The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-12-09

White Chinchilla Coats at Sem
melman's.
Mrs. Dave Hart was called
home during the week BY the
illness of her husband who had an
attack of grippe, but is now
practically over it. Her sister
Edna accompanied her and little
daughter on their long and hur-
ried journey to Kansas City which
was made alright.
A most enjoyable party was
given by Mrs. J. W. Cockerham
on Tuesday afternoon in honor of
the Round Table Club, when
beautiful roses were used most
artistically for decorations in the
parlors with ferns and autumn
leaves in the reception hall.
Mrs. POLICEMAN won the handsome
first prize, Mrs. Alice DeBlieux
the second and Mrs. Phillips the
BOBBY.
A delicious turkey luncheon
with all the accompanyments fol-
lowed by syllabub, cakes and
home made candies was served
after the end of the game to the
members and guests who were
Mines. j. g. DeBlieux, D. w.
Breazeale, AswelI and Bonino Of
Franklin.
Tailor made dresses $4.95 up at
Semmelmen's.
Mr.. JEFF DeBlieux who with
Mrs. DeBlieux has been in Shreve-
bort for the past month with {
heir daughter Gratia came down
N Sunday to spend a few days at
ZONE before returning to her bed $
ide and relates a most narrowing :
nd unusual experience. {
After rallying from the effects
f an operation for appendicitis,
Hiss Gratia contracted diptheria I
a the Sanitarium and the needle
nth which the antitoxin was in S
scted, infected her and caused
erious trouble which made the Z
Dung girl very sick. Her par '
hts we're quarantined in the {
anitarium with her, and there t
eemed to be no end to their i
roubles. But happily Miss q
tratia is now convalescing and
ne friends of the family hope il
nat it may be speedy one and r
Ii will be we'll ere long. v
Fancy Xmas boxes 10c. at Sem :
lelman's.
The graduation exercises of the b
ormal were attended by a large
lumber of town people on Tues a
~ night who enjoyed a very u
God program, consisting of an a
ldress by President Roy, one by p
Ir. Afford who received the class 8
ito the Alumni, Mr.. Will o
hillips. president who responded, a
Iiss Lucille Meredith, faculty f
representative, Mr.. N. M. Stafford e
ass representative and DR.. John is
fletcher of Sophia Newoome, who "
no was the speaker of the ever
g. h
The music was unusually good, g
lie orchestra under the director v
Ir. A. Frederick being far above D
le average and gave some ex- Il
,llent numbers, while Mr.. Win t.
hillips, a talented young violinist
as featured in his solo work, the
.ur numbers that he gave, &C =
by Miss Bell and Mr.. VI
frederick being of the highest {,
der and were heartily eneored. q
On. Friday night the Folk dance
given under the direc- !"
On of Miss Dancy was enjoyed a.
7 a large audience who we're .
,lighted with the manner in =
hich the different dancers in .
rpreted in costume, the folk u
lnces of all Nationalities with y
ace and showed excellent train y
g. ;.
The mid winter term began l
onday, the work going on I'M u
terruptedly at the Normal from 9
e close of the fall term, the q
gistration having begun on
lturday and new students have
zen coming in right along, more :
an filing the places left vacant =
! the graduates. =
White Velvet Couriory at Sem q
slman's n.