The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-06-13
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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DR.. John Leake spent Sunday here

Miss EVE Converse is visiting Miss
Evelyn Martin at Solitaire"
Misses Hattie and Mamie Cutrer are
at l.. S. U. summer school.
Mrs ]. L. Golsan and Miss Florence
GOlsan spent Saturday in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Gus Sweetman and baby are
visiting her brother at Ferriday, La.
Willie Converse is the guest of
Horatio Jackson at Island plantation.
Miss Maud Cox was guest at Fair
view for the Originals picnic
Mrs. J. F. Irvine was in Baton Rouge
Wednesday.
Miss Leonora Mamoney is visiting
at Pride, La.
Claude Daniel spent Tuesday in
Baton Rouge
Mrs. E. Wolf and family will arrive
Sunday to spend the summer here.
Little Louise Hochenedel is here
with her aunt, Mrs John Muller.
Miss Mary Stirling is visiting at
Pecan Grove
Miss Eloise Stocking is at home from
school in New Orleans.
Miss Amelia Barrow returned this
week after a visit to Baton Rouge
R. H. Stirling and his youngest
daughter went to Baton Rouge We'd
nesday.
Miss Josie Binning and brother left
Friday afternoon to spend several
weeks in Woodville.
Mrs. Lee Hooper of New Orleans is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alvin Skar
don, at the Rectory.
Mr.. Hiram Smith and his sister,
Mrs Pierce, of Magnolia, Miss, are
guests at T. D. Bickham's.
Misses Laura holland and Ethel
Cooter of Baton Rouge are guests CT
Miss Resale Richardson.
Mr.. julius Bickham has joined his
father, c. H. Bickham, and will make
his home here.
Miss Jessie Folkes will spend awhile
in Amite with Mrs. S. S. Reid before
leaving for North Carolina
Sam Williams escorted his sister,
Miss Lucille, to Baton Rouge summer
school, Wednesday.
Misses Evie and Ellie Converse have
been on a visit to their aunt, Mrs.
Wade Richardson.
Mr.. Edmund Douglas left this week
for New Orleans, concluding short
vacation here.
Mr. Aaron Schlesinger reached New
Orleans early this week and may come
up any day.
Mrs. Paul Marx of Crowley and her
children who are guests of her sister,
Mrs. Daniel, are spending week at
Elm Park.
Harry Duty joins his brothers at
Shreveport, as he will work until the
fall session of the Industrial Institute
at Lafayette.
Lawrence Mann spent Sunday here
He is working and at the same time
attending summer school in New Or
leans.
Mrs. O. D. Brooks chaperoned a
wagon party of children, with some
grown-ups, from town to the club pic
mic last Friday.
Mrs. Bryson Stirling and children
have concluded visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. H. Barrow, return
ing to North Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Albert Wolf of New Orleans was
an appreciated visitor here on Tues.
day, coming up with Mr.. E. Wolf on
the latter's usual Tuesday trip.
Mrs. E. S. Quinn left Wednesday for
Pickering, La, having decided to visit
her daughter, Mrs Echols, before go.
ing to Mississippi
Mr.. Hugh Smith left Tuesday after
noon, en- route to report for duty at
West Point. Mr.. Smiths friends wish
him success in the career which he has
chosen.
The new parish superintendent of
schools, Mr.. R. E. Crump, spent Tues
day and Wednesday here, but was seen
by only a few persons, as he accom-,
panied friend to the country.
Miss Alleeta Mccall of Wilson was
guest of Miss Jessie Folkes at Fair.
view, last week, leaving Monday. Mrs.
Mccall and both of these young ladies
leave shortly for North Carolina to
spend the summer.
Mr. Ben Leopold is spending vaca-
ton week at Berwick, La. His primary
object was to be present at the un-
yelling of his mothers monument
During his absence, Miss Edith Leake
was Mrs Leopold's guest.
Mrs. R. Schlesinger and other rela-