The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-11-05

INl6ibiIk LlCI SlSbGI WIS. I1CuLJ NO0A-
chaux at Ferriday. Miss Hart has
ing in st, Louis and we are confident
she Is a nurse of marked ability.
IT'S a pleasure to Mrs. A. b.
Hagie's friends to have her home
again after her recent painful auto
mobile accident, and we are glad to
know she is getting along nicely.
Mesdames. Hodges, Brothers and
Rhodes of Ferriday passed through
town Tuesday on their way to and
from the ts1ao1ies'' An unusually
large crowd of Vidalians also went
over to see George Arliss in the
Devil. He is q magnificent actor as
was evidenced In the picture Tues
day. i
There is nothing like trying, they
say, so the Movie patrons from this
side are going to request the manager
of the Baker Grand TO please put on
the feature picture first, or else adj
vance the hours of opening, in order
to give us o chance to get our money
worth and see Prince Charming live
happily to the end, or however the
pictures terminates
Hon. B.. C. Browns lovely Buick
Roadster is very becorashg to him,
when he has a girl in SSFbut he was
in town, alas!. alone, last Tuesday.
Wednesday afternoon a delightful
meeting of the "Altar Society was
had with Mrs. John Dale, Jr., at ner
pretty little Bungalow on Carter
tAvenue. Only members and house
/ guests are entertained at these meet
ings, and while SMALL they are none
1.-THE less enjoyable. This dainty little
hostess served a delicious salad
course.
i IT'S sad to chronicle another sud
den death, that of Mrs. Curry, OF
/ Shelby, Miss, who lived here some
years ago and was the wife of Mr..
/ VIM. Curry, brother of Tom Curry
of Pecania.
Mrs. Curry left her home ap-
parently very well, but was taken
desperately i'll On the train and WGs
4 immediately taken to the Sanitarium
lupon her arrival in Natchez where
she died during the night.
Mrs. H. B. Conner and little fam
lily have gone to spend the winter IN
Waterproof with her parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Graves. We regfet their de-
parture and will miss them but Mr..
lConner,s business calls him there the
greater portion of his time, so Mrs.
Conner concluded to JOIN him there,
| Informal gatherings for cards and
games continue in favor and almost
every evening of the week some one
entertains in this pleasant way.
Small entertainments are still be-
ling gwen for Mrs. john Daniels. MIR.
/ Daniels Joined her here today and will
accompany her home within week or
so.
Miss Josephine Dale has just re-
turned from a delightful trip to
Bachelor, New Roads and Baton
Rouge.
Mrs. Chas. Goudeau and children
from Bachelor, La. are visiting re-
latives here.
Mrs. Chas. Goudeau and children.
week.
AIderman.---( Addressing a lady
coming up the "see-sawD board !,
Walk s'How do like the new walk?
Ladys--"What this thing, I'm
walking on? 1.-TWO old timber planks
with space in the middle which IS
4 dangerous for dainty little "footsie
lwootsies" or big ones either, to step
off into) ats bum"ll But we are
lsafe in surmising that this Is not the
permanent walk which the Town
Council has been waiting for weeks
for such an able workman as Mr.. Mike
Schuchs to construct (?l ] heard an
other lady say she saw colored wo-
man fall on that famous board walk
and if she fell she would sue the
town.
It seems that the weeks have re-
Gently been ending with such lovely
affairs. This week the delightful
meeting of the willing Workers" at
Mrs. =. p. CarnpbeIl's was one Of the
principal events. Although always
gracious and hoospitable, Mrs. Camp
bell was unusually so on this occasion
with the pleasant surroundings of the
pretty home. The happy and en-
fhusiastic group of Wiling Workers
was on business bent, for a while,
and formulated a plan of amusement
for the near future, whereby they
hope to realize a nice sum to mees
ian obligation due. Then all mercen-
iary thoughts, were abandoned when
the guests were invited into the din.
ling room where the board was beau
tiflflIy set and graced with beautiful
red carnations and dahlia glass anC
silver and most tempting course
luncheon served.
AS result Of the above meeting
The "Willing Workers" are to have
a card party at Mrs. E. p. Campbell!
home next Thursday evening at z 80
Admission fifty cents, which covers
the games and refreshments and /
good time is promised to all, and i
goes without saying that every on
will have good time.
: Mesdames Robt. Graham an,
2 Lovelaee Fairbanks Of Natchez wer
4 guests Of Mrs. Mary Beard one after
Il moon this week.
II Those enjoying stay camp hun
II lon Mrs. Crawford's place this weel
II lend are The following gentlemen
Y Messrs. Clarence Moritz, jim Fergu
son. Ernest Jackson, Willie Waltol
| from Hatchez and Phil H0ugh Jr
/ from here.
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