The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-01-01

dolf, Eatchitoches, Miss Elizabeth
Dezendogf, Natchitoches, Miss GeOrgia
Boydsto6, Creston.
Not Beyond Help at 81
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Taunton, Mass, whites: 81 have
passed my S7th birthday, ahd thought
| was beyond the reach of medicine,
but Foley Kidney Pills have proved
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A very delightful entertainment was
given by Miss Elite Levy on Monday
afternoon in honor of Miss Willhite Of
Kansas City, the attractive guest of
Miss Williamson, when Christmas
greens, and that most typical of Xmas
flowers Sponzetti were artistically used
in reception hall, parlor and dining
room, where at double tete-a-tete
tables a dainty course luncheon was
served.
Sixteen young ladies were invited for
3:15 when after greetings were ex-
changed they were made write resolu-
tons for the New Year, and when
vote was taken as to the best, the first
prize was awarded Miss Ducournau and
the second Miss Carver. A great many
other guests were invited in to join the
younger set at tea and were served by
Mrs Nelson and Misses Nita Caspari,
May Katie and Cora Henry, while
Misses Dreyfous of Galveston, Phillips
and Nelken assisted the hostess and
her mother in receiving the ladies who
were the recipients of their charming
hospitality.
We wish to call the attention of our
friends to the fact, that we are now
open for business and shall appreciate
any business they might send to US.
Merchants and Farmers Bank,
Natchitoches La.
Starting on Monday night, the Rose
bud set, had all the fun and frolic that
could possibly have been crowded into
Christmas week. The first party was
given by Miss Shirley Greneau in honor
of her guest Miss Selma Jackson of
Alexandria when one game followed
the other after an interesting conte 81
at which Misses Edwina Bludworth
Clara Tarver and Mr. Bernard Nelken
were the prize winners and dainty
souvenir was presented the honelea.
On Tuesday night Miss Miriam Lucas
and brothers Willie and Sidney gave
lovely party, when two exciting literary
games were played at which Misses
Clara Tarver and Loreen Hargrove and
Messrs. Malcolm Katie and Oliver
Ortmeyer were the lucky prize winners
and then dancing followed until late
hour. Miss Miriam presented pretty
souvenir of the occasion to Miss jack
son, visiting guest.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Retta
Katie entertained at Bunco compli-
mentary to Miss Selma Jackson, when
sixteen girls had the jolliest OF eve
nings, and MISS Elma johnson won the
prize, and pretty souvenir was again
presented the happy honoree. A num-
Der of home and church Christmas
trees engaged the attention of the
young people that evening and the
next day, and on Friday Miss Seessel
Breazeale entertained the same Rose
buds at matinee The Dansante in
honor of Mr.. Will Phillips many of
whom after the performance at the
Opera House that night, took in the big
Comus dance too, thus having con-
tinuous day of frolic.
On Saturday night Miss Lucille De-
Blieux gave delightful party when all
kinds of interesting games were played
and Miss Shirley Greneaux and Mr..
Roland Metoyer carried off the honors.
Of course there were Christmas greens
and bells and all kinds of pretty decora-
lions at each and every home, and the
best of the seasons good things were
served so that the Xmas of 1913 will
mark one of the happiest milestones in
the lives of these Young people.
If the poor children of Natchitoches
did not have happy Christmas it was
not the fault of the Mutual Aid. Be-
sides generous supply of candy and
fruit each one got good pair of stock
ings filled to overlooking with toys and
the goodies that appeal to every child.
The good ladies who helped to make
the holidays bright for the little unfor-
tunate ones who Santa Claus might
have overlooked were, Mrs. D. j..
Hyams who sent 2 pair of stocking,
Mrs. Arthur Watson pair of stockings
Mrs. 2. T. Gallon pair of stockings,
Mrs. E. L. McClung pair of stockings
Mrs. Phanor Breazeale ] pair of stock
ings, Mrs. Edw. Phillips pair of
stockings, Mrs. q. v. Porter pair of
stockings, Mrs. N. T. Smith 1 pair Of
stockings, Mrs. Huey pair of stock
ings, Mrs. C. L. Breazeale pair of
stockings, Mrs S. K. Johnson pair of
stockings, Mrs. V. L. Roy l pair of
stockings, Mrs. NJ. H. Carver pair of