The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16
For the VIND1CAToR.
SOCIETY NOTES. ..

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and games the evening passed off
pleasantly and was enjoyed by all
who were present.
Little Miss Bertha Kahn vas among
the new cases OF measles during the
past week, but We are pleased to
learn that she is improving and will
90 we'll enough to take part In Mon.
davis entertainment.
Miss Mathilde Prudhomme was 10
town last Sunday, looking remark.
ably we'll. She returned home the
same day, but We suppose will be in
for Easter.
Master Benny Lichtenstiue return.
ed on Tuesday from New Orleans,
where he has been attending school
for several months. Benny has the
style OF a city gentleman and Is much
improved since he left home.
70 Miss Lie Metoyer has been In
town for several days, stopping with
Miss Amelie Metoyer. Miss Clarisse
PIudhomme is also spending some
time Ia our city; she Ia stopping with
Mrs. Emile Sompayrac. Both ladies
are looking we'll and seem TO be en-.
joying their visit.
Miss Fanny Wolfson arrived In
town during the week and we heard
that she is looking remarkably we'll,
She is stopping with Mrs. Henry
Levy
Concert tickets for sale at NJ. q.
Wilkinson's drug store.
Mr.. Lucian Jack and family are on
a visit to Farmesville, La.
Mrs. George Walmsley Is spending
few days Ia our city. She Is look.
ing as we'll as ever and Ia always
favorite with all who know her. She
is at Mrs. G. L. Walmsley's on Wash
iDgt0n street.
MIR. and Mrs. Nathan Myer left on
Tuesday last for St. Louis, where
they expect to spend some time. Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Hirsh left on the
same day to visit friends 10 Shreve.
port. We wish them all pleasant
time.
We see by the Marksville Bulletin
that Mr. German ia now In a rapid
state OF recovery. We feel assured
that his friends will be pleased to
learn this, as 1t was first thought
that he would never recover.
Programmes for the concert and
tableaux are out. Let the attend.
ance on Monday be as large as the
ladies' wish 1t to be.
No brass band, no string band, 10
military company and no more talk
OF q FIRE company. What has become
OF all our young men? Let us hear
something from them.
Last Sunday was lonely day, and
crowds OF people. old and young,
turned out In the afternoon to walk
AID ride. We noticed several cou.
pies In buggies and the pr0menaders
were iDnumerable.
A large collection OF novels at the
Post Office. Mr. E. L. Sheppard ia
the agent and will always keep sup
ply on hand. Do not send of for
your reading matter, patronize home
institutions and buy from Eddie.
Go to the concert on Monday, II
you want to hear good music.
The Catholic Aid Society received
q chandelier for their church which
will be hung in time for Easter. II
Is the intention OF the ladies to pur.
chase several more, but will go abou,
It g gradually, as they wish to be slow
but sure in all their movements.
Service at the Episcopal church last
Wednesday and Friday.
DR.. Butler and Miss Jennie are
spending some time In New Orleans.
Mrs. E. Sompayrac and her little
son left last Tuesday on visit te
New Orleans.
The young people Of Alexandria arr
to give q ''Cantata Of Months and
Seasons" for the beuefit Of the Epis'
copal church OF that city. Let oul
young people give some kind OF en-
tertainment for some charitable pur
pose, The old grave yard, for in
stance, ia greatly 10 need OF attention
and the young ladies and gentlemen
of all denominations ought to get to
gether, and see what they can do.
The Episcopalians at Mansfield ar
irving to build q church without call
ing on the public generally for help
we wish them success In their under
taking.
The Catholic church was hastily ar
ranged for the ceremonies OF aol!
Thursday and reflect great credit Of
the ladies, in charge. We are toll
that Mrs. L. Greneaux, Misses Anne
lie and Alice Lsplace, Misses Cortn
Simmons and josephine Deblieux ar
the ladies to whom the praise shout
be given, :, f.
Tue flower gardens are In thei
! prime, aud the ladies VINO appear t
vie with one another In caring 10
their flowers may we'll be proud Q
their work. Mrs. P. A. Morse, Mr.
Campbell and Mrs. G. L. Walmsle
have the finest gardens on Washing
ton street Mrs. ]. G. Trichel has
very fine collection OF flowers an
the garden at Mrs. g. O. Ohsplin's
also much admired.
The ladies have succeeded 10 gel
] ting q piano for the, concert; the
will use the ore at the Rish0p's, an
We hear that 1t is very good one.
We have heard something Of q b.
8 to take place next month IN Gov
b shatta. VIII our city be represen
ed !?
Take al the children on Monda
night and let them see their lit
Q friends In the tableaux.
j. The Catholic Aid Society had
!, street lamp put up on the corner ne.
= their church. The society Is Away
! doing some good work. and beln
: the largest 10 town, they are enable
9 to do more than any others. But Y
. must say that the other societies r
ally do wonders, The Methodist A
y Society do q large amount OF SEWN
and fancy work and the proceeds
which are for the church and NIL
J. inster. The Episcopalians and Ba
I lists are few In number, but are new
backward 10 doing tneir duty.
}, When q young gentleman escorts
J. lady from church on q moon llg|
!. night, let them both be sure tn
there are no paeserD by when tn