The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-22

hospital at New Orleans, will arrive
this week i'll Arcadia to spend the holi-
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Story and family.
Mr.. J. +. Kimball and Miss Pratt of
RuSt0n. Mr. Ollie Harrison, of Bien-
vile, Mrs. Smart, Of Mt. Calm, and
others whose names were not available
were present at the banquet of the
First National Bank and First Bank &
Trust Co. Tuesday night,
Mrs. J. ?. Wagner and little daush-
ter, Christine, left on Monday to spend +
a fortnight in Tennessee with the
home folks. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner
have just moved into their very at
tractive new bungalow which is built |
according to the most convenient and |
up-to-datc plan.
While in Arcadia, as installing Off
GER Of the o. e. s. last week, Mrs.
Adams, the past Worthy Grand Ma
iron of the state, was the guest Of DR..
and Mrs. J. n. Jones. Mrs. Adams and
Mrs, Jones have been very dear friends
Of long standing. Miss Emily Prim,
Of Washinton (state), who is attend, |
ing school in RuStOn, accompanied her
aunt to Arcadia and was also a guest
in DR.. Jones home
The Eastern Star convened last
Thursday evening in. Il regular meet
inc and initiated some new members
1T the lodge rooms. Mrs. Adams, of
RuSon, past worthy Grand Matron of
this state, was present and installed the
new officers who had been elected at
previous meeting, in a most impress
siye manner. Delicious refreshments
of hot tea and sandwiches, followed
by tutti fruitti. Mesdames r. G. Fer.
guson and W. D. Golf were hOstesses
"FOU r HORSEMEN OF TIL 4
! APOCALYPSE,' the greatest motion
picture ON tour, with orchestra and
singers, will be at the AstO Theatre,
,Ruston, December % and "a. Read
about this picture in the Shreveport
Times and see it in Ruston Friday and
Saturday. Special matinee at 2:15
Saturday.
Last Thursday little Doris Givens
was s years old and a very charming
birthday party was given to celebrate
the occasion. A crowd Of happy little
boys and girls were present and a great
many spirited games, both indoors and
out we're enjoyed. In the dining room
the Christmas cOlOrs Of red and green
were used with good effect. The table
was centered by the lovely birthday
cake with nine candles eight for the
years and one to grow on. Blowing
them out was lot Of fun and the prize
was a glass telephone filled with can
dy which was awarded Master Caskey.
| Nabisco waters and hot chocolate were
served. The little hOnOree was the
recipient of many pretty and useful
gifts.
Misses Mary Alice Pentecost, Martha
Fisher, Ezelle Thomas and Winona
Sutton. all students of L. s. n, will ar
rive home on Friday. Others to be at
home for Christmas holidays are, Mr.
Elmer Davies from Vanderbilt Univer'
sity; Prather Byrd from Soule; Cur
tbs Taylor, Ben Smart a nd &. u
Brown from Tulane; Misses Edrle
Wimberly and Esther Belle Mosely
from Newcomb; Miss Belle Atkins
Messrs. Wilfred Atkins Carroll Davis
and Henry Brown from L. s. o.; Miss
Effie Raglan from business college
shreveport; and Miss Amelia Brewer
from Judson College, Alabama.
Mrs, Jack Davis entertained the
members of the Girls Auxiliary las'
Saturday afternoon at very pleasant
/, party. After the transaction OF tht
usual business routine, games were en-
ioyed. An entertaining Bible contest
tested their knowledge Of the Bible
Misses Vashti Jones, Louise Golf ant
) Virginia Brown cut for the prize, 8
bottle of perfume, and Miss Louise
Golf drew the lucky number. MIS-
Lucille Madden received the BOBBY,
large stick of red striped candy. he
freshments of jello with whipped
cream, cherries, marguerites and wa
fers were served. Beautiful decora
lions throughout the house carried gu
t the holiday idea holly and Christmas
: bells were effectually used.
Miss Happy Tooke entertained tues
dav afternoon in honor Of Miss Kath
5 leen Willis, of Shreveport, who is he
roommate at Kidd-Key college. I'm
} house was beautifully decorated VIII
holly, Christmas candles and Dells
Rock was the game played and a1te
an exciting progression, Misses Nlt'
And. Maxine Garrett and Ruth Mui
phy cut for the prize, dainty piece o
cut glass, Miss Aud being successfu I'll
Miss Dorothy Deas was presented witt