The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-12-03
The slow rain that began last


The slow rain that began last
evening and continued
with practically no cessation until
Sunday morning, put the roads IN
bad sha pe and ius5 a5 this time
they are more needed for travel
than usual, owing to the session
Of court that calls citizens from
every section of the parish, to say
nothing for the harvesting OF the
crops.
The appointment of Miss varnado as
dean Of the Normal club Is most hap
DIV one, as she is unusually well fitted
for this important position by reason
of her popularity which she has gained
through her lovable disposition. Miss
Varnado is of a calm even temperament,
lust and wise In her knowledge and
understanding Of human nature, and
that she will guide wisely with head and
heart, goes without saying. Mrs. Fan
ME Montgomery will preside as matron
over the housekeeping department, for
which she is eminently fitted as she is
a splendid housckesper and manager
and has had experience In that lima OF
work, and is q lady Of culture and re-
finement who loves young people and
will leave nothing undone that will add
to their comfort and we'll being.
Nine. Scotney and her company
surpassed the expectations of the
most salguine on last Wednesday
evening, when they gave aRe of
the most delightful programs that
is rarely vouchsafed any audience.
Not only were. they all artists
in their particular line, but they
were mest graeiisqs in responding
to the almost endless calls for en-.
cores, that thundered through the
Auditorium after practically every
number which Mime. Scotney and
her assistants stated they we're
happy to give, because never before
have they been so inspired to do
their best for such an appreciative
and sympathetic audience.
1t is doubtful II any expert for
list could exhibit more beautiful
roses than those used by Mrs.
McCook for decoration when she
entertained The Round Table
Club on Tuesday, homegrown
roses from Mrs. Baths garden,
most tastefully arranged, that adj
ded to the charm, of the pretty
home. The game was very gay
and animated and resulted in the
pretty first prize being won by
Mrs. Ducournau, the second by
Mrs. G. L. Breazeale and the
BOBBY by Mrs. Gockerham.
Mrs. English and Miss Leila
Ducournau assisted the gracious
hostess in serving q delicious tur-
key luncheon followed by dainty
sweet course to the club members
and guests who were Mines.
O'Quin, Henry and Miss Marble
DeBlieux. @
Mrs. J. w. Coekerham invited
a few friends to a charming lit
tie party on Wednesday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. O'Quin of Han
nah, when auction was played at
one table, while the other four
guests INDUCED in game Of
straight bridge.
At the first named game, Mrs
| C. L. Breazeale scored highest anc
was presented with pretty prize
while Mrs. J. q. DeBlieux carried
off the honors at bridge and
pretty souvenir of the evening
was presented the honoree, all be
ing the dainty handwork of thu
clever hostess.
Delicious refreshments wer'
served the guests who besides tn
honoree included Mines. .McCook
Montgomery. Chalfe, j. G. De
Blieux, Macoomb, D.. w. and 6
L.. Breazeale.
Thirty members enjoyed an III
!. usually good program at Lesch
Monday night when in the al
sence of both the president an
v!ce-president, Mrs. McVoy pre
sided. After the regular routin
!. the matter of the Christmas saI
I of the Red Cross stamps for tf
] benefit of the tuberculosis pot
|. was taken up as is customary eae
year and committee appointe
.. 70 take charge. The Club f
. many reasons decided not to tai
! any active part In medallion Ga.
d and the interest of the membe,