The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15

l.. K. Duffel, SIT Opelousas
sire DonaldsonvHle, La.
Pack up your @roubles and store
'em away; 1.-The Microbe of Love-
will be in town Wednesday,
The Chief was favored with q
pleasant call from Mrs. Dominica
Casso of Darrow, last Monday
DIR. A. W. Martin, prominent speci-
ahst Of this city, motored to New
Orleans last Sunday returning Mon
day.
Mrs. V. A. Rodrigue, Jr., who has
,aVei a4aB4ays, is reported much i'm
..roved to the delight of her many
friends.
r BERTHE Schexnayder, of the firm of
F. Schexnayder and Company, rice
and cane planters of Burnside, was
business visitor to Donldsonville
yesterday.
Arthur J. Louque, foreman of the
mechanical department of the Inte-
rim. published at Convent, st. James
parish, paid The Chief an appreciated
call last Monday.
Naah Jessie Coates and dainty
HfEsy Lillian Breckenridge Of Baton
Rouge, are spending the weekend
here as guests of their grandmoth
Mrs. Victor Maurin.
oNot dull moment in "The Mic
robe of Love" from the opening en-
semble to the closing scene in he gar
den party. See it at the Grand
next Wednesday night.
Stockholders of the Bayou Pierre
Part Oil Company have put down the
casing in the well recently drilled on
their property an0 are making prep
arations for gusher, which it is ex-
pectAwill be brought in in the early
Freda Singer of New Orleans,
iSa Ending the Easter weekend here
A&Rhe guest of her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. R. A. Singer, and her sister, Miss
Rosina A. Singer. Miss Singer is
being cordially welcomed by her many
friends.
Little Agnes Landry, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Landry, who is
a student at the convent at St. James,
arrived here yesterday to spend
Easter with her parents. She will
return to Convent to resume her
studies next Tuesday.
Attention is called to the ad of DR..
Edw X. Hirsch of Baton Rouge,
which appears elsewhere in this is
sue of The Chief. DR.. Hirsch is
specialist, and has made some effect
ual cures in the line in which he
specializes. He enjoys a splendid
reputation and has large clientele.
Miss Alice Sims, who is attending
school at Vicksburg, Miss, Kline
Sims, who is taking a course in
Science and Arts at the Tulane Uni
versity, New Orleans, and Kittridge
Sims and wife of Slidell, La, are
here to spend Easter with their par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. f. X. Sims.
A luncheon was given in honor of
Miss Stella Morales, Of Geismar, La,
at the home of Mrs. D. B. Miller, in
New Orleans, last Monday, after
which there was dancing. A prize
Tor the best dancer was awarded to
Miss Morales, who was voted an ex-
ceedlngiy attractive young woman.
The students of the senior class of
the Donaldsonville High School were
given q complimentary automobile
ride to Baton Rouge Thursday. They
visited the state house, the institute
Tor the BLING and the penitentiary.
Ihey were accompanied bv Misses
Ethel Leblanc, Ethel Fisher and
Elolse Dunn, popular members of the
high school faculty.
The baseball season will be formal
ly opened in Plaquemine tomorrow.
when the famous Stanocolas of Baton
Rouge will cross bats with the lum-
bertown aggregation. Both teams
are we'll organized and we'll trained
and spirited and hotly contested
game is expected. A large number
OF fans from this city and vicinity