The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-02-03

doubt be in attendance.
Mrs. Emily johnson who was
called to Natchitoches by the las5
illness of her mother Mrs. 1.afitte,
has returned to her home in Tree
City. Mrs. Trichel of Coushatta
who was called here at the same
time is still in attendance upon
her mother, Mrs. Chaplin whose
illness continues serious.
Owing to the vepy inclement
weather on Monday night and the
indisposition of several who were
on the program, the regular meet
ing of Lesche was postponed. A
very unusual occurance in the
history of the Club.
Miss Lizzie Dunckelman who
has been teaching at Ashland has
resigned her position and returned
home where she will remain with
her mother for the present. Her
sister Miss Fay who has been
teaching at Cotton Valley has
changed to Winfield where she
has more congenial work.
Miss Lucille DeBlieux returned
Monday night from Shreveport
where she was engaged 10 fill the
position left vacant by Miss
Meyers, but after she reached
that city being assigned to another
school in not a very desirable
location, her parents would not
permit her to remain.
Mrs. G, Winberg was called to
Alexandria on Saturday night by
the tragic death of her niece Mrs.
L. Mann who was shot by
maniac and little daughter seri-
ously wounded.
Mr.. E. Winberg accompanied
his mother and remainded over to
attend the funeral.
All kinds of changes in the
weather have taken place within
the past week. Regular spring,
sunshiny days were followed by
downpours of rain accompanied By
tightening, thunder and heavy
winos. Monday evening after a
continuous rain of many hours,
wind veered to the northwest and
the cold wave announced for
Thursday descended with full
force causing a great drop in the
thermometer.
The mercury dropped to IA b.
Tuesday noon and a light snowfall
aIternated with sleet off and on al
afternoon that melted as it fell buy
by dark all the ugly threatening
clouds disappeared and beauti-
full sunset settled the question
the day. Wednesday dawned
clear and bright bot freezing,
genuine winter weather and pro
misses to remain so for a few day
at least.
The friends of the family vii
be interested in learning as th'
Shreveport Times announces tina
extraordinary young yiolinist'
Will Phillips has been engaged t.
give a series of recitals through
out the State and will make hi.
professional debut in Shreveport,
under the auspices of.the Author
on Feb. 10Th. The Times goes OF
to say: Great promise is made
for Will Phillips as violinist TO-
he combines talent with industry
a love for his instrument and tht
ability to bring forth its possibili-
ties. Mr.. Phillips gill give re
citals in New Orleans, Lake Char
les and Baton Rouge during thC
early Spring.
Mrs. @. G. Whisenhunt enter
tanned at a lovely violet reception
and tea on Thursday afternoon il
honor of her charming guest, Mrs
Hellbing of Minnesota.
Mines. Reed and Porter assistec
i the hostess and honoree in receiY
ing in the drawing room wherf
yiolets we're used for decoratio
while violets and crimson spire,
we're used in the dining room
where at a handsomely appoipte.
table Miss Guardia aid Mrs. Hay
served sandwiches, fruit pune
! and stuffed dates.
a. number OF guests called dur
; ing the reception hours $3.50 I.
; $50 and novel idea was, tina
! each on entering was presente
with a dainty hand painted car
arry;n,, out tile colslr and fowt