The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05


Episcopal Services.
aagKhere will be services tomorrow at
S3le Church of the Ascension at the
following hours: Holy communion,
I: 81 a. M; Sunday School, i9:45 a.
m morning service and holy COM
muh1on' IL a. H.; evening service
ana sermon, o. m. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
1he fIrst meeting of the Elks'
iooge In their beautiful new home
VIII be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock sharp.
Miss Pearl Royce has returned
rom lengthy stay in Gulfport,
MISS, where she was the guest of
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don. !. Guillard and
MISS Regina Courreges arrived today
from their home in Mineola. Tex, to
spend fortnight with their relatives,
Mrs. Charles Courreges and family.
MRS. e. W. Breckenridge and her
little daughters, Virginia and Lillian.
nave returned from Baton Rouge,
where they spent the past couple of
months with DR.. and Mrs. c. r.
Coates.
After spending the greater part Of
the week here as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Blum, Mrs. Joseph Conn
and her small daughter returned
last Saturday to their home in New
Orleans.
After q delightful honeymoon trip
through the east, Mr.. and Mrs. C. |
charest Thlbaut arrived here Mon !
Lay evening and he have { taken UP their I
residence in the lovely home of DR.. |
ana Mrs. John S. Thibaut in Lessard |
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose F. BIoomen-
'tiel returned Wednesday evening
rom an enjoyable honeymoon trip to
he gulf coast and are pleasantly To-
lated at the Hotel Donaldson for a |
eW days, before removing to the !
pretty Aucoin cottage in the Lemann
Addition, where they will make their
home.
Fred. Werner, sr., the expert chief
ugar-boiler Of the big Cape Cruz
central factory at Ensenada de Mo-
o, Cuba, returned home last week
nd reports very successful grind
ng at Cape Cruz We hope to Sc
uTe from him some figures as to
he results obtained, for publication
q our next issue.
The annual sale of immovable
property on which taxes for the year
912 had not been paid took place at
he courthouse Saturday forenoon,
une p, with Sheriff Hanson acting /.
: auctioneer. Thirty-four pieces of
cal estate in various sections OF the
arish were offered for sale, eleven
ieces being adjudicated to individ-
ais and twenty three pieces to the
tate.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Fernandez and
dessrs. Glen. Mollere, Whitney
'omstock, Vic. Camel, Paul Willheit,
anvier Hebert and Theo. Melancon
listed Ope1ousas last Sunday to wit
ess the interesting festivities incl
entail to the annual convention OF
ae Louisiana State Firemen's AS
in the thriving st. Landry
They made the trip via
he Frisco excursion.
Prof. G. j. Brown, state inspector
rural schools, visited Donaldson
lille Wednesday to attend the meet
1g of the parish school board, at
hitch several matters were consid-
red in which he was Interested in
is official capacity. Mr.. Brown was
ormerly superintendent Of the pub
C schools of Ascension parish, and
as many warm friends here who
ERE happy to greet him.
Among those from here who at ::
ended the dance Tuesday evening ,
iven by Miss Heda Kock at her ;
,vely home on Belle Alliance planta-
on were: Misses Laulie Colomb
nd Matt Colomb. Garnet Maurin,
dna Dalferes, Hilda Park and Shir- ,
~ Alleman, and Messrs. Karl Leche,
'elmayne Hanson, Vernon Sims, Wal
e Higgason, Lawrence Brun, Jr.,
ari Binnings and Charles Maurin. Jr.
THE sympathy of a wide circle of
lends and acquaintance is extend
d to Mrs. Paul Wutke and Louis
Wild, of this city, in their grief over
lie loss of their brother, William
Wild, a well-knoWn resident of New
orleans, who died at his home in
lat city Monday afternoon. Mrs.
1utke, MAJ. Wild, Mrs. Henry Schaff,
r, and Dr. Clarence Goette went to
lew Orleans to attend the funeral,
i, iph VINO hold Wednesday,