The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-05
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SOCIETY NOTES.

lWO PERFORMANCES 10 our town some
time ago and afforded great smuse.
ment. 70 all who we're present. Az :,
We do not consider ourself com peteut
10 Judge VI their excellence We leave
oil comments 10 the editor.
Quite large party left on the Bell
on the ?2nd, 70 witness the Grand
Mardi Grss display. They are ex.
pected back on the next trip Of the
boat.
The marriage Of Mr.. John Shep.
pasd and Mise Constance Tsu1in.
which took plAce at the residences OF
Nrs. n. Tausin WAs largely attended
ny people from town. 0H. George
Ktle and Mise Lily Sheppard, NJ.
Willie Sheppard and Aiss Camille
Deblieux. Nr. Joe Perot and Miss
Ada Payne were the attendants.
Father Dicharry O(1cjsted. Tue
bride Wss handsomely sttired In 4
white ALPACA trimmed with satin and
cords and tsssele and was certainly
~ beautiful bride ~ wa ever seen. |
The bridesmaids we're becOmiDgly
dressed and the groom and bis Ut.
tendants we're hsndsOmer than ever,
Misc Ada Jack left last week, 70
enter the school at Athens, Ala.
4iss ZeiIle Russell and Miss Ada
Payne have been quite sick with the |
measles. Mr.. Joe COsRrOve 10 also . |
victim.
Mrs. Mathew Hertzog fell from her |
gallery some days ago and came very
near being seriously Injured. She
was quite sick for several hours and
her family and friends were much
alarmed. We ore glad 70 learn that
che 10 entirely recovered.
Nj. Clement Per0t y quito III, With
pneumoois, st his residencs near
Csmpte.
N,ss Lily Bossier died last Satur.
day. after . long and painful illness.
Her death vas unexpected - che
had been better fOr several days aud
wss considered out Of danger. Her
funeral took place on Sunday.
4rs. Evariste Busrd vas on the
street dsv or 90 ago, and seems en-.
tirely recovered. She had been click
aud cOpnued TO the house for four
months. Her friends are oil pleased
to hear OF her recovery.
The Fay Templeton troupe 70 IN
Shreveport. Will they honor 10 With
| Q visit =?
Miss Ssllie Grimm. from Cloutier.
VILE. wss In town during the week.
She 10 spending S0me time at NJ.
Carver's, and che and Mies Eva came
up for the ball.
Miss 9. Turner returned on Tues.
day from Chicago, where che had
been spending some mOOthO With her
niece. Miss Turner 10 Q great favor.
Ito with Ill who know her snd che %
gladly welcomed home.
We must beg pardon OF the young
ladies for the article 10 our last about
laughing and talking In church; Il
Vas not meant fox them ut oil, but
Tor some Of the fsst young men VIC
} ore In the habit OF attending church
and very often forget themselves, %
/, isr, - TO behave 10 y very unge1tls
J manly manner. OF tho behavior o.
tho young ladies We have not . wore
D to say. a. they are generally t0t
much occupied 10 comparing tn
looks OF tho other ladies. % thei
4 OVID, TO think OF laughing.
Several couples were walking OF
i the opposite side OF tho river lse
. Sunday afternoon. but they we're al
a old i0lks-thst % they were married
II Mrs. J. b. Bin has had severa
q children sick With the measles, bu
q they are oil better.
Il Service 1t the Cathedral and a
). Trinity church on Ash Wednesday
Quite large number were presen
at the Cathedral. The ceremony q
, distributing ashes vas performed b
" Father Dicharry who also pfeache
E. q French sermon.
{. Lent has Get 10 10 earnest, and ho
"a dull everything will be for the mel
=, forty dsye.
Of The brown curl which vas Lost an
or found on Washington street hs
lie never been called for. The youn
a. man IL waiting patiently,
When are We to expect visit IrO
u Bishop LeRay ! We hear that be vi
he be here for the ceremonies OF Ho
Week.
The two Misses 0euoe has bee
.. quite eick with tho measles, but Q
OF much better.
m No moro music by tho String Bal
:. until leader Tausin returns fro
:" xardi 0rss.
re Picnic season begins after l.er
ve How We do wish Tor the time
ve come. :.
-" W. We return many thanks to q
'us young lady 10 New Orleans, for q
paper c0ntainiug 30 account OF {
n. procession OF the Knights Of Iom'
=, We will expect one With the Mar
w. Gras proceedings,
.ch Mardi 0ras passed OF quietly
Of our city. We celebrated It the nig
"a before.
re- The Military Hop took place
Nc' the 18th and passed on very please
Ter. ". The young gentlemen loot
IN, we'll II their uniforms and spared
~ paine to entertain their guests. O.
'uc' Sims. Lieut.. Chapman and Nj.
to q. Carver, IT,, were the manage
ead Nj. u. 2, Breaseale and NJ. Go
loo we're the committee 20 receive
'"' guests and veil did they do tho b.
orc. The hall was decorated 10 %
-, tary style and we'll lighted.
seV. ladies ell looked we'll and seemed
for enjoy the dancing very much |;
Kan. least, We think they did, 40 they
, =, manned till four O'Clock. OF tho d
J " Ne are not capable Of judging. bul
no. please the boys, We will Say It 7
city splendid. 1t 10 to be hoped that
hlet company will not disband until {
MI. give another Hop, s
re-" =. = >. :. 80 q
ave 4 Lively serinHss''
the The usual plscidltv Of our Sun