The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-25


Mrs A. w. Bittle and Miss Helen
Bittle of Lafayette were the guests
of Mrs. BittIe's sister, Mrs. w. b.
Nicholson, Friday to Sunday of last
week.
Julian Wolff, Anna Liable, Elean-
or Dunbar and F. L. Bailey motored
to Boscoville and attended a dance
there Saturday night.
Walter B. Prescott was in Opelou-
sas this weekend.
Frank M. Mudd of the Little Teche
section was in town last Sunday.
Miss Flora Levy and Loney Vor-
HES of Lafayette were the guests Of
Doris Plonsy and Sybil Bloch Satur-
dav and Sunday of last week.
Mrs. CAN'T Nicholson gave a party
for her little son, CAN'T, Jr., on last
Saturday night. Those present were
Misses Suzanne Gibson, Brunette
Klaus, Eloise 0rtego, Nathalie Klaus,
Florence ortego, Stella Quirk, En-
ma Muller, Edith Holland, Daisy
SIedge, EVE Holland, Alice Lou
Brown, Leila Sledge, George and
Shirley Kelt and Mary Anderson, and
Messrs. Ira Muller, Gerald Plonsky,
CAN'T Nicholson, Jr., Eugene Muller
Robert Thompson, Lawrence Muller,
and Robert Anderson. Music and dif-
ferent games furnished thorough en-
ioyment for all and refreshments
were served in conclusion.
Mr.. P. j. Leblanc of Lafayette was
the guest of Miss Edith Mary on Sun
day of last week.
Miss Margery Fitzpatrick, who is
now teaching school in Alexandria
La, visited her parents here Sunday
last
VIM. B. Gay was mingling with
friends in town on Sunday.
Bob Schiller of opelousas motored
over to Washington last Sunday eve
ming in one of his new REQ cars.
Supt. A. w. Bittle of Lafayette
was in town Sunday evening between
trains.
Messrs. A. ]. Wolff and R. c. Kill
patrick of Lafayette visited then
relatives in town last Sunday.
T. C. Quirk and Miss Eleanor War
teIIe attended the picture show il
Opelousas last Sunday night.
Hon. Jas. A. Going, with Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. K. Mcknight, went to Batoi
Rouge Tuesday evening on business
Mrs. Leon Lastrapes entertained
at a card party last Thursday com
plimentary to Mrs. S. c. Holloman O
Alexandria. A most pleasant eve
ming was spent by all and Mrs. PlOn
sky proved to be the best player b.
winning the prize which she present
ed to Mrs. Holloman, the guest o
honor. Those present were Mes
danes S. M. Plonsky, ]. N. Brown, T
Fitzpatrick, T. C .McCaffery, Leo
Lastrapes, S. c. Holloman, and Mis-
es Clara, Eleanor and Aline Wa
telle.
We recently received commun
cation from DR.. C. H. Green, sta
ing that he hoped to return and r.
sumo his practice here on or abOU
October 25. DIR. Green has been
New Orleans and other points on
much deserved vacation.
Cliff Allen was hitting Washing
ton in spots Tuesday. We will ad
that said spots are excellent place
to hit in damp weather.
Miss Josie Quirk was visitor
her parents here the past week EN-
Business must be booming as "
have noticed Willie Miller over hel
several times this week.
A new guest made its arrival in Il
family Of Jno. L. voltz On Monda
past. The mother and new daughts
are doing nicely.
Mr.. Eric Andrus, who has bee
representing the st. Landry Who'll,
sale Grocery Company, called on h
trade Wednesday and introduced M
G. Smith, who will succeed him
this territory. The "big booster" il
forms US that he has accepted a p
sition with Morris & Co., of Ale.
andria, La.
A. S. Nicaud of New Orleans, re
resenting A. S. Nieaud & Co., was
pleasant handshaker in town on la
Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. C. Mcleod, represen
ing Craddock-T Terry Shoe Co., Vi
tied Mr.. Klaus on Monday.
VIM. Wartelle, Herschel Allen al
Joe Mary were pleasure seekers
Opelousas Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. N. Boucher and little so
Don, are in Shreveport this we,
with exhibits from the Washingtt
high school for the state fair.
Misses Susie Keller, Suzanne Gi
son and Sue Baltic motored over
Opelousas Monday evening with MI
G. A. Elter.
Last Sunday morning the Chur,
of the Immaculate Conception w
the scene of most impressive n
ture to witness as one hundred
more gentlemen of the parish a