The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-31
PERSONAL.

Mrs. MarieJ. Williams Of New Orleans
is receiving cordial welcome from heI
many friends and admirers here, having
arrived Saturday night,
Miss Alice Borden of Monroe, was the
guest of Miss Edna Allison, the begin
ming of the week,
Dr. i. Terrett arrived from New Or
leans last week ana will make Natohito-
ches his home.
Mrs. Ashton Terrett, of Lake End, &C
cOmpanied by her mother is the guest of
her m"ther-in-law, Mrs. P, Crane.
After visit of some length to Miss
! CO"kerham, Miss Armstrong left on Fri
day for Eer home in western Texas,
Mrs. Evans, Of Onelousas, and Miss
Jordan of Robrline. aT3 the Commence
ment guests Of Major and Mrs. HollIrgs-
worth.
Miss Lizzie WalmsIry left during the
week for the mountains Of Tcnnisee,
where she will spend the sumner months
with relatives.
| Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith of Shreveport. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. AL. Katie
Mr.. and Mrs. Achille Bauer and son,
of Alexandria, were the guests of Mr..
Among the NatchItochians, who have
been teaching school throughout differ
ent portions of tho State and returned
ID time for Commencement, are Misses
Mamie Smith May Breazeale, Cora Hill.
Lena and lisa H0lston, Regime Rusca, and
Messrs. Abe Bath, Willie Smith, Sam
Kearney, John RnecI.
Miss Lucy Parsons and Nj. Ben JOhn-
10 Iia1I II Il
~ town this week
Mrs. Alvan R a of Baton Rouge, came
up to Witness the IRA luatiOn of her
daughter, Miss Elaine, who is one of
the brightest of the Normal graduates
Mr.. and Mrs. James Genius. and Mrs
J. Hvams and Miss Alma Hvams, Of
Campte, are visitors hero this week.
Mr.. Henry Williams and daughter, are
taking i'll Commencement week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Jackson and children,
of D0ylIne, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Porter.
Miss Mathlde GreneauX has returned
home after visit to the southern part
of the State.
Bishop Durier administered confirma-
ton to large class in Alexandria last
week
NJ. w. w. Breazeale spent Saturday
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Chanlin attended
the closing exercises of Miss May Brea-
zeale's school at Bermuda, Saturday.
Miss Raphiel of Campte, is the guest
of the Misses Nelken.
Misses Amelie Cloutier, Cecilia Pru-
Joseph Cloutier, are spending the week
in town.
Mr.. A. CIOutler, of Bermuda, Is en-
iOying Commencement week with his |
daughter, Mrs. L. PrudhOmme.
Mr.. Simeon Simon of Alexandria, was
q recent visitor home
Miss Smith of Shreveport, is the at
tractive guest of Misses Emeline and Eu-
IaIie PrudhOmme.
MIR. John PrudhOmne, of Texarkana.
spent few days at home last week.
MFR. Jacob Levy is visiting his son
Mr.. Coleman Levy in Rapides.
DIR. Clarence PiersOn, of New IBERIA
spent last week at home.
Mr.. Willie Fuqua of Central Ameri-
ca, arrived Sunday night on a short
visit to his wife who is visiting her
mother.
Mr.. Ii. NJ. Hyams and daughters left
on Friday for Louisville, to attend the
reunion, and visit other points of in
terest in the famous State of XIV.
After a pleasant visit to Washington,
D. O., Chattanooga, Tenn, and New
turned home.
DR.. Richardson, a prominent
citizen of Madison, is a visitor to
own this week.
Messrs. C. A. Presley, J. Davis,
DR.. j. A. Keator, I. Cloutier,
were among the many visitors in
town this week.
DIR. Wells, dean of Christ
Church of New Orleans, and Dr..
of Shreveport, assisted at
the reopening of the Episcopal
Church on Sunday.
His excellency, Gov. Heard, ar
rived on Tuesday night, and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell.
DR.. Chas. Cilassaignac of New
Orleans, the Commencement ora
tor, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. e. Caldwell.
The Committee sent from the
House and Senate arrived Tuesday
night and spent Wednesday in
Natchitoches, leaving on the even
Ing's train for Ruston, to visit the
Industrial Institute. 1t is COM
posed of Senators 1. Barrett, Du-
cote, Lewis, and Representative
Duprec, Bullion.