The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-08-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PERSONAL BUT POLITE

been at his old home, this week.
Miss Lydia Buchanan concluded her
town visit, Friday morning.
Henry Boyd is visiting Willie Fort.
Fred Wood of Clinton was in the
parish at the weekend.
Mrs. Spohn of Baton Rouge came up
last week to visit Mrs. George Rettig.
Miss Oriana Pillet is planning visit
to Mrs.. G. E. Percy at Bogalusa.
Miss Martha Fort spent the week
end with Miss Lucille Williams.
Miss Mabel Leake left Sunday after
noon for a city visit.
Mrs w. H. Richardson spent Mon
day in Baton Rouge.
Miss Mary Tooraen was in town for
several days.
Miss Mary Mumford was in town
last Friday.
Miss Mamie Cutrer is visiting Miss
Emma Brasseaux since last/week.
Mrs. Ben Leopold spent few days
in New Orleans as she expected.
Joe Newsham is at home for weeks
stay.
Elrie Robinson spent Monday in
New Orleans.
Supt. H. ]. Smith was at the capital
for the weekend.
Chas. M. Lawrason has been here
this week.
Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne has returned
from Kinder.
Mr. Joe Aschaffenburg has been quite
sick since last Saturday.
C. M. Lester went to New Orleans
Monday.
Miss Mabel Moore leaves next week
concluding pleasant visit here.
H. NJ. Gastrell made visit here this
week, the guest of friends.
Miss Margaret Stirling is spending a
few days at Pecan Grove.
Miss Reeve Leydecker who has been
the guest of Mrs. E. Wolf for the week
leaves Sunday.
Butler and lowering Lawrason came
home from the coast Monday night
bringing friend with them.
S. G, Laycock, of Baton Rouge, the
prominent attorney, was here on pro
fessional business.
L. w. Rogers went to Clinton, Satur
day to accompany his family home the
following day.
Miss May HARRISON has gone to Nat
chez on little visit. She will teach
at Pride
Misses Corinne and Mabel Morrison
were guests at The Residence for the
dance.
Margery and Louise Percy have re-
turned home after three weeks sta!
at Retreat and at Mr. Bat Haralson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Leake went tC
Baton Rouge Tuesday, and were guests
at tea of Mr.. and Mrs. Eskridge.
Robert Beale came UP from the cap
ital, Wednesday, to stay over for the
dance.
Edgar and little Miss Marie Louis
Lejeune are visiting relatives in Point
Coupee.
Mrs. O. D. Brooks and the Matthew
children returned from Clinton, Wed
nesday.
Miss Cleo Vaughan is expected t
leave for the State Normal in Septen
Der.
Miss Margaret Stirling and little sis
ter, Mary, spent Monday in Bato
Rouge.
Misses Rosalie Richardson and Al
ma May Cornell were in Baton Rouge
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Kahn and Mrs. Calm an
their brother spent Tuesday at Woot
Vile.
Mrs. C. M. Downs has returned frol
a visit to her old home at White Ca
tie.
Mr.. Chas. Mathews of Raceland ha
been the guest of Judge Lawraso
this week.
Edward Newsham and sister ar
Edgar Lejeune went to a dance at Ne
Roads, Friday night.
Miss Ladye Quinn went to the cou
try, Monday, to visit Miss Helen job
son.
Mr.. Chas. Fort returned to Cente
Vile, Miss, Monday. His son, Jone
accompanied him home.
Mrs. w. ]. Fort and little daughter
Sadie and Mamie, are spending awhi
at Rosedown.
Miss Lintot Williams concluded la
week visit to her aunt, Mrs E. Re
ney, of Wilson, La.
Jim Stirling is expected home ait
tho lat in readiness for returning