The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-06-20
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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the summer.
DR.. W. w. Burckhalter was in town
Tuesday.
Edgar Lejeune has returned from
Jefferson College.
Miss Theresa Levy is spending few
days in New Orleans.
Miss Amy Leake will be home from
L. S. U. for the day Sunday
Miss Eudolie Matthews is visiting
relatives at the capital.
Mrs. w. T. Forester visited in Baton
Rouge, Thursday and Friday.
R. NJ. Leake and daughter, Villa,
spent Tuesday in Baton Rouge.
Miss Amelia Barrow made trip to
Baton Rouge at the mid-Week.
Mrs. Bryson Stirling is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Barrow.
Messrs. Abe Mann and Louie Stern
were business visitors to New Orleans,
Thursday. q.
Master Jas. P. Bowman Sd is on
visit to his uncle, Mr.. E. s. Muse and
family.
DR., Sidney Powell was in Baton
Rouge Wednesday, as was Mr.. ]. P.
NewSham.
Mrs. Mullins and children went to
Wilhelm at the weekend to visit
friends.
Little Miss Ellie Converse has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robt. Cornell,
of Jackson.
Miss May HARRISON is now on visit
to Natchez, guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Wilson Rumble.
Miss Leonora Mahoney returned yes
terday afternoon to Forest from a visit
to her parents.
Miss Edith Leake spent the week
end in Baton Rouge with the F. G.
Hochenedel family.
Mrs. j. R. Davidson returned last
week from her trip to Bogalusa and
West Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Divide Bell of Tunica was the
guest of Mrs. Fred Wilcox for the
Catholic entertainment.
Mrs. A. M. Hendon and daughter,
Dorothy, were expected guests of Mrs.
Austen Daniel, this week.
Graham Tempel of Gloster, looking
particularly well, has been on visit
to this, his old home, this week.
Miss Ethel Cooter returned to- Baton
Rouge, Saturday afternoon, after a
pleasant stay at w. H. Richardson's.
Mrs. John Leake has been joined
here by her mother and sister, Mrs.
Jarvis and Miss Mabel Jarvis of New
Orleans.
Mr., Willis Daniel, Miss Sallie Daniel
and Mrs Billy Daniel and child leave
shortly for visit to Pearl River rela-
tives.
Miss Anna May Connell has return
ed to the home of her uncle, w. H.
Richardson, after attending her sis
ter's wedding.
Wilmer Tracy, son of Rev. Lorraine
Tracy of Baton Rouge, is small boy
guest of The True Democrat household
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Darling and chill
dren left for their home in Cincinnati,
Ohio, Thursday, after stay of
month at Wilhelm.
Messrs. A. B. Briant, VIM. Kahn,
F. c. Wilcox and Elrie Robinson at
tended the Horse Show in Baton
Rouge, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Jarvis went to New Or
leans, this week, for several days on
account of the death Of friend She
returns with DR.. Leake tonight.
Misses Rosalie Richardson and Anna
May Cornell, and their guest, Miss
Laura holland, go to Baton Rouge for
a dance, but will return on Monday
Mrs. e. T. Muse left Thursday for
Haton Rouge, to return shortly accom-
panying her daughter, Mrs. s. K. Davis,
and children for nice long visit here.
Little Miss Aline Lazard of New
Orleans is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ben
Leopold, having come up with Mr..
Leopold when he returned from Ber-
wick, La.
Mrs. Jas Mullins and her little boys
have gone to New Orleans, where the
children will be treated. Her little
daughter is with Mrs. Aldrich of
Wilhelm.
John M. Parker Jr. left Thursday for
New Orleans to join his parents for
the weekend at Pass Christian, where
they have opened their summer home
for the season.
Mrs. w. R. Percy of Minden and her
children return home Monday, after a
pleasant visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Stirling, of Locust Grove