The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-04-18
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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Mr.. Outz Lazard is here.

IT, L. COUu was uSiS lOl d olOI l stay
with relatives.
Mrs, W. S. Daniel of Elm Park has
been quite sick.
Mrs. w. D. Wills is visiting friends
in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne has returned
from New Orleans.
Miss Aleta Mccall was an Easter
guest at Fairview.
Col T. Jones Cross of Baton Rouge
was here Tuesday.
Miss Amelia Barrow went to Baton
Rouge, Wednesday.
H. T. Pye spent Monday in New
Orleans on business.
Miss Mary Mumford was an Easter
guest at Pecan Grove.
]. P. Newsham Jr. came up from
New Orleans for Easter.
w. H. Richardson was in Baton
Rouge Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Willis Daniel has returned from
trip to Point la Hache.
Robert Beale of Baton Rouge was
here for the Easter weekend.
Harry Converse was an Easter guest
of relatives and friends here.
W. L. Matthews was an Easter guest
of his sister, Mrs. S. L. Riggs.
Mr.. VIM, Kahn was in Baton Rouge
one afternoon early in the week.
Miss Almena Kilbourne is here, but
is planning visit to Shreveport
Mrs. ], P. Newsham went to New
Orleans Monday for short stay.
Mr.. Joe Levy concluded Saturday his
pleasant visit to his boyhood home.
w. c. Howell and family spent
Easter with relatives at New Roads.
Miss Alice Daniel is at home on a
vacation visit from professional duty.
Misses Dixon and Smitherman will
go to Baton Rouge, Saturday, to shop.
Miss Rosalie Richardson returned
from Baton Rouge, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Howell were
in Baton Rouge this week for a short
stay.
Supt. H. J. Smith and Mr.. w. S. Bliss
went to the Teachers Convention at
Shreveport. FEN
Mr.. Brown Duty was the guest of
relatives here for several hours, Thurs
day evening.
Miss Freda Stern has returned from
delightful stay of some length in
Baton Rouge.
Miss Anna May Connell was in Baton
Rouge over Saturday. guest of Miss
Laura holland.
The F, G. Hochenedel family did not
come up from the capital for Easter,
as little Muller was not well.
Cadet Green Smitherman of L. S. U.
spent the Easter holidays here with
his sister, Miss Arva Smitherman.
Miss Ella Teutsch of New Orleans is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Goldman,
reVisiting the home of her childhood.
Judge Lawrason, and Messrs. j. H.
Kilbourne and George Lester went to
Pointe Coupee, Thursday, on business.
Mr.. John M. Parker Jr. left Friday
to accompany his father to Houston,
Texas, where the latter has a date to
speak
Mrs. o. D. Brooks went to Clinton,
Thursday, accompanying her grand
son, Brooks Forester, who was here
for the Easter weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett /. Barrow were
in town, Friday of last week, to meet
her mother, Mrs. l.. w. Brandon, COM
ing up from New Orleans.
Miss Ruby Castleberry went to
Shreveport for the teachers conven-
ton, and will remain to spend the
weekend at her home at Minden, La
Messrs. B. j. Ferro, Roy and Ru-
dolph Thorgeson, Charles O'Neill, and
j. D. Smith from Baton Rouge, Miss
Edith Comeaux from Berwick, and
Misses Estelle and Edwina Hopkins
from Pineville, were guests for an
Easter house-party at Solitude. The
Misses Hopkins will remain to attend
the Junior prom at L. S. U. Friday
evening. Misses Norma DeGrummond
and Beulah Smith will accompany
them.
Mr.. Max Dampf of Laurel HILL who
was in town Thursday afternoon, in
formed us that he expected to leave on
the goth inst. for Germany on visit
to relatives in his old home after an
absence of thirty-three years. We
trust that his trip will be most de-
lightful one.-Woodville Republican
The True Democrat echoes good
wishes for pleasant trip.