The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-11-30

Cn Lue evening VI 1oOUi N"J
Dec. End in the City Hall Audi
forum, double violin recital will
be given by the celebrated Danish
violinlst, Aage Fredericks and his
pupil, Will Phillips. Mr.. Freder-
icks is a concert artist of inter-
national reputation. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Phillips was
presented here in recital by the
Authors Club in their open meet
ing, on this occasion assisted at
the piano by Mr.. Fredericks and
the delightful impression made
upon the audience. shreveport
Times.
Managers Breda and Sutton of the
Olympic Theater have arranged to offer
their patrons the great new motion
picture novel, "Gloria's Romance, "
in which Billie Burke, famous star OF
the speaking stage. has been engaged
at salary of 81, 900 per week to play
the leading role. The story is from the
pen of Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes,
authors of innumerable novels, and is
said to be society romance with scenes
laid at Palm Beach. Florida, and in
The homes of the wealthy along River
side Drive, New York City. Managers
Breda and Sutton state that the cost
IF the film is considerably above what
they ordinarily have to pay for film SER
vice, but they feel that the attraction
is in every respect so excellent that It
IS we'll worth the higher price.
Christmas berries and ferns were
used Tuesday afternoon most eff
fectively IN the beautiful Stephens
home in East Natchitoches, when
its gracious chatelaine entertained
The Round Table Club. Mrs. d.
j. Hyams won the handsome first
prize, Mrs. Lucas the second and
Mrs. Ducournau the BOBBY. At
the conclusion of the game, a de-
licious turkey luncheon with let
tuce, asparagus and maYonalsfe
olives, celery. hot biscuits and tea
was followed by orange pudding
with whipped cream and cakes
and heartily enjoyed by the men,
bers and substitutes who were
Mines. Lucas, j. II. Keyser, Carr,
Charles and Clarence DeBlieux,
Martin of Cape Girardeau and
Misses Nelken AID Carmen Brea-
zeale.
The opportunity of hearing a
fine speaker on a subject that is
absorbing the attention of the
whole nation and in fact is of uni
yersaI. international interest, will
be given the citizens of Natchi-
toches on tomorrow evening at
6 .. m. when under the auspices
of The Equal Suffrage Club, Mrs.
w. w. Martin of Cape Giradeau
will make an address at the Comus
Club. Mrs. Martin is an intelli-
gent thinking woman, learned and
muchIy travelled, who has taken
leading part in woman'S affairs in
club, social, church and civic life
and being above all a thoroughly
| womanly woman, who stands out
in her home town as an ideal wife
and mother, her point of view on
the subject of equal suffrage is Of
unusual interest and we'll worth
hearing. So the club hopes that
a large crowd will avail them
selves Of this opportunity and
near Mrs. Martin tomorrow even
ling at the Comus at promptly
6 p. 10.
Billie Burke, who is considered BY
many theatrical critics Americas most
charming actress, has been engaged al
a salary of more than $4,000 per weel
to play the leading role in GLORIA
Romance" the new motion picture
novel from the pen of Mr.. and Mrs
Rupert Hughes. Forseeiug that thu
picture would probably be the year,
bast attraction, Managers Breda anC
lSstton of the Olympic Theatre hasteneC
to: book it for their patrons, ever
though they found it necessary to pay
a rental price far above that of theil
regular run of films. Women particu
larly find much to admire in winsome
little Miss Burke, and her fame as the
best dressed star in the United States
will be more than maintained in "Glo
ria's Romance. I" for during the course
of the production she is to appear il
some specially designed frocks by Henri
Bendel, Lucille and Balloon, which cos
more than $40, 900. She is cast as Clio
ria Stafford, the daughter of million
aire banker of New York, and sh
dresses the part in every way in keep
ing with so wealthy a girl. This un
usual production will be shown at tn
Olympic Theatre every Friday night.