The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-10-02

the home of Miss ClothiIde Prud
homme on Tuesday afternoon and or
ganiZed club from which they eX.
pect to derive mach pleasure this
winter. The Clnderellas as they have
dubbed themselves are planning to
do fancy work at their weekly meet
ings, the interchange of ideas giving
them a wide range in the finer needle
work, and while their fair fingers are
busy, either good book. play or poem
will be read and discussed.
The membership includes about ten
fair damsels who will eagerly look
forward to their Thursday afternoon
meetings.
You will wonder at the Millinery
Display at DeBlieux's. All the newest
styles exhibited and weekly shipments
received, thus assuring you the newest
creations.
The splendid paved streets from the
depot all the way up Jefferson through
Front and Washington to the extreme
end of town on the North could be
doubly appreciated during the contin-
uous bad weather of the past ten days,
when ordinarily the mud would have
made them impossible, whereas auto
mobiles have been in constant use.
Just a little while longer an d
Second and the principal side streets
will be in the same category as the
ones first mentioned and when they
are, we feel satisfied that public inter-
ests will demand that the good work
continues until all the streets are
paved. Selah!
Mrs. Robert Potts made as she al
ways does, most charming young hos
tess when she entertained the Marie
Ladies Club and a number of other
guests on Wednesday afternoon, when
Sweet Olive gave the fragrance and
Golden Rod, the hue to the taseful for
al decorations in the handsome parlors.
Mrs. P. Prudhomme won the pretty
club prize, Mrs. C. L. Breazeale the
guests, Mrs. J. C. Henry the general
consolation, Mrs. the club
BOBBY and Mrs. Soloman the guests
BOBBY.
A delicious turkey luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the game to
the guests who besides the members
included: Mines Watson Phillips,
Hyams, Tom Prudhomme, J. C. and
S. j. Henry, C. Deblieux, Harrington,
Raggio c L. Breazeale, Mcknight of
Campti and Soloman of New Orleans. |
An opportunity for women to buy
stylish up-to-date Suits and Cloaks at
a saving, The newest Fall models
embody all the latest ideas of the sea-
son. Call and see them at DEBLIEUX'S
The above we clipped from late
copy of the Shreveport Times and it
will be interesting to the friends of
the groom here where he was born and
reared and who will join The Enter
prise in extending congratulations:
DIR. st. Elmo Rusca, now of Phila-
delphia, has fellow students of Wander
bilt University in Shreveport, who took
dental training at the same time he
did, and other friends of his sister,
Mrs. R. B. Cook, who will be interes-
ested that today is his wedding day. !
He will be married this morning, 10
o'clock, at nuptial mass in Nashville
Tenn, to Miss Alberta Brady, of that
,ity. They will go right away and will
visit Atlantic City for a few days,
reaching Philadelphia for the opening
If the University, October l, as DR..
Rusca is one Of the professors in that .
Institution on his speciality of dental
DR.. Rusca is from Natchitoches, {
member Of very well-known family. I
md although still young mau, has |
made notable place for himself in
he professional world. Miss Brady
S a young woman of exceptional
harms, and although having many
Idmirers, has held true to her lover
rom the Southland, and will now
hare with him the honorable position
e fills. While possessing rather un-
sual beauty, Miss Brady is also. a
Dung woman of high education and in
ull sympathy with her husbands aims.