The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-02-25

when the Music and Art Students
presented King kene's Daughter
under Mr.. Stephens direction fol-
the benefit of the Victrola fund.
The choral work was unusually
good, the parts being well balanced
and an Intelligent Interpretation
of the beautiful music of the can
tata was given with a spirit that
showed understanding as we'll as
careful training.
White carnations and hyacinths
were the fragrant flowers used for
decorations when Mrs. POLICEMAN
entertained The Round Table Club
NEST charmingly on Mardi Gras
day and the first prize was won
by Mrs. jeff DeBlieux, the second
by Mrs. Chatfe and the BOBBY by
Mrs. D. }. Hyams.
A delicious turkey lunch fol
Owed b. Ice cream and cakes was
served by the hostess assisted by
Misses Z. Prudhomme, GLADYS and
Katherine BreaZeale. and Mines.
Wemp, Chaffe and Cockerham Ell
joyed the party with the members.
We call the particular notice of
the ladies to the new line of hats
just received by Mrs. P. G. Rogers
as announced in her ad, found
elsewhere, same having appeared
in our last issue without name,
through mistake.
In addition to securing hats in
the latest stvle at most reasonable
prices, Mrs Rogers offers her
services as trimmer without any
additional cost, so it will be to the
of those buyers wanting
spring hats to give Mrs. Rogers
q call.
The carnival colors were carried
out in the floral decorations on
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. j.
E. Guardia entertained at a yalen-
tire party and great bowls of yio-
let's and jonquils lent their beauty
and fragrant to the animated
scene. Each guest was asked to
take an original valentine and it
was difficult indeed to decide up
on the best. as there were so many
clever ones, but the prize was
awarded Mrs. ST. Amant whose
little baby girl dressed as Cupid,
the god of the day, pointed her
tiny qulver direct at the 'choi :e'
of the ladies who fell before their
poisoned tips. In the heart game
Miss Ada Carver carried off hon.
ors, and in the coming Yof Rords
ending in " Mrs. Turpin proved
most adept, so she was awarded
that prize. A course luncheon
was served by Misses. Nav Guar
dia and Josephine Bryan
Their friends in Natchitoches
are IN receipt of cards from Mr..
aud Mrs. ii. q. Harkins announc-
ing the marriage of their daughter
Demaret to DIR. w. w. Smith of
Shreveport on Thursday, Feb.
18th, 1915.
The marriage took place in St.
church, Rev. Luke NJ.
White officiating, IN the presence
of members of the immediate
family only and immediately after
the ceremony, DR.. and Mrs.
Smith left for New Orleans where
they will spend a couple of weeks
and OH their return 60 to house
keeping in a pretty new home on
Fairfield Avenue.
The bride wore a travelling suit
10 battleship grey with silk hat to
match with trimmings of flowers
and a corsage boquet of pink
roses and valley lilies.
Mrs. Smith has many friends in
Natchitoches who always enjoyed
her visits to her mother, the pop
ular matron at the Normal, when
they delighted to honor both
and daughter by paying
them social attention, and who
join The Enterprise in extending
best wishes and congratulations.
Contract has been let for the
of 10 additional Letter
Boxes for the deposit and collec-
ton of y. S. Mail. Boxes will be
at the following locations.
Lecomte Hotel, Front ST., near
Church st.
Southwest corner St. Denis and
Front ST This hoy already aree-