The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-11-19

about midnight and gave a taste OF
winter since Monday.i
News Of the death of Mrs. John
Dunckieman at her home in Colo
RADIO last week, was received by
ner relatives and friends In Nat
chitoches with keen regret. Tho
stranger when she came to make
nome here few years ago, she
was cordially welcomed on account
Of ner husband, but her sweet and
gracious personality soon maize
der friends on her own account
VINO learn with sorrow of her ear
~ demise.
An urgent request is made for
cast OFT clothes for the reserve
box of The Mutual Aid, which is
enGlrelS eLul W
ANY old cIoVIes tlat have been
olt-grown Dy children, too old
style for tie oder sisters a IA
brothers a..I thai the mothers and
fathers have puG aside too, Will be
gracefully received as there are
cons san5 demands for tAc-n and
noG Single garmenG on hand Win
xnIc1 to supply the demand.
Please send what you can spare at
once to the President OF tie
Mutual Aid, Mrs. Edward Phillips.
Master Kenneth Sidney johnson
VINO comes 60 Natchltocnes each
tine especially for this OCCASION,
celebrated his second birthday
sunday afternoon by inviting tlc
nelgnDornood babies or his own
aIe W party, when after u gas
rJmp Oh the lawn where they un-
Consciously grouped themselves
most picvuresquely so that some
good pictures could be taken, had
an animal hunt and it Was TOO cum
ming to see these tlny little folks
pull OUT elephants, tigers, camels,
etc from under tables, chairs,
piano, and rugs. Then each little
tos was gwen d cord to pull from
tle Dig red hoop suspended from
the chandeliers and the baby girls
we're delighted to find a doll or
parasoi at the end of efef cord,
White the boys got trains or tops.
Master Kenneth's guests were
little Misses Hortense Edna Hart,
Louise Breazeale, Doris Elise
henry, and Masters Henry Wal
lace Stopher, Ludwig Uhiman,
Clarence and Hertzog DeBiieux.
A pretty little romance that will
cuImlnate in q wedding during the
Christmas holidays in Shreveport,
nome of the bride-elect, had its
origin here the night of the
Drown-Hughes marriage some Jew
weeks ago.
1t was a case of love at first
sight between the first bridesmaid
and groomsmen, who were-lntro'
duced at the rehearsal for the
ceremony, when the groom's be-
lived oldest sister and his best
friend. who served INN as hrsl
groomslnan, were mutually at
traced anu congenial tastes alo
ideas gave Don Cupid an oppor
tlnl5y 10 play havoc With near
strings and he went along unre
bukel until this attraction rapidly
ripened into love. The fair bride
| eject Miss EN- Brown is much al
I'd in Natchitoches where sh'
- a frequent visitor, while
We groom WAC Is
prominent memDe
[ rexas) bar made a mo
impression at the Brown
n lptiaIs and be recalled as :
brilliant toast-master at the recep'
ton that followed the ceremony al
tle church.
Owing to the increased mem
bership and unusually large aver
age attendance this year, the reg
ular meeting place in the direction
room of The Peoples Bank wa
=, crowded for Lesche, that 1t wa
found necessary to change to lar
ger quarters, so Mr.. I. Z. Pole
man kindly agreed to lend the us
of his Office and Monday night tii'
meeting was held there, which 10
cation is equally convenient as !
lis just next door to the old clul
room.
Very little business was attend
led to beyond the regular routln