St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-01
Society and Personals

been the guest of relatives in Lake
Charles for the past several months
returned home on Sunday.
Sam Fisher and his estimab1e
family are now residing at the Percy
Collins place.
-Messrs. Jas. o. Chachere, Henry
Chachere, Chas. Chachere and DR.
Theogene Chachere attended the fun
eral of their kinswoman, Mrs. ]. D
Bernard, at Rayne on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Berwick o.
Eunice visited Opelousas on Tuesday
-Valex Robin left Wednesday fol
Camp Pike.
News was received here during
the week that Clovis Dardeau of Sun
set, now in the quartermaster depart
ment of the army, had arrived "ovel
there" His many friends here will be
glad to learn that another of boys
has landed safely Somewhere In
France"
Lieutenant Durio, of Camp Beau
regard, is visiting relatives in Opelou'
sas.
Lawrence F'ux, who has been on
a furlough here visiting relatives, re.
turned to Camp Pike, Wednesday.
Mrs. Willie Healey and baby OF
New Orleans are visiting relatives in
Opelousas.
L. ]. Elmer of New Orleans was in
Opelousas during the week.
Frank Mouton of New Orleans
was circulating among friends here
during the past week.
Tony Bercier, one of our soldier
boys at Camp Beauregard, arrived
here Wednesday morning and leaving
the same evening for Rayne, where
he will visit his brother, DR.. Ed. Ber-
cier.
Mrs. A. J. Bercier, DR.. and Mrs.
E. Bercier and Geo. Edwards motored
to Rayne Sunday. Mrs. A. j. Bercier
was called to the bedside of her little
granddaughter. Lila May, who was
seriously i'll. We are glad to state
that the latest reports r to the ef-
feet that she is improving.
Rev. M. A. Grace, s. J., of the
st. Charles College, Grand Coteau.
was a visitor to this city Tuesday.
Prof. Walworth, Miss Devices and
Mrs. Watkins, all OF the Eunice school
took In the club rally here Saturday.
Misses Alice Chachere and Edna
Risemen visited Lafayette Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Bertrand were
Lafayette visitors Sunday.
Mrs. A. M. Hollier of Elton was
the guest of relatives here this past
week.
III. D. Larcade, ST.. George vid-
rine, John Dufilho, Jno. Oge. Albert
st. Cyr, Chas. Thompson and Edward
Estorge took III the knights of Column
bus initiation at Lake Charles. Sum
day.
Miss Shannon, one of the local
high school teachers departed for
her home in New Orleans the past
week.
Miss Frances Seibeck Of New
Iberia is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Leslie Moriarty, formerly
Miss Nina Poulet, is now chief opera
tor at the local exchange, vice Miss
Alice Chachere, resigned. Mrs. Mo-
riarty is familiar with the work, as
she held this position previous to her
marriage and gave entire satisfaction
to both patrons and employers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nolan r
receiving the congratulations Of their
numerous friends on the arrival OF
a little girl into their family circle.
The little lady made her appearance
the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. J. N. Brown of Wash
ington were visitors here Tuesday.
Rev. Father M. A. Grace, s.. j.,
president of st. Charles College at
Grand Coteau, and prominently con-
with the parish council of de-
Tense, was a business visitor to Ope-
lousas last Tuesdty.
Frank Brinkman and Artelus Mil
Ter, well known citizens Of Pitreville
we're Opelousas visitors Tuesday.
Judge Albert w. Dejean of
.olaquemine Point was in the city last
Tuesday attending to business.
&C. w. Moriarty, local gunsmith
md sporting goods dealer, spent last
and Monday in New Orleans
where he vas the guest of his daugh-
err, Mrs. Wills.
A letter received this week from
Irs. H. Bodemuller who, with her
aughter, Miss Lilly Bell, went last
'eek to Marlin, Texas, says that the
primer is doing splendidly at this
ANGUS health resort.
"A hay ride party of Opelousas
Dung folks, chaperoned by Mrs. w.
|. Lewis, was staged last Tuesday
light Instead of the old-time wag-
a, q modern truck carried the young
eople and their amiable chaperone to
hurch Point, where they all report
fine tine was enjoyed. Those who