The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-01-21

New pupils are joining the dan
cling class at practically every
meeting and in addition to enjoy
ing the heaIthfal exercise, the tri
weekly social diversion is enjoyed
by the members.
The flower gardens are getting
attention Oh every hand, prunlns
being the order Of the day, while
vegetable seed are being sowed ii
boxes preparatory to setting then
out later, when the danger OF
freezes is passed.
The gravelling Of the grand
Fcore road is progressing as sat
isfactory as the weather permits
much Roadway being made on
days like the past few have been.
! For the first time in several
weeks The Cinderellas enjoy ed +
meeting on Wednesday Afternoon
when Miss Carmen Breazeale was
hostess and Miss POLICEMAN Of St
Louis and Miss Ward of BAYOU
GouIa enjoyed the meeting with
tue Club.
Latest styles il winter hats of
all kinds. for all ages will be Of
fered at big reduction at sale the
Trichel millinery on January %.
The WilIiams-O'Quin saw mill
that was moved from its old site
some two miles or more above
town right back to its west center
started up last week and its siren
uous whistle is heard early sad
late, which gives evidence of Some
thing doing, an al WAYS welcome
sound.
A description of this practically
new plant will be given next week.
Fhe ladies of East Natchitochcs
met at the residence of Nrs. F.
W. Boydstun on Tuesday after
noon for the purpose Of organiz
ing a ne, d ecraft club and promot
ING sociability. After the oryani-
zation was effected dainty refresh
ments were served to the mem
bers who are: Mines. Scott, Jones,
Dunckelman, Gibson, Stamper.
Sanders. Teddlie, Reed, Tobin,
McElwain, Gunter, Hudson and
Miss Lessie Teddlie.
A heavy rain accompanied by
tightening and thunder fell Satur-
day night and al day Sunday and
part of Monday the electrical fea-
lures being rather unusual for this
season. But it cleared off Mon
day night and turned cold, and
Tuesday and We lneslay morning
heavy white frosts covered every
thing like snow and since it is ideal
winter weather.
Mrs. G. V. Porter entertained
at theatre party on Monday
night when very jolly evening
was enjoved by the crowd. The
ladies on pleasure bent we're re
called with delicacies during the
mirth provoking show and pre-
sented with dainty souvenirs of
the occasion. but owing to I'M
forseen circumstances the supper
that was to have ended the festiv-
tiles of the evening, had to be
abandoned, which however, ac-
cording to the assurance Of the
charming hostess is to be but a
deferred pleasure.
Mrs. G. w. MilIspaugh enter
tanned The Embroidery Club most
delightfully."- Wednesday AFTERNOON
when a couple of hours were spent
most industriously and much dain-
ty handwork accomplished before
the charming hostess assisted by
Mrs. H. Hughes served a delicious
three course luncheon to the mem
bers and guests who were Mines.
Carver, POLICEMAN, Rusca. Bacon
and &. L. Breazeale.
Mrs. T. E. Pqleman entertained
most delightfully."- at a two table
bridge party on Monday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Marie
Louise POLICEMAN, of st. Louis.
n The charming honoree made
the highest score at her table and
was awarded a !pretty prize while
Mrs. q. L. Breazeale won at the
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