The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-11-26


brick cream and cakes that fol-
lowed the turkey and salad course
being in pink and white.
The pretty first prize was won
| by Mrs. Porter the second by Mrs.
| G. l.. Breazeale the general con-
ISOLATION by Miss Nelken and the
BOBBY by Mrs. Edgar Levy. The
guests who enjoyed this delightful
affair were, Mines. Wemp, Porter
Hyams, Breazeale, Bath, johnson,
J. G. and Jeff Deblieux, Lucas,
Cannon, Rusca, Levy. Cockerham
and Suddath and Misses Tucker,
Elite Levy, Bertha and Mabel
Katie. Nelken and Bertha Levy.
Misses. May and Retta Katie
assisted the charming hostesses in
serving the dainty course luncheon
at the conclusion of the game.
Mems or Boys Bolmacans at Sem
| melman's.
The fall term of the 1914 session
of the l.. S. n. 5. will come to a
close tomorrow when thirty-four
graduates will hold their closing
exercises in the Au litorium at
seven-thirty and be received into
the Alumni.
The list includes:
Miss EIma Booksh, Miss Dun
| woodie Burgess, Miss Ramona Can
non, Mr.. Homer K. Cater, Miss
Nerya Crawford, Mr.. Earl '.
DeBlieux, Mr.. Chas. j. Greene,
Miss Helen Guilbeau, Miss Ear
line Hester, Mr.. 9. 0. Holland,
Mss Irma Howerton, Miss Minnie
kay, Mis-, Beulah Kelly, Miss
Vivian Keiier, Miss Evelyn Kent,
Hiss Emma Kennon, Miss Miriam
| L tcas, Mr.. Cecil McClung, Miss
| Ethel .narrill. Miss Aur H. -'esbit,
| Hiss Bella Quarl9s, Miss Mabel
Reid, Mr.. NJ. 5. Robertson, Mr..
|
rrupheart H. Ru.fin, AiisS Llnnle
Rltledge, Miss Linnie Scarbo-
no Ugh, Miss Ruby Shelton, Mr..
| Nolan Smith, Miss Lille stevens,
| Miss Lizzie Taylor, Miss Frances
Teldlie, Miss Eide reldlle, Miss
Steletta Westr,pe, Miss Ruby
| Wilcox.
The resignati,n of Mrs. Haw
kins as ma.ron of the State Nor
NIL School and departure for her
h me in Snrevep prt on Tuesday,
is not onIy most regrettable, iJuf l.
1
nothing snort of a calamity Mrs
Hawkins combin I'd most un sua
qualities for h;r position. She
IS a lady of c4.i'!re AMI refine
men b. birth. rearing. edu-
cation and pri nariIy by nature
and has the executive ability. of
a Bismarck. Il addition to heing
a woman of un ,uliiy good luig-
ment. she is ia ff. Just and has
the rare art of IN ier,ia .ii:iX girl
boy pature and ,rp-rin inst how
to deal with it an" ttPfr and
all conditions. rla !,>pire | love
and rcsrect in \ was :hlt male
the club girls a ! boss, ii 'nbers
of tie faculty All servants, fairly
worship her an J as she always
recognized their rights and dues,
never shook their self respect and
as a consequence, they gave her
their confidence unsoaght and as
little trouble as it is possible to
Imagine hundreds of people could
give.
| Mrs. Hawkins is a business
woman whose keen insight into tho
many methods for the managing of
such a big establishment as the
Normal Club was the everlasting
wonderof all who had any BUSH
ness dealing with her. She is
a practical hous-keeper and her
big mcnage was run to per'
lection. Her resignation is loss
, to the whole state from every
section OF which girls and boys
4 have had her motherly care some
time during the all too short year:
of her ministration and we doubt
} Iif another matron can ever b
, found who will combine all thu
/ qualities that make Mrs Hawkins
q peer among women.
} An urgent request is made TO
, cast off clothes for the reserve
. box of The Mutual Aid, which i
; entirely empty.
) Any old clothes that have beef
e olt-grown by children, too oil