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

atives and friends.
Miss Emma Healey, recent grad
uate of the Lafayette Industrial has
returned home.
Miss Edith Dupre, of the Lafay-
cite Industrial, was a visitor to this
city the past week.
Miss Lily Dupre of New Orleans
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Aline Dezauche, one of the
grade teachers in the Opelousas High
School left Sunday for her home in
Melville.
Lep. Firnberg Of Alexandria was
in Opelousas for the high school
graduation, having come to see his
young nephew, Tom Firnberg, re-
ceive his sheep-skin.
Hon. R. Lee Mills, member Of
the police jury was in this city Mon
day.
Corp. Eddie Littell and Sergt.
Geo. Gardiner spent the weekend
here with friends and relatives.
Edward and Garland Dubuisson,
students of st. Charles College, Wis
tied their parents, Hon. and Mrs. E.
B. Dubuisson the past weekend
Prof. P. e. Wilson, of the Port
Barre school was in 0pelousas Mon
day.
Miss lone Joret, the popular
English teacher in the Opelousas
High left Sunday for Lafayette.
Miss Edith Barry, recent grad
uate of the Opelousas High school,
left Sunday for her home in Grand
Coteau, where she viii remain for
a week visiting friends and relatives.
She will then go to the Lafayette In
dustrial, where she will take a
course in stenography.
-Chas. Sandoz, who recently en-
listed as a soldier of the sea, left
Saturday for New Orleans, where he
will take the examination.
News was received here the
past week that Octave Castillo, who
left here recently for the Fourth
Officers Training, at Camp Grant,
Rockford, Ill, had passed the en-
trance examination and was now in
training.
-. y. Price, local manager Of the
Miller Brothers Motor Company's
garage, was a business visitor to
Lafayette last Saturday.
The young people of the town
had a most enjoyable time at the
home of Miss Lena Allen when the
High School Juniors entertained the
graduates last Saturday night, The
house was prettily decorated In
red, white and blue, which were the
class colors Of the 1918 graduating
class. Fruit punch and cakes were
served and enjoyed by the guests.
Misses Hazel Mornhinveg and Es-
telle Burleigh Messrs T. Veltin and
Harvey Weir were adjudged the
'tackiest in this tacki party" Those
participating were: Misses Edna
aiseman, Marie Louise Ware, Inez
Durio, Corinne LaCombe, Gertrude
Sanders, Mary Pulford, Edith Barry,
Mary Hollier, Stella Lambert, lone
Joret, Helen Clopton, Estelle Bur
leigh, Maud Myers, Fanelie Halphen,
Thelma Lauman, Marie Lauman, Ma
RE Trosclair, Eleanor Anding, Mamie
Anding. Margaret Firnberg, Aline
Eistorge. Myrtle Mo~rnhinveg, Hazel
Mornhinveg, Marie Creswell, Marie
Meginley, Mrs. Meginley, Lima Allen
and Messrs. William Hartman, Tom
Firnberg, Wheeler Roberts, Ben Cot !
tingham, Alfred Guilbeau, Nathan
Haas, Edwin Goodloe, Harvey Weir,
Felix Richard, John White, George
Brown, Henry Castillo, Charlie Thib-
odeaux. Ernest Mckinney. Guy Jack
son, Toby Veltin, Mel Dietlein,
frankie Dietlein, Eugene Littell, |
Arnold Winsberg, Sidney Fontenot, /
Roger Gonsoulin. John Harmanson,
Charles Budd and Cliff Allen.
Hon. John w. Lewis and family,
and Mr.. Felix Richard spent Sunday /,
at the Lewis country home at Belle
Cheney Springs. 4.
Mrs. Leslie Moriarty left here !
afternoon for Little Rock, Ark,
where she has gone to visit her hus-
band for a few days. (
Mrs. Ariel Fontenot, who was ,
operated on for appendicitis at the t
ocal s%anitarium isdoing nicely. Her
will be glad to learn that she !
lad recovered sufficiently to be q
AIKEN home. v
Miss Julia Duson, who has been f
It ~Brookhayen College, Miss, for the I
last session returned home during the
week, and is visiting relatives in this y
ity. Miss Duson lives in Leonville, L
on her return was met here by n
or aunt. Mrs. tDr.) Pay, with whom o
he lives. D
-B. w. Clopton OF Morrow was c
mong the visitors to opelousas this a
asst week. Lei
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thistlethwaite v
{ Washington were visitors to ope, A
on Tuesday. ri