The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-06-12

Hattie ID. Caldwell. Mary Helen Key
Alys Bond. Inez Baker, Florence Sut
ton, Gladys Conger, Mrs. Capers and
Jessie Fay Sherard.
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Mrs. Smith (Nell Barnette), of
Shreveport, was a recent guest Of her
mother, Mrs. J. T. Barnette. in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harp. Mrs.
Smith, has had a late message from
Col. Smith, announcing his early ar
rival from overseas She expected to
90 to New York to see him arrive. He
is to be congratulated on his promo.
ton since he has been i'll L. 5. service.
Before he was discharged from over
seas duty. he was made Lieutenant
Colonel and was commended for his
valuable service by Gen. PerShing
Col. Smith volunteered his service on
the firing line and rendered consider
able aid to the sick and wounded at
st, Mibicl.
Mrs. Ii. K. Singleton and Mrs. $. l.
White, of Ruston, were guests for the
weekend of Mrs. Y. {. Pipes and othc
relatives. Mr.. JAS. Singleton who die
service with the A. Il. 7. in France 70
rs months and just recently returned
to the States. came over from Ruston
where he is visiting his relatives and is
the guest of his uncle. Mr.. Blantol
Theus. Mr.. and Mrs. Theus entertain
ed at Il swimming party in compliment
to Mr.. Singleton on Saturday evening
a congenial crowd of young people
pleasant swim, which whetted their
appetites for the sandwiches which fol.
lowed made delightful evening.
Quite surprise to her friends was
the marriage Of Miss Callie Loc, of
Bienville to Mr.. Minus Kennedy, Of
Monroe. at 1000 o'clock Saturday
morning. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Daniel, relatives of tho
bride. Rev. W. H. Jordan perform.
ed the ceremony. The becoming tail
ored coat suit with shoes, gloves ant
hat In harmony enhanced the attrac
tive appearance Of the handsome bride
who is we'll known in Arcadia. hav
Ing large connection in North Louis.
lana. She has recently been employed
in the Monroe Drug Store. which posi-
ton she filled creditably. Mr.. Kennel,
who has been shipping clerk for the
Monroe Grocery Co., for the past !
years has a splendid record for
young business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy left immed
lately after the ceremony to spend
short time with the brides mother
before returning to their home in Mon
roe.
A very delightful social affair was
the entertainment given on Tuesday
evening to the young ladies of Mrs
c. c. Travis Sunday school class, and
their friends. by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Deas. There were about 100 invita-
tions issued and large crowd OF
young people assembled in the beauti.
full pecan grove which was a most at
tractive place, with comfortable seats
and swings, beautiful flowers, and
over all the soft glow various coloret
lights. Many old fashioned games wer
played, then for variety, they went IL
the house and enjoyed indoor games
music, etc. Each guest carried as
many pennies as they are years old
which occasioned much fun, and ais
netted the neat little SUN of $500
which goes to the fund Of $1,000 Mrs
Travis class pledged for the church
building.
A feature Of the entertainment was
a distinguished visitor in the person
OF Mrs. Flannigan. who after hayin.
gate little fun. disclosed her identity
and 1t proved to be none other than
Mr.. f. F. Woodman. Mr.. Woodmar
certainly makes a model old maid.
a variety Of sandwiches and ice,