The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-10-09

the holiday, Yom Kippur
The regular term reception for tn
new students and faculty of the Nor
NAL was held in the dining hall, FIR!
day night when the dancing of tn
Virginia Reel in colonial costume wa
one of the features of the evening.
Full dress collars in Semmelman'
new line.
The train and therefore necessaril.
the mail service have been Throughout
disorganized for the past ten days O.
more, to the great inconvenience of the
public in general, but the business PEG
pie IN particular.
Services will be help tomorrow even
ing at p. m. and Saturday morning a
10 a. M, to commemorate the Day Of
Atonement. The public is invited tt
be present to enjoy the beautiful ritua
which is well conducted by DR.. Helm
berg assisted by good choir.
The meeting of the School Board at
tracted unusual interest this quarter
owing to the election of a superintend-
ent to succeed Mr.. Bath resigned.
Candidates and their friends made
quite a crowd around the Court House
on Monday in addition to those who
had business before the Police Jury.
See the Picadilly, the latest in full
dress shirt at Semmelman's
The rain is about over and the indi-
cations are that fair weather will pre-
vail and cotton picking is being pushed
While there is no doubt some damage
was done, it will not begin to measure
up to the amount the caterpillars and
weevils could have accomplished in the
the same.
The Cinderellas held their initial
on Monday afternoon when
Miss Carmen Breazeale entertained
aud nimble fingers We'd with each other
in intricate embroidery and crotchet
stitches, while. brilliant discussion of
current events made the hours pass
very pleasantly for these congenial
young people who anticipate a pleas
ant club year
New line Arrow collars, in quarter
'izes and the new styles at Semme.-
mans.
At the special meeting held by tie
Commissioners for the purpose on
Wednesday night, the contract for the
paving of Second, Bossier, Amulet, ST. |
Denis, Touline, Raglan; Third, and
Church streets was awarded the Louis |
ana Petrolithic Construction Company,
hat was required to give bond in the
um of eight thousand dollars for a
aithful performance of the contract to
,e completed before June 1st 1914 and
lso bond of fifteen hundred dollars
S a guarantee to main tain the paving
or three years.
Mrs. w. T. ClnEingham's pretty
lome on Washington Street was taste
ully decorated with handsome ferns
nd graceful vines on Tuesday after
loon when she entertained The Book
Tub and a great number of other
,uests. The first contest was the COM
'letion of couplets by inserting the
James of popular books, at which Mrs.
Harper won the club prize and Mrs.
Iacoomb the guests, and in the sec
nd the DOMINIC of masks and merg-
ng of ones personality into that of diff
erent nationalities, professions and
rades and making the wants known
furnished unbounded mirth and laugh
err. Mines Winstead and R. Potts
,ere the prize winners In this contest,
fter which a delicious two course
1ncheon was served.
Plain and white pleated shirts at
emmelman's.
Twenty members attended, the first
Meeting of the Lesche for the session
f 19l3-1914, held at the club rooms on
Ionday night when after the reading
f the minutes of the last meeting the
eports of the chairman of the different
ommittees were given and then the
lection of officers for the year was
ED.
Mrs. McVoy was elected President
Miss Varnado, Vice-President
Miss Phillips, Recording Secretary
Mrs. Porter, Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Hopper, Treasurer
Miss Carmen Breazeale, Librarian.
Messrs. Cockerham and Williams ar
wed after the conclusion of the bust
ess and conferred with the Club con-
erning the Rest Room for which the
'olice Jury had made an appropriation
nd after hearing the report of the
hartman of the Lesche, both gentle
len made informal talks and gave
ONE practical suggestions to the ladies'
Tho were most appreciative of the
earty good will and cooperation given
hem by the parish solons which will
hereby enable them to carry out their
ing desire wish, the establishment of a
est Room for the country people.
New line famous Cloaks, Peabody
nirts 81 and 1.50 at Semmelman's.