The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1915-09-18

Cathedral IN that city tonight. Ihey
will return tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boston have
welcomed into their home another
sweet little daughter, who put in an APP
pearance Thursday evening. Warmest
congratulations are extended the
proud parents by their host Of friends,
with good wishes added for the tiny
| newcomer.
A reception to the members of
the high school faculty will be given
in the handsome club rooms of the
Elks' lodge next Friday evening, be-
ginning at $50 o'clock. The Wo-
mans Civic League will be the host
esses of the occasion, and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Ward Guillot, who has been con-
nected in clerical capacity with the
well-known New Orleans firm of F.
Hollander & Bros, rendered his res
ignation of that position recently and
is now employed as bookkeeper in
the office of the New Orleans agency
of the Fisk Tire and Rubber Co.
Among the former Donaldsonvil-
lians now located in New Orleans who
came up on the T. & P. excursion last
Sunday were Messrs. w. J. Leblanc,
Henry A. Terrio, Ward and Carlton
Guillot, Henry Hakenjos, L. A. eGui-
gou, John Breaux, Lawrence Brun,
Ray Cary, Don1inick Ducos, and Lau-
rent Rodeillat and children, Roland
and Hilda.
Among the st. James parish teach
the names of two recent graduates
of the Donaldsonville High School,
Misses Lucille Wives and Lillian
Bourgeois, who have been assigned to
the Poche school and St. James High
School, respectively. Miss Sara Cir
shefski, a graduate of the Dutchtown
High School, will be member Of the
faculty of the Luteher High School.
Dr.. Theo Weber, the well-known
young dental surgeon whose Office
is presently located in one of the
Cafero cottages in Opelousas street,
opposite Ascension Hall, will move on
Oct. l into the Braud building in
Railroad avenue, formerly occupied
by DR.. 4. w. Martin. Preliminary
to DR.. Weber's occupancy, the III
terror of the structure is being re-
papered and otherwise frightened mp.
Miss Dora Katie arrived last Sun
day evening from her home in Match
itoches and is again teaching the prl-
mary grades and kindergarten depart
nent of the LEGAL high school, in which
work she has been markedly success
full for the past few sessions. Dur
ing the vacation period Miss Katie
enioyed an extended tour of the west,
visiting both the California exposi-
tons and other places of interest on
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Willoughby E. Kittredge died
at the family home in Napoleonyille
at 10 O'Clock last night, after long
illness. Her husband, DR.. klttredge,
leading physician of Napoleonville
| is related to the Sims family of this
city, and has many friends here VINO
will learn with deep sorrow OF ms
bereavement. The funeral Will taEaa
place at A o'clock this afternoon, with
services and interment in the Eplseo-
pal church and cemetery at Napoleon
vile.
H. Arthur Morgan is quite serious
| ly i'll with bronchial pneumonia at
| his home in St. Elmo, and on the ad,
| vice of his physicians it is suggested
that his friends refrain from calling
to see him until his condition has i'm
proved. The illness of this worthy
and popular young citizen VIII oe
learned of with regret by his VIDE
circle of friends in all sections OF
the parish, who will unite in extend,
ing him sympathy, coupled with pes'
wishes for his early recovery.
The appearance of the property lr
Houmas street owned by David lsrae
and occupied by the Berth and Lu-
| Glen Acosta households and Attorney
Karl Leche, has been materially en-
HANGED by the removal Of the fences
| in front of the respective premises
This is an improvement upon Whlcf
all concerned in the making thereof
are to be congratulated, and is one
that, if generally adopted, Woulc
achieve a pleasing effect and LEND
metropolitan aspect to the resldentia
sections OF the city.
The host of friends here Of Mrs. J
L. Richard, for many years resi-
dent of this city, and now don,ellec
in New Orleans, were panied to IeafI
of the death of her sister, Mrs. M: BIZ
/ leaud, Jr., wife of prominent plant
er and banker of Broussard, La. MRS
/ Billeaud was taken sick at Ogden
Utah, while on pleasure trip through
the west, and died there last Sun
/ day before her husband, summoned
4 across the continent, could reach ne
| side. Funeral services were held a
Broussard this morning.
The numerous friends here of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Mcdonald, forne.
/ residents of this city who are nov y
making their home lib New York, WI
! be interested to learn that they ar
the happy parents of another sWee
little daughter, who arrived on tn
]. 18th inst. The dainty damsel weigh
ed eleven pounds at birth, and
characterized as some baby by
/ friend who sends news of the interest
4 inc happening to The Chief. Mrs. Nc