The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1912-12-05

| 40 OIL Vi bAlO NOiIOAOuS CulOiCS III I'll
way Of sandwiches, cakes and candle
chocolate and coffee were disposed {
and practically all of the pretty need
lie work.
Between $500 to $40 were cleare
which is quite a neat sum for tina
small band of ladies who had the a.
fair in charge.
Some very good attraction hay
been been booked for the Olympi
and will delight the patrons befor
the close OF the year So far thos
that Manager Keyser has presente,
have been unusually good and salts
factory in every regard, and tn
amusement lovers hope that those t,
follow will be equally SO.
A very interesting meeting o.
Lesche was held Monday night wher
besides the eighteen members, Mrs
Harper of WINFIELD and little
Winifred South enjoyed the program
The lesson Was The Piper, the story
of the play by Josephine Preston
Peabody being most cIeverly pre-.
sented by Miss Williamson who made
a very able leader, the special topics,
The Child in modern literature,
Pied Piper, Origin and
history of the play, The Piper-a
character study and the biography of
Josephine Preston Peabody being
given very Interestingly by Mines.
Emma CUNNINGHAM. EaaRRa nhillIse
l1d Miss Marie Breazeale.
Rub-My-Tism viii cure you.
The pretty Deblieux home on
Fourth Street never looked more at
than it did on Wednesday
afternoon when Mrs. e. j. Deblieux
at bridge followed by
! tea to which very large number
IF guests were hidden. The game In
which 20 ladies participated began at
$50 and at the end it was found that
Mrs. Phillips had made the la gest
GORE and Mrs, Watson the second, so
hey were presented handsome prizes
hen the tables were removed to
make room for the other guests who
began to arrive about O'Clock and
or an hour or more the scene was
7ery animated as the handsomely
,arbed ladies moved from parlors
through halls to dining room where
It a handsomely appointed table. Mrs
poured the tea while Misses
Hill, Leyeque, Henry, Prudhomme,
8reazeale. CaSpari and Smith. served
delicious buffet luncheon.
The news of the tragic death of
little Elizabeth Jack of Shreveport
vas learned with keen sorrow in
Natchitoches a short while after 1t
occurred Saturday. Truly in the
midst of life we are In the shadow of
Ieath was never examplified more
erribly than in this instance, as Eliz-
beth was enjoying q frolic with a.
title companion on the back of the
-entle old family horse when she &C.
identity slipped off. striking her head
IN the curbing of the asphalt which
made her unconscious. Her compan.
ON tried to carry her to the pave
nent when her mother happened to
ook out and she rushed to the scene.
ecognized Elizabeth's condition as
erious, hailed passing automobile
nj took her to Sanitarium
Vhers physicians worked heroically
nth her but to no avail, as in a |
hort while she passed into the un-
nown without ever having regained
The little gill was
he idol of not only her family but of
he neighbors and all who knew her,
s she not only was intelligent and
lever far beyond her years, but was
ne of those dear little girls who en-
wins herself aroma ones hearts
trings, having the personality that |
comes with genius and
alent and when 1t does indellbly |
lamps. the owner as one of the rare |
overs that comes to be such a fra
rant blessing.
She was in her Twelfth year, the
ldest child OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. w
ack and here in Natchitoches where
ne often visited, many hearts will
ing be saddened by her untimelg
cath.
Mr. T. f. Raggio vas the host at
stag dinner of ten covers on Thurs
ay evening at I o'clock when every
lbstantial and delicacy of the sea-
IN was served In courses at a han d |
,mely appointed table and for q cou-'
lie of hours mirth and good fellow.
Zip reigned while the menu vas be-
Il discussed by Messrs Pierson. Phil !.
10, RobeFtsliaw, Barlow, Reese, Win
~, .,,c!s, roc.crs kaye ana Bath, !