The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-08-14
PERSONAL BUT POLITE


e and Mrs. A. F. Barrow spent Sunday a
Lakeland, guests of Mrs. C. M. Phillips
Mrs. o. D. Brooks and sister, Mrs
Muse, drove out to Greenwood, Thurs
day, to make Mrs. Frank Percy a visit
Messrs. Bob Daniel and John M
) Parker have returned from some pleas
ant days spent in fishing at Pass
| Christian.
Miss Elizabeth Percy of Port Gibson
while on her way to visit relatives al
Retreat, visited Mrs. John Wilcox on
| Tuesday.
Miss Edith Leake returned home
Friday afternoon after delightful stay
in Baton Rouge, Lakeland and New
Roads.
Miss Cecile Forester has returned
to her home in Clinton, La. Miss Eu.
dole Matthews accompanied her for a
; nice visit.
Hilary Forester delighted his mother
and home folks generally by coming UP
from New Orleans to spend Sunday
with them.
After a session at L. s. U. summer
school, Miss Cornelia McGehee is
spending two weeks the guest of Miss
Amelia Barrow.
Mr.. e. Greene Davis and son, E. G..
Jr., of COvington, are appreciated
guests of his mother, Mrs. l.. J. Davis
at Wakefield.
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Burgas and
daughter, Miss Beate, have left for
their home in New Orleans after a
pleasant stay here.
Little Miss Roberta Mahoney return.
ed to her home this week, after several
weeks visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
J, w. Mcqueen.
Mr.. Robt. H. Stirling, while away On
a trip on conservation business was so
Ill that he had to be taken to his
mothers home in Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs Johnston Armstrong
left Wednesday for their home in New
Orleans. Miss Eleanor Barrow accom-.
panied them on her way to Pass
Christian.
Miss Eola McManus spent part of
Monday here, guest of Mrs. Elrie
Robinson, while On the way to visit
her aunt, Miss Verona McManus of
Woodville.
Miss Lurline Dupuy concludes her
stay of nine weeks here, leaving on
Sunday for her home In White Castle,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. C. NJ.
Downs.
Friends are glad to know that the
anxiety of Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling Clack
about their baby's eyes has been al
layed, as the child's eyes are all right
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of Madisonville
were here at the latter part of the
week and stopped at Dr. PoweII's. Mr..
Wood Is associated with Mr.. e. G.
Davis of CoVington in promoting
bank here.
Mrs. w. r. Percy and children of
Minden, who are visiting her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. S. C. Stirling, returned
from trip to Baton Rouge, Tuesday,
where she was with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Percy.
Mrs. S. D. Roberts Sr. of Zachary
has been guest of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Rev. S. C. Roberts and Mrs.
Roberts at the Parsonage this week.
The latter accompanies Mrs. Roberts
home, Saturday morning.
Miss Eleanor Percy was in town,
Tuesday, coming In to meet her little
cousins, Margery and Louise Percy,
who will make visit at Retreat plan
tation, the Chaille Percy home. While
in town, Miss Percy was the guest of
Mrs. John Wilcox.
Mrs. C. E. Thibodaux spent Friday
afternoon in Baton Rouge to see her
sister, Mrs. Gordon T. Barrow and
baby daughter, Virginia. The child
is suffering from a badly burnt hand,
caused by touching hot stove, before
they left their home at Millington,
Tenn, for the Louisiana visit.
Miss Annie Gilmore will not return
to Honduras, where she taught the
past session, but will go back to her
former position at Garyville. On &C
count of an attack of fever, she was
advised not to prolong her stay in
Honduras, but she hopes to go back
again some time, liking both place and
people. She did not find the climate
appreciably warmer than it is here.