The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-29
For the VixDICAroR.
SOCIETY NOTES.

Several OF our young friends ben,
on making tine APPEARANCE ut the
ball, met u few nights ago at the res.
ideUce OF one VI the best dancers IN
town and pracliced all the round
dances, till quite Is late tour. These
ladies and gentlemen know VIVA,
pleasure il and are determined tC
nave u nice time while they can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Henry returned
a day or two ago, from ClOutielville,
where they had been on u visit Il
their daughter Mrs. Chopin, iwho hal
been very i'll. W. are glad to heal
VI the I. covery OF taat Lady and off.l
our cungrxtu.A ions.
AIR. Homer King and Miss Anna
rempletOn lett On Wednesday for
keachi, where they will attend
school. Our good wishes Tor their
future success.
The Catholic ladies realized the
sum OF s63 w, Ut their entertainment
III the 18th. Scarcely enough to
complete the payment on the bell.
Mr.. Lsmbre Pru1homme aud lady
were IN Town during the week anu
attended the bali. Mrs. Flauner and
Mrs. Louis Sers were also Ia town.
Mrs. Gillespie wishes to inform the
leaders OF the Juvenile Aid Society,
which existed u few years ago. Of the
disposition made by her Of tue money
and other things left In her posses.
ion. The money was used In making
u large c Ike, which was sold 1T the
Oyster Supper on the 1871 aud the
fancy articles were sold ut the same
entertainment. She hopes that tue
little girls will Do satisfied with the
disposition made OF their property.
There was u wedding In Campte on
last Monday. Mr.. Robert PerOt and
Miss Lena Perot were the happy
couple. The wedding was we'll At
tended and the bride received some
very handsome presents. Our con
CALCULATIONS aud cool wishes to the
young couple.
W. mad the pleasure Of meeting
MIR. Willie Tharp, one OF Natchito
ches' sons. who IL In town, after an
absence OF several years. He IL q
brother OF Mrs. Albert Cunningham
aud has been living nSt. Louis since
he lett his old home.
Mr.. Ernest Hertzog has been
taken as u partner into the firm fol
which he canvasscd for several years
We are glad to hear OF Ernest's
promotion and wish him success In
his undertaking.
The Hebrew ball came of on the
10Th AMI was certainly the most bril-
llaut affair Of the season. The hal
was beautifully decorated and bril-
ijantly Illuminated. The room wal
crowded and the supper was thu
most elegant ever spread In oul
town. The Mrs. Phillips, Kahn and
Levy deserve great credit for Their
excellent management. The ladies
We're all becomingly sttired and thu
costumes OF some we're very hand
| some. Among tie dancers We no
ticed several little girls who seemed
to enjoy themselves immensely. TIL
overture was played by the Strin(
Band and they also treated the com
psuy to several round dances, which
Were much epjhyed.
Miss Amelia Sompayrac and Mis-
Ada Payne were Ia town aud were q
the ball.
We nope that the idea Of givinl
some entertainment for the benet1
Of the Military Company has no
been given up. We ought certainl
TO have q concert and charades be
fore Lent begins and hope that tn
young gentlemen will not delay call
ing on the ladies and are Statistic
that they will find enough to get U
a nice entertainments. Let us hea
something Of 1t.
The Hebrew ladies ratified hand
some silver pitcher and an elegau
neugat on Thursday and the prize
were drawn by the following persons
Pitcher-D. 9. Scarborough; NeuRa
MIR. Beverly Tucker