The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-01-05

Miss Effie Raglan was hostess t,
the m"mbrrS of the younger set Wed
n2>day evening Of last week, at {
most enjoyable progressive bunc'
party. Clarence Otis Brown mad,
highest score, and received the prize
a box Of delicious candy. Other in
rerr>ting games were also enjoyed
lhe rooms were most artiStically de
roraled with miStletOe, and Other
Christmas green's. The hostess as
sisted by her sister, Mr. Pollard Viii
Hams. served fruit cake and ambrosia
On last Thursday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Brown arrived in Arcadia
and were entertained in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z. Brown with a five
course dinner. The Christmas decOra
tons were still in evidence, holly with
red berries, southern smilax and
Christmas bells being used in profu-
sion The following menu was served
Oyster cocktail, turkey with dressing,
rice gravy, green peas in potato nests,
asparagus on toast with cheese sauce,
cucumber and green pepper salad,
fruit cake angel food cake,
and coffee.
Murphy Deas who was injured some
time ago by an east bound freight, and
who has been in Shreveport @nitari-
nm, since. was brought home on We'd
leSday night. He is still in plaster
'aSt, but his many interested friends
ire SO glad he is able to come home.
lis mother accompanied him.
Many times during the holidays,
when the members of the class of 20
# the Arcadia high school met in
pleasant reunion, the absence af two
# the class who are so far away was
poken of and they were sadly missed,
ernest Murphy, at Atlanta Ca, and
hyde McCOnathy of West Point.
Mr.. Sam Smart, Carol Davis, Hen
y Brown, Wilfred Atkins and Miss
Bell Atkins have returned to L. s. U.
lessrs Curtis Taylor, Chas. McAnatly, |
'larence Otis Brown to Tulane; Miss
S Edrie Wimberly and Esther Bell |
loosely to Newcombe; Mr.. Elmer |
)avies, to Vanderbilt; Price Aycock, |
0 Baylor; Miss Effie Raglan, to Shreve |
ort; Amelia Brewer, to Judson; Hap
y ToOke to Kid Key; Prather Byrd,
D Soule; Misses Mary Madden and
Harp to Central Female Col !
'se; Miss Myrtis Allen, to State
'ormal; Miss Lessie Allen to Tyler
commercial College.
Among the interesting news items
nat were lost last week before reach
lg the Democrat office was the fol-
wing that will be of interest to many
lends in Arcadia. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
GOODWIN announce the birth of Annie
Ia. on Dec, 10Th, 1921, weight 10 lbs.
his announcement was on a dainty
hlte card, with pale blue border,
lcturing an adorable baby all in white
Mt blue. This little lady in addition ]
the good fortune of having Monday
n her birthday, has the great advan.
se of having her grandmother, Mrs,
:. L. Goodwin with her. l.
Last Friday evening at the Aracdia
otel, the members of the Country
Tub entertained the Les Amis Club
an elaborate dinner. The following
emu was faultlessly served: Oyster
up, quail on toast, rice and gravy,
canned potatoes, green peas, aspara-
Is, celery, pickles, fruit salad, crack
S, brick ice crem and cake. Those
esent We're Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. An 4
'eWs, Mr.. and Mrs. Balm Felts, Mr.. /
I'd Mrs. P. e. Brown, Miss Miriam
rown Miss Lynn Ella Watkins, Mr..
nm Watkins, DR.. Beeson Conger, Mr..
Imer Davies, and the members of
e Les Amis Club and members Of
e Country Club. !
There was no doubt many family I
unions and turkey dinners on
lristmas. One very pleasant one that
IS been reported was that enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Audie Bryan, on
lristmas day, when number of I
cir near relatives were present. t
nong those who were so fortunate {
to take part in this delightful oc- {
sion were Mrs. Bryan's mother, Mrs. {
Iwerence Gloer, her grandfather, DR.,
N. Ellis, of Bryceland and his son.
+. W. A. Ellis, Of Jackson Miss, Mr.
d Mrs. j. NJ. Jones, of Bryceland:
r. and Mrs. Ellis Jones. and Miss