Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-25

=, +. j. i-aBauve returned Mo.SIv ;ro
r, 4 ricasant auto trip to Hcuma. uhel
Ii" was Tie guest of L. FraGsri.k. y
vas accompanied home Nv TcICspht
1'efIct, who is visiting fri N Is here
Mrs. J. NJ. Marchaud, of Crowle,
who had the misfortune OF having he
> collar bone broken about two month
: ago, was taken to the Vcrmilion SAM
tarium to have it broken and replaced
Her many friends will be glad to Learn
that she is doing nicely
Misses Agnes aud Dorothy BrouSsard
Josephine Eldredgc, otto Broussard. Ir
and Marian Legucncc returned Wed
nesday from trip in which they en-
joycd fishing, joy riding, advcnturiug
and learning how to swim. They left
Sunday morning and spent while at
the home of Mr.. Emmett Putnam, Jr.,
at Live Oak Plantation.
X. j. Montague entertained few
friends at fishing trip Tuesday, in
honor of his guest, Mr.. Octave Thcriot,
of New Orleans. Those who cniovcd
the trip were Octave Thcriot, r. j.
Montague, John Laportc and Adam
Morton. Mr.. Montague completed the
day by entertaining at a fish supper.
Mayor Rom. p. Leblanc joined the
party for the supper,
Miss Irene Langlinai~. dauglt at
Mr.. and Mrs. AlcxOn Langlinais. and
Mr.. David Frank, SON OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Frank, were quietly married in
Lafayette Thursday morning at the
Catholic Church. Only a few relatives
and friends were present at the cere.
mohv. The Young couple left on the
lO:S0 tram for New Orleans. where
they Will spend their honey moon, Mr..
Frank IS valued employc Of the Rice
Mlll, while Miss Lahgiinais was one of
The valuable clerks at the Big "B''
Store. They have many friends WAC
extend them best wishes for a long.
happy and prosperous life.
Aiinr frederick entertained 4 lumkrr
or h't r'tnds at a birthday ruty .ast
Saturda! afternoon, oa tho lovely lawn
amer the beautiful Oak trees at the
home of her parents, on the west side
:. the bayou. The dining room was
beautiful in lavender=, gr4nse and PINK,
GAg streamers of r!bheR reaching over
zach individual place. Delicious re-
'reshments were served, and all report
having had very pleasant time. Those
'resent were: Hazel and Alberta LIE.
Blanc, of Erath; Annette Laporte, An
yelle Dutel, Mildred Fleming, May Bell
'arrilleaux, Lorena Fleming, May Nor.
on, Goldle Connor, Rena Mcaux, Lou
Sc Theall and Florence Brasseux.
Misses Hiida and Jeanne Lamrrlan ,
Entertained their many rrieIl< 10 =. DE. l
lghtful dancing party Thursday night t
those present We're as foIlrw3; Misses a
,unice Y mimgue, Bc'Ia Preiean, of i
"a Artaurj Aiobe AID Jeanette vi +
clio, CAGE ana Hattie Plaisance, Zul. Q
IA Dubois, Irma OBJ al, Mabel aud r
.sther Larpenteur, Sadie and Lille 'C
loss, Ada and Mae Harkins. Mvrtis 1
ampbell, Viola Buras, Velta Daigle, o
Port Arthur lNa! L.lpon,eur, Alta il
.oBlanc, Villa Brasseux, Lollie Blan-
hard, Viola Hebert, of Franklin: and d
iessrs. Roy Leblanc, Albert Taylor, ?
dam Bertrand, CIet Butaud, Ciemile II
nd MQ!.iO! brasseux, Adam Williams, q
nd johnny Davidson, Dudley Lamp. Ii
IAN, George Buras, Pete Morvant, )
harlie and Frank Ewing, Charles, J. T. u
nd Martin BROOKS, Freddie 6'btyan, u
.natoie Desymore and Mr. and Mrs.
T, Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. William a
ordy, of Houston; and Mrs. d. d. t
Bryan. Music was furnished hy Nj. h
] ed srouSsard, ana all had a most Il
njoyable time. >
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