.
Mrs. Nesbitt's visit to Louisiana OF
three months was divided between
relatives in Shreveport, where she
was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. NJ.
Fl. Williams, and in Homer, where
she visited her sister, Mrs I. $.
Serpell, and her brother. Thomas I.
Land. Mrs Nesbitt's health was
greatly improved during her visit
to home and friends ...=
Miss Sadie V. Hardy's charming
guest, Miss Bowman, left Saturday
for New Orleans
Mrs. Paul Kelly and children are
visiting Mrs. kelly's mother in Mo-
bile, and from there will go to Point
Clear.
Mrs. J. E. Howe and children have
returned from Ruston.
Mrs. L. M. Galloway and daughter
have gone to Kosciusko, Miss. to
visit relatives.
Mrs. R. NJ. Mitchell of Zwolle is
| visiting her sister, Mrs. L. L. La
q, than on Murphy street.
Miss Gladys Jordan Of Dallas is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. E. Woods
on Fair Place.
Mrs. L. A. Simms Of Queensbor-
| ough is on the sick list.
/ Miss Hettie Rogers is enjoying
visit to Mrs. Erie Austin of Mar
shall, Texas.
/ Mrs. Mamie Lake and daughter
Miss Myrtle Lake, left during the
week for Birmingham, Ala, which
will be their home in future
Mr.. John Watson, who has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks,
/ is reported much better.
| Miss Margaret Mason and her
guest, Miss Jessie Took, returned
Friday from Keithville, where they
enjoyed the delightful hospitality OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Clingman.
| Mrs. Oscar. Armstrong is suffer
ing from the effects of a severe in
i jury sustained from fall. Her
| family and friends feel deeply anx-
i ious about her.
| Mrs. S. S. Weisman and children
are still in Marshall visiting .rela-
tives during Mr.. Weisman's trip
north. AS the contract for their
handsome home to be erected OF
/ White street has been let, Mrs
| Weisman will soon return to enjoy
| the laying Of the hearthstone OF
!, her home.'
Mrs. A: J. Mannheim is still a pa
tient in the Schumpert Sanitarium
but is improving daily.
Miss Alice Elsie Carriere, en- route
/ from Monroe to her home in Wash
ington, La, is the guest of Mrs. John
Trichel Jr.
Miss Anna Bell is enjoying a visit
to her grandmother, Mrs. William,
! Strong of Monroe.
Mrs. Seligman and Mrs. Garland
of Vicksburg are visiting Mrs. R. M
Gillespie on VOORHEES, street.
Capt. and Mrs. H. B. Hearn re-
turned from Galveston during the
week and have as their guest Mrs
Will Lewis of Ruston.
Miss Seraphine Cazaux is enjoying
a visit from her friend, Miss Orpah
Ritter or Denver. Miss Ritter is q
very accomplished young woman
just out Of college, and enjoys the
distinction Of having earned he1
degree.
Miss Dora, Welfare Of Dallas is
visiting Mrs. J. J. Booth.
Mrs. Julia Caskey, the pleasant
guest for several weeks Of her cous-
| in, Mrs. Earl McCracken: has re-
turned to her home in Hillsboro
| Texas.
Mrs. John Duncleman and son OF
Mineola are the welcome guests OF
their mother, Mrs. w. f. Hill.
Mrs. H. G. Shepherd is enjoying a
visit from her aunt, Mrs. Nina York
of Brennan, Texas, and her sister
Mrs. Mary Thornton.
Mrs. w. I. CoIquitt has returned
| from RObeline where she visited her