St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-15
Society and Personals

! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Chache
re visited relatives and friends ii
Crowley last Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Brown OF
Washington motored to opeousas
last Monday.
i. Franklin Schell of Washing
ton was a business visitor to this
city last Monday.
Mrs. Sam P1onsky of Washing.
ton was an Opelousas visitor last
Monday.
Rene L. Derouen, prominent cit.
itzen of the Evangeline capital, was
a Monday visitor to Opelousas.
Judge F. Banks Cason of Mel
vile was mingling with friends in
this city the first part of the week.
Mrs. Henry Mornhinveg and
daughter, Miss Viola, visited rela,
tives in Lafayette last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary B. Giesen and Miss
Margaret Firnberg went to Carencro
last Tuesday to assist IN denionstra-
ton work.
Mrs. A. S. Brown, ST., was the
hostess to the Bridge Club at her
home last Saturday evening. Deli
cious refreshments were served the
guests. Miss Mathilde Estorge cap
tured the prize. Those present were:
Mesdames Ike Roos, s. l.. Hebrard,
Henry Lastrapes, Jr., F. j. Dietlein,
Louis White, George Edwards, J.
W, Jordan, Leon Dupre, Remi Morn
hinveg and Misses AIine Delarue and
Mathilde Estorge.
-Thos. P. Bowden, Opelousas boy
transplanted to the fertile soil of the
great Lone Star State, with present
headquarters in the thriving city of
Houston, spent Sunday here with
home folks and friends. Tom is e c
rotary to the chief OF police of Hous-
ton and says he is done with railroad
life. but one of his many friends here
said that his Irish blood would tell
and he had to join the police force
and. get his hand in municipal poll
tics, otherwise he wouldn't be keep
ing true. with his Celtic ancestry.
Mrs. G. Quirk, Misses Aline,
and Eleanor Wartelle were visitors
here last Monday.
Eddie Littell OF Camp Beaure-
gard spent the weekend here with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. Armand Dejean, Misses
Mary Littell and Marie Meginley and
G. Guilbeau were visitors to Camp
Beauregard the past week and were
the recipients of many c~ourtesies
while visiting the camp.
Miss Margaret Ffrnberg spent
the weekend with friends in Melville.
DR.. Ed. Bercier Of Rayne was a
visitor to O~pelousas Saturday.
Mrs. George Edwards returned
home Saturday from a three-weeks'
stay with relatives in Rayne.
y. Leer Lacombe, cashier Of one
of the banks In Eunice, accompanied
by his fellow toWnsman, S. A. Gour-
nay, former member of the police ju-
ny from the sixth ward, were bust
ness visitors to Opelousas last Sat
urday.
DIR. r. T. Tarlton of Grand Co
teau, member of the state board of
health for the seventh congressional
district, was among the prominent
visitors to this city last Saturday.
-. G. Medlenka, one of the lead
ing attorneys and business men of
Crowley, was here the first Of the
week attending to legal affairs.
Mrs. Richard H. Price Of Beau
mont, Texas, came to Opelousas the
first Of the week to visit relatives.
Among the number who went to
"the lakes this week for a fishing
and pleasure trip were Mrs. H. u.
Callahan and children; Mrs. H. B.
Edwards and children; Mrs. John
Hogan and child of Houston, Texas:
and Hon. H. e. Estorge and daugh-
tiers.
The Clarion acknowledges the re-
of an invitation to attend the
exercises of the st. Charles
College, Grand Coteau, La. Our good
Rev: Father M. A. Grace, s. j.,
president of the school, is the sender
If the invitation, and the exercises
72gin tomorrow Sunday and con- /,
.inue through until the goth inst.
The Clarion acknowledges the re-
,eipt last Saturday of a brief visit
rom Mr., D. w. Thomas, secretary
treasurer of the Baton Rouge Business
Mr.. Thomas was here in
he interest of his growing and well
Known institution and while here
eized the occasion to place an adj
.ertisement in The Clarion. which
advertisement appears elsewhere.
fr. Thomas is rapidly bringing his
chool to the front and the attendance
4 students grows larger every day.
We can heartily recommend it.
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