St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-09-06

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Miss Rose Chachere and Miss Pau.
line Andrus of Jennings were the
guests of Mrs. Chiason of Lafayette
Sunday.
Miss Linda Durio of Lafayette is the
guest of relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. S. Boagni returned Friday
from a weeks visit to New Orleans.
M. Cain of Leonvfl1e transacted bust.
ness here on Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Lewis, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lewis, will leave for
school 1t Granada, Miss, next week.
Rodney Duson left on Wednesday
for Ell Paso, Texas to spend a few days
before returning to school in New
Mexico.
Julia and Annette Guilbeau, after
spending two weeks with the Misses
Hildalgo, returned to their home in
/ Baton Rouge Tuesday.
Miss Katie Andrus returned home
this week with Miss Julia Thoms OF
Rosa, and will be her guest for some
times.
Miss Antonio Fisher returned home
on Thursday having spent several
days in Eunice with relatives.
Miss Ca1lie Matise, highly esteem
ed stenographer Of the Cumberland
Telephone Co, of Baton Rouge, spent
Sunday and Monday with her parents.
Miss Josie Gill of Euniee is spend
ing sometime here and in Washington
with relatives.
DR.. w. j. Healey, wife and baby. re-
turned to their home in New Orleans
after spending two weeks with rela-
tiyes.
Chief of Police Matt of Eunice made
a business trip here Wednesday.
Mr.. Wilmer Dunbar, after a visit OF
two months to his family here. return
ed to Chicago to take up his work
with Swift and Co., with whom he was
engaged as city salesman before he
enlisted in the army in 1917.
Attorneys Albert Garland and ].
Hugo Dore of vile Platte transacted
business here on Monday.
Miss Emma Roach returned to New
Orleans on Monday, having a delight
full stay of ten days with her aunt,
Mrs. Jonas Roos.
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Mrs. Coy Meginley Williams Of New
Orleans is spending her vacation here
with her brother, Mr.. James Byron
Meginley, and other relatives.
Charles Kyle of Alexandria was
mingling with friends here this week.
Messrs. Rene Grain, Ralph Alexis
and Eugene Walette of New Orleans
are the weekend guest of Oscar and
Lionel Bienvenu.
Mrs. Jonas Roos of this city is en-
pertaining her sister. Mrs. James Brit
tingham Of New Orleans and two
children, Virginia and Joseph. They
will probably spend a month in the
country.
The W. E. T. S. Club composed Of
the four popular young society leaders
of this city, Misses Evelyn Lewis,
Julia Boagni, Julia Duson and Blanche
Guilbeau entertained a number of
their friends at an informal dance at
the Fireman's Hall last Friday night.
Music was rendered by the famous
Schriyer band. The spacious hall
was beautiful decorated with their col
ors, pink, salmon and blue very ap-
propriate for the occasion. Delicious
refreshments were served through out
the evening. Many out of town guests
were present.
Tony Fux returned from Alexandria
OF Monday were he was formerly EN-
ployed with the firm of Weiss and
Goldring, and will hereafter be con.
nected with Armand Dejean, cotton
buyer, OF this city.
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Miss Rosaline Swords of New Or
leans. daughter of the late Sheriff
Swords, is visiting friends in this city
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John Brown attended to business in
Port Barre on Monday.
Mr.. Ben Aiken, wife and baby, OF
Alexandria is her for a few days.
Eddie Duffy of New Orleans return.
ed hon this week after spending some.