The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-05-20

Alexandria Saturday on the Nor
NAL special to enjoy the inter
collegiate meet with friends, and
from there went to Bradley, Ar
kansas for a days visit to his
sister Mrs. L. D. Howell en- route
to Shreveport where he is attend
ing the K. of P. convention as a
delegate from the Natchitoches
Lodge.
The Enterprise heartily con-
graduates Mr.. Stopher and his
band upon the signal victory VOL
on Saturday when it carried of
first donors at the intercollegiate
meet; The Natchitoches people
rejoice with the boys and their
patient and painstaking leader and
teacher who have worked indefatig-
ably against many odds and hope
that many more such honors will
fall to the deserved lot of the Nor
NAL band.
Misses E. Porter, G. AMI X. Brea
zeale, Henry, Carver, Gallon, Roy
j. 'and.P. Weaver, Weber, Varnado,
Weeks, Davies, Haupt, Bordelon,
Dancy, L'herisson, Messrs. Green
McCook, L'herisson, POLICEMAN,
Covington, Cook, Phillips, Pullin,
CIoutier, Praither, Fournet,
Payne, Hedges, vey.
Mrs, N. T. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stopher, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper,
were among the number who
spent Saturday in Alexandria.
A number of little girls were
delighted to meet Elizabeth Law
ton the charming little daughter
of Or. and Mrs. E. G. Lawton of
Bermuda, Wednesday afternoon
when Mrs. D. w. Breazeale gave
a party in her honor at her pretty
home on Second st. All old
fashioned games dear to little
folks we're enjoyed on the well
kept lawns where the delicious
cream and cake were also served
and it was sunset before these
young folks separated after very
happy afternoons frolic.
| Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Roy enter
tanned the graduates class on
Friday evening of last week in
honor of their daughter Lucille
who is member of the class,
when the presidents cottage was
beautifully decorated with choicest
of flowers and made fine back
lgropnd for the fair maidens in
ltheir dainty evening gowns and
youths in their regulation full
dress. An entertaining contest
made the time fly and the serving
of delicious refreshments added nc
little to the delights of the even
ling:
A. cordial welcome is extended
DIR. and Mrs. p. Waddell who
with their sister Miss Mathilde
DeBlieux have returned to make
| Natchitoches their home after a
Inur1ber of years absence.
/ They have taken possession OF
the. old Sanitarium on Washington
street recently vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. d. L. Suddath, who are
Inou living in the Lawton house
on the same street, that Mrs.
Tarver and family occupied u1til
they moved into the Jack resi-
dence.
! Hrs. CT. M. Pierson entertained
| The Cinderellas Wednesday after
noon and the beautiful old oak on
the east lawn threw delightful
shade over the animated scene of
these fresh young girls in their
pretty summer frocks busily plying
their needles while enjoying social
intercourse. Gorgeous nasturtIums
and a hugh mass of dainty sweet
peas lent their fragrant beauty and
the flower laden tea wagon stinu.
lated the appetite for the dainty
luncheon served by the charming
Hostess, assisted by Mines. Turpir
and Cannon.
4 The death of Aunt Celeste
Joseph on Saturday, brought to q
| close the life of one of our few
remaining antibellum negroes, at
tha remarkable age of liz years
Aunt Celeste belonged to the
family If CoI VIM. Fl. Levy ant