St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-07-27
Society and Personals
-Miss Ruth Bertheaud is home to

Miss Ruth Bertheaud is home to
spend her vacation.
Miss Hattie Wilson and little
niece, Miss Ethel Bertheaud, left
last Sunday for Crowley where they
will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Little.
Mrs. Bertha Lyons and two lit.
tie sons. Norwood and Rupert, re.
turned home Friday after spending
some time In Crowley as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Pat Stage.
Miss Pearl sibley, who has been
spending some time In OpeIousas as
the goest OF relatives, returned to
her home in Baton Rouge the first
part of the present lei While
here she made many friends who
wish for her another pleasant visit
to Opelousas next summer.
Mrs. Morgan Janin Of Vicks-
burg, Miss, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. Comeau.
Mrs. Oscar Landry has returned
to her home in New Orleans after.
spending a few days with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. ]. Guedry.
DR.. and Mrs L. Il. Landry and
little son of Sunset were Opelousas
visitors yesterday and gave The
Clarion an appreciated call.
"A large number Of soldiers from
Camp Beauregard were visitors to
opelousas last Saturday and Sunday,
coming here just for a change Of at
mosphere and scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lastrapes of
New Orleans are visiting relatives
here.
Cecil Roberts Of the Coast Artil-
lery, New Orleans, was home on a fur
louh this week.
Allen Dezauche and wife of Alex
andia were weekend visitors here.
Little Miss Miriam sandoz daugh-
ter Of Hon. and Mrs. p. n. Sandoz, ten
dered a picnic this week to her aunt
Miss Lee Capbern, youngest sister of
her mother. The affair occurred in the
woods near Randall station, on the
Texas and Pacific. Those present were
Misses Lee Capbern, Miriam Sandoz,
Julie Garland, Adella Durio. Josie Gull
beau, Merriam Lauman, Viola Bour-
der, orelina Campbell, Alice Diet
lein, Mabel LaCombe and Nettie and
Ida May Ilufilho.
-Isador Isaac left Friday morning
Tor a business trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Roger Dufilho left
Saturday for Marlin, where they will
visit for some time.
Miss Eelle McSpadden Of Eunice
the guest OF relatives in Opelousas.
Hugo Spier of Beekman spent
several days with st. Landry friends. |
his past week, leaving for his home
Saturday.
Jos. L. Cain, for many years a
'esident of this city, was here some
lays ago as the travelling representa-
i've Of a large firm. Mr.. Cain is
low a resident of New Orleans and
when living in Ope1ousas was en-
oloyed by the old firm OF j. Meyers
Co.
Misses Louise B. Wesche and
Bertha Hourle of New Orleans, af-
er spending some time with friends
n this city, returned to their home
asst Saturday.
Assessor A. L. Andrus and wife,
)r. =. P. Saizan and w. Alex Robert
on were visitors to Baton Rouge
Tuesday, returning home the
blowing day. Business before the
tate board Of affairs called Messrs.
-ndrus, Saizan and Robertson to
ne state capital.
-Yorick Ledoux, opelousas boy
! training at Camp Pike, is home on
furlough and appears in the very
est of health.
-Faby Chachere, young opelou-
serving in the navy. spent sew
ral days here visiting relatives.
Douglas Creswell, one of Uncle
ANS jackies, is here on a visit to
home folks, and like all the boys
no enlisted lis in the very best OF