The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-08-02

Episcopal Services.
There will be services tomorrow
at the Church Of the Ascension at thu
following hours: Holy communion
1880 a. m.; Sunday school, 9:45 a
NJ; holy communion and sermon, II
a. m. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Misses Gladys and Essie Ward, who
We're the guests of tic Misses Con
stantin for a few days, returned Wed
ne sday to their hone on Evan Hal
plantation
Mrs. Ferdinand B. Lemann and her
little sons, Bernard and Frank, will
leave tomorrow for Boston, where
they will spend the remainder Of the
warm season.
G. A. Gondran, of New Orleans,
and Col. G. D. Gondran, Of Belle
Helene, visited DonalGsonville We'd
nesday on business and were cor
daily greeted by their many friends.
After an extended stay in Alexan-
dria as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabe Blanchard and family, Miss Lu-
ellie st. Martin has returned to Dom
and will visit relatives
here for some time.
w. B. Stuart, of Belle Helene,
came to Donaldsonville Wednesday to
attend a meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Chamber of Commerce,
Of which body he is one of the
Invest and most valuable members.
Justillien Delatte returned last Sat
lrday from pleasant visit to Hous-
ION, Texas, where he was the guest
Of his sons, Norbert, Prosper and
Louis Delatte. Another son, Robert,
accompanied him to Houston and will
'emain permanently in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hickson and
.amlly, who have been occupying the
Felix Leblanc dwelling at the head
IT st. Vincent street, moved last week
nto the cottage in Chetimaches street
occupied by the Telesma Lee
Blanc household.
Mrs Sam. H. st. Martin and chill
lren, who for the past several
months have been residing with the
father, Joseph Landry, rel
moved this week into the Wutke
lone in Railroad avenue, where they
will be domiciled henceforth.
Fred. Werner, Jr, the capable |
'oung chief sugar-boiler of the Cen
raj Teresa factory at ManzaniIIo, !!
cuba, returned to Donaldsonville
asst Saturday, after a stop-over of
everal weeks in New Orleans. Mr.. |
Verner's host of friends are delight
d to have him among them again.
Hon. Achille Picard, of Gonzales,
ne of Ascension's efficient state rep |
esentatives, spent a few days in
during the week at
ending to matters of business, and
yas present at the first meeting of
he board of directors of the Cham
er Of Commerce Wednesday after
Don. - 4
Jonas WE'LL, of Lutcher, who is en- !.
Dying visit to relatives in the
old country" sends The Chief a
retty illustrated POSTCARD from
'erlin, bearing the following mes
age: Everybody here thinks of
heir Chief in Berlin (the Kaiser)
think of The Chief in Donaldson
lille. Best regards. ''
The tabled stork paid a visit to
1e home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Villains in Crowley last Wednesday
vening and left a lusty 10h-pound
oy to gladden. the hearts of that
stimable young couple Mrs. Viii
ans was before her marriage Miss
nnE Sims, of this city, and she has
large number of friends in this
who will learn with
leasure of the notable addition to
er little family circle.
Among those from here who at
ended the dance given by Miss Inez
reenWood Wednesday evening at
err home on Belle Alliance plantation
ere: Misses Elma Dehon, Gertie
ook, Blanche Landry, Rena Landry,
.ita Sims and Eunice McGalliard,
nd Messrs. Gordon Gisclard, Theo-
ore Cook, Edward Boudreaux, Billee
-anson, John Breaux, Waliie Nigga
IN, Dennie Chambers, Karl Leche,
elmayne Hanson, Charles Maurin,
r., and HI. Vernon Sims.
j. G. Bouchereau, assistant cashier
{ the Peoples Bank, has purchased
ON the Maginnis Land Company of
ew Orleans a portion of the lot in
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