The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-04-12
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WENT to the city this week
Mr. Morris Burgas came up Tues
day night for a business trip.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent Tues
day afternoon at the capital.
Mrs. R. Echols left Tuesday night
for home.
Trimble Garner is expected here
Sunday.
Mrs. John F. Irvine spent Tuesday
afternoon in Baton Rouge.
DR.. s. NJ. Blackshear visited friends
here Sunday.
J. H. Percy was here Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Irene Dillon spent Saturday
evening in Baton Rouge
DR.. o. D. Brooks spent Monday in
Baton Rouge.
Miss Mamie Butler went to New
Orleans, Tuesday, for a short stay.
Mr.. Hugh Smith of Jackson spent
Monday here.
Mrs. Jno. F. Irvine was the gue~t
of Mrs. T. Jones Cross in Baton
Rouge, at the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elrie Robinson are
spending the weekend in New Or
leans
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Matthews apd
Miss Eudolie Matthews spent Sat
Grday in Baton Rouge.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barrow return
ed Friday night after a stay Of a
Se'w days in New Orleans.
Mrs. D. I. Norwood and baby leave
soon for short stay in New Or
leans.
Miss Maggie Stirling came down
Tuesday morning for a few days
with Miss Amelia Barrow.
]. P. Newsham went to Angola
to assist Rev. Father Van GrinsVen
Sunday in the church services there.
Cadet Sam Williams was at home
Sunday for he opening Of 1.-The
strawberry season."
Mrs. Landry was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. l.. w. Rogers, on Sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Montfort are enjoy
ing visit from his sister, Miss Ida
M0ntfort of Baton Rouge.
Miss Irene Wills spent several days
in Baton Rouge, guest of Mrs. Ben
nett L. Barrow. =
Mrs. C.. NJ. Barrow went to New
Orleans, Tuesday, on account of the
severe illness Of her Sister-in-laW,
Mrs. Herman Barrow.
Mrs. Pauline Maddox of New Or
leans, who has been visiting Mrs.
Lawson, has returned home. Mrs.
lawson accompanied her.
Mrs. E. Vibbert is able to be up
again after a long illness. She will
reach her seth birthday in about a
fortnight.
Mrs. ]. A. Ventress and Miss Eel
lie Lawrason left for trip to the
city. The latter will represent the
Woman's Auxiliary at the Council
Miss Amy Leake is in New Orle
ans for day or two, representing
the Junior Auxiliary at its genera
annual meeting, Friday afternoon. Sh'
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hun
ter c. Leake.
Misses Louise and Margaret Butler
left Tuesday afternoon for theil
trip to New Orleans to meet Mrs
French The party will return Sun
day, most likely. Mr.. Harry But
Ter will come up with them for the
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Powell are il
New Orleans for day or two. The!
expect to attend the Halle wedding!
at New Roads next week. Othel
relatives will possibly go also. Mrs
w. C. Howell, maternal aunt 0
the prospective brides, goes over thi
week.
Mrs. R. Schlesinger leaves Sunda!
for Mobile. She will be the CUES
Of her daughters, Mrs. David Niche
and Miss Bessie Schlesinger. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Kahn will accompan.
her as far as New Orleans. Mr.
and Mrs. Kahn will spend the weel
in the city at the Grunewald.
Louie Hamilton left Tuesday TO
New Iberia, where, after brie
visit to his mother, Mrs. Rosa Stew
art Hamilton, he will go on to Bas
trOp, La, to become assistant mana
ger Of a plantation, of which hi
uncle, Robt. Stewart, Is manager
Mrs, Hamilton is expected here shor
ly,
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