The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-12-16
Mr.. E. o. Drummer, Commits

Cn6S Gn6 early pdFG OI Illc Wcch
when he was cordially welcomed
by his friends.
Mines. Turpin and Cannon and
Mr.. Ct. H, Pierson were called ID
Coushatta Monday to pay the last
sad respects to their aunt, Mrs.
G.. E. Edgerton whose sudden
death occurred in Shreveport where
she had gone on a shopping tour
the night before and remains
were brought home for burial.
An important meeting of The
Mutual Aid is called for to-
morrow, Friday afternoon at four
o'clock, at Mrs. Leopold Levy's
residence. A full attendance IS
requested, everybody interested
in helping to make Christmas for
the poor is invited to be present
as ways and means are to be dis
cussed.
The first fire alarm of the sea-
son land it is hoped the LAST startl-
ed every body on Tuesday about
noon when assistance was 50
promptly rendered that little dam
age beyond the cracking of a
chimney and the tearing out of
the inner walls in the attic, at the
home of Mrs. Alice DeBlieux was
done.
The dinner served by the Bap-
fist ladies on Saturday was rs
great culinary success, as it was
financial one, $50. so having been
cleared which neat amount was
hailed with delight as it COM
pletely covered the last of the
debt contracted by the ladies' for
the painting of the church and tt
splendid menu so beautifully
served, was a feast fit for Epicur-
rus.
Twenty-Five member attended
Lesche Monday night when there
was very little business to dispose
of after an informal discussion of
the work that would be taken up
along civics lines with the coming
of the New Year and the lesson
conducted by Mrs. Scarborough
assisted by Mines. Reed, Hyams,
Chaplin and Miss Gualdin was
interesting. Roll call
was responded to with current
events and the program was, Col
lier's articles on story contest;
Story telling or tte prize stories, |
The Trawler, Saleratus Snlth,
Colin McCabe. Renegade and the
Message of Ann Laura Sweet.
Poinsettas were the gorgeous
flowers used with ferns on Tues
day afternoon when Mrs. Edward
Phillips entertained The Round
Table Club most delightfully."-, the
Christmasy decorations being fur
Their emphasized in the crimsonl
and silver hangings intertwined
with the holly that hung from
The chandeliers and banked On
piano and tables. Mrs. D. j.
Hyams won the handsome first
prize, Mrs. Jonn Keyser the
second and Mrs. Cockerham the
BOBBY.
A delicious crab meat salad with
stuffed celery, waters and tea fol-
owed by Macaroon Isle was
1aintlly served by the hostess as
sisted by Misses Edith Porter and
Carmen Breazeale to the club
members and guests who were
Mines. Nelson, Keyser, Carr,
Bonino of franklin and Miss
Nelken.
Wednesday, December 22nd is
he day that the Christmas stock
ngs for the poor children are to
)e sent TO the president of the
Mutual Aid, Mrs. Edward Phillips
% that the committee can see
Ibout their distribution in time
or Santa Claus visit.
That parents with children will
mbue them the beautiful spirit of
he season, households whcret here
ire no children and bachelors and
bachelor maids will do likewise, is
earnestly hoped as no better test
If perfect understanding of the
rue Christmas spirit can be given
han remembering the unfortunate
title ones at this time of Peace
N Earth and Good Will Towards
III Men,"
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