The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-11-18
Crepe de Chine odd shades 75c
at Semmelman's.


in the very near future is prac
: tically an assured fact, as while
7 several are figuring on the cree
Z tion of one on different vacant
: lots centrally located, plans arr
: being drawn ready to be sub
mitted the last of this week anc
there is no doubt but some Of the
four different parties who have
an opera house project in con
temptation, will decide definitely
and get busy. SO mote it be.
Mr.. J. B. Aswell left on Tues
day night for Shreveport en- route
to Washington where he was
called for conference with Secre,
tary of War Garrison and P. NJ
Burleson, prior to the assembling
of Congress on several matters OF
grave Importance.
He stopped over in Shreveport
to attend a meeting that was
held to discuss the proposition for
the. government to continue its
appropriation for improving Red
River.
One Of the most elaborate and
enjoyable social events of the sea-
son was the auction party given
by Misses Lizzie and Lee Walms-
ley on Tuesday evening compli
mentary to their charming niece
and guest Mrs. l Crabtree of
Memphis. Roses of the rarest
and sweetest adorned the beautiful
halls and parlor where the six
tables were placed and at the end
of the game, the pretty first prize
was awarded Mrs. Bath, the second
Mrs. Macoomb, the BOBBY Mrs.
Hill and a handsome souvenir of
the occasion was presented the
honoree.
Misses Russell, Inter and little
Lotus DeBlieux assisted the hos
tesses in serving a delicious salad
course with hot tea, followed by
chocolate and vanilla brick cream
and cakes to Mines. Crabtree,
Hyams, Watson, Stephens, A.
DeBlieux, Phillips, Cockerham,
Porter, POLICEMAN, McClung, Bath,
Henry, Chaffe, McCook, j. G.
DeRlieux, Macoomb. Hill, Phanor,
G. L. and d.. w. Breazeale and
Misses Nelken, DeBlieux, Marie
and Carmen Breazeale.
Mrs. Henry Hughes was most
gracious hostess Monday evening
at a six o'clock dinner of six
covers, when her guests responded
to a cordial invitation to eat
du :k''. Shortly after the guests
arrived they were ushered into
the dining room where great
mass of lchrysanthemums formed
the attractive centerpiece, while |
bowls and vases filed with magni-
hcent specimens of these same |
flowers we're on the buffet, mantle |
and serving tables. A dett han
ded Phyllis served a delicious
course dinner the brewing at table |
of the cup that cheers from an
elegant silver service, adding no
little to the enjoyment of the
splendid menu.
At the conclusion of the dinner,
some time was spent in social in
tercourse and after little music |
a theatre party was the next move
and thorough enjoyment of The
Earl Of Pawtucket" brought to c
close a delightful evening.
The ladies who enjoyed Mrs. |
Hughes charming hospitality were
Mines. Millspaugh, Inter, Ewing. |
Reed and g. L. Breazeale.
We doubt if the famous chry-
snow in New York |
had a more gorgeous display thar
Mrs. John Keyser's pretty home
had on Wednesday afternoon wher
she entertained at a card party. |
These beauties were raised by |
Mrs. j. q. Keyser and the $40
showed to wonderful advantage !
and won universal admiration from
the guests throughout the evening. |
The game was very animated and |
resulted in Miss Lily Tucker win
ming irst prize, Mrs. Phillip the
second, Mrs. 9. l.. Breazeale,
general consolation and Mrs. Nc
Cook the BOBBY, all being ex-
quisite needlework, made by the
hostess.
At the conclusion of the game a
dainty salad course with sand
wlcnes and tea followed by bricf
cream and cakes was served
Mines. Desmukes. L'herisson, Nc