The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-08-21
Miss Julia Chopin entertains Miss
katherine BreaheaIe and
Miss Madaline
IIakenyoS.


Miss Julia Chopin on Wednesday
Aug. the 9Th ended, a most enjoyable
house party which was composed OF
the following guests Misses kath
crime Breazeale, Madeline Hakenyos
Beryle Stafford, Salli Hertzog, GLADYS
Brenyhurst. Julia Chopin, and Der.
ME Poulirey. Messrs. John Henry, K
Barron, Mat IIertZOg. Stephens Hen
ry, lIartzog, Chopin, Ell Ball and
Lamar Polk.
Fully hundred guests arriving on
evening trains and in automobiles
were met most graciOusly by the fair
young hostess and brothers Hertzog
and Lamy Chopin.
Lovely music pealed forth through
out the evening and together with
myriads Of lights. Derry's Italian
like galleries presented a most gor-
geous aspect of loneliness.
Tue grand march was led by Mr..
Jonn Henry and Miss Katherine Brea-
zeale after which programmes were
presented by little Miss Corinne
Scruggs and Lamy Chopin.
Dancing was INDUCED in and re-
treshments served throughout the
night taken up to late hour, the
guests departed, bidding farewell to
the young hostess and brothers who
so elegently brought together for the
first time the younger generations of
both Natchitoches and Alexandria.
The guests were:- Katherine Brea-
zeae, Ed Ball, Wilma Pearce, Ste
phens Henry, katherine Simmons,
Earl Deblieux, Jeanette Arial, Gro
yers Stafford. Julia Chopin, Albert
Brown, Sallie Hertzog, Alex SOmpay-
rae, Viola Nelson, Greyel Ewing,
Nelly Grayson, Hope Flower, George
POLICEMAN, Robert Brown, Julia O'Shea,
Ruth Flower, VIII Phillips. Annie
Luckett, Sydney Lucas, Myrtle Her
lie, Eleanor and Nirgie Prescott,
Wood Breazeale, Sue Chase, Glend
and Tom Lepbetter, Vaughn Comp
ton, Miriam Carver, Elvin Mobley,
Irma Sompayrac, John Chanley, Lu-
ellie Lebieux, Sterlin GLADDEN., Hel-
en- Freeman, joel Hymes, lIilda Brea
Zeale. Fred Bremen, Joe Bryan, Du-
glas Phillips, Cora Lee Henry, Robert
Naskham, Eloi Jefferson, Erna Prud-
homme, Page Hidley, Maylon Scott,
Julin BeDoist. Elma Lambre, Clyde
Pierce, Viola PrudhOmme. Henry
Chase, Estelle Cloutler, Mat llertzog,
Mable iIankins, George and EScalon
Gaiennie, Dorothy Lawton, Bryan
Rouget, Gamalie Lawton, Beryl Stat
ford John Henry. Lamy Chopin, Tom
Staples, Lamor, Polk Bernie Poulfrev,
Salie Hertzog, Divide Turpin. Floyd
Edmons, Stephens Henry. Marie Lo-
caise Hertzog. Mrs. Louis kakenyOs,
Mrs. Shirly Shapes, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henry, DR.. and Mrs. Scruggs,
Mr.. Gergart, Mrs. 0. Himel, Mrs.
Dlsmukes and others.
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The Round Table party given by
Mrs. Phillips on Tuesday afternoon
was as Is usual with her entertain
ments, a most enjoyable one. Fruit
punch vas seIved throughout the
evening and at the close Of the game.
an elaborate course luncheon was
served at a handsomely appointed ia
BILE. The first prize was won by Mrs.
C. L. Breazeale, the guests by Miss
Nelken the BOBBY by Mrs. McClung
and pretty souvenirs of the occasion
presented Mines, WinslOw, ST., and
Jr. The ladies who participated in
the game with the club were Mines
Pressburg of Alexandria, Winslow Of
New Orleans, Prudhomme of Ber-
muda. Freeman. j. q. and Lestan
DeblieuX, J. &. Henry, S. Aaron, L.
Potts and Miss Nelkeh.
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Rev. H. Stubenvoll Of Allison, Ia. in Prais-
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writes-"Dr. Kings New Life Pills are such
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at Natchitoches Drug Co.
Mrs. J w, Freeman gave delight
full party when she entertained the
Married Ladies Club on Wednesday
afternoon and great many other
guests who were RECALLED with deli
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