The Caucasian., 1913-12-07

cards have been received to Ilk,
Memorial exercises which will bt
held iodoy aq the asrand saer.
Hou~ at 2::3@ The programme is
fine one. The invocation will be by
Rev. q. y. hoffman and the eulogy
by Res. Guke N. White Of 81. Marks
Personal.
Misses Hola Crawford AND Y.of:;
Florsheim, who are attending Parl
Seminary az Washington, D. c., will
come home for the holidays.
Mrs. Alfred Goodwin of Golfax i!
visiting her sister, Mrs. Volney Cain
Mrs. VIM. 4. Robinson and little
son have returned from Memphis
Mrs. Robinson's friends will be glae
to know that she has recovered from
her recent severe illness and her lit
tie son from the effects of a painful
fall
Mrs. j. Burrows Johnson and Miss
Lucy Johnson are visiting Mrs. Wes-
ley Wheless. Mrs. Johnson will re-
main through the holidays with hel
daughter and then join Mr.. Johnson
in Charlotte. Va, where they vii
reside in the future.
Miss Johnson will spend the win
ter in Louisiana. dividing her time
between her sisters. Mrs. Wheless
and Mrs. Ilgenfritz. and her aunt
Mrs. Ford of New Orleans.
Mrs. E. H. Fitzhugh is in New
York visiting her sister. Mrs. Allen
Dickson on Louisiana avenue.
Mrs. Jack Kline has returned from
Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Nabors
have returned from their wedding
trip and have apartments at the
Caddo Annex until their home on
Creswell and Wyandotte streets is
completed.
Miss Matte Belle Scanland of
Benton. en- route to New Orleans.
spent Monday night in Shreveport
and attended the cotillon at Simon
Hall.
Miss Scanland attended the mar
riage of her uncle. Mr.. Frank w.
Abney of Charleston, w. Va. and
Miss Carmine Gill. which was cele-
brated at her home in New Orleans
Thursday morning.
The many friends of young Frank
Whited will be glad to know that he
is doing well following an operation
for appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
ted went at once to Charlottesville.
Va. where their son is attending the
university. Mr.. Whited ST.. has re-
turned home bringing cheerful news
of his sons condition.
Mrs. George Johnson of Sheridan
avenue will leave Tuesday for
D. C. From there she
viii so to New York City in company
With her son-in-law. Mr.. Beverly
Smith and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Simon Herold left for New
Orleans Saturday to join her daugh-
ter. Miss Henrietta Herold. who is
taking course in domestic science
ii Newcomh, Mrs. Heroid and Miss
iiercaa will return for Christmas.
Miss Nettie P. Rolsseau returned
during the week from Texarsana.
where she visited her sister, Mrs r.
T. Grant.
Miss Fortson, principal of the Line
avenue public school. is pleasantly
located for the winter with Mrs. C.
E Byrd at her home ON Olive ssrees.
Mrs, Julia Reale is enjoying the
possession of coay home on Olive
street in the nelgfharheoa of
friends, MIS- kohler. Mrs Uss and
Mrs. Byrd.
Mrs Bssneh Davis of S<sssas Is sss-
Ting her niece, Mrs j. l. JasfrSes of
Maple street.
Mrs w w. Hood on Raxsa stree.
IS eassegsass o vssda fr@ga her SON. M
Warren Hoea of Pdadsasarg, Kansas,
and Mrs. Hood.
Mr.. j, H. aosaeA af HeacR Nsrvan-
tile Company of gs4ass&azsdl Is sssaa-
iaes ms SISTER, Mrs, L. Valentine eaI
West College street. Mr. Ioasck- waaoI
w'as accompanied by Mrs Haaxk,
ssas1se 10 aassaaa the funeral as 4Assdr
laBsfse, MT. agsaar,a Del
Mrs. Eaaa Eafraaes aAsa ThursEay
far Sssw York City, where She wsllaa
spend THE WINNER wIDh her friend.
Mrs R24zsaarg
Mrs. Stamford anfa MISS Stamford gt
lsasf1aka. Ala., left Tor their asaszae
the aa5aar gsara af aAe week after D.
81 ase3HlesaiaS9aa xlsa4 af several weeks 4e
tlssair relatives, Mrs. Thomas p F'a2-|
lalfse and Mrs. Viii F'aIh.alsa..
Mr.. a1sa MIS-. 8. j. Har.Ian Left