The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-06-05

News of the death of Mrs Max COIN
in Kansas City last Thursday night was
learned with regret by the friends of
the family here. The deceased was
Miss Celie Jaffa second daughtsr of
Mrs. NJ Jaffa and the late Harris
Jaffa and was born and reared and
lived in Natchitoches until her mar
riage 13 years ago, since when she has
lived in Kansas City.
She leaves husband, mother, two
sisters, one brother besides other rela-
lives to mourn her untimely end.
The Glass Play by the graduating class
given in the Auditorium Friday night
was one of the best and most ambi-
tious ever attempted. Sheridan Know
les we'll known Rivals was presented
every detail being faithfully carried
out and the participants as we'll as Mrs.
McVey who drilled them are to be con-
graduated upon the success of the en-
| tainment.
The intensely hot weather of the
past few days has been most beneficial,
to the crops, the corn and cotton which
| owing to the cold weather and rains
were backward, but they have i'm
proved wonderfully, while unusually
good hay crops will be made. The
farmers are all happy because the
prospects so far for 1918 are better
than they have been in several years,
and unless something unforeseen occurs
Natchitoches parish will have banner
year.
Mrs. Eloise Deblieux entertained
The Round Table Club most delightfully."-
on Tuesday afternoon when number
of guests enjoyed the occasion with
the club. Mrs. Alice Deblieux won the
pretty first prize, Mrs. Phillips the
second and Mrs. Porter the BOBBY.
Miss Lemee assisted her sister in
serving a dainty course luncheon to the
guests who besides club members in
cluded Mines. Lestan Deblieux, Lucas,
j. H. Henry, Millspaugh, Paulk of
Texarkana, Misses Noise of New Or
leans, Marble Deblieux.
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No inferior substitute, but only the
genuine Foley Kidney Pills could
have rid J. +. WaIlich, Bartlett,
Nebr., of his kidney trouble. He
says; II was bothered with back; c re
and the pain would run uD to the
back of my head, and had spells of
dizziness. took Foley Kidney Pills
and they did the work and | a m now
entirely rid OF kidney trouble" For
sale by all druggists.
The friends Of the family have been
very much distressed over the serious
illness of little Helen the oldest child
of DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Williams of
East Natchitoches who has been bat
Ting with an attack of scarlet fever
for the past ten days. She has been
very i'll from the first, her fever run
ming very high and being of nervous
sensitive organization she has suffered
great deal. 1t is mystery where
Helen contracted the disease as there
was not case in town that any one
knew of and besides excepting when
she is at school the little girl 10 never
out of her careful mothers sight. At
this writing Wednesday noon, she is
still very i'll tho shade better than
the day before.
Katherine L. Notion, New Bedford
Mass, says; Il had terrible pain
across my back, with burning and
Scalding feeling. l took Foley Kid
ney Pills as advised, with results GER
tain and sure. The pain and burning
feeling left me. | ielt toned up and
invigorated. | recommend Foley Kid
ney Pills" For sale by all druggists.
Mrs. J. w. Cockerham entertained
number of ladies on Thursday afternoon
as is customary with this hospitabls
lady, at regular intervals, when pop
pies, sweet peas and forget-me- nots
were used most artistically for decora-
tons. Miss Lizzie Walmsley won the
pretty first prize, Mrs. Phillips the
general consolation, Mrs. McClung the
BOBBY, and dainty piece of needle
work was presented Mrs. Clark of New
Orleans the guest of honor.
A delicious course luncheon was
served to the guests who included
Mines. Phillips, Porter, POLICEMAN, Nc
Chung, Cannon, Deblieux, Hill, Chap
lin, Paulk of Texarkana, Clark of New
Orleans, Phanor and C. L. Breazeale,
Jones of Luella, Trichel of Shreveport,
Misses Walmsley and Noise of New
Orleans.
Mrs. j. B. Aswell entertained at a
formal reception on Tuesday evening
in honor of the graduation of Miss
Corlnne Aswell when sweet peas, tie
class flower formed the key note for
the decoration this beautiful and fra
grant flower being very much in evil
dence all over the house, The dining
room il particular was very effective
ly decorated gi-l the shell pink Gel
ored ones, a clu " lace Ger on the
ha IDS ome mahogany board eld hugh
center piece of them arranged in pyra
mid form whilo punches hung from the
chandeliers and the punch bowl over
which Mrs. Scarborough presided was
massed with them. The same fragrant
fiower filled vases and bowls in the Ii
brary where brick cream and cakes
were served by Misses Carmen Brea-
zeale, EdiGh Porter, Ada Carver, Hat