The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-06-12
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his family at their country home.
Mrs Mortimer Taylor was guest
Of Mrs. w. L. Stirling, last Saturday
Messrs. Sam and William Butler
came home from New Orleans, Tuesday
Miss Martha Morrison was here Sun
day, guest of Mrs. L. w. Rogers.
Miss Zelta Lawrason left for New
Orleans, Monday afternoon.
G. M. Lester spent few days with
D. B. Faithorn this week.
Little Bernice and Louise Hochen-
edel are at Mrs. ]. G. Muller's.
Judge Jos. L. Golsan spent Tuesday
in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. ]. F. Irvine spent Tuesday in
New Orleans.
Miss Mamyc Golsan is spending the
weekend with Miss Belle Barrow.
Mr.. Butler Lawrason went to Baton
Rouge for the weekend
Mr. Sam Rosenthal is expecting to
make vacation trip
Miss George Rettig is spending
some time with friends in Lafayette.
Edgar Lejeune is expected from JEFF
ferson College early next week.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow went to Baton
Rouge for Miss Nell Lemons wedding.
Mrs. w. w. Leake and clever little
son, Hunter, concluded last Thursday
a short visit to Mrs c, B. Mcguire.
Mr.. Jim Daniel attended the meeting
of the Hog,raisers' Association, that
met at Mccall, last Thursday.
Mrs. c. H. Converse and Miss Ellie
Converse spent a few days with Mrs.
M. R. Jackson.
The Emanuel Wolf family arrived
Wednesday, Mr.. Wolf waiting over for
them.
Mr.. William Butler went to Pointe
Coupee for the Claiborne Morrison
wedding.
Mrs. A. M. Hendon and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, arrived last week to be
with Mrs. Austen Daniel of Star Hill
for the summer.
Mr.. John M. Parker Jr. is away, hay-
ing joined his father and Col. Roose-
welt on their cruise on the yacht, Daisy,
to the bird reservation.
Mrs. T, H. Ellis and Miss Maggie
Ellis returned Monday night from New
Orleans. They made a short stop en-
route with relatives at Burnside.
Miss Louise Butler has returned to
The Cottage after spending some time
in New Orleans with her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Ellis.
Mrs. Joe RosenthaI, who is at Touro,
having undergone serious operation,
is cQnyalescing nicely, and will be able
to leave the infirmary by the end of
the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Powell will
probably go to New Orleans for the
Breidenbach- wedding on the
18th. Miss Amy Leake is to be one OF
the bridesmaids.
Miss Doll Baby Daniel has returned
from spending a week in New Orleans,
to have her tonsils removed. She was
at Touro, and later with Mrs. John M
Parker. Her father, Mr.. Bob Daniel
went down with her.
Mrs. BeTtram Babers, Miss Genie
Stewart Messrs. V. M. Jackson and
c. H. Argue went to Baton Rouge fol
the Cross-Lemon wedding. Mr. and
Mrs John F. Irvine were guests of Col
and Mrs. It. Jones Cross for the wed
ding, returning Friday morning.
Miss Margaret Stirling left Saturday
morning for Vicksburg to attend hel
brothers wedding She and R. G. Stir
ling were the only members of the
family present. The wedding was q
surprise to every one but the groom's
parents, who knew early last week
that the date had been set.
Miss Mary Louise Butler went to
New Orleans Friday morning to &C
company her mother, Mrs. Thos. But
Ter, to Gulfport, Miss. The latter, who
has been under treatment for some
time, is much better, but her physi
clans recommend her going to the sea
shore. Her daughter, Miss Annie, will