The Caucasian., 1913-11-30
MEMS AND NO7E4
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NEWS AND NOTES.
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the 3its1e pstiene 80 ucw eonssIese
cent.
Mise Beatrice BurRs 09 MindeN
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. John
Phillips Oh Walnut street.
NSs. 2. a. Kid6 Sf Mansfield ls Che
eueet OF Mre. Edward LenoH9 az
hee home oN VOORHEES, street.
Nrs. Edna Holmes has returned
1lons Manselfi1 and 6s understanding
Miss HollHes e9 SiSialso
Sire. genss og Texas is Visiting beg
eaassro Mrs 0. 3. Bbispe0.
Nre. %. ". Ksrds has eeSaSnea3
9rom Gogeieana. Eexae.
Nre. ssicsselo ana Hep moaYeqo
Wrs. seAtello 1efo Gsrins she @eeh
9or Bunkie.
Mrs. George Ramses mas Aad . see
rious time from an operation on her
eye. She is now much better and
able % leave the dark room to
which she was confined for . week
or ten days.
Mrs. J. J. Eoveridge and little
daughter of Leesville enjoyed the
Thanksgiving with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monkhouse of
Jewella.
Mrs. A. B. Hardman Of Laurel
street has returned from Hot
Springs much improved in health.
Mrs. Richard Ford, who was the
welcome guest of her son, Mr.. W..
NJ. Ford, and Mrs. Ford, left last
Saturday for Dallas to visit her
laughed, Mrs. John Hereford.
Mrs. Owen Brashear will leave to-
day for Tennessee to attend the
marriage of her friend, Miss Mar
tha Williamson, to Mr.. Paul Brown
low, which will take place Dec. TO-.
Mrs. Morgan Dewitt of Division
avenue, who has been seriously i'll,
is now convalescent, which is happy
news to her family and friends.
Mrs. Mcintyre of Minden is visit
ing her sister Mrs. J. S. Young and
Mrs. R. N. McKellar.
Mrs. Flowers of Alexandria was
the guest on Thursday Of Mrs.
Rawley Penick. Mrs. Flowers was
en- route home from Kansas City,
where she had made a charming
visit to Mrs. Frances Rusch.
Mrs. E. K. Wood of Mt. Pleasant,
La, has arrived and will be the
dinner guest of Mrs. T. L. Milan
this evening, who entertains in
honor Mrs. Carroll of Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Wood will also attend the re-
ception at Mrs. keeney's on Tues
day complimentary to Mrs. Carroll,
and be present at the lecture,
Echoes from Dixie" Wednesday
evening at Trinit. Hall.
Mrs. A. B. Avery Aas returned
from Washington, =. g., where che
went as a delegate 10 Che Cons~gva.
ton Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. blanchard. an0 iittfe
son have returned SrOns Baton
Rouge.
Mrs. Felix NJ. Nilliams left during
the week for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga,
to visit friends From there she will
go to Buena Vista, Va, to spend the
holidays with her niece, Miss Flea
nor Foster, who is pupil at the
Southern Seminary Of that city
Miss Jessie Tooke, the pleasant
guest of Mrs. ). ID. Wilkinson, has
returned to her home in Lake Prov.
idence.
Miss Locke is The guest Of Mrs. d.
C. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 2. Fisher nave
returned from a visit OF several
weeks spent in Canada.
Mr.. O'Kelly. pastor of tSuniap Me.
mortal church, who attended she
synod in New Orleans, has returned,
as have Che delegates, Mrs. ". O.
Brise, Mrs. q. B. Terry and Mrs.
Henry Rose.
Mrs. &. ". Pagan % Stuttgart,
Ark, is visiting Mr.. snd Mrs. NJ.
Dingle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. lewy nave re
turned to Shreveport after an abb
sence of several years in New Or
leans. Mr.. and Mrs. Levy with their
mother, Mrs. Donner, are cordially
welcomed back to Shreveport.