The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-11-27

| The Cinderellas enjoyed deligh
full evening with Mrs. Chas. DeBlieu
as hostess on Thursday afternoo
when the parlors at the Lecomte wei
the scene of the festivities for tt
Young people, whose skilled finge
followed intruate patterns in en-
broidery and crochet while gal
chattering. A sumptuous turke
feast was served in the dining ROOF
ere the evening waned, and joIl
crowd of young people sauntere
forth for their regular jaunt berol
separating.
Grigsby's Liv-Ver-Lax, tn
liver regulator, "McClunI
Has It."
A fire occurred Tuesday mornin
whereby the home of Mr.. Gilbert Tri
chel on Fourth Street with all of it
contents was entirely destroyed.
Whether sparks from chimney OF
defective fiue was the cause, it is NJ
known but strange to relate, Their,
were men working on the kitchen roo
at the time who did not discover tn,
trouble until the fire was so far under
Roadway that it could not be controlled
In addition to the furniture and cloth
ing great deal of valuable jewelry
family heirlooms of the Misses Vienne
who lived with Mr.. Trichel, was lost.
a four table euchre party followed
by tea was given by Mrs. Macoomb
on Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Mines. Welsh and Peppler OF Shreve-
port when as usual the guests en-
joyed a delightful entertainment
Mrs. McClung won the first prize,
Mrs. Phanor Breazeale the second,
Mrs. J.. &. DeBlieux the BOBBY while
pretty souvenirs of the occasion were
presented the honorees
The arrangement of the beautiful
lowers was artistic In the extreme
md added much to the beauty of the
scene especially in the dining room
where number of guests Joined the
lard PLAYERS at tea ana enjoyed Mrs.
dacoomb's charming hospitality.
A G.eat Building Falls
when its foundation is undermined,
nd if the foundation of health-good
igestIon-is attacked. quick collapse
ollows. On the first signs of indi-
estion, DIR. Kings New Life Pills
houid be taken to tone the stomach
nd regulate liver, kidneys, and bow
Is. Pleasant, easy, safe and only %
entS at Natchitoches Drug Go.
Maud Powell can claim the greatest
dvance sale of tickets and reserved
eats ever made for any attraction in /
as practically the whole
ouse has been sold since the begir-
ing of the week. A big special is
,ming from North Louisiana of which
Ie Homer crowd sl)re has had 50ssats
served. Maud Powell deservedly
INKS as the leading violinist of the
~ and her gracious personality added
her wonderful talent that has been
aimed by the best masters make her
and out in the musical world as one
the most pleasing and attractive in
cry respect. So no one can possibly
ford to miss hearing her in the Normal
auditorium tomorrow night.
A most unique and thoroughly
of the originality of the
)stess was the entertainment given
/ Mrs. NJ. Ii. Carver on Thursday
orning when she entertained at a
limble and gossip party. Roses in
lie greatest profusion and most ar
Sticallv arranged lent their beauty
Id fragrance to the scene while busy
lgers piled needles and when the
gnal was given for the gossip TO
art, each one in turn gave an inter-
ting bit. A ballot was taken for
he most startling piece, when strange
relate it was almost unanimous in
.yor of Mrs. w. 7. Cunningham who
as awarded a handsome book. The
.acious hostess served a delicious
lad course followed by homemade
indies to the 80 ladies who enjoyed
,r charming hospitality.
Tonight
Tonight, If you feel dull and STUPID,
bilious and coilStSpated, take a T
use of Chamberlain's Tablets and
~ will feel all right tomorrow. For
lie by all dealers,
IRIS. n. L. Smith use autumn leaves
Id red berries in one parlor while
ses and chrysanthemums formed
le pretty decorations in the other,
hen she entertained The Embroid-
y Club and number of other guests
/ Monday afternoon. After about
] hours work, slips of paper with
,ncils were handed out on which
ere verses and couplets with words
issing that had to be supplied with
les applying to sewing and after
lite spirited contest between sew
al. the club prizes were awarded to
rs. Harrington and Miss Lily Tuck
I, and the guests to Mrs. r. Potts
i'd Miss Carmen Breazeale and all
ere beautiful handwork of the hos
SIS.
The charming young daughters of
Ie house and Miss Marie OQuin as
sted in serving delicious turkey
ncheon followed by a sweet course