The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-24
For THE VryD1cAToR.
SOCIETY GOSSIP.

Coast.
Miss Corinnc Pcrot, from Camptc, was
in town during the week. She was ac-
cOmpanird by her brother Mr. S. B. Pemt
ard was the guest Of Mrs Fanny Giles.
pie, on Washington street.
Miss Matildc Prndhomme was in town
last Sunday, with her brother Mr.. Louis
Prudhommc and returned home the same
day.
Mr.. Ben. Prudhommc from near Campte
was on :. visit TO our town, in the early
part Of the week.
Will not some some musician take steps
to organize Il musical club for the coming
winter. We know several who are in f.
vor of such an organization, but no one is
willing to make the move.
A church is no place for ::lsagreeable
children, and some people can never I'M
derstand that fact.
Mrs Noyrite Prudllomme, from Cote
Joycuse, is spending some time in our
town, with her sister Mrs. J. II. Hill,
Mrs. Prndhommeis looking well and we
'"Po l" oiJoS NY heI 'lSiu.
Mrs. Deserie LATTER is in town on Wis
it to Mrs. Leopold Caspari. This is Mrs.
Lattlcr's first visit to our town in months,
and it promises TO be quite u lengthy one.
We hope that she will enjoy meeting her
friends, as we are satisfied that it is /,
great pleasure to them.
The Spring and Summer have passed
without a picnic. Why not take advan-
tage Of the cool days and have one before
the Winter season sets in.
Miss Harriet Messi and Miss Minnie
Tauzin, were III town on Sunday.
Although last Sunday afternoon was
delightful for riding, but few buggies
were out and the Iron Spring which has
been the favorite resort for several weeks
was almost deserted "
Mr.. Silas Ponder was in town during
the week, looking unusually well.
Miss BERTHE Fields, of Mansfield, arrived
in town on Wednesday morning, and is
stopping with Miss Della Dranghon, at the
residence Of Mr.. w. II. Barbee, on st.
Denis street.
Misses Lizzie and Amy Metoyer were il,
town during the week. Miss Amelinc
Gaienn;e was also in town. They were
with Miss Ameline Metoyer, on jefferson
street.
Messrs Ben. and Frank Mctoyer, spent
a short while in town, during the week.
Miss Camille Deblieux, from near
Grand Ecore, is visiting Mrs. Marcelin
Tauzin and Mrs. John Shepherd on the
opposite side of the river. She was il,
town several times during the week.
Judge l.. j. Watkins, of Couslatta, is
attending court in our city.
Mr.. Aleck Cloutier, from Cote Joyeouse,
and Mr.. J. L. Henry from Baxter Place.
were in town during the week.
Mrs. P. A. Buarl is visiting friends
near Campte.
We were sorry to hear THAT Mrs. C. C.
Chaplin, had been quite sick for several
days and hope that she has entirely re-
covered. -l.
Young ladies who wish to indulge in
round dancing, should were their skirts
little longer.
We hear that there will be a "Spellins
Bee, /" early in October, 1t will be some
thing new in our town, and we expect,
will be very amusing.
Dida certain young gentleman sue
ceed in tinding-a pair OF white gloves
We suppose that he did, lis the day has
been appointed. =.
Miss Nellie Mcdaniel was in town dn-
ring the week with Miss Ada Payne, with
whom she is spending some time ut Null
berry Grove. Miss Nellie was formerly Il
resident of our town, but for the last few
years she has been living near Shreveport.
We wish her pleasant visit to her old
friends.
Mr.. Frank Carver was in town OH
Wednesday evening, and seemed to have
had delightful time.
The little girl who waltzed SO nicely on
Wednesday night was much envied by
the little ladies Of her age.
Misses Clotille and Katy Cleveland are
visiting friends in. town. 49,
Why not have dance every Wednes.
day night. The one on the 2lst seemed
to be so much enjoyed that we are certain
all the dancers will be willing to do what
they can toward having these weekly
meetings.
Mrs. Angela Caspari and her sister
Miss Eliza Piaisance left during the week,
for Shreveport, where they will remain.
Miss Eliza will attend school near Shreye.
port. We trust that their hopes will al
be realized and that they will never re.
greet leaving their old home.
Who is the lady who introduced herself
to . gentleman from the country, on
Wednesday night
Why not form q dancing club and give
party every week' Let each member
contribute small sum and they vii
soon have enough to defray the expenses
We had the pleasure Of having q it'll,
chat with Miss Virginia Noise, few
evenings ago and were quite charmed
with tho little lady. She is lovely lit
tie girl and is quite q belle among TIN
town children.
+ Miss Dnggie Pipes, in behalf Of til,
Ladies' Association" presented hand
some banner to the mechanics Hool
land Ladder 20. No. |, at Lacoste's Hal
Ton Wednesday last. Dr. Z. T. Gallier
received the banner and replied to Mis-,
lDuggie's address in charming manner
The banner was then handed to Mr.. Ger
Iyais Trichel who was chosen STANDARD
bearer. Miss Duggie was escorted to til,
stage BY Misses Marie Gouaux, Matte
IWalmsley, Bertha Kahn and May Pierson
-four lovely little girls, who excited man,
complimentary : emarks by their appear
ance. Now that Mechanics Hook & lad
der have banner, who will pay the same
compliment to the Perseverance, Fire c..
The evening whichwss opened 90 pleas
sntly on Wednesday might BY the presen
tation Of the banner, closed with . dane,
which was much enjoyed BY III who tool
part. A great many finding it too warn
Tor tiancing remained seated and appeared
much srnused by watching others.