The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

storm.
Mr. |. Kaufman of Alexandria spent
a couple of days here during the week
Silk Wash ties 25c at Semmelman's
Mr.. T. Smell of Minden was week
end visitor to friends in Natchitoches.
Mrs. l. Lucas and guest Miss Brooks
of Monroe are enjoying visit to New
Orleans.
Misses and children school hats, now
on exhibition at DeBlieux's.
Mrs. H. w. Stopher spent few
days at Luella last week with MIR. and
Mrs. Jones.
Messrs. N. T. Smith and P. J. Glib
son attended meeting Of the K. OF r.
in Hammond last week.
Crepe de Chine neckwear for men
SOC at Semmelman's.
sIr. Frank Cook of Eaton Rouge WIS.,
tied his parents for few days last
week
An the new models in Henderson
(,orsets are now ready to be shown at
A. DeBlieux q Son.
aIrs. N. H. Carver spent few days
in Shreveport the early part of the
week.
Tango windsor ties 25c at Semmel-
mans.
Mrs. E. E. Edgerton of Coushatta
left for her home on Tuesday after a
visit to her sister Mrs. Maggie Pier
son.
Miss Isabel Williamson visited her
Aunts Mines. Frierson and Sutherland
CT Shreveport last week, while on an
important shopping trip.
The newest in silks, printed taffetas,
crepe de chimes, messalines with fou-
larl patterns at Semmelman's.f
Miss Marcia Scarborough is in New
= -.aaRs this week where she went to
"a the finishing touches to most i'm
portant wardrobe.
Misses Seessel Breazeale, Fay Dunck
Gilman and Sallie Kennon came down
from Coushatta Friday evening to
spend the week end at home.
We are showing this season won
derful variety of, Ladies, Misses,
Juniors and Childrens dresses. A. De-
Blieux & Son.
Mrs. r. P. Winslow and daughter
Elizabeth reached here last Thursday
and will spend the next few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Phil.
lips.
A remarkable line Of laees and en-
broideries at Semmelman's.
Misses Edna and Leola Levy, Nita
Caspari and Suzette Inter went up to
Shreveport Friday night to enjoy Peg
Of My Heart" returning home Satur-
day evening.
McKlWains 0xfords for men and
boys at Semmelman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williamson
stopped over to visit the home folks
an route from their bridal journey from
New Orleans to Shreveport, where they
will make their home.
Spring Stetson hats at Semmelman
shapes for young, middle-aged anc
elderly men.
Mrs M. Fender Of Patterson came
up Friday to meet her aunt and sister,
Mrs. and Miss AXE of Magnolia Arkan'
sas who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Deblieux-
Palm Beach, linen or cotton pants
1t Semmelmai's
The Cfnderellas had very delight
ful meeting on Thursday Afternoon
when Miss Carver was hostess and II
addition toclnb members. entertained
number OF other guests.
Don't forget when you are looking
for ladies' skirts and waists drop IN q
the only exclusive ladies furnishing
store in town. De Blieux's.
Several guests enjoyed the evening
with the Embroidery Club when. Mrs
Mt. Smith entertained Tuesday ate
noon and couple Of hours wer
spent protiTably and pleasantly Will
busy fingers piled needles In the intri
cacies OF the latest stitches. A stump
tious course luncheon was served b
the hostess assisted by Misses Gel
trude smith. Annie Pearl Gallon an
Marie O'Quin.
Wanted.
Two or three rooms for light house
keeping. Apply st this Once,
Camp No. 40 u. C. W are requisite
70 meet at the Court House Wednes
day March 25th at u m. Importar
business, please do not fail
:. ALPHoNsE PRUDH0MMl
,. II STEPHENS. Commands
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