The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-10-23

the Comus gave a euchre party com
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Deblieux. The game was very ami
mated throughout and closely icon
tested and in the end the first prize
were won by Mrs. Bath and Judg
Henry, the second by Mrs. E. Sud
oath and Mr.. q. H. Pielson. while 4:
beautiful .cutglass pitcher was pre-
sented to the honorees.
While the Older people were in the
card rooms, the little folks were en-
joying dance in the big hall thai
the chaperons watched with pleasure
when their game was over,
Calomel, Calonel, You can.
not stay for Grigsby's Liv.
Ver-Lax has shown us ar
easier way, "McClung Has
It,"
One of the most delightful social
functions of the seasons was enjoyed
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. Henry
Hughes entertained in honor of The
Embroidery CLUB and invited several
other guests to enjoy the afternoon
with the members. Brilliant red
roses and chrysanthemums were used
for decorations in the parlor where
the ladies spent an hour or two busily
plying their needles. when the hostess
distributed linen slips and announced
that each would have an opportunity
to prove the nimbleness of her fingers
and knowledge of stitches by making
as many as possible during a given
time. When time was called. it was
found that Mines. Montgomery and
Turpin had the greatest number
while Mines. DeBlieux and Breazeale
made close seconds, and in drawing
for the pretty prizes, Mines. Mont
gomery and DeBlieux were the lucky
ones and were awarded a dainty
housewife" and sewing basket.
Then the guests were invited into
the dining room where at four double
tete-a-tete tables handsomely ap-
pointed with different colored center
pieces of roses, a delicious hot course
luncheon. was served by the charming
young daughter of the house Miss
Hughes assisted by Miss ClUthiIde
The ladies who enjoyed
Mrs. Hughes hospitality with the
hub were Mines. McClung, J. &. De-
8lieux, Turpin, Montgomery, c l..
Huey and Miss Carr.
They Make You Feel Good
The pleasant purgative effect produced by
,hamberlans Tablets and the healthy condi-
on of body and mind which they create make
ne feel joyful. For sale by all druggists
The formal opening of the Peo-
lies Hardware Company on We'd
lesday was attended by practically
very lady IN town who were cor
Tally received bv the courteous
'oung members of the firm who !
ave each one pretty and valua-
lie souvenir of the occasion in the |
Vay of a sugar spoon, butter
.nife, boullion spoon or oyster
ork. Everything necessary to
make house keeping easy and con-
enient could be found on the well |
locked counters and shelves and
be use of the latest and most |
oyel patents was demonstrated |
or the edification of the guests of |
he occasion.
To those indebted to US all ac-
cunts due us must be paid before
urther credit can be extended.
-Semmelman's.
A very interesting meeting of Lesche
as held Monday night when the sum
lary of the years work. was so clev-
Fly epitomized by Mrs. Zeffie Smith
nd Miss Williamson who as members
the program committee had the first
sson, that they stimulated the other
embers' anticipation for splendid
nd instructive years work.
In Mrs. Smiths Introductory remarks
,e emphasized the fact that though
he Bible was to be studied, it was to
; strictly from literary standpoint
I'd no religious discussions would be
'lerated; then she took up the PRINT
We and Constitutional History of the
ible for her topic while Miss William
IN discussed its Incidental and Regu-
r History.
Mines. Whisenhunt and GuiIbeau and
ISIS Bordelon were elected members,
I'd Miss Marie Breazeale was elected
orresponding Secretary in place of
rs. Porter, who with Miss Levy did
1t care to take an active part in the
ears work, and as an amendment to
esche's constitution did away with
lie honorary membership, except for
lose who while called away from
'wn wished to retain their member
Zip, their nsmes were dropped from
lie roll. The report of Mrs. Breazeale
the Rest Room Committee showed
lat it had been actively at work, and
,me bids of carpenters, brick masons
I'd plumbers were submitted for the
and remodeling of the old
rammar School Building into the Rest +
DOM for the Country Visitors. The
resident Nus. McVoy urged regular