The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25
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SOCIETY GoSSIP. 80

| - W" U'usC tIlaC tney vii
nave ~, further cause for alarm.
Mr.. Iommie Bcal was in town last wee]
looking very we'll. ' "''
Miss Lily Sheppard now occupies I'll
sitio!i OF assistant at the pOst-Otiice
MISS Lily il one Of the young ladies' VIII
Is not ashamed to work and il lnnch aL
mlred for her industry and iudemndcnce
Miss Emily Tauzin and Miss (;allien i,
onr city. They are stopping with MR.
Su'l'lath on Washington street. whrr
they will Ike pleased to zee their rr;.nIs
MISS Lucy Tucker has been staying
while with her cousin Mrs. Tunnar,l. Mis
L,cS rs a young lady who is liked by III
VINO KNOW her and u great favOrite will
the lady she bas been visiting.
We see that the fashion of taking horx
back rides is being introduced by seyera
married ladies. They should be followed
ny some Of the young ladies, who will b,
doing we'll if they look half as STYLISH a,
the married ones do.
We hear that u pair Of black kid glove,
mas been LETT in the Cathedral. They will
..e found in a conspicuous place near thu
iront door where they were placed 70,
identification. -
The Episcopal ladies continue to yell
ICE cream and are very successful in dis.
posing oft. These ladies are very jealous
III their en,leavors to provide for their
church. and their pastor, and should he en-
couraged in their good work. We hone
that all who wish to buy ice cream, will
give the preference to these ladies ~ thew
litlNnPVA tho ,No frnn0.,o rs III
Miss Sallie Griffin left on Monday to re-
turn to Cloutierville. Miss Sallie's friends
were disappointed in having her leave 10
soon and they expected that she wonl.l
make longer stay. We hope that Miss
Saille will soon pay another visit to her
NatchitOches friends.
Miss Anna TempletOn is again at home
aiter an absence Of several months in
keachi, where she had been attending
school. Miss Anna is delighted to be IN
Natchltoclles again and her friends are all
pleased to see her.
Mrs. Smith was in town in the early
part Of the week, looking wonderfully
well. She seems to be delighted with her
country home, and ut the same time il
delighted to visit our city rs often as DOS.
alble. Unlike most country ladies', Mrs.
Smith il very sOciable. .es -,
The examination exercises of the Mans.
field Female College began on Monday
last.
Work on the Episcopal Church in Mans
neld is progressing rapidly, and will be
the handsomest church in the town when
completed. In Mansfield, AZ we'll as in
Natchitaches, the ladies' are foremost in
all good works. What would become Of
the churches and ministers if it were not
for the ladies
Several young ladies indulged in game
OF crOqnet on the vacant lot on Washing
ton street, few evenings ago and seemed
to enjoy the sport. Afsw years sgo Gro
!aet playing was all the rage in our city,
but now We never hear Of party of that
Kind. The game on Washington street
is the first We have heard of this season.
The childrens festival has never taken
place. 1t was delayed on account Of sick
ness among the lady managers.
Catherine Cole, the distinguished cor
Of the New Orleans Times has
gone to Europe to spend the summer
months. We will miss her letters. but
trust that she will resume writing on her
return from abroad. n
Mr.. G. +. Dranguet and hr. G. B.
Egggleston were quite sick for few days,
but have recovered sufficiently to return
to their business.
Some Of our young ladies wish that the
INDICATOR would have fewer advertise
llents and more stories as they never no.
ice the advertisements. Can anything
DO done to please these young ladies' !
Short hair seems to be the fashion
among some Of the young ladies. That
lyle is very becoming to two OF them.
The Catholic Aid Society intended Civ
ny an ice cream festival on Wednesday.
'ut were disappointed in their arrange
nents. They have postponed it for q
while and is filling . list for several hand |
o.ne prizes which will lie ratified as soon |
" their entertainment takes place.
Two OF our very young ladies' paid Mr..
'rOthro call and sat for their photo
;rapls, a day or SO ago. Were they pleas
d with the result,
The ladies' Of the Catholic Aid Society !
ave made the last payment on their
hurch bell. The ladies' certainly deserve
relit a. the bell was bought and paid for
n less than six months. We hope that
hey will he AZ successful in oil their flu.
ure undertakings.
Bishop LeRay returned to NatchitO-
hes on Tuesday and will remain some
ime with his congregation. While in
|atchitoches he will administer the Sa-
rament Of Confirmation to the children
the parish. The P:shop is looking we'll
nd appears to he in fine spirits.
Mrs. Fanny Blanchard Is in town she
stopping with Mrs. Suddath.
Master Sanlnie Scruggs was quite sick,
uring the week, but seems to he better,
he little ladies need have no cause for
larm as Sammie will soon be well again
nd ready to escort them about.
Marksville claims to have as fine .
hoir at their Catholic Church Us any
Duntry town can boast Of
We see by the Marksville Bulletin that
10 Episcopal Bishop will arrive ut that
'wn in July. Will he pay visit to his
atchitOcher flock
Captain Simms, Of Military fame, has
zen visiting his relations ut St. Maurice.
70 fear that the gallant captain will not
with us long, Us he thinks Of leaving
lr city, for other parts. We hope that
9 will arrange it SO a. foreman in Match
Oches ~ ho does not seem inclined to
ave the town.
Mrs. Gillespie is filing ; list oftwo ,
andson,e little dresses, which abe wishes
raAle. We hope that she will succeed,
, the dresses are beautiful and worth !
skiing the price u . ticket.
The Episcopal Aid Society receives Or
III for plain aud fancy needle work,
hich is well and ~ cheaply done a. any
lat is offered. The Catholic Aid Society
y on hand . lot Of ready made clothes,
hich they are anxious to dispose Of.
hey areof1ered ut very low prices and
~ he sesn by calling on the president.
A number Of gentlemen left town on | r