St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-07-05

Miss Della Roberts entertained at a
dance in the honor of her guests, Miss
Glynn Oden of Kinder and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Skiles of Sherman, Texas,
a very pleasant evening Was spent by
the following: Misses Glynn Oden,
Irene Dupre, Ethel Dupre, Ethel De-
jean, Josie Guilbeau, Annie Belle
Richard, Lillian Boagni, Alice Diet
1ein, Lena Loeb, lone Joret, Della and
Lena Boulder, Anna Hidalgo, Corinne
Lacombe, Rosa Hebrard, YvOnne De-
jean, Edna Lewis, Mamie and Eleanor
Anding, Evelyn Lewis, Helen Harman-
son, Sylvia Durio, Lucille Wives, Inez
and Myrtle Durio, Julia Boagni, Ger
aldine Brown, Lillian Goodloe, Noami
and Sydalise Burr, Marie Devilfe, Nezy
Roberts, Della Roberts.
Messrs. Henry Boutte. Earl Kings,
Leslie Harris, Percy Durio, Howard
Dejean, John Harmanson, Edwin
Goodloe, B. D. Covington, Frank Rog-
er, James Saizan, Donald Brown, Ben
ME Durio, Henry Stage, Ernest McKin-
ney, jeff Hawkins, Dewey Fux, Alfred
Guilbeau, Nick Halphen, Arnold Wins
berg, Leonce and Nathan Roos, Roger
Lambert, Sidney Hebrard, Ike Cha
chere, Rodney Duson, Frank Dietlein,
Jr.. Jack Compton, Leonard Broug,
Wheeler Roberts.
Mesdames Bert Edwards, F. S. Rob-
erts, D. C. Rose, Fanny Lou Chachere,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. R. Skies, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Skiles.
Delicious punch and cakes were
served the guests and dancing was
INDUCED in until a late hour.
Jess Thistlethwaite and Misses Liz
zie Fitzpatrick and Make EWell of
Washington attended the Elk minstrel
Wednesday night.
Miss Lucille Kerr, after spending
several days in Washington as a guest
of Miss Virgie st. Cyr, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Norton Wilson, with the Souh-
ern Products Co., of Dallas, Texas,
transacted business here a few days
this week.
DR.. R. A. Mayer of Pecan Island,
Vermilion parish, visited friends and
relatives in Opelousas this week.
Arthur Veltin, Jr., and Harvey Weir,
formerly of Opelousas but now of Dali
las, Texas, is on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Misses Della and Lena Boulder, Ju-
liza Boagni, Blanche Guilbeau attended
the big Fourth of July celebration in
Rayne.
DR., j, Raphiel and Alfred Cormier
of Port Barre attended the Elk min
strel Wednesday night.
DR.. j. B. Parrott of Branch, La, was
a business visitor to Ope1ousas on last
Thursday. DR.. Parrott is a resident
of Acadia parish but has made large
investments in st. Landry lands. His
extensive plantation on Bayou Waxia
in this parish is said to have on it
one of the finest rice crops in the
state. The doctor is a firm believer
in the fertility and productiveness of
st. Landry's soil, and is a valuable
accession to our planting interests
here. He is progressive, liberal and
broadminded and the Clarion vel
comes the doctor in our midst.
Miss Leola Morales of Port Arthur,
Texas, is here on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Manouvrier.
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Henry Blanc OF Rayne was attend
ing to business here Wednesday.
Louis Lejuene of Rayne made a fly
ing trip here Wednesday.
Barr Cummings and Fred Bailey of
Washington motored over here on
Wednesday to attend the Elk min
strel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Skiles of Sher-
man, Texas. will make their future
home in this city. Mr.. skiles will
engage in the lumber bushes swith
his father, A. C. skiles.
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J. T. st. Cry, prominent farmer of
this section, paid a visit to Eunice
Wednesday.
Fob Dupre and Darby Gil Of Eunfce
spent Tuesday in our city.
Miss Pearl Ledoux of Eunice re-
turned to our city on Monday with
Miss Lucy Moore and Mr.. Josie Cha