St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-08-17

Mrs. Bessie Jakeway, after Spend
ing several days with relatives an
friends in O~pelousas, her old home
returned to her present home in La
fayette yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Amy and Mis-
Bee Crawford motored to Crow1e.
and Iota the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amy, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. L. Daniel and Miss Lillian Morn
hinveg are enjoying a stay at Char
enton.
Mrs. Pellerin and daughter were
the guests of relatives here the pas
week.
Mrs. M. Deblanc of New Iberia
and Mrs. c. Williams of New Orleans
are guests at the home of Mr.. J. B
Meginley.
Miss Ruth Grace of Plaquemine
is the guest of Miss Frances Budd.
Miss lone Joret of Lafayette is
visiting Opelousas friends.
Ben Riseman and j. G. LaWler
left the past week for Coopers Wells.
-Chas. Wolf, one of Uncle Sans
soldiers at Beauregard spent a few
days furlough at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Ariel Fontenot.
Mrs. H. Webre, of Port Arthur,
Texas, was an Opelousas visitor dur
ing the week.
Henry SaYoie, native st. Ian
drian but now a leading merchant of
Elton was here some days ago.
DIR. Ben Guilbeau of Grand Co.
teau was here Monday.
Miss Lucy G%onsoulin and Miss
Della Bourdier spent the weekend
with their parents in this city. They
are both attending the Business Col
1ege at Baton Rouge. On their re-
turn to the college they were accom-
panied by Miss Thelma Lauman who
will take a course at this college.
j. Emile Pucheu of Vile Platte,
the efficient clerk of the police jury
of Evangeline was here twice this
week and while in the city gave The
Clarion an an appreciated call.
Miss Carrie Guedry left for
New Orleans Sunday, where she ex-
poets to complete her course in type
writing and ~teIegraphy, Her many
friends wish her much success.
Mrs. Noe J. Guedry and children
and Miss Lillian D'avy visited La
fayette Saturday afternoon, the
guests of Mrs. Guedry's sister, Sr.
Beatrice at the Mount Carmel Con-
vent.
Miss Eula Sylvester is visiting
friends in Alexandria.
Miss Elise Frankel of Crowley is
the guest of relatives in Opelousas.
Morgan Sandoz, of New Orleans,
was shaking hands with O~pelousas
- ADAup LIZ pdOl WIEN &
Mrs. Hugh Miller and children
and Miss Kline Dupre left Sunday for
Texas.
Miss Lucy Moore was among the
Opelousas visitors to Camp Beaure-
gard Sunday.
Ray Morris one of Uncle Sans
seaman on the Gearsage was greet
Ing friends here Monday.
Stewart Rozas, Percy Reed and
Clifford Hebert, all of Eunice, were
visiting friends here the past week.
Lieutenant A. y. Perrault, promi-
nent young local dentist, who en-
In the Dental Reserve, left
Monday for Fort Oglethorpe, where
will report for duty.
IN. L. White, well-known timber
left Monday for the famous
Coopers Wells resort.
IL. T. Castillo, cashier of the st.
State Bank, is among the
many Opelouseans at Coopers Wells.
Miss Rosa Hebrard has returned
rom a pleasant visit to the capital
Mrs. ]. P. Trosclatr and Miss
Marie Trosclair visited Camp Beaure-
;ard Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Lafleur and children
# Melville were OpeIousas visitors
he first of the week.
Monday evening the Embroidery
Tub entertained at a Thrift Party
7 the lovely home of Mrs. L. H.
fornhinveg, complimentary to Mrs.
-ouis White, who will soon depart
or her future home in Crowley.
ne rooms We're beautifully deco
lted with ferns, lavender petunias
Il clematis. A delicious luncheon
I salads, sandwiches and iced tea.
as served the guests. Mrs. White
as presented with quite a nice num-
of thrift stamps. Those present
ere Mrs. Leon Dupre, Mrs. Joseph
irnberg, Mrs. w. T. Stewart, Mrs.
A. Junge, Mrs. Perry wilkins. Mrs.