The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-16

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Beatrice, Nellie and Ora Hays for sew
eral days. She was the representative
chosen from her school for the par
ish float in the Armistice Day pa
rade.
Out -oi-town visitors to the Capers-
Hightower nuptials were Mr. and Mrs.
R. l.. Curran of New Orleans, Judge
and Mrs. w. c. Barnette and sons.
Leslie and Nelson, Mrs. DIN Oden Of
Shreveport, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen High
tower Of Homer, Mr.. Robt. Allen of
Homer and Miss Mary Galloway OF
! RuSton.
Mrs. Blanton Theus was hostess to
the Les Amies club Tuesday after
noon. In the game of bridge, Mrs.
, Armour White received the prize, a
handsome bottle of perfume. An
elaborate plate luncheon was served
consisting Of salad, olives, crackers,
coffee and cake.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cook were very
much pleased to have as their guests
.Armistice Day, Mr.. Cooks aunt, Miss
Minnie Cook OF Ringgold, who former
" attended school here While here
she enjoyed very much meeting a
number OF her former schoolmateS
and acquaintance. This being her
! first visit to Arcadia in several years
she was very much surprised to note
the great progress and growth OF the
town since her last visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook also had as guests on
.Armistice Day, Mr.. and Mrs. l.: B.
Cook and children, Lucille and Phillip,
Master Leon Page mad Mrs. e. o.
Thomas.
The many friends here OF Miss
Alys Bond, the popular home eco
Monies teacher, extend heartfelt SYM
patty to her in her recent irreparable
sorrow, in the death of her father
Mr.. w. F. Bond OF Ruston, who passed
away on Friday morning at the home
of his son in Monroe, after lmger-
ing illness. Mr.. Bond had lived i'll
Ruston for many years and was a
. prominent citizen i'll his community, IN
dispensable to his home and family
His remains we're conveyed to Rus
ton ad inferred at the cemetery al
that place, after funeral services
which were largely attended. he l:
survived by one son, Mr.. Jim Bond ant
! two daughters, Mrs. Randall Walker o
New Orleans, and Miss Alys Bond o
| Arcadia.
I Miss Luda Reynolds entertained a
Hearts on Wednesday evening II
= compliment to Miss Eula Maud
is Capers, bride of the week. The at
n, tractive rooms were made gay wit
k red and yellow balloons. The guest
we're also guided by them in searching
for their tally cards and places a
!, the card tables. In the lively gam
u. II OF Hearts Miss Ezelle Thomas score
- highest and was awarded dainty lit
ID tie vanity. The honor guest receive
~ pair of silk hose. Fruit a la mode
with lady fingers, was served to twent
Of guests. The honor table, at whlc
III were served Miss Capers and. M
I'd Reginald Hightower and Miss Lenol
s. Capers and Mr.. Robert Allen, mel
softly shaded candies:
LOST
Ladies gold wrist watch, Lin
81 chain, Saturday morning on road bt
H. tween Dienville and Arcadia. Prot
u ably dropped from car after pasSlrl
} S mile board from Arcadia. by Mi:
air. MYRTLE Houck. If found, please RI
~ turn to her at Bienville or J. +
,st Houck, Gibsland, and receive rewar
on QD.
no A marriage of much interest to the
friends, but very quietly celebrate
~ occurred at 700 o'clock, Saturd;
f. evening November 18th, at the hon
a .v of Mr.. and Mrs.>T. W. Harris, wht
a. their daughter, Miss Carrie Harr
a. was married to Mr.. Robert Sterlil
of Shreveport, the Rev. Henry offcla
nd ing. The bride wore dark BIZ
IRE tailored suit, with accessories to ha
iss monte. They left on the 7:4s ira
ort for Shreveport, where they will maj
H. their home until the first OF the We:
when they will move to Alexandr
The groom's brother, Mr.. f. A. SteI
7. ing, of Alexandria, was present, a.
dia a few close friends witnessed the II
lac pressive ceremony. Miss Harris h
to been connected with the Cumberla
ex- Telephone office at this place for SC
eral years, and by her pleasing d
position and admirable character W
at many friends, who regret very m1
m to have her leave Arcadia. The f
lc- tunate groom has very responsl|
18th position in the telephone manageme
lire at Shreveport. Congratulations a
IL. best wishes are extended the hap
young couple.
as Caper..Hightower
She A wedding of much interest to
her large circle of friends, and of unus
mas beauty and attractiveness, was &c
90 brated last Thursday evening at =
o'clock at the home OF Mr.. and NJ
Carl Golf, when Miss Eula Ma,
last Capers and Mr.. Reginald HightoV
M. were united in matrimony, Rev. Hel
,ct- being the celebrant.
ice The lower rooms of the spacl'
was home were thrown en- suite and cite
lad lively decorated with Southern smll
exquisite cut flowers and ferns
lighted tapers. An improvised altar
n , the glistening green vines, beaut
IN baskets of white, yellow and laven
1,' :" chrysanthemums were arranged
Nv ~ beneath the exquisitely decorated st;
.e az, way. An elaborate prenuptlan {
,e"s cert was given after the guests "