The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. POLICEMAN enter
tained at dance on Friday nigh
and Mrs. Macoomb at a supper OF
SATURDAY. night in honor of Mrs. Gu.
Fenner OF Alexandria both OF which
were most ENJOYABLE affairs.
Miss ClotniIde Prudhomme wa
the charming hostess of the Cinder
elias on Thursday afternoon whel
beautiful roses were used for decora
lions
Mines. Russ and Shaeffer of Texas
Miss Bringhurst of Alexandria ant
Mrs. Edgar Levy enjoyed the even
ing with the Club.
The marriage of Miss Norma Hig
gins and Mr.. Edward Payne will b.
quietly celebrated in Shreveport OF
next Wednesday November 26th, The
bride elect who made her home here
for a while is the sister of Mrs. E. L.
Sanderson while the groom is the
youngest son of Mrs. NJ. Payne ant
the late VIM. Payne and is successfL
young planter who has many friends
interested in his future happiness.
The Natchitoches people are going
to have the opportunity of seeing
Edison's latest and greatest invention
in its line, at an early date, talking
moving pictures, in the best dramas
PLAYED by the leading actors Of the
day. Among the plays negotiated for
by Manager Keyser are;
Tess of D'Urberyille bv Minnie
Maddern Fiske, The Bishops Car
rage bv Mary Pickford. Chelsea 1855
by Henry E. Dixey, An Hour before
Dawn by Lily Langtry, Count of
Monte Christie by James O'neil.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. F. L. Will
lis. suffered greatly from asthma and
He writes: | goi no re-
lief until | took Foley's Honey and
Far Compound. 1t entirely removed
those choking sensations, and never
failed to produce an easy and COM
Portable condition of the throat and
ungs." Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. c. V. Porter entertained her
Bridge Club on Friday afternoon and
invited the Elwellians to play in
friendly rivalry with them which
Lddel spice to the spirited game of
Luction.
Mrs. Fenner of Alexandria who
)layed as substitute with the FL
yellians made the highest score for
hat club and was awarded some pref
v hand made lace while Mrs. Z. L.
5reaZeale won the prize in the other
lub. and was awarded. a pretty prize
90. Mines. Fenner, johnson aid Miss
Jelken played as substitutes and Mrs
Roy joined the guests atsupper which
las served -. courses at hand
omeiy appointed table.
Calomel, Calomel, You can
lot stay for Grigsby's L,iv-
has shown us an
asier way, "McClung Has
IT,
Master Kenneth Johnson celebrated
lis first anniversary on Friday and
invited the neighborhood babies to
clip him blowout the one candle on the
birthday cake. a great Jack Homer
ne was hidden behind screen over
,hich dainty silk ribbons dangled
hat each baby toddled to and pulled
nd to their delight found q toy at
he end. But the greatest fun was
n trying to get picture of the little
ost and his guests out on the lawn
n which they gambolled and If the
h otographer succeeded no more
picture could be made than
he one taken of little Misses Mary
Kathleen Cannon, Loreen Hicks and
lasters Clarence Deblieux, A. ID
Weaver, Lestan Deblieux, Arthur
nd Gene Watson and Kenneth john
on,
Meetings. Drug Store is
headquarters for Grlgsby's
1iy- Ver-Lax.
This lovely Indian summer weather
vas delightfully."- appropriate when
Hiss Isabel Williamson entertained
{ most enjoyable al frisco luncheon
The Williamson garden made
background for the occa-
aston, the table being set In the
.rape arbor. which was bright with
'owls of orange chrysanthemums. A
ustic basket of these gay flowers
raced the center OF the table, which
vas attractive with its dull blue
hina and shining silver. Miss Will
hanson served delicious three
curse luncheon to her guests who
we're: Misses Marie and Carmen Brea-
eale, Elite Levy, Ada Carver, Leila
)ucournau, Alice Williamson and
irs. Sidney X. Johnson.
DIED Suddenly on Nov. 18th at her
ome at Monroe, La, Mrs. A. b. At
ms, wife of NJ F. Atkins, aged SO
ears.
The friends of the family were very
much shocked to learn of the sudden
emise of Mrs. Atkins who had made
Ter home in this parish great many
ears. The remains were brought TO
on Monday and inferred
a the family burial plot on the home
,lantation Few miles below town.
The Enterprise extends sympathy to
he bereaved family.
Would Make Them Better u They Could.
The makers of Foley Kidney Pills
.now lhat they have absolutely the
lest combination of curative and
lealing medicines for kidney and
bladder ailments and urinary irregu-
arities that 1t Is possible to produce
That is why Foley Kidney Pills are
he best medicine for the purpose You
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