The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-09-04
PERSONAL BUT POLITE


Miss Mary Folkes has been visiting
the Misses Row.
lowering Lawrason has returned
from SOuthdOWn.
Edgar Lejeune leaves Sunday for
Jefferson College.
Harry Converse and Joe Newsham
spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Louise Kilbourne is in Baton
Rouge for a few days.
Edmund Douglas is expected Satur,
day night to stay till Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Williams leaves Satur.
day for her school in Norwood.
Miss Margaret Barrow is visiting
Miss Lilah Phillips at Lakeland.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodland have returned
and are guests at the Mayer Hotel.
Mrs. S. H. Barrow is spending from
Thursday to Saturday in New Orleans.
Hugh Hamp Connell has recovered
and is back at the telephone exchange.
Miss Edith Leake is spending a
while with her cousin, Mrs. Chas.
Munson.
Rev. A. w. Skardon and family have
returned from a summer stay at
Biloxi, Miss.
Miss Marie Louise Leieune is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Minnie Newsham
OF Baton Rouge.
Mr.. JAS P Bowman and Miss Bella
Bowman spent Wednesday afternoon
in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. d. r. Buchanan and daughters,
Misses Lydia, Mary and Anna, return
to New Orleans, Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Winston will return soon
after spending over week in Baton
Rouge with her new niece.
Miss May Young has returned to her
home in Alexandria, after a very
pleasant visit at The Roadside.
Claude E. Daniel has returned from
the encampment at Shreveport, having
enjoyed the outing very much.
Sam Williams returned last week
from Oklahoma, having enjoyed his
varied experiences very much.
Miss Annie Gilmore is spending the
week at Wakefield. She leaves Mon.
day for her school at Garyville
A. G. Munson Jr., visiting his broth
er, Mr. Chas Munson, leaves Sunday
for his home in Pascagoula, Miss.
Miss Hattie Butler has been spend
ing the week in town with her grand
parents, Judge and Mrs LaWrason.
Misses Cecile Forester, Marion
Brooks and Eudolie Matthews spent a
part Of the week at Mr.. Albert Soule's.
Mr. Lauren Bradley returned to New
Orleans, Tuesday night. Mrs Bradley
and daughters return home next week.
Miss Corinne Bourgeois was here for
the club dance, guest of Mr.. and Mrs
]. R. Matthews, remaining for the week
Mrs. J. l.. Golsan and Miss Leila
spent Thursday in Baton Rouge to see
the new Miss Golsan, who is fine
child.
Taylor Douglas returns to the Uni
versity of Kansas about Sept 10, con-
Guiding a pleasant vacation with the
family.
Mrs. o. Lejeune will be in Baton
Ropge keeping house for her sister,
Mrs. Howell, when the latter goes to
Kentucky.
H. NJ. Stewart motored to town,
Thursday afternoon. He is feeling
much better from the effects of his
trip to Colorado.
Mrs. E. S. Muse went to Baton
Rouge, Sunday afternoon, as little Miss
Martha Davis was very i'll. Mrs. Muse
returned Thursday.
Miss Castleberry is expected to pass
through town next week on her way to
Denham Springs, where she will teach
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Howell returned
from a pleasant trip to New Roads,
Thursday, Mr.. Howell having made
trip to Morganza.
Hon. D. M. Pipes and c. E. Gillum
of Jackson were in town. Thursday. in
the interests of the formers candidacy
for the state senate.
Mr.. Chas. Munson, while running
his car, ran into a bridge near G. H.
Wilcox's, and broke it so badly that it
will have to go to the factory.
Misses Belle, Marion and Rosie Tenn
pei are visiting their uncle, w. B.
Davidson of Sebastopol plantation.
Mrs. Woodland accompanied them.
Miss Martha Fort was the guest of
Miss Amy Leake for two days, this
week. The latter is now with Miss
Fort for the remainder of the week.
Mrs. George Stern left Wednesday
for her city home. Misses Freda and
Barbara Stern went as far as Baton