The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-03-09
Mr.. Charles DeBlieux and Mrs.

: city. entirely restored to goo
health to the delight of famil
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Piersol
and sons, Mrs. H. Turpin an
children motored up to Coushatt
Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Pier
son who returned to her venerabl
mother after spending a couple 0
weeks at home.
Col. Thomas D. Marcum o
Kentucky who enjoyed week il
| Natchitoches as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs O. Hicks left fer Jeaner
cite on Saturday night where h
visited South Louisiana friends
en- route home.
We call the attention of the
Masons to the card announcing
the days and hour of meetings OF
that popular order. and here after
there need be no excuse for non
attendance, as by reference to The
Enterprise, the regular lodge or
call meetings can be known.
The dreaded fire alarm startled
all Natcbitoches Tuesday night
just before eleven o'clock when
the store, with all of its contents,
of John Ackle, was burned. The
fire is supposed to have started
from defective fue and was
under good Roadway before dis
covered. The loss is covered by
insurance.
Mrs. Genoa L'herisscn enter
tanned The Cinderellas very charm
ingly on Wednesday afternoon,
when the time was spent in
fashioning the decorations that
were used so effectively on the
float of that popular young club
in the parade Tuesday.
A delicious salad course was
daintily served by the charming
young hostess.
Miss Mia Caspari went to
Shreveport Monday to meet her
cousin Mrs. Cheney of Camden,
New Jersey who with her little
daughter reached here that night
to visit relatives. This charming
visitor will be recalled as the
daughter (Addie) of
Capt. and Mrs. Guadiola who
came over from England some
years ago and made their home in
Satchitoches for a couple of years.
The family returned to England.
but later some of the younger
members came back to. America
and are living in the East.
Mrs. G. Percy Smith, corsetiere
for the Nu-Bone corset, has re-
Gently established the agency in
Natchitoches for the best made-to-
order corset that is on tie market.
The four great element in a corset
are the Stay. the Style. the Service
and the Superiority and Mrs.
Smith guarantees that the Nu-Bone
corset fills these four requirements
better than any other kind manu-.
featured. Watch for her cards.
but in the meanwhile phone 24s
and Mrs. Smith will be glad to
either have you call Or cali il
person herself aud fit you accu-
rately. Mrs. Smith solicits the
of the ladies of Natchl-
5oches.
The compliment paid Miss July |
in selecting iler as one
Of the maids at the ball of Menus
n New Orleans the ogher night, /
was as unusual as it was fattering.
The Menus organization is one OF /
he oldest and most select of all of /
he Carnival organization of the
City and has never be- !
ore chosen any but a local
maid for the honor SO greatly
,rized, SO In the crowring of one
II Natchitoches' fair daughters,
he old town was as highly compli-
nented as was the hoaoree who
'anks among the most popular of
he social set in New Orleans
where she is spending this year
While member of the musical
aculty at Newcomb.
The very delightful ptrty given
~ Mrs. f. z. Raggio On Tuesday
afternoon Of last week, was the .
asst meeting of the Round Table /
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