Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1920-12-25
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has been enjoying thirty day leave of
absence since the beginning of this
month, and is contemplating returning
to her post of duty next week. She. is
delighted with her work in the Capital
City, and has taken npmber of spe-
cial courses and special studies.
Mr.. Jack Ago, now employed in Wash
ington, was in our midst several days
last week, and will be one of the princi
pals in an important event next week,
and will be one of the principals in an
important event next week.
Mr.. Theo Dupre, wife and little girl
of Baton Rouge were here last Sunday,
motoring back on Monday.
Mr.. Adolphe Braud of lew Or
leans was here last week, to attend the
funeral of Judge C. A. Engerran.
Messrs o. H. Engerran, Charles En-
gerran, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Daspit, of
returned last Tuesday, ac-
companied by their sister, Miss Eleo-
nor Engerran.
Mr.. Edward Engerran, wife, and ba-
by of St. James returned home last
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Folse, employed in the Go
vernment service in New Jersey is here
for the holidays, with her father and
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Soignet of AS
cension, were visitors last Tuesday,
they resided in this parish until last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bourgeois of
Donner, were business visitors last
Wednesday, visiting local relatives at
the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Legendre and
child of Lake Charles are guests of Mr..
P. F. Legendre and family.
Miss Ethel Bourg after spending
nine months in Washington, D. G.
from which point she visited a number
of eastern and northern cities, returned
lasst Saturday,
Mrs, Joseph Bourg was. here last Sa-
turday and Sunday, and left Monday
for Memphis Tenn, where she will
make her home.
Miss Marie Bourg entertained the
members of the Girls Five Hundred
Club on last Tuesday evening at her
home in Green Street. The reception
room, ,parlor and dining room were de-
corated in keeping with the season and
merriment prevailed throughout the
evening. At the conclusion of the gam
es, prizes were awarded as follows: 1st
prize, ebony dressing table set, Miss
Annie Naquin; End, pin tray, Miss
Alice Beary; BOBBY prize, monkey,
Miss Edwina Toups.
Miss Marie Bourg and Miss Aglone
Foret went to Whitecastle Wednesday,
returning Friday, report pleasant
stay.
Miss M. A. Coignet attending the Ur-
suline Convent in New Orleans is home
for the holidays.
Mrs. Chris Daily of New Orleans is
in our midst for the holidays.
Mrs. Earle Knobloch and son of New
York reached here yesterday, for her
fathers funeral.
Miss Elvie Wallace, attending con-
vent in New Iberia, is home with her
father for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Fannie Knobloch, principal Of
Leonville school is in our midst for
the holidays.
WELSH-McNAMARA.
We noted with pleasure the announ-
cement on the 18th instant of the
wedding of Mr.. William Welsh and
Miss Carmel Mcnamara, at st Johns
Catholic Church in New Orleans. The
many friends here Of Miss McNamara
will be glad to hear Of her marriage,
and will wish her well and congratu-
late her helpmatc on his choice. The
bride will be pleasantly remembered
as a pupil at Mt Carmel Convent, as al
so the fact that she was
much talented and was pro-
minent in all entertainments
given by the local institution. She is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. McNa
mara, and a niece of Rev. Mother
Aloysius, now located in New Iberia,