Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1921-01-01
Social and
Otherwise.
AYO--COULON.


1 Nuptial Mass Mr.. Jackson J. Ay,
Jr. and Miss Genevieve Jeannl
Francoise Coulon. Quite large nnn
Der of relatives and friends werl
present and at The appointed hou
the. bride, becomingly gowned in {
brown satin dress with accessories
to match. and carrying bouQuel
1 of bride roses and lilies of the val
Hey, enrered the sacred edifce with
her brother, Mr.. Chas. ] Coulon
aud to the strains ofLohengrin and
proceeded by her Maid of Honor.
Miss May Ago, was met at the chan
eel rail by the groom aud his best
man, DR. Chas. Barker. Miss Ago
wore handsome costume of black
satin with rose brocade and carried
bride maid roses. During the cere'
mony Miss Jeanne Delas rendered
the solo Ave Maria" After the
cere muny the bridal party and i'm
mediate families we're entertained
at wedding breakfast at the
home of the brides sister, Mrss
Sam Ayo. following which the
couple left for several days stay in
the Crescent City. They will re-.
turn for several days stay with re-
latives and then leave for their
home in Elizabeth, N. j., where
MIR, Ayo holds a responsible posi-
tion as Resa lrch Chemist. Both
are natives Of Laf0urbhe and while
both have spent the past several
years in Washington their many
friends rejoiced that the cousuma.
ton OF their romance should have
taken place III the home and al
most home tnwn oil both bride and
groom where they are so highly
esteemed and loved Quite mum.
Der of beautiful wedding gifts were
received.
Mr.. Clarence Legendre of New
Orleans was here last Saturday and
Sunday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Briggs
Baton Rouge were here for Christ
mas with local relatives. Mrs.
Briggs remaining for the week.
Mtssrs Roland Howell, Scuddy
Howell and Willie Howell of New
Orleans were here this week with
Judge and Mrs. w. E. Howrl'.
Rev. Father L. Cailouet of Lob
dell la was guest of his fl. her
qna mother Judge and Mrs. L. P.
Ca!lIouet this week
Mr.. Alfred Robichaux attending
school at Spring Hill College is
here for the holidays
M"ssrs Claude Celesetin and Ed
viii Meyer of New Orleans were
guests oflocal relatives this week.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ferdie Torres of
Vinton La. were here for. the holi-
days, Mrs. Torres remaining over
for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hec. Lefort If New
o leans spent this and last week
with local relatives
Mr. Paul Cuulon, former resi-
dent, now living in Washington,
D. G. is spending the holidays
with local relatives.
Mr.. Alphonse Hebert Of New Or
leans spent several days here last
week.
Mr.. Walston Knobloch of New
Orleans was for Cristmas guest of
Mrs. Molly Knobloch.
Mrs. Rene Clement and children
spent several days with relatives
in New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Joseph Hebert and Miss
Yvonne Hebert were in New Or.
leans last Saturday and Sunday
the latter remaining over the ba
lance of the week.
Miss Ella Knobloch returned tC
Washington p. G, this week, aftet
spending month here with loca
relatives.
The Ma.trons Club was entertain
ed on Tuesday by Mrs. Raoul Ro
bichaux The first prize for 6v
hundred games was won by Mrs
Frank Harman Of Baton Roug
and was silver fruit basket; tn
second, Madeira tray cloth, va
won by Mrs. J. Winsberg and tn
/, third a cut glass candy jar, WI
] won by Mrs. ]. L. Ragdn. Tt