The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
For the INDICATOR,
SOCIETY NOTES.

WIS Muy uOlutI VI Mrs, II. Lien.
fenstiDe and Mrs. II. Bath, died quite
suddenly, on Saturday last, &C the
residences OF Mrs. LichtenstiDe. on
Front street. Mrs. May had been IN
''ah health for seyetal months IRE.
vious 10 ner death, but was consider.
ed better, and her death, was
unexpected. She was Inferred on
sunday morning In the Hebrew
cemetery back NJ town. Her fune
raj was largely attended.
Mrs. q. A. Builard anu little Ethel
returned on Tuesday from New Or.
lean Mr.. Il. b. Walmsley and Son.
Mr.. L. CAspari and Son. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. A. Walnisiey aud Misses Llzzl,
aud Anna Walmsley were also among
he passengers. Several OF the Mardi
Gras visitors returned on MONDAYS
boat. They all report q delightful
| trip.
Mr.. Willie Lschs. Of India, Carroll
Parish, arrived In Natchitoches the
last trip OF the Bell. Mr.. Lachs is
on u visit to bis relatives and friends
after an absence OF several years. He
y stopping with his sister, Mrs Z.
Phillips.
Sermon ut the Cathedral, every
Wednesday night, during Lent, and
Way OF the Cross on Friday.
Prayers at the Methodist church
IN Thursday night. and at Trinity
church on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Lucian Jack aud family have
taken the house at the head OF Wash.
ingtOn street. Mr.. Templeton's fam.
lily takes the house formerly occu.
pied by Mr.. Jack.
Miss Lulu Tunnard offers to teach
any lady TO make flowers OF hair,
silk or zephyr, for very moderate
prices. each one having the privilege
| Of keeping the flowers she has made.
Miss Lulu II trying TO get q number
Ut young ladies to take lessons TO-
gether and We hope she will succeed
a. she deserves to do. We have seer
some Of the flowers made by her and
they are really beautiful and make
handsome ornaments for any parlOr
| Young Pavie Blanchard has been
quite III with the measles. at thu
residence OF his uncle Mr.. Payne, a,
Mulberry Grove, on the opposite
side Of the river. For several DAYS
ne was really III, but Ia now improv
ing. His il the only severe case o
measles w have heard Of, AZ a gen
eral thing, It has been unusually mild
Little Louise CosgrOve is sick q
Erin Villa, with the prevailing com
plaint. Mrs. NJ. ]. Cunningham
baby IL also suffering from the same
. malsdy.
A lazy In Tennessee (who IL q goo'
judge thinks our paper one OF tn
. Oest 10 the State. We return thank
for the compliment and hope that
IL really deserved.
The ladies OF the Catholic Aid So
ciety propose raising u subscription
2 Tor the purpose OF erecting stree
3 lamp near their church, ~ II will b
An improvement to that street, the
hope that no one will refuse the u
J. sisiance they ask.
4 Now Ia the time to begin prepare
. tons for u concert, or an entertain
ment OF some kind. to take plaC
after Easter. Let some lady MAX
?. the move, and she will not want 4
supporters.
, The Charades and Tableaux OF Ia,
e August, were 30 much admired TIT
P. another affair OF the kind would
y enjoyed by all.
- We hear OF several parties to
j. given after Lent, but 90 far, ha,
not heard OF any weddings.
, Mrs. NJ. II. Carver was In tow
D. during the week and 10 delighte
:. with the prospects Of the orchard
Y. and gardens. Mrs. Carver is one
AZ the most industrious lady iarme
!. about here. and could not be induc'
~ to give up her country home.
lie The Catholic Aid Society will me
at Mrs. Lecomte's on Sunday ne,
Immediately after High Mass.
&c full attendance IL requested and
ge there IL very little money remsini
n. In their treasury, the members q
expected to attend the meeting p
ke pared to pay all indebtedness. 7
a. Secretary will notify each meml
In. OF the amount due by her.