The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-03-20
Personal But Polite

IOF Zachary.
Miss Theresa Mann arrived home
Sunday.
Ivy holland was guest at w. H.
Richardson's Sunday.
W. W. Chisholm of Woodville was
here Saturday.
Miss Helen Stirling was guest of
Miss Edith Leake Thursday night
Mr. A. Schlesinger and family re-
turned Sunday from New Orleans.
Mrs. o. Lejeune returned Wednes-
day from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Garnett Howell of Baton Rouge.
The Furnish family of Oak Grove
have a young lady guest from New
Orleans.
H. D. Robinson, well-known New Or
leans newspaper man, was here Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Golsan and
little son arrived last week to visit his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Golsan.
Mrs. John G. Muller and children
leave shortly for Houston, Texas, to
visit her mother.
Miss Amelia Barrow has returned
from stay of some length in Baton
Rouge.
Miss Lise Szabo returned from Baton
Rouge, Sunday. Mr. T. H. Daigre also
came up for short stay.
Messrs. H. NJ Stewart, Chas. Argue
and Emerson Thompson Jr. took an
auto trip to Baton Rouge, Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Dampf of Laurel Hill
has returned from visit of over
month at Clarksdale, Miss.
Mr.. Smith Bowman has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman are his guests
at Alton.
Mr.. Highfill of Pride spent the week
end with Mrs Highfill, who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bat HARRISON.
Mr.. B. Cross was a weekend guest
at Rosemound, the home of Mr.. V. NJ.
Jackson at Laurel Hill.
Miss Maggie Gore returned Sunday
from a delightful visit in New Orleans
to her sister, Mrs. Walter Priest, dat
ing before the carnival
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Murphy and
Mr.. ]. B. Murphy are detained in New
Orleans on account of the continued
sickness in the Murphy family
Miss Almena Kilbourne is expected
home the latter part of the month from
Shreveport, where she has made long
visit to her sister, Mrs. w. P. Craddock.
Mrs. Rosetta M. Levy was the guest
of Mrs. Ben Leopold, during visitation
as grand matron to Laurel Chapter,
o. e. s.
C. F. Howell of Kinder is ex-
pected here Immediately after Easter,
to visit her sister, Mrs. James Kill
bourne Later she will visit Mrs. ]. H.
Percy of Baton Rouge.
Miss Jessie Folkes left on Thursday
evening for New Orleans, where she
will spend some time. Later she will
go to Amite City to visit her sister,
Mrs. Shelby Reid.
Mrs. F. M. Davidson went to the
Rebekah Assembly as substitute for
Mrs. E. B. Hamilton, who was Ill at
the last moment Mrs. j. @. Tempel
therefore did not go to represent Bayou
Sara Lodge No. 3, as stated last week,
but in her capacity as member of the
Odd Fellows Home Board.
DR.. and Mrs. S. Powell have as their
guests for several days, leaving Satur-
day afternoon, the Misses Matthews
from New York City, who are travel
ing through the South They came up
from New Orleans to enjoy the country
scenes that our hills afford They have
spent most of the time in driving.
Relatives from a distance for Mrs.
Carmouche's funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Carmouche, Mr.. and Mrs. Divide
Carmouche, Mrs. Ellen Post Miss Lille
Loupe, Miss Lucille Loupe, Mr.. Julien
Loupe, Mr.. Valcour Loupe, Mrs. Alcee
Loupe, Mr.. Amedee Loupe, Miss AIDE
line Carmouche, all of Pointe Coupee
Mrs. EIrie Robinson went to Baton
Rouge, Tuesday afternoon, to see her
daughter, Miss Amy Leake, initiated
as a member of the Eastern Star chap
ter of that city Miss Leake joined the
Baton Rouge chapter, as she expects
to be able to attend there more fire.
quently than the home chapter, during
her college course. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Fishburn were also initiated Tuesday
evening.
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