The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-12-04

a bountiful turkey dinner, given in her
honor, and to visit the L. |. l.. where
she met many of her friends and ac.
Quaintances.
Mr.. John Curl'ie returned home last
Tuesday from Dyersburg, TENN. where
he attended the funeral Of his brother
Mr.. Wayne Currie, Mr. Currie's DEATH
and that of his young wife. was deep
ly deplored by their Arcadia friends,
who held them in love and esteem and
extend their sympathy to the sorely
bereaved family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nicholson and
family returned on Tuesday from
Athens, where they had been during
the illness and death of Mr.. Nicholson's
aged mother, who passed away after
several months of feeble health. Her
life was full of good deeds. A quiet
and beautiful benedictiOn. 'her. chill
dren rose up, and called her blessed"
and she quietly awaited the SUMMONS
to come up higher and to hear the
welcome plaudit, well done, thou
good and faithful servant enter thou
into the joys of thy Lord"
The following Wedding invitations Uh
beautifully engraved cards have been
received
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Louis Runge
request the honor Of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter
Hermie
to
Mr.. William @. Bell
on Wednesday, the seventeenth of
December, 1919, at high noon
At home
Arcadia Louisiana
The Methodist W. NJ. s. met in the
home of Mrs. NJ. q. Collinsworth on
Monday and elected the following Of
ticers to serve for the ensuing year
Mrs. Frank Taylor, president; Mrs.
John Adam Anders, 1St vice president:
Mrs. J, D. Scott. End vice president:
Mrs. f. p. Woodman, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. E. P. Woodman, re.
ording secretary; Miss Pawnee Glover:
Mrs. V. c. Pipes, superintendent of
study and publicity; Mrs. Ben Fergu-
son, treasurer; Mrs. Pollard Williams.
social service; Mrs. j. A. Stewart, local
treasurer; Mrs. A. D. Henry, superin.
tendent supplies.
On Thanksgiving day, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. NJ. TOOke entertained few of their
young friends at an deliberately ap-
pointed six o'clock dinner, served in
eight courses.
In direct contrast to the gloomy out
side, was the atmosphere inside the
coy. warm, dining room where
warmth and hospitality awaited the
guests Beautiful cut flowers and
ferns were the chief decorations and
the table appointment of snowy napery,
silver, cut glass and softly shaded
liSh's, were elegant and attractive. The
menu was excellent and faultlessly
served from the oyster cocktail to the
lasf course. Those present. were Misses
lllez Baker Bessie Brown, Jessie Tay
Sherard, Gladys Taylor, Lou Annie
Rookie Mrs. L. NJ. Tooke, Messrs.
Lamar Taylor, Dallas Rogers, Newton
hunmus and Mr.. L. M. Tooke.
SchWartzenberg. Robinson
Dewey Schwartzenberg and Miss
Resa Rabinson were married at the
home of the bridegroom's sister. Mrs
), Il. Harris, 17OG PARK avenue at al
o'clock Tuesday night, in the presence
Oh large number of relatives and
friends. Rev. Claude L. Jones. pastor
OF the Central Christian Church. per. |
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. Schwartzenberg is an employee
OF the Kansas City Southern railway |
ana an eX-service man, who came home |
from France several months ago The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
b. b. Robinson, of Arcadia, lathe
Shreveport Times.
The above is of much. interest to the
brides many friends in Arcadia and
Mr.. SchWartzenzerg is to be conyratu-
lated for his success in winning snch
a lovely young lady. We wish them
much success and happiness in life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartzenbere ware
the guests of the brides parents Mr.
ana Mrs b. B. Robinson, of this place
several days this week.
Announcement Party
Mrs c. A. Tooke, was the charm