Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-07-20

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Mer Rouge this week.
Mr.. Loeb of Montgomery spent a day
here with friends this week.
Hon. and Mrs. Martin Jacoby are WIS.,
iting friends at Magnolia, Miss.
Mr.. Steve Triche, U. s. A., spent q
weeks furlough with his parents.
Mrs. Kaiser and nephew, Mr.. Delaney,
OF Natchez, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. W. W. Middleton visited his son,
Bob Middleton, at Vicksburg this week.
Mrs. F. l.. Guthrie and daughter, Miss
Natalie, are visiting relatives in Missouri.
Miss Betty Benjamin of Baton Rouge
is the attractive guest of Mrs. l.. de Vries.
Miss Theresa kaufman was the guest
for day of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kauf-
man.
Messrs. John ID. Lynch and Earl c.
Grace are spending their vacation at
Cooper's Well.
Mrs. l.. A. Keiffer and children have
returned from o visit to relatives at DAN
vile, Arkansas.
Miss Clara Riddle has returned to Lake
Providence after most enjoyable visit to
Miss Abel Lombardo.
Mrs. Julius Solomon has returned from
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaufman, at LArgent.
Mrs. ID. H. Alverson and children and
Miss Inez Clark were visitors to Vicks-
burg and New Orleans this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. de Vries motored
down to st. Joseph one evening this week
and spent several hours with her mother,
Mrs. Helen Abrahm.
The Red Cross Society at Newellton is
busy sewing for the soldiers and expect
soon to have box of clothing and band
ages ready for shipment.
Miss Pauline Abrahm was the guest fol
day of her two sisters in Newellton, fol.
lowing her return from New Orleans
where she went for medical treatment.
Misses Sedora and Henrietta Morris
have returned from visit to Mrs. Her
man Goldberg at Waterproof and vert
accompanied home by Mrs. Goldberg ant
children.
Mrs. R. Worrell and her two charming
daughters, Misses Grace and Robbie
motored up to Newellton for little Wei
this week and stopped at Routhwoot
with Mrs. ]. R. NARROW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kullman ant
Messrs. Julius Solomon and M. s. Kauf
man have returned from a visit t
Cooper's Well, Mise, all feeling yer.
much improved by the water and rest.
We are pleased to report the improves
condition of Mrs. J. F. Trindell and sin
cerely hope to see her out soon. He
mother-in-law, Mrs. E. Trindle, Q
Natchez, has been with her during he
illness.
Mr.. Gus. Elgutter, who is now Twin
at Greenwood, Miss, where he holds
responsible position, visited his father
Mr.. l.. Elgutter, at Newellton, this week
and left Sunday for a weeks stay a
Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
A most delightful dance was given q
Quimby on Wednesday evening and
number attended from Newellton an
, vicinity. The music was furnished b
the popular Newellton String Band unde
the leadership of Lowden-Johnston. A
, the music lie always the CHEF feature at
dance tits needless to say that everybod
ragged.
} The following interesting note take
, from the social columns of the Bato
r Rouge State-Times will be read wit
, pleasure by our people:
I Miss Ruth Elgutter was the Lowell
hostess Of an enjoyable affair compli
, mentary to her house guest, Miss Ros
, Elgutter, Of Newellton. Numbers Q
lanterns, glowing like fireflies on tn
! lawn and galleries, and Q profusion Q
flowers In the spacious rooms mad
> the scene one of fsiry.like lowell
ness.
The amusements consisted Of sew
81 81 interesting contests, dancing an
, singing.
The ladies' prize, 6 pair of Lowell
. silk hose, was won by Miss Edit
Smith; the gentlemen's prize hand
3 some necktie, by Mr.. Herbert Benja
min.
j Miss Elgutter graciousIy presente
to the honoree an elegant pair of sill
hose. Delicious ices and cakes wer
g charmingly served by the hostess
assisted by her mother and little Mil
Hilda Elgutter and cousin, Mis
Abrahm Of st. Joseph, La.
The following two items taken fror