The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-02-19

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Miss Cecile Ohlsen came in froT
Sicily Island, Friday of last week an
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. Jennie Ohlsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman ar
pleasantly doniciled at Mrs. JohT
Dale Sr's.
s.. On Sunday evening last, MI
Thompson, the Presbyterian Divin
of Natchez, gave "church-goers" Al
opportunity to attend service here
which they appreciated. We are toll
that Mr.. Thompson is quite favorit
among most denominations.
Mr.. Clyde Falkenheimer of Deer
park, La, YVES in town Sunday.
IT'S not often that we have mucl
sickness to report, but several of tn
children have been confined to be-
with throat trouble, measles, whoop
ping cough, and the Ike, however
the Scott children, with the excep
ton Of Ruth, are out again and Bill
Boatner and Inman Dale will soor
be out again. We hope for a clear
Board of Health at an early date.
Our streets presented quite a bust
ness aspect Monday of this week
when the Police Jury met and court
opened, bringing into town, MANY
from the neighboring places, rum
Der of cars, a Haynes and a Hudson
Speedster being parked along side Of
a Ford, a Dodge, Velie, etc. We wish
there were more meetings to bring
people into Town.
Mr.. S. L. Maxwell of Canebrake
La, came in to attend the meeting of
the Police Jury, Monday, and to meet
his father, who was down from his
home in Kentucky visiting his son.
Sunday evenings seem to be the
time for "Kodaking," an innocent
form of amusement for the younger
set on the Sabbath day. In this con-
nection, quite a pleasant little party
gathered at Miss Susie Camille Dale's
last Sunday evening, consisting of
Misses Edna Lyle from Natchez,
Josephine Dale, Mary Louise Meter
vile and Messrs. Wall Wilson, Profilet
Couillard Geo. Winkler and Maurice
Carol of Natchez. Miss Dale, who
has more than once proved to be the
incest kind of a hostess, was equal
to the occasion and served her guests
delicious cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Smith and Mr.. Percy
Schiele formed a party going down
to the Crescent City for a few days
visit, to shop and on business, the
ladies going down by rail Monday
and the gentlemen by motor, de-
parting on the first ferry that morn
ing and expecting to meet Mesdames
Gillespie and Smith in New Orleans
when their train was due. With good
roads and good weather in sight, we
feel certain many others viii follow
tLeir example and take trips in their
cars in the near future.
DIR Chas. Patterson, 4 promising
young lawyer from our sister city,
was over On business Monday morn
ing.
A delightful innovation, an after
noon "Tea" at the Club rooms! Isn't
that lovely? We love this sort of
thing, and hope tits established. 1t
fills that want to do things" and
sssome place to CO." and what could
be more enjoyable to the feminine
coterie than chat over the tea-cups.
Your efforts are appreciated, girls,
and you are to be congratulated and
encouraged! The members of the
Club poured tea and mingled with
those stopped in, which made this
most pleasant place to spend ones
time between the hours of four and
seven. The girls have planned, SO we
are told, to make these little 'Teas"
weekly affair, keeping open house
every Tuesday evening at the above
hours, where they will be glad to see
all their friends both ladies and
gentlemen. If the gentlemen don't
care for tea, there'l be COTE too.
How thoughtful!
Mrs. L. K. Purcell and her cousin,
Miss Landes were luncheon guests
of Mrs w. A. Bowman in Natchez,
Tuesday at one. o'clock, when she
entertained informally for them and
few others.
Miss Lilly Vidal Davis was the
overnight guest Of Miss Gertrude
Hart, Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Eckels enter
tanned their friends most pleasantly
at cards Friday evening, a number
of games being played and delight
full refreshments served.
We Gull the following news from
the New Orleans Item, which viii be
of interest to the friends Of Mrs. E. |
T. Rumble, who was formerly the |
lovely Mrs. John Boatner, Jr., of our
town.
Lady Belt, known to the social
circles of New Orleans as true /
daughter of the Crescent City, is back |
home from England. With her are
her daughter, Miss Angela Belt and
her sister, Miss A. M. Carter. Her 1
Sir Otto Belt, is relative Of .
he late Sir Alfred Belt, the diamond
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