Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-11


MRS. L. H. COOK,
Sec'y. s. s. Assn.
Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Cudd of
Waterproof are receiving eongratu-
lations on the coming Of q daughter,
on last Monday night.
A stockholders' meeting Of Lake
Bruen Country Club is called to b
held at DR.. Whitaker's office on
next Tuesday afternoon 1t $3.50 O.
clock, for discussion Of important
business and full attendance ID de-
sired.
On Thursday the Rose Bud Set en-
joyed the day at the Country Club
on Lake Bruen. They liked mp there
and looked quite attractive in their
boys attire. The party consisted Of
Misses Annie Schauf, Mary Kate
Skinner, Elizabeth Clarke and Eliza
beth Drake, and chaperoned by Miss
Mollie Drake and Mrs L. n. Cart
rell. DR.. and Mrs. Whitaker were up
part of time.
An Monday afternoon, the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Smith was the
scene Of a very delightful affair. A
five-hundred party was given COM
planetary to Misses Gladys and
Alberta Stuart Of Natchez. Quite .
number Of young folks were present,
and the games were spirited and
exciting. Lovely prizes were awarded
to the most fortunate ones, and de-
licious refreshments were served.
A "barbecued chicken" party waa
given at the Country Club ON Lake
Bruen on Friday night, which WA
attended by nearly or quite $50
people. Some 70-odd chickens were
barbecued, Senator Clinton being
principal chef, and that his culinary
skill was appreciated was evidenced
by the relish with which the gather
ing destroyed his product. The crowd
tarried until the midnight hour and
were then loathe, to leave. The oc-
casion was counted . great success
and altogether q most delightful
affair.
A "weener roast" was given ct
the Country Club on wednesday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk T. Hazlip in
compliment to the young folks. The
first part Of the evening was spent
in swimming, and the old moon
cast . mellow glow, making the
scene ideal for all young heartz
and lovers Of romance. A fire wa
built up on the bank and each one
roasted his or her own weeners, and
made their own sandwiches. Ice cold
drinks were also served, and the
remainder Of the evening was spent
in dancing. This was said by III
present, to be one Of the most en-.
joyable affairs ever given at the
Country Club.
Mrs. Jessie Skinner Smith an
nounces the engagement and ap
preaching marriage Of her daughter
Fannie Chew, to Mr.. Theodore Case
Of Homer, La, the wedding to b
celebrated at the Union Church, st
Joseph, on Thursday morning, Aug
ust 18th, ut O'Clock, Rev. b. W.
Cudd, officiating. The bridal couple
win leave en- the 500 passenger fol
the Ozark Mountains, where they
viii spend their honeymoon. befor'
going to Homer, where they vii
make their future home. The bride
elect, Miss Smith, y netive OF Ten
sas and daughter OF the late Mr.
Philip Chew Smith. She 10 = lovely
girl and beautiful character and II
loved by hosts OF friends. The mai
who has won her u fortunate. o.
him We know but little, but he mus
be some man to be worthy OF Fan
ME. We extend him congratulationi
and wish for both every happiness y
life.
Mr.. Sidney T. Shaw, member Levee
Board from Tensas, and 70 vel
known because OF the heroic hgh'
made BY him to hold lone tevet
in the last high water. suffered hart
luck on Tuesday night, 9Th INST.
when his brand new Ford touring cal