The Bienville Democrat., 1922-02-09

arrived last week and are residin,
Ing IN te Dalton house until such time
as they can take possession of the Ar
cadia hotel which they purchased
Dr. Blume is a scion Of pioneer north
| Louisiana family, which was well and
1avorably known in Bienville Parish
anu mas a large connection in this
part Of the country. Such people are
welcomed in Arcadia.
Miss Mildred Mobley stopped off on
tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Percy
oio"h' en- route TO her home in Con-
sat'a from New York City, where she
completed post graduate course at
Columbia University. Miss MobIev has
number of friends in Arcadia where
she was at one time a member Of tbo
SCHOOL faculty, teoching Home Eco
lomlcs She also served as Parish
demonstration agent, in this Parish
therefore her visit is not amon,
strangers. "'A'0''s
, Last Friday evening Mrs Jos, An
ureWs entertained at a yerv delightful
ana unique six o'clock dinner, comnli.
lnentary TO her husband on the anniyer.
sary OF his birthday. It was an on
tlre surprise to Mr.. Andrews As dnr
Ing the preparation for this charming
event he was "sent off" to his moth.
ers Tor lunch and even the small sons
dld not give the secret away. Pink
q, carnations and ferns and purple vic.
lets sustained the color scheme Of
pink, purple and green in the dining
room IN the living room and sun parlor
red carnations were effectively used
oh the enter Of the snowy damask COW
cred table was a center piece bordr.
dered with kewpies. The place cards
pore hand painted violets, and the fo.
vors were character Kewpies. A de
llclus menu was served as follows
oyster solp,turkey, oyster dressing,
rice gravy, green peas, and ccreamed
potatoes, hot biscuits, olives, pickles
1rult salad, coffee, and cheese balls
After the last course the little sons
OF the hostess, J. G. and Lynn brought
IN the beautiful birthday cake, with its
ilghted candles. Beneat the cake
were ribbons, one for each guest, when
the ribbon was drawn it disclosed a |
card with baby picture of the honoree |
ana on the reverse side was an origi- |
nal verse limerick, wich humorously
lntlmated characteristics of the guest,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Balm
Felt, Mr.. Elgin Hlghtower and Miss En-
mine Allen, Mr.. Lamar Ozley, Miss
Annie Lesba GlOer, DR.. and Mrs. W.
L. Atkins, Mr.. Lamar Taylor and Miss
Flora Glen Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. An
lrews. O
Mrs. D. E. Brown, district chairman
)f forestry, OF L. F. W. c., which works I
hand in hand with the state depart
nent of conservation, desires to ex-
press appreciation for the hearty CO.
'peration promised by Mayor Barnett.
Ind the Town Council, and to Princi-
pal Wagner, and the school, who will
10 everything possible to promote the
interest, further the plans for Arbor
, y. The city fathers newer do
hings by halves and with their en-.
We feel that the success
Il the plan is assured. Mayor Barnett
las promised to issue a proclamation
or February 22nd, to be universally
bserved by the citizns Of Arcadia for
'lanting trees, shrubs and generally
'eautifying their premises and public
'laces wherever needed in town,
dr. Wagnef, is behind the movement,
Fholehearted, and with the help of the
chool boys and girls will plant a long
inc OF trees. The Baptist W M. s.,
re also in thorough sympathy with
be idea and desire to observe Wash
ngton's Birthday as an appropriate
or tree planting. What could be
lOre patriotic TAIN to make an effort
beautify and make comfortable one
title spot Of this great country of ours.
here will be a suitable program rem
cred in the afternoon at the School
uilding Committees will be appoint
d to see after the tree planting in th
ifferent parts Of town. Let everyone
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